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Washington Journal., 1920-05-14
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nebmen, oaB am 0onnerstog, oen
20. Mai, Der 9iitrift go. 40 oes
neutrality-suspicious. IN Ser Singer
bunObale eiren Maitan3 pc~runltoltcn
miro. 8ir fonnen iopiel perraten
Dab Elm GuBerit riibriaes aomite al
Der @rbeit lit, 10 ga Boie @cranital
tuhg cine @aIaafTaire ri mcroen Der
ipridt. Die 8eranItaltungen oieies
Diitrifts baben in Der @crgongenbci.
ME ooour6 ~geglGn6t, Dab bunbertc
BON Weniden oa eepeicn iino, ihj
@lon5 uno ibr &ubm bot imnler ga
rim beltanoen, Dab iie 1llBerit gemilt.
lid paren, Dab iie INNER ols beIon.
oers gelungene be5ei1net meroen
fonnten. 9as miro audi oiesmoI
Der Sail fem. @er olio NAL eireu
redt FROZEN abeno bprIeben nil, iou
tie Die @elegelbeit nidt ~berIdumen.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14
ct. @aricnfirdc.

Nm Sonntog lit sic lh0ne 9Seier
Der erlten III. communion Der &in
Der. Dor Ser s llbr Meilc mcrocn lie
pro5ellionslueiie aus Scr Sdule 5ur
STRIDE gefiibrt. Die 6cier ielbIt lit
bel Der s llbr Melie. I'm 4 llbr
nobmittags lit icierlide @esper, 6r-
neuerung Der SolfgeIiiboe, NufnoD
me in Die Sfoplllicr Nrll0erIhoit uIo
iaframentoler Scgen.
@abrenO Mai lit tGgIiA Mtaian
Oobt 81 @bren Der @otteSmuttcr. Mm
Nontag, Mlittlpo6 uu0 8reitog lit
Ole 9lnood)t oln Nbeuo Inn $50. gn1
Oiehstag, 0onnerStog uno Somstag
lit oieielbe na6 Der s llbr WteIie.
Die WoiprO5ciiiou al Ser lid sic
Ifitglieoer Der beri6ieocncn Tcreine
pic Ole ainOer betciIigcn, 1T am
Sonntag, %. Wiai Inn 4 llbr nod.
mittagS. Die @orbercitungc1 fir oie
ielbe bnben idon %begonnen I'M lie
b06lt ieierIiN uno l60r 81 pcroll.
ltolten.
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our Gorbereitung fir oos bobe
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Sreitoe, IA. Moi. Der @~ottcsoicnit
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gebalten.
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tag mur0c alien Die 81 Dem bcrrli
diem grfolge mo 3ablreiden 9eluhc
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inter Sen Muipicien Scr SSllngfroucn
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III Der S6ulboile peranltoItet lpllr0e,
geoanft.
9ci Der Z llbr Weiie eeben ole Mit
slie0er pes 81. 9tamen S5eiu &ereins
gemeinidaitli6 CUR bl. &ommunion.
I'm $50 am Nu6mittog baben ie ID
re 8eriammlllng. Cine ihGnc Sln5obl
Der Witglieoer beteiligte lid) an Der
grnben DemonItrution ser 81. SEA
me Seiu &ereine in AIeranorio am
lebten Sonntag.
! Cine beion0ere &oIIefte miro oie
len Sonntog bel alien @ottesoienlten
in Ser st. Worienfir6e oufqenom
men fir oie 3otleiOenoen in 9eittid)
lano un0 0citerreid. Solte Senlano
perbinoert iein, Dem @otteSoienit Inn
Z 8, 8, 1890 moreenS ooer i'm A
nbr nadmittags III Der ct. Marien-
fir6e %bei5unobnen, Ser moge gefGl
ligit feline 9eiitelter 81 oieier aollef
te our6 sic Yolt ooer ionIhpie 5ltnl
8forrbaltic ienOen. @emdB Slpcr
laiiigen 8eri6ten lit Die gtot iiber.
groB un0 gerne lollte man bereit fem
nod &raften Ben 10 idper Scimge
lltdten 81 bGlfcn.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14

oienlte ~ein5elner meDr 9erborgcboben
werNen loaten. MIio, S%tenn0den. ih
babe mid notiirliN iofor: nit oeil
SiIfspereinIern in @crhin6ulq &c.
iett uno in bere0ter Ilgelegcn1eit
iolgenoes %erfobren. Die Geroic,Itc
ocS Serrit, Den Sreiino y. 81. be.
InnOerS nombaft maft, lneroen bon
Sen @eomten uno Mitglie6ern OcS
SiIi3pereins bon uno ncn5 onerfonnt
ND eemiiroiet. SIN Silfgpcrein finn
a6ar olih nod anoerc S;c e~beaioniel
uilG riclleiht nod mebr 9ctdn babcn
Go IS bon pOrnberein qarj ieIbitpcr
ItdnSiih lit, baB jeoer ieir Cell nur
5ilui 8clten Scr NotleitcnOcn, niO
uidt ollm eieuen Hrbme ulo 5itr
Sclhitrerberrlidung tut, lubell aerc
Sc Die beionoers t1tigen 0titQlicOer
oeS Silfsbereins in oenicl6cn oen
gntrdg gmelteIt, bon oem elpigen 2phcn
un0 Strhprrlideu MbItono 3l Ii mtcl.
lul0 baten aud Den 9eridterltattee
9ieier 3eitung gebeten, Oiciem 8lim
9eidluB erbobenen MntraJ nc15lt-
fomnten. Sreuno g. @l miro inns
olio uif)t b0ie iein, meln mir auf Nenl
6ctretenen @ege rr~t.ridjscitcn unO
nGe ricieni9enL SIC 70 b"iorocr8 tGti0
inc, meroen i'm eigncn Se,sen clncn
groBeren 2obn perlpiireu, ols oie Gr
ipGbnung ibrer Yerion in oieIer Sci
tung ibncn eeben fGnnte. 81 propos
Silfsberein. Saben Sic, ulter Sdppe
Sc, olld oofiir geiorgt, ooB oac Gang
aine friih oeGIt moroen lino. Sic
miiien Ood), Dab om nGdltcn Montog
Der SilfsDerein i'm SGnqerbnno eillcn
groBen Moitana peranitaItet. gSc6c
Sbnen menn Sic mie6er orr6 4bme-
lenbeit gldn3en. Damn fonnen Sic
nlr qleidl ibr Seitament modem ober
ocrgeiien Sic oorin ni6t Sbren
n@aibingtoner Gereinsmeier"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14
.. s. SaIfs-@erciu
iiir Die Notleioenoen in 0eiltihIano
rno SeIterreih.

lleber bic @eriammlung oes SiIfs.
nereins om lesten 6reitog lit niht
piel 5u Iogen, oo in DER 9ouptiade
MIR &outinegeidl1ite. erIeOiet mlr.
Den. Der 8orliseuoe gob ieinen Be.
ri1t iiber Dos @nltipiel ser oromoti
ld)en Seftion 0eS Tereins in 8olti.
more, ebenlo beridtete Sr1ulein go.
ro Sdmor6 oils @oriieerin oeS Woi-
ton5fomites. Dieier Moitnn5 Der.
iprid)t redt biibid) 81, lperoen, modtcu
iid) bod redt oiele al DER 5eltlidfeit
beteilieerL nm oo0urb Dem 8ereiu
mieoer nelie, 10 orineenO NOTICE Wit.
tel ou5ufiibren. Die WitaIieocr Oes
Bereins boffen auf cine ltorfe 9etei-
ligung, oomit aud oieie 8ernultol-
tline niht binter Den anoeren 5rriid-
aulteben bronht. NadD SdIiIB Ger
Gcriommlung blieben Die @ridliene.
men nod froblid bel 8ofiee mo 9ll.
den 5%ulammen.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14
9amen. @erein Oes 8nppert Seims

Am Oienstae oieier ISOLDE fonO
ole i1brIide 8eriammIung uno BE.
ontenpobl oes Domennereins Itott.
peIhe bon Den Mitelieoeru iebr gut
bciii6t mar. 8ei Der 8eamtenluobl
pllroen Die olten 8enmtcn ale per
Affirmation Wieoerermablt.
sSrou Worie De Grain, Tr1lioent
fSrou 2ouiie Sdneioer. 1. Si5es
YrGIioent;
6rou Sophie fonoer. 2. &iScpr6i.;
6rau y. &rumfe, Sefret1r;
5rou Yosiffa, Sdosmciltcr.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14

Sns D8aibinstOn SOnrnal" lit ic.
oerScit bercit, Nadridten iiber bic
Grcisniiic in ben oentiden &ereineu
III OcrGffeutliden; lit jebud in nielcM
SGlen nidlt in Der Gage, bieie Rad.
rihten 5n erbalten, iuenu Fe nid)t elm.
seihift luerOen. Die Serren Der.
einSicfretGre iuerbeu SesbaIb eriudt,
ale Nadridten iiber lire Iereiue
Der 3eitnns snseben sn IaHen.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14
Glen GGO ipir6 am Samstag cr0ff-
MT

@tit Sebnlu6t ermartet man lad
Den laugen 8intermonaten pGrnlere
Gage lln0 iebnt ii6 binolts ms 6reic
aus Dem Goben mo Sreibcn Der
@roBltaot. Gin beIon0ers belu6tcr
Crt lit @len edo. Grltena lpcqell
Der munoeri6onen 6abrt nit Der
GlettriIden, 5meitenS lit e5 Scr eill-
5igite groBe Sergniigungsort 8alb
m9tons. 0erieIbe miro am Cams
tag, Den Is. Weai pieoer eroffnet uno
81 ben pielen 9lmiiiemcnts ser Der
gangenen Sabre Iinb nod 3luei nele-
re bin5ugefommen. vYe Oloe @til"
un0 u@ilaritp SAT-. Grltere lit cine
an G5enericn rei1e 98niierfobrt, Die
Ielbit Die b~eriibnlten Sabrtelu BON 8e
neoig iibertrifft. Die 6meite Neller=
ing lit Die uSilaritD Sa1", molcIbit
lleberrai6un9cn oller Art Der 8eill-
1er barren. Won lebe oaS Snicrat
an nnoerer Stelle.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14

-Serr Nlielit uno 6rou Miunie
Shmiot bielten lesten 9omerstaa
cine NbIhieosfeier ob, bel Der lid eli
ne groBe an3abI ibrer 6rcunoe cin-
geiunoen bate. 5olgeuoen Gags
limo lie nod gep gort abeefobren,
rrn mo lie onl lebten SamStog ibre
Reiie nod Der alien Seimot nnge.
treteu boben.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14
3iun 9~(usibncioen.
Sic &olc.
Bon 6. 81. 8ouOi,
@uibin9torL ., 6
Is. S. 2einem c b e r.
g8aibington 3. 6.

Qie leife sno8pc iprieBt ans 8oruen0peigen
crit pn5i9 tleiA; Damn ipringt lie olf, gal6 tilbn;
old balo lb butte Sorben 5eigen
unmitten ans Dem fehen @riul.
Der Sprllng lit ga. @lnGblid) orGrgt ib MN gum Sidte
mas lGnglt Id)ol i'm &erborgnen marc erihafft
im0 minoerbor, gleid gottliden geOidte,
hult finltleriid). Die ms perbor9nc araft.
IS meien It) ole qriincn &noSpcnbl1tter;
oaroui entioltet iib Die butte 4ra6t
uno o6m19slos erfiQen jene bunten 8ldtter
nur lire 9flidt, ole Oh ood) mcinit Ite lefn fir Gid genadt
81 oGi @eldHter lino lie ol erfpdblet,
0aS beinlid nittcn inter linen mebt;
10, lpcun Die Noie lirbt, eS mgeiDdlet
I'M ndditen 2eben meiter lebt.
SUM crime anospenblGtter ihIben jeoe Rot
bait feineS iiebt Dem onoern gleid,
bod beten ic in ibrem S6ooEe,
nrntitten idnuder 8litenblGtter tpeid,
pcrcint 5lri ielben Sdue mno 6rommer,
00&, l0o8 fitr'8 n1dIte Qebcn lit erforn
mo limo 81 seq lno %ile8e tets Geionnen,
oes tcurcn YiIeQlin0'S ooer II Sonentorn.
Der Moic 1bnlid lit 6es gPcniden 2eben.
6iinf Sinle bil0en bofimugSgriin
ben aeld, porouS gleih @lItenblGtter ioleu
itreben, Die Grqenoen ~ sic orous erbIH9n.
0o5 Somenforn lit bier bic Secle,
IN 0eren Sbbnt4 mir lie meib'n;
oanGt lbr ME Dos NGtgc febIe,
lno tie iisr's R6die 2cbeu m6g' qeoeibhn.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14
Goitrnteu,

9ieGoltbeboroc madt befon1t, 0o6
Die Yortogebiibr fir 8oitiaihen an
M}itglieocr Der 8elasrn9struppen in
9entl6lono oieielbel iin0 pie i'm IN
Ianoc, Dob obcr EoItioden all Mili
tGrperioncn ooer ionlti9e offi5icllc
Berlonen allBerbol6 Oes 9cicsunas
gebietes Oenielben @ebiibren inter
morfen lino mie ale on6ercn Eoitio
den na1 Dem allslaloe.
TGr quite, lcNerne MGnner- mno
1nabenidnbe gebe maj al Soief +.
@onOraf, 233 6 Ctr. no. :
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14

Dteie @utrl iebt uniern gsieru sur frsien N~cFiuanne
ietea ubtrHimmi ee Mseattien ieinerlst Nstannpcrtuna
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
LONESOME VALLEY

The health of this community is
very good at this writing.
J. S. Knight sold a fine pair of
mules to Mack Farley for $500.
L. B. Bush and wife left for Colo
RADIO.
J. j. McBroom and Jordan billiard
visited H. c. Yeargen Wednesday.
Mrs. Edna Bush visited Mrs. Eva
Yeargen Tuesday.
Carr Petty is some better at this
writing.
NJ F. Bush and Jordan billiard went
to Lonesome Ridge on business Thurs
dav.
George Bush and son, Oval, were
here Thursday.
Jimmie Bush and Baxter Trawick
have gone to Colorado.
Roscoe Ash was here Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Yeargen visited Mrs. Eel
la Winfrey Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Cord Ash visited r.
NJ. Gillehan Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Dilard and Tommie
Wilson Yeargen visited Albert Petty
Sunday.
Albert Warren and family visited
Carr petty and family Sunday.
Morris Ingram has gone to Texas.
w. M. Nixon visited Carr Nixon
Sunday
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19

BRINGS BLOOM
OF HEALTH
Helps Restore WOrn-Out,
Thin BlOoded Men and WO-
men to Health and
Happiness :
Physicians RECOMMEND It
Sold in Liquid and Tablet
Form. Both Possess Same
Medicinal VaIue-Insist
on Guides"

Most every case Of sallow com
plexion and languia feeling is trace
able to watery, Impoverished blood de-
ficient in oxygen-eaFrying red blood
cells.
Inasmuch as the entire system de-
ponds on the blood for its nourishment
and strength, it is reAdily understood
why thin-blooded Epeople always feel
worn-out and rundown.
And it is equally plain that to re-
store the vigor Of rugRed health. the
blood should be Supplied with the
needed qualities ito bull up the sys-
tenn.
GUIDES Peptof Mangan accomplishes
this very result In short time the
beneficial results are dearly mani
fest. The checks fill out again and
regain the bloom of health, the eyes
sparkle, the step regains It's elasticity,
the whole system is filled with greater
vitality.
GUIDES Pepto-M angan is a safe,
beneficial and pleasant tonic. Afrees
with the most delicate stomach, and
is obtainabie in either liquid or tablet
form.
Be sure the name "Gude's" is on
the package when you buy Pepto-
Mangan- Ask the druggist for Guides
If Guides is not on the package it is
not Peptb-Mangan.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
MONOVILLE

Alvin Highers and family of Rome
spent few days here last week.
The little daughter of Will Wright
has recovered from pneumonia.
Born last Sunday night to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Key, fine girl.
Austin Pettross of Carthage visited
MS sister, Mrs. Blant Morris, last
week.
Henry Key is in Nashville.
H. G. Taylor and S. K. Baker were
in Nashville last week.
Mrs. Max Gongenhime of Washing
ton, D. C. is with her sister at Pleas
ant Shade for short stay before she
returns home. She and her brother,
H. @. Haynie, of Nashville attended
the funeral of their sister, Mrs. 7. D.
Allen, who died here last Saturday
after lingering illness. Her remains
were laid to rest in the family grave
yard.
Born on recent date to Mr.. and
Mrs. Milt Hackett, Jr., a fine girl
Lady Allen and Francis Key were
out of school last week on account OF
humps.
Savage Hackett and his sister, Mrs
Ernest Jenkins, of Huntsville were
here last week.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
OBITUARY

LittI Rutha, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Dickens, was born March
%, 1909 and died Dec. 81, 1919. Pos
sibly no little girl surpassed her in
being good. She was loving and tender
and all who knew her had special
care and love for her. She was enter
tanning as woman. Her mother died
and left her about seven years ago
and she lived with her father and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Dick
ems. Little Rutha will certainly be
missed when I go in the home now.
She loved to go to church and Sunday
School and / know it is sad to give
her up but God saw it best to call
her to that last resting place.
How quietly she lay that Sunday
afternoon with her young and useful
life slowly fading out. But she saw
that her disease was making its final
fight and was changing her day into
night. How sadly we will miss her
from our Sunday School for she was
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19

Master J. B. Boulton is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Bob Williams is confined to
her room this week.
Mrs. T. J. Swift is able to be out
again after long illness.
Jay Rollins has returned from Leba-
non.
Herschel billiard bought a brood
sow from Jack Bowans and paid $25
dollars for her.
Marvin Haines of Sau1sberry spent
Sunday with George Ingram and fami-
ly.
Mrs.R. M. Boulton spent last week
with her mother, Mrs. Susan Russell,
of near Elmwood.
Mrs. James Rigsby spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Charlie
White, of Lebanon.
Miss Beulah White spent Sunday
with Misses Willie and Lois Bains.
Bob Ingram spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Herschel billiard.
Mrs. Fannie Bowan and son, Irby,
made a flying trip to Lebanon Satur-
day.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
AS STRONG AS
AT SEVENTEEN
ZlRON Iron Tonic Makes Hsr ''0Id Man,
Feel Young Again, Says Dagghtsr.

To help repair the results of Illness,
old age, work and worrysin your daily
Ia n;: % neiP give we s = g % YOU run
forces and tone up the nerves-you win
find q valuable remedy In Ziron.
Read what Ziron did for an old man,
who had to stay ID bed most of the time.
His daughter, Myrtle Mills, of Pulaski,
Tenn, says: sYZiron has helped my
father wonderfully. He could not do
anything before taking it. He was in bed
most Of the time complaining with bro
ken-down nertesand backache. He has
taken three bottles and says he is as
strong as when he was II years DID,"
II your blood needs iron, try Ziron
Iron Tonic. What Il has done for 9TH
ers, it may do foF you.
Ziron is mild, harmless; does not dis
color the teeth, and may be taken safely
by young and old, men, women and
children.
Get Ziron at your druggists, under a
noney-baqk guarantee.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
IN MEMORY

I'm Tuesday evening, Jan. 6, 1920,
the Death Angel visited the home of
p F. Atwood and took from him his
devoted wife. Arilla Ann Atwood. She
was ~ years, l month and IL days
old. and was the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Gilbert Brittle and was married
+o,IE F. Atwwod 81 years ago. She
= Messed faith in Christ when very
yo1Ing and Joined the Presbyterian
Church at Grant and lived true
Christian life until God saw fit TO
call her home.
She was a devoted wife and loving
mother. a kind neighbor and friend 20
all who knew her. Just few minutes
before death came she stated that she
~vas ready and willing to die and
wanted her husband and children TO
meet her in heaven:
She leaves a broken-hearted nus
hand. IL children and II grandcnll
dren. besides a host of friends ano
relatives to mourn her going away
After funeral services were conduct
ad bv Bro. Patton the remains were
laid to rst in the Commerce burylng
ground.
While she sleeps in the grave so low
It is the Masters will,
She leaves a vacant chair at home,
Which never can be filled.
She will rise in the morning,
When it is bright and fair,
In the resurrection morning,
Well meet mother in the air.
One Who Loved Her
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19

faithful and never missed class, I'M
less she was sick or the weather was
too bad for her to go. Weep not, for
now that she is gone we know that
she is afar and the distance she has
gone is not so far. In that humble
little home where linger her father
and little brothers and other loved
ones may her spirit return and short
en- their sad night and when their
troubles are forever gone may they
join her yonder with the blood-washed
throng.
Dear father, we hope you are. pre-
pared to meet little Rutha again. You
can go to her but she can not come
to you. Even more she has gone to
live with Jesus and mother and loved
ones that have gone before.
MRS. MATTE L. BOULTON.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
ROME

Porter Montgomery and Wilson
Gam have the flu.
We were sorry to hear Of the death
of Mrs. j. G. Gam of Nashville. The
husband and children have our SYM
pathy.
G. w. Bains and Bradford Helm
died of pneumonia last week. The
families of the deceased have our
heartfelt sympathy.
Robert Denton of Rock City has
gone to Nashville for treatment.
Miss Bonnie Simpson, one of our
most charming young ladies, got mar
ried to John A. Covington recently.
We wish them long and happy we'd
ded life.
DIR. S. H. Wilson Of Nashville was
called to the bedside of Bradford Hef-
lin last week.
Mrs. A. L. Bains was called to the
bedside of her father.
Miss Virginia Purnell, the art teach
err, while playing ball, got hit in the
eye. She couldn't resume her work
as teacher so Miss Cora Williams is
teaching in her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Less Bains are the
proud parents of fine baby boy.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
BLUFF CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Harel are the
proud parents of fine girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtle Mckinney and
children are able to be out again after
having the flu. -
Mrs. J. L. Bass and children of New
Middleton spent a part of last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID.
Gibbs.
Mrs. ]. L. Cheek of Lebanon visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Beane'
Ed Gibbs is able to be out again
after being confined to his bed for
several days with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Winfree. visit
ed the latter's parents, Mr.. and MRS
J. F. Harper, the weekend.
Mrs. Herman Mckinney visited he1
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harel.
Mrs. Attic Harper spent q part OF
last week with her sister, Mrs. Elsie
Rollins.
Mrs. Alice Pope and little son, Clyde
Buford, who have been visiting he1
sister at Lebanon, have returned.
Mrs. Elsie Preston of near Hickman
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
H. Gibbs.
Miss Verna Harper is very sick:
Mrs. Van Gibbs visited Mrs, Willie
Wilkerson the weekend.
Miss Kate Harper visited Mr.. ano
Mrs. George Farley the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilkerson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Beane re-
GENTLY
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
DEFEATED.

The little daughter of Mrs. Grace
Bates is very sick with pneumonia.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Cardwell has pneumonia.
Miss Nell Kittren entertained a few
of her friends Saturday night.
Willie Nixon is real sick at this
writing.
Hargis Butler and Miss Ora Kemp
were married Monday night.
Miss Lou Shoemake has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Mary Law.
Kirk Anderson and daughter, Sal
lie, are confined to their room.
Mrs. Newt Craighead is some bet
ter at this writing.
Mrs. Charlie Phillips is on the sick
list.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
IN LOVING MEMORY

On Saturday night, Feb. Z, 1920,
the angels gathered around the bed
side of Bradford Helm and took away
the severe pains which had enwrapped
his precious body. Although the pains
were great, he bore them with a
smile. It was indeed sad to give him
nm and we cannot understand why
such a bright jewel should be taken
from US. But that Blessed Book tells
us that we shall understand all things
by and by.
We know he will be sadly missed
in the home and there is a vacant
chair that this cruel world can never
fill, but I am sure heaven has been
made brighter since his entrance
there. To his loved ones we would say
Weep not as those who have no hope,
for we know it is well with Bradford. +"
In your heart you will cherish sweet
memories of his short stay with you
that will draw you nearer to Heaven
with the blessed assurance that he is
not dead, but only sleeping and will
arise and wait at the Eastern Gate
to give you a welcome home,
He is sleeping beneath a solid en-
bankment of flowers. He is even dear
err to sore, bleeding hearts than ever
before. His memory shall ever lin
ger: his face shall never fade from
our memory.
''The home is so lonely since Bradford
went away,
But we only mourn and weep because
he has gone to stay,
In peace we live forever, our tears all
wiped away,
Happy shall we be in that land of ever
BY A FRIEND
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
FRIENDSHIP

Willie Nixon is on the sick list.
Mrs. w. FL. Prewe5t visited her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Woodland, the
weekend.
Mrs. Boss Kemp has returned to
Nashville after spending a few days
here with relatives.
Newt DilIehay's family is recover
ing from an attack of humps.
Misses Nell Kittrell, Cornelia
Williams and Kate Woodland were the
guests of Misses Vera and Clio West
Saturday night and Sunday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Kemp is on the sick list.
Misses Blanche and Allie d. Boze
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mora Lou
Anderson.
Little Miss Ruth Kemp is sick.
Mrs. d. G. Givens of Donoho is
spending a few days here with rela-
tives.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19

Miss Alice Cornwell were the guests
of Ray Kittrell and family Sunday.
Coleman Smith was the guest of
Dewey and Carl Dickerson Saturday
night.
w. C. Oldham and wife spent Sun
day night with B. C. Kittrell and wife.
Walter Mcdonald and D. B. Kit
tren spent Sunday afternoon with j.
T. Dickerson.
Calvin Gregory and family spent
Thursday night with C. B. Massey and
wife
Otis Wilmore, Roy Mcdonald and
wife made bushes trip to Carthage
Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Thomas and little daugh-
ter spent Sunday with friends at
Defeated Greek.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19

of Miss Flossie Robinson Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Knight spent
Sunday with friends at this place.
Jay West made business trip to
Hogtown Saturday.
Lonnie Knight bought nice bunch
of calves this week.
Miss Eunice West has gone to Dono-
no to spend q couple of weeks.
Jim Owens went to Recess Hollow
Sunday.
Henry Richards of Carthage spent
Sunday with Miss Flossie Robinson.
Claborn West has returned from
Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Claborn West.
Mr.. and Mrs. OrvilIe West spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs
Coleman Landlord.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-02-19
BROOKS BEND

Health in this community is very
good.
Tom Russell made flying trip to
Carthage last week.
Emmett Stone of Turkey Greek was
here last week and bought a pair of
mules from John Lee.
Ellis Reece, who has been sick for
some time, died Friday night and was
Friday at the McDonaldcmfwyp cmfw
buried Saturday at the Mcdonald
graveyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush are the proud
parents of fine baby boy.
Miss Willie Gentry has returned to
her home in Nashville.
Miss Mamie Clemens and Ethel
Duke spent Saturday with Dea Kent.
Edgar Clemens and Bessie Russell
were married last Wednesday night.