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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10
THE COUNTY CLUB FAIR

me 1SZU CopD County Club Fair
will be held in Marietta Thursday.
October 14th. This is the big day
that all club members have been look
ing forward a. as the time when
they will get together and exhibit the
products of their years work before
the judges who will decide who are
the winners in each contest.
There are FIVE agricultural clubs,
the Pig Club, Corn Club, Wheat Club
Potato Club, and Cotton Club, in the
county this year and there are 1855
boys and girls who are members of
these clubs. With this number in
the clubs, all of whom have done
good work and will have good exhib
its the competition will naturally be
close.
The catalogue will go to press in
few days and will soon be ready to
mail out. Copies of this catalogue
will be found in the bulletin holders
in the banks and in the county agents
office.
The following is a list of the
names of those who made the fair
possible by contributing to the. pre-
MUM list. We thank them.
American Hampshire Swine Re-
cord Association, $50; Georgia
Hampshire Breeders Association, $50
American Duroc-Jersey Swine Breed
ers Association, $25; Hon. Gordon
$Lee, $25; First National Bank of
Marietta, SIS; Marietta Trust and
Banking Co., SIS; Merchants and
Farmers Bank, SIS; Standard Mer-
camille Co. and John C. Cogburn Co.,
SIS; Holland Realty Co., SIS; Nor
ton Hardware Co., SIS; Herbert Clay
SIS; Hodges Drug Co., $40; L. B.
Carnes, $40; Dixie Theater, $40; DR..
G. D. Elder, $40; Black Building Sup
ply Co., $40; Brumby Furniture Co.,
Brumby Chair Co., $40; Ralph w.
Northcutt, Automobiles, $40; Boland
6. Brumby, $40; Glover Machine
Works, SO; Busbee Hdw. Co., S.;
Grifith's Pharmacy, SIS; DR.. w. H.
Peterson, SIS; Collins Bros, SIS; J.
W. Legg, SIS; j. R. Miller, SIS; John
S. Dobbins, IS; Smith, Ward and
Hicks, SIS; Kincaid and Griggs, SIS;
W. G. Clegg, IS; T. w. Florence,
IS; W. P. Stephens, SIS; Marietta Ice
and Coal Co., So; Brown and Haw-
kins, SIS; D. P. Butler Motor Co.,
IS; Mckinley and Grower, S.;
Strand Theater, SIS; H. B. Clay, SIS;
c. M. Head, IS; Times Publishing
Co., SIS; E.. P. Dobbs, SIS; DIR. R. o.
Suddath, Veterinarian, SIS; Quick
Tire Service and Battery Co., SIS; Wy
att and Co., SSH. H. and w. T. Hicks
S.; J. c. Reed, S.; Sans Drug Co.,
SIS; Fowler Bros, SIS; Daniel Bros,
S.; j. w. Hardeman and Sons, SIS;
N. L. Davis, IS; S. Lemon Banking
Co., Acworth, IS; Mcmillan Bros,
Acworth, So; Acworth Hdw. Co., SIS;
Hendrix and Oglesby, Powder
Springs, So; Durham Bros, Acworth,
$3.50; G. B. Gam, $3.50; Lindley
W. Camp, $3.50; jim r. Brumby,
81; c. M. Dobbs, So; c.. Wallace, So;
R. M. McNeel, So; John T. Dorsey,
So; S. D. McEachern, 81; J. w. Gil
bert, 81; Jim Delk, 81; w. P. Addi-
son, 81; j. c. Nicholson, 81; Ander-
son Bros. Co., No. 10 Oliver Chill
turning plow; Allgood-Frey Shaw
Co., pair Stephen Strong Shoes; Ma
rietta Knitting Co., three dozen pairs
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10
MORE LATER OF NEW CHARTER

We will have more to say about
the proposed new city charter next
week. Knowing that the interest of
most of the people was centered on
the election this week, we have not
presented matter on the charter sub
ject until they are ready to take up
the study of its provisions again.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10
Mrs. Hereth Honoree at
Pretty Party.

Mrs. j. Madison Fowler entertain
ed two tables of Bridge very pleas
antly on Tuesday afternoon, in honor
OF Mrs. Oliver Hereth of Indianapo-
lis. The prize fortop-score, Fren-
chy fly swatter, was won by Mrs.
George Welsh; the consolation prize,
deck of Congress cards, was cut by
Mrs. VIII Eph Roberts, and the guest
prize, was a pretty luncheon set
Those present were Mrs. Hereth,
Mrs. W. H. Parkinson, Mrs. w. E.
Roberts, Mrs. w. B. Tate, Mrs. Will
Neal, Mrs. A. d. Grant, Mrs. Ed.
Hunt, Mrs. George Welsh, and Mrs.
Doyle Butler.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10

week for st. Mary's, Raleigh, N. c.,
and Miss Rebecca Cole, may go also.
Miss Sara Wood Granting will
leave to enter Lincoln School, Provi-
dence, r. |.
Misses Aimee d. Glover and Helen
Faw will again go to Agnes Scott
College, Decatur, and Miss Louie
Dean Stephens of Woodstock, will be
pupil there this year also.
Misses Lois Benson, Muriel Will
liams, Lena Carnes, Myrtle Dodd,
Gertie Morris, Mary Lou Ward, Isa-
bel Manning and Allene Goodwin will
again be pupils at G. N. l. C. in
Milledgeville.
Thomas Nolan has gone to Licking
to attend V. M. I. and Burwell Nolan
leaves shortly for S. NJ. A. in Sewa-
nee, Tenn.
James 7. Anderson, Jr., left on
Monday to enter Culver, in INDIANA.
William H. Sibley will go to Har-
ward University.
Thomas Sessions returns to Gulf
Coast Military Academy, in Gulfport,
Miss, and George Fl. Sessions goes to
Emory Academy at Oxford. Ga.
And dozen or more Of our boys
are going to Tech.
Young People Enjoy Dinner Party.
Miss Lois Dobbs gave very pleas
ant dinner party on Sunday in honor
of Miss Ruth Hillhouse of Wood
stock, and Miss Irma Dobbs Of Black
wells, her other guests being Miss
Dorothy Lewis, Mr.. Paul Hillhouse of
Woodstock, Mr. Ralph Moore of At
lanta, Mr.. John Heck and Mr.. Ralph
Fowler. A basket of bright-hued
zinnias formed the center-piece for
the pretty table.
Mrs. Hereth Honoree at Party.
Mrs. Dewitt G. Cole entertained
two tables of Bridge on Friday after
noon for Mrs. Oliver Hereth, of In
dianapolis. Those present were Mrs.
Hereth, Mrs. W. H. Parkinson, Mrs.
R. L. Northcutt, Mrs. Ed Hunt, Mrs.
P. D. Reeser, Mrs. L. N. Trammell,
Mrs. w. E. Roberts,, and Mrs. Geo.
Peschau, Of Wilmington. N. G.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10
D. A. RS TO MEET WEDNESDAY

Field Lewis Chapter, D. A. R., will
held its first fall meeting at $50
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon,
September 10, at the residence of
Mrs. A. Reynolds. A full attendance
is urged, as important matters are to
be discussed.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10
FARM BUREAU NEWS

E. o. MeMAHAN, County Agent
Cooperating with the Georgia State Col
leRe of Agriculture and the United States
Department Of Agriculture, Extension Work
South.
ADVISORY BOARD FOR COBB
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
ii. B. Paris, A. N. Mayes, ]. r. Thacks-
ton, III. r. Hunt, j. H. Hendrix, j. d.
Petersen. H. A. Glore, r. D. Bryant, J.
]. Bruton, A. P. Jones, A. E. Eavenson,.
r. II. Donahoe w. NJ. CAN'T, A. E. Davis,
I. @. Power. ]. ]. Kemp, E. P. Dobbs, H.
r. Ridgeway, w. L. Evans, ]. ]. Thomas,
]. P. Cheney, DR.. C. D. Elder, D. r. Little.
Bernard Awtrey.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10
CHILD WELFARE WEEK.

We give below the program fol
Child Welfare Week, as arranged BY
the County Health Commissioner and
his assistant, Miss Gibbes. You will
find it a most interesting study and
you should profit by having your
small children examined for any de-
fects that proper attention may be
given them now.
PROGRAM.
Court House
September 18th. through the 18Th.
Monday Determination of children
9 to IL, 2 to 6.
3P. M.
Song Mrs. H. Wyat,
Conference with Mothers
Miss Virginia M. Gibbes (Red Cross. J
Tuesday Determination of child.
rem 8 to IL, 2 to 6.
Song Miss Glennis Hancock
How to Prevent tuberculosis in
Children Miss Chloe Jackson
PIayette- Cure All
Miss Emma May Rambo and others
7.3O p. M.
Invocation -----Dr. I. A. White
America ------Community Singing
THE Child and the State"
DR.. M. F. Hagood
"Adenoids and Tonsiis Moving pic.
tures) ------Dr W. E. Benson
Wed. determination of children
9 to ~, 2 to 6.
Song Miss Sarah Patton
"The Health Crusade ----
------. Miss Ruby MeBeth Bushea,
Playette- Miss Emma May Rambo
and others.
Thursday 16-Colored day-Exami-
nation of children, to ~, 2 to 6.
3 p. M.
ffayer
Music
"The Child, Miss Jane Van de Vrede
Address Carrie Duke
7.3O p. M.
prayer
Address State Board of Health"
DR.. Hagood.
Moving Pictures.
Friday 17-Examination of children
9 to IL.
3 p. M.
"The Psychology of Play ---
------------M Miss Myrtice Browne.
Song Mrs. Harrell Coolidge
Playette Miss Emma MayRambo
and others.
100 p. Nj.
Address Mr.. j., P. Faulkner
Moving Pictures.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10

Saturday DISCRIMINATION of school
Children, 9 to IL, 2to 6.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10
Bridge Club Entertained bv
Mrs. Roberts.

Mrs. Will Eph Roberts entertained
her Bridge Club very happily on
Thursday afternoon, inviting a few
marigolds were the effective decora.
other friend in also. Zinnias and
tions used. The prize for top-score
prettily decorated bell, was won by
Mrs. j. D. Reynolds, while another
attractive bell was awarded Mrs. d.
G. Cole as consolation prize.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10
College Girls and BOYS
Leaving Soon.

Quite number of our young peo-
pie are leaving for distant schools and
colleges this month.
Misses Mary Byrd Tate, Virginia
Boston, Katharine DuPre, Frances
Dobbs and Mary Holland are going
to Lucy Cobb Institute, Athens; Miss
Pearl Roberts will attend Cox Col
lege in College Park; Miss Frances
Smith goes to Washington Seminary,
Atlanta, again; Misses Charlotte
Northcutt and Dorothy Stephens are
going to Winston-Salem, N. c., Miss
Northcutt to enter the Academy and
Miss Stephens the College.
Miss Lucille Sessions is going to
Gunston Hall, Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Nolan leaves next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-20
GENERAL SUMMERALL
TALKS TO MOOSE

\ banquet o. the Loyal Order nr
Moose OF this city was held in their club
rooms last night following tn, inStalln-
tlon OF tho following officers;
T. +. Tucker. Past Dictator.
Elmer Physock, Dictator
W. r.. Moore. Vice Dictator
JoSpch NunScy. Frclatc.
George krcss. Treasurer.
W. T.. Rolf. Trustee.
Edward booS. Inner Guard.
William Hooflcr. Outer Guard
r. i. Potts. Jr.. Sergeant at Arms.
r. +. Tucker Delegates.
VIM. @ Slancy. Alternate
Mr.. Tucker will represent tho local
order ~ Moose AZ the annual convcp-
ton which will hr held some time IN
June at MooSNhead. III.
At the banquet Maior-Grn"rai Charles
r. Summeroil. and his staff wCr" ia"
hororGd guests. General Summcrall d
livcred a very striking address on what
had been accomplished on tho other side
which was followed by a Discussion Of
different points OF interest in a peace
time army.
Tho other speakers were: Dave &.
Mckee prosecuting attorney: Carl Ra"h-
mann. assistant prosecuting attorney {;
Senator Sen Roscnbloom, Walter l.. III
ton and Ambrose Habjg. Edward Dlhl
Was toaStmaStcr and AZ the clos" az III
speeches nc presented =. L. Tucker with
a pas. diCtators Jewel. During inter.
walls selections were rendered ~ ~
|. s. army band from Columbus h,r-
racks,
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took It from the bill. II the item gn"s
hack in conference. the country. in TIL
Judgment OF Mr.. Meredith. will have 4
splendid opportunity to determine thr
good faith Of Congress that on on"
hand chops 4 quarter Of a million OoI.
lars from tie most vital items which
have 10 do with production such as III"
market serS ice fighting OF plant ana.
live stock pests. research work. etc. I'I.i
on the other hand leaves in the BIZ =
quarter Of 4 billion dollars FOR stcG@
to send free TO prospective voters Il"
the Fall elections"
The secretary thinks that when -"
work OF the department Of sricuiturc =
curtailed ii will seriously affect farm
production. He calls all this poor bus
mess: being penny wise and pound foo.
ish. But Edward T. Meredith is new g Z
tho game. He credulously believed h.
could so before Congress, lay all tn
cards on the table. keep every c1pcnii-
ture in his department down to rock
bottom, and Congress would look At.
the whole thing as business PROPOSE
ton. There may be a good deal OF agi-
iaion for 4 business man for President
Of the United States, but Mr.. Mrredith's
experience ~ criterion; a business
genius in the White House Will be
helpless without some business sense
in Congress.
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JUDGE DERRY
ADDRESSES A, 0, \,
National President Of Riberuians
shows how More Efficient Results
MAY Be Obtained

An Interesting but poorly attended
meeting ot the Ancient Order Of II,b"r-
mans was held las: nigh; AZ which
Judge james F. Dccry. national rr"si-
dent OF N" order. vaE the principal
speaker Attorney ". J. CUilnan. Of
this city. also poke
NJ A. NcEac. or this city. state pr'sl-
don't OF tho NihcrDIans. presided at The
meeting and introduced the speakers
Attorney Culnran's speech v>aS uu, ur
great interest 10 every one present IT,"
told OF industrial and political rond.-
tons now obtaining ~ tn" Emerald Isle"
"" sprk" ~ length of m" nov IRISH H.
public and It's prospects.
Judg" pcery. m his talk. had O." 10
tojd tho audience thai III" - -. H. NHS
rapidly stepping INTO pr"minCnCN as uU"
81 the biggest organizations IA th"
country. He mentioned tho fact that
~ Pitt shUrEh aion" tn" iih'ru;aus
have added "vor thousand members
during the past year.
Judge D.e"ry suggested :la' the 'ro
local branches oC Ia" liih"ru'H0@ unite
IN order thu; 'hcy may huld unr"n meet
iuCs and have a home. In couu"rtr"N
wi'h tbs Il is planned - hay" 4 club
room.
rho local organization IN connect on
with fudge p,"ry's SPEECH. Is going to-
ATTEMPT To dcub'" ,ie membership dur
lng, the prcscni y"oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-20
mill OF the whitakcr-G!cssncr Company
at Racdh R0ttOVl.

mill OF the whitaker G!cssncr Company
at Recdh Rot,cm.
After visiting th"s" plants tao party
Viii return - Wher..aE on Tie trolley
cars and viii have luncheon al o'clock
A. tho Fort Henry club, where they will
remain ur.l. ~" parade that has been
,r-a,y.d for Saturday afternoon. takes
,,r,r,
Nfayn~ Thomas r. Tnon"- ~ th;s city.
makes ,N,, lu-S, that business houses
and Residences along N" ii"" e march
Of the paraa.. d. rat" n" buildings ~
An appropriate" manner. TINS T"QH"%'
N no way ha-S HnN"'' no. "N 'A' '"'
Of mar~M !r"n decorating -" mayor
stated aud h" w,il be f'."'>rd :" nav" a..
who can d"r"rd'" '1'''r PAGES |" u"
honor 70 W&". h'E -..'"'.
I'll" Va-ad'' r''' i.'~. H.,''' NJ d" " coco
on Saturday a'i"rn""a-
Tho t.E military 'HHH ':"N "'u"''"N
viii head iH' H"T"H"' '''""'" -
r"mw!t"t" H. ""'Nr-'. "h' VII! wa
| Major Genera, N&,h'N'3"" aUH S'"'t 81
AUTOMOBILES "''"''','' - 90 81"
AIRY. -'"s"h',' "''H'E va"
section from ''' F'" .>''''''' w ~ -
m"n.. ""i ing '",'rS .:' d" s 49,,
'Nu,Th'",' ''> "S'".' "'N
'"!',S.
n. :h"s' "N' "'' ga. 80 Nv
p'r1d' a. IrE"" - 90 ''I '"' 49, ''"
street 'S' 60 = .,'i,..I, 49,. s.n-,od
"'"'' ,,,N, ..ao '.',..l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-20
"DADDIES" PLAYS
TO DELIGHTED
COURT CROWD

'rh, IL, ,.rr.-rr.,rf.c + "p,,iIlcS' At
tn" ,ourr theatre. las: evening wa
greeted nv q laru. AMI enthusiastic" HG-
d.rIro Thu. l,lr, T. fail or ~. rhurru
80 rvur,rnt hun.rr and pun:cul VT. y
strikes Il responsive. chord IN tho heart
"f ~" ',udl"nr". who respond with
d., nrs' "ui"l iuOnt :" All thu ,l"vcr iIn"V
a"d "rlclnrl s.'Ints"ra It j. ou" "f 'h"
:"w Hf'"r-wIr plays Witch - hull on
strictly comedy lines, Introducing only
a touch - ra'hoS - IN" third at.
TIL" play was rnrrt"d hy a. lrc"mpar-
ahl' cASt. Charles Hammond. John W.
'"2". ii"rh'rr F"rtI'r ana GrorE" Al
i,'t. Il ;hr four Bachelors who adopted
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- fight - Too; and mouth diseases
which Kill cattle. If an epidemic hrnk"
out while congress - rot III session tn"
funds carried in tho bill would not be
enough 20 crpo with the situation.
Secretary Meredith insists that NIL
those things relate pretty closely 10
production and thu COS! "f living. He
went through The estimates "f his de-
pArimcn: with n iin' t"";h comb and
ut them down himself ~ more than
rv,. million dollars Although the SEN
alH Increased the amount " tn" hous"
bill there Is still net deficit Of $500
O00 below what N" department calCu-
latcs arc rock bottom needs. In thcS"
days or billion dollars cxpenditur" that
locks Ike trtl'nG sum for Mr.. Mere
DIN 10 bo worr! iUE about. but few
thousand dollars cut from an item here
and a frw thousand cut from an item
there. can wreck tn" work Of an entire
bureau and the best experts N the de-
pa-'meui who haVc been there for years
are discouraged and leaving % take up
other jobs outside tn" government.
Quest on OF Good Faith
SECRETARY Meredith wen; on record as
opposing tie appropriation OF S2j0.00O
for tho Distribution Of FIRE" seed but
the House wouldn't heed his suEGeS-
,iru The ScNa;" committee did and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-20
MEN
HAVE MEETING

very interesting meeting e "a"
''lc0hous I."opl" Of this CITY and s"1r"
of tho local business mon Vas h"id last
evening IN tho assembly room "r the
Market Auditorium g T. !.1w'"r dl--
IT, manager oC the Chesapeake and
!nt,,uac Tslophon" company. presided.
RI" PRINCIPAL speaker was Waldo Y
Amos Of the personnel department Of
tn" American T"l"phnn" and Telegraph
company OF NV Yorh riLy Mr. Amos
i""S for his subject "''rrry ON a very
frsuu"r' expression used To- any man
NAT S7w s"rNlc" in thr \. l. = nIyiuc
i%i,-iS NJ. Amos was CONNECTED Wi;h
IN" Rcd Cross work - France. and he
STATED hat Snme Or the h'~' wurn drnr
~ -" signal corps vas due :" IA" men
,ha' ware employed by III" '.lrA 0,r...
company before the war. SEVERAL orh.r
short addresses w"ro madr rr 70 num-
Dor cr local mon.
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NEAR FLOOD LINE

LOUISVILLE. Ny. March iS.--Rcsi-
dents Of low lying louisville sections
today anxiously were awaiting IN" rise
Of tho Ohio river. which had reached
stage late today Of SIS feet. SIX inches
above flood and still was rising. Resi-
dents OF suburbs expect 20 move OUT
should the stag" exceed s. feet,
Tho weather bureau would max" no
nradiction Ms 10 the probable hcIgh: Of
tho Good. hu, rcga rd"d !; possible that
thu high water OF April, 1918. would be
exceeded.
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FLOOD STAGE FEARED
IN KANAWHA VALLEY

CHARLESTON ". Va. Marcn ~.
With nc kannW he river rising i"",
an hour At Kanawha Falls. III" haHtWhh
valley - IN immediate danger o. "a
floor tonight. Twcnty-scN"n lc"t - O.
porr"d by midnight. but no other p"rdI'-
t"n was made. tn" United states IN
glnccrs' ofnCc awaiting latT Reports
from headquarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-20
Coughing had ror Old People

A persistent cough - bad t"r anyone
and esp, cially for a man % middi" age
or older II Injuries tho lungs and inc
delicate membranes which line The ar
PASSAGES Of the throat and bronchial
tubes. Many people have obtained
Quick rclicr BY taking CHAMBERLAIN =
Cough Remedy. Il allays thN irritation
and tickling OF tho throat and heals
ahras;nrs ~ tho mucous membrane, For
sale ry all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-20
SCORES IN NATIONAL
BASKET TOURNAMENT

CHICAGO. March l9.--WInSat". Ind
ma. defeated cedar Rapids. Iowa. 30 -
e today in the first gam" Of the Socona
days play. IN tn" annual middle west
rr3 Understandable basket hall tourna-
r,"u;. held by The University OF Chi
cago.
Stivcrs UIxh ~ Dayton. Ohio, defeat
cd Kalamazoo. Mich. IS 70 "a.
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EACH WON TWO
Continued Prom Page onsD

WhrrlnE. Ircdm"nt qua, on account 81
injury to 4 plaNcr. with no substitutes.
TTlads' Great victory
Triad, lphi9'S victory over the hi'h"T'
80 uudrC,at"d Hlu"ncld nv" tonight
,awr Is great surprise. Triad"lrhi&
guards did steady defensive w"rh,
Stewart especially SHINING. Nccks floor
WORK and Trk"l'S spectacular shooting
were Ne deciding factors In 'h's hug NJ
set rr tho dope Triadclphia outfough'
and oulrlo,scd Elu"f'"Il. They ar"
rlrkcd w tho nuohmakrrS "a win the
rhampionship. WhAlinG plays Tria-
drlrhia in the morning in game on
which many think IN" championship
hrnaH,s Wheeling defeated Tr'adciphia
"arly m tho season by the GlrlS rules,
Triadslphia-Jano Lew.
Tic opening I'll; Of n" tournament
Tas between Triadclphia and Jane Lew
with tho up-stattrs coming out on inc
long end Of the score in well played
rar7c. The Fed and BLACK girls showed
splendid form at both passing and ti'Id
goal shooting and led from 'h" start
r,,,.v and TC-rCl scored heavily from
the floor while Beck showed good ''rp'
a. foul shooting. clglus tEr"" out ~
snycn attempts. E""d was In" only
Jane Lev PLAYER tina; could l"cat" ih"
basket, she making three 'INld goals
Eikcy I'D the scoring with nv" '''d
BASKETS
~, .n,rrr Trrad,lrh'a team played
SpicmdtI'y IN every. d'iar'mrm ard h'"
their oppuucuia "ui,!asS"d.
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The greater tn necessity f"r ~ *
~" greater your opportunity t. LSr
Tn, IntcINmucrr Want Ade.
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-ruY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
First Methodist Church.

Services at II and o'clock Sun.
days by the pastor, Rev. James II
Felts, Sunday School at 9:45.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07

Services at n and 8 o'clock Sun
days by the pastor, Rev. r. Excel
Fry. Sunday School at $3.50.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
Temple B'Nai Israel.

Service o'clock Friday night BY
Simon Loeb, acting Rabbi. Sunday
School at 10 o'cyock Sunday Morn
ing.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Services at IL and 8 o'clock first
and third Sundays by the pastor Rev
j. D. Caldwell. Services at II and
S o'clock Sundays, at Court House.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
First. Rantist Church.

Services at IL and o'clock Sun
days by the pastor, Rev. R. S. Gavin
Sunday School at GAS.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
Central Methodist Church.

Services at II and 8 o'clock Sun
days blythe pastor. Rev. T. f. Greg
Dry. Sunday School at 9:45.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
God Gave You Health. Thank
Him For 1t. Go to Church.

me people never think Of God until loved
one is ill or a great trouble besets them.
Then they seek the S0LACE OF RELI-
GION. A clergyman Is called in, and
prayers are said at the bedside for the loved
ones recovery. God is MERCIFUL, and
ofttimes these prayers are answered, and
the loved one RECEIVERS
IT IS NOT FAIR TO GOD, HOWEVER,
TO ASK HIM TO REMEMBER YOU WHEN
YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN HIM. WHEN Ev.
ERYTHINe IS GOING ALONG SMOOTHLY
AND THE WORLD LOOKS BRIGHT SOME
MEN FORGET THERE IS GOD THEW
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
Second Baptist Church.

Services at 8 and II o'clock Sum-
days and Sunday School at 1ol
o'clock. Rev. J. T. Sansing, pastor.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07

NEVER GO TO CHURCH. WHILE THEY RESENT THE
CHARGE THAT THEY WOULD OPENLY OFFEND GOD THEY
OFFEND HIM DEEPLY BY GOING TO CHURCH. THE sue.
cEssFuL MAN SHOULD GO TO CHURCH TO THANK GOD FOR
HIS WORLDLY GIFTS. THE SUPREME BEING GAVE HIM Al.
HE HAs-LFE, HEALTH. HAPPlNEss-AND HE SHOULD THANK
HIM FOR THEM.
Thanks to the GO TO CHURCH movement there has been
religious awakening the land RELIGION NEVER WAS
DEAD All that 1t required was stimulus and that stimulus
provided by the GO TO CHURCH campaign 1t should not
be necessary to urge GO TO CHURCH There isn't an
argument that be advanced by anyman who believes in God
IN favor OF staying away from church Take away the churches
and you will have a condition bordering anarchy.
The who GOES TO CHURCH is prepared to MEET
ANY CRISIS, moral physical financial His faith in SUI
preme Being sustalns him in the most severe trials
JOIN THE GO TO CHURCH THRoNG NEXT SUNDAY
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
st. Paul's Church. (EpiscopaI.)

Services at IL and o'clock Sun
days by the rector, Rev. f. L. Ma
lone. Sunday School at 9:30.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
Catholic Church.

Mass at 3 and 10 A. NJ, Sunday.
by Father r. S. Yoerg.