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Evening journal., 1920-03-06
NATIONAL Sins
PULPIT Theme
DR.. Smiley viii Preach on
Greed" in New Ser
mon Series
NEW SOPRANO SINGER
JOINS WEST CHOIR

At West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. the Rev. U
FIR, ,,klln Smiley, D. D., pastor. the Rev
James Dougherty. assistant pastor, al
10 o'clock the session meets in tho
Bible school hall 20 confer with any
persons who may desire TO unite with
the church At 1880 o'clock the Sacra-
ment Of the Lords supper VIII be ad-
minlstered, and new members VIII be
publicly welcomed into church fellow
ship. The music VIII include: Organ
prelude. "Grande Sonata, by Beethoven.
The posthgdr "Mlrche SOll0nneyille,
by Grey. The choir viii sing the an
them Just as l Am, by FELTON,. Offer
tory, soprano solo, Come Ne Blessed, "
by Scott. Mrs. ]. Ralph Woodmancy
soloist
At ? o'clock, the Bible school meets
in an departments. with music by
Banks Orchestra.
Mrs. Smiley Will teach the lesson In
the womens class at the same hour.
In the mems class, al o'clock, DIT.
Smiley will deliver his address on the
white Life" 10 men only. Irving Gas
Ter leads the song service. accompanied
by Jacobs Orchestra Howard b Ingram
plays a trombone solo.
At 645 o'clock, C. L. Society meets,
meeting. Al 730 o'clock,
the Peoples Service Of Song will be led
by the chorus choir, with orchestral
Mrs. J. Ralph Wood
soprano, late Of Brooklyn \. /
T.. who has been engaged as soprano
;ololst for West Church, will begin her.
services at this meeting. The string
martet. composed OF Messrs. Stause-
zach. Jacobs. pyle and Helms, VIII be
mother musical feature, augmentlng
he chorus choir. The musical program
viii be prelude, "Kamannei ostrow, /
" Rubinsieln: postlude, ALLEGRO Pom
,ose.n by sheppard: anthem. In lleav-
My Love Abiding" by shelley; ;. Har-
inglon Jones, sololsi; quartet Con
ider the lilies by Topllff, Mrs. }. H.
voodmancy. Mrs J. C. Allen, ]. 7. ely
ner and II. w. Frazer: solo and chor-
IS II Need Thee Precious Jesus, by
Iarks. Mrs. Moodmancy and choir.
DIT. Smiley begins a series Of practicsl
ddresses on the sins which are beset-
ing our national life. His topic for TINS
ervlce will be Greed
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
DOES Death END
LIFE OF MAN !?
DR.. Hubbard to Continue
Doctrinal Sermons at ST.
Paul's NJ. E. Church
ORCHESTRA CONCERT
OF SACRED NUMBERS

Dr.. Carlisle L. Hubbard, pastor OF st
paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. vii
continue his series Of sermons, having
10 do with the Unitarian beliefs anc
the Christian doctrines. His theme FOL
the morning will be THE Blood Atone
ment" the sermon being followed by
a Communion service. In the evening
his subject will be "The Future Life or
Does Death End All" Mrs. Eleanor
Girton Kemery will sing at both ser
vices.
st. Pauls Sunday School Orchestra
| will give a sacred concert at 7i5
o'clock. This orchestra plays every
Sunday afternoon during the Sunday
school service, at o'clock.
The choir, under the leadership OF
Prof. Charles 7. Edwards, chorister,
will sing, Il VIII Sing OF the Mercies, "
Herbert, soloist. j. Walter Boyer, and
II Was Glad" Brown. The ofTertOry in
the morning will be a soprano solo by
Miss Clara Sproul, Resignation" !"
Wood. and in the evening a trio by
Mrs. Eleanor G. Kemery, Wilmer 5.
Boldly and J. Walter Boyer, "The
Cross" Geibel Mrs. Kemery will sing
al the close Of the sermon in the ever
ming. Charles LaBoube Edwards will
play violin solo just before the SER
mon.
The organ numbers by Miss Sarah
Hudson White will be AT Sunrise y
Diggle. "Sweet Hour or Prayer" Loud,
sabbath Echoes" and Allegro Moder-
ato," Hosmer.
The Sunday school will meet at
o'clock. Christian Endeavor will meet
al $50 O'Clock. The leader for this
week is Miss Alta Durstein.
At the close Of the morning service
there will be q brief meeting OF the
debt raising committee in the official
board room.
On Monday evening the, Junior Auxil-
iary Of the w. T. NJ. 5, viii meet al
the home Of Mrs Edward Greenhagh,
No. $40 Franklin street.
The w. C.. T. u. viii meet on Tues
day afternoon, March 9, at 2.3O O'Clock,
IN st. PauIs Church.
Tuesday night the girls basketball
team will have another practice game
in our gymnasium.
wednesday night, at o'clock, the
Junior church holds its service. Illus
trated sermons are given each week.
prayer meeting is held the same eve
ming from TO o'clock.
Thursday night the boys basketball
team will meet the Epworth quintet at
the High School gymnasium, at 8
o'clock.
Friday night is Boys Night in The
gymnasium. The Boy Scoutes, under
the leadership Of Frank E. Ives, VIII
meet at this time.
The Osteopathic Clinic will meet
Thursday night, from to O'Clock,
prs. Patterson and Mason In charge.
There is a nursery for small children,
where parents may leave their small
children during service hours.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
APPROACH OF NEW ERA
MINISTER'S THEME

The services for tomorrow at Nc
Cabe Memorial NJ. +. Church viii be-
gin with the Holy Communion at 1880
o'clock in charge OF the pastor AT
1915 o'clock, sunday school.
Mrs. Stembler will be the leader Of
the devotional service at the Epworth
League service at 6.i5 o'clock.
In the evening at 73O o'clock the
pastor will preach The fourth Of the
series Of sermons on the Spiritual
Significance OF the War" he subject
for this discourse viii be "The Ap-
proach Of a New Era" The choir viii
give a good program Of music at both
services.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06

which Jesus will make his adobe. tJohr
"A 23)
Exaltation of the Word OF God.
This Is an age Of worldly wisdom
Many are the highbrows. A highbrow
someone has said, Is a person who is
educated beyond his intelligence. lt'is
meant by this that he has knowledge
without the capacity to make due use
OF it The wise man Of old has said
Every word Of God is tried. He Is a
shield unto them that take refuge in
him. Add thou not unto His words,
lest He reprove thee and thou be found
a llar." lCho. 30; sc Rv.) The high
brow Of today says the account in
Genesis Of the creation is not to be
taken literally. Also that Jonah was not
swallowed by a great FISH and that the
story forms no part OF the real Bible.
Christ put His stamp Of authority upon
the account Of Jonah and the fish MAT
~. 3s-i2l. therefore the wise professor
is reproved and found lacking in
truth. The inspired writer has said
that God the son "dwelt among us"
John id4): that 1--WE have redemption
through His blood forgiveness Of sins"
The Solomon OF today says: THE God
head Of Christ is nothing but a myth
and the scriptural words. without the
shedding Of blood, is no remission are
foolish and futile. The word Of God is
the Holy Scripture. II IS true from the
first word in Genesis to the last word
IN the Revelation. The words OF Je-
hovah' are pure words, as silver tried
in a furnace on earth. purified seven
times" (Ps. i2: g.. Do not be deceived
by The philosophy OF the wisdom Of this
world. For the wisdom Of this world
Is foollshness with God. For it is writ
ten. He tabeth the wise in their own
craftiness.' And again the Lord know
eth the thoughts Of the wise, that they
are vain" a Cor. 3; is-i9)
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
RESPONSIBILITY
Theme AT GRACE
Sunday School, League,
Brotherhood, Sewing So
ciety and Church Clubs
DR.. WATT TO ADDRESS
WEDNESDAY, SERVICES

At Grace NJ. F.. Church, the sacra-
meni or the Lords supper win be ad-
nnislered at the morning service. In
he evening Or. W. r. Sumwalt vii
oniinue his series OF evening scr
aons on some questions Asked by
esus.r this weeks subject being, "A
Question OF Responsibiliiy."
The musical program for the day in
ludes Morning. organ prelude, Com
aunion in c." Batiste; anthem, MY
iod Look Upon Me" Hopkins: organ,
postlude IN + Major" West. EvenIng,
IS 10 7.30 o'clock. organ recital; "Pil-
rims Chorus" Wagner; 20 the Lit
ug Sprineiime." Siabbins: prelude
md Intermezzo.n Mascagn; anthem,
Lord OF Heaven Rossi: oiferiory con-
ratio solo. Miss Ross, Just As Am,
5reen; organ posilude, ALA Marcia v
shauvet
Every member present and visitor
lay" will be observed in the Sunday
chool which meets Immediately after
he morning church service
The Epworth League service. at 80
O'Clock. viii be in charge OF Miss Ellen
Mearns' sunday school class. Norman
Wade will be the speaker and Robert
Davis viii play a violin solo.
The mems dinner viii be held on
az C O'Clock, in the Church
House. The Brotherhood meeting viii
'oll0w that OF the dinner.
The New Castle County Graded sun |
lay school Union will meet in the
Grace Chapel, at o'clock. The speak /
,r or the evening Is Samuel Graflin,
u New York. This meeting is open
10 The public.
The sewing Society viii hold an all
iay meeting in The Church House
Luncheon will be served at
O'Clock. The hoslcsses are Mrs. j. B.
i~oqd. Mrs. :. e.. Cleaver and Mrs. VII
lam Day. The business meeting OF the
oeiely viii be held at 4 o'clock.
The standard Bearers win meet In the
.hurch House Tuesday, at 7.3O o'clock.
-be feature OF the evening Will be a
Missionary drama "Tired OF Missions. /
nr. Robert Watt will give a talk at
W. mid-week service Wednesday, at I
- O'clock. Following the mid-week
er,iee the fourth quarterly confer
.rce viii meet.
The Junior League viii meet on Fri
lav AFTERNOON. 50 $50 o'clock.
The Boys Club viii meet In the
.nurch House saturday evening. An
Illustrated lecture viii be given n
Woaed-in' City OF Brittany
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
MISS MASON TO SING
AT UNION CHURCH

AZ Union NJ. e. Church, the Rev. Har-
yey Winfield Ewing. ID. D.. minister, the
services will be: Glass meeting at $50
o'clock. Public worship at 1890
o'clock; baptism, reception Of members
and Holy Communion; Sunday school
at , O'Clock; Epworth League at $50
o'clock; evening worship at 730
o'clock. Sermon subject, What Does
10 Mean TO Perish"
Music for the day viii be: Prelude
"Andante in B Flat; anthem. MY God
and Is TIL Table Spread; anthem
There Is No Sorrow, Lord; offertory,
MELODY in A. "Postlude," Fanfare"
EVENING" Organ recital at 7i5
anthem 20 Come 10 My
Heart. Lord Jesus; contralto solo,
Miss Mildred Mason Offertory Even.
Sons, Postlude, Scherzo.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
Christian Eadeavor Topic
WHAT IS WISDOM.
by THE REV. WALTER II. CLYDE.

II wisdom is the principal thing. what
is wisdom? Webster has defined wis
dom as knowledge and the capacity 10
make use OF IT," Coleridge has said
Common sense in an uncommon de-
gree is what the world calls wisdom" "
The Holy Spirit has given clear, con-
else definition Of wisdom and Of under
standing: Behold the fear Of the
Lord that is wisdom, and 10 depart
from evil is understanding Job % :2s). .
In Proverbs and the New Testament
the Holy Spirit has climaxed all other
definitions: Wisdom Is Christ" He
says in Proverbs s; 1886, 7 Cor. 2l-30
Cor g rs, that Wisdom is He who
has been from everlasting. Christ the
wisdom of God who was made unto
lus wisdom from God; the hidden wis
dom which God ordained before the
world unto cur ,believers) glory. TO
possess wisdom IS TO receive Christ
Jesus and TO repent Of sin.
Home and Family Joys.
There Is no Institution so sacred as
the home. II was the first institution
eHtdNlicltQ ny Obus nc AuSti uCbiph
of the wise man In Chapter 5. alto
gether with the advice Of Paul in Eph.
,, is a panacea for all family Ills. A
Sabbath school teacher once said TO his
,lass OF young women: To make a
home happy their must be two bears in
ihe home, a bear and a forebear." The
happy home Is the one where Christ is
Lord Master. He cannot be such is the
family altar" Is not established.
Father, mother, are you kneellng with
your children, supplicating the Father
above for the outpouring Of his bless
ing upon the home and praislng Him
for His saving and Keeping power? If
there is no family altar In your home, !
start one today Make the home one in
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
DIR. T0MPKINS WILL
PREACH ON TUESDAY

The services in ST. Andrews P. E.
Church, the Rev. Richard w. Trapnell,
rector, the Rev. Edward II. Ford, as
sistant. will be as follows: Holy Com
munion at 8 o'clock; Bible class and
sunday school at 945 o'clock: Holy
Communion and sermon az II O'Clock
evening prayer and sermon 40 7i5
o'clock. Young peoples meeting In the
parish house al Gas o'clock.
The special preacher Tuesday eve
ming at 7.45 o'clock will be gthe Rev.
Floyd w. Tompkins. D. D., Rector OF
Holy Trinity, Philadelphia.
Services In st. Matthew's Chapel. cor
ner Shipley and Eighth streets. Will be
the sunday school al 2 O'Clock: Bible
class at 3 o'clock and evening PRAYER
and sermon at . o'clock Lltany and
address at o'clock Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
MINISTRY STRIKING
FOR HIGHER WAGES

Services at Goodman ". z. Church,
Fourteenth and dupont street, W. G,
Harris. pastor, will be as follows
Preaching by the pastor at i0.i5 o'clock
Using as his theme. "The Marks OF the
Disciple; class meeting at $50 o'clock
sunday school at 2t5 o'clock. The last
a1ering OF the conference year for mis-
sions viii be received. Tho pastor and
few of the young people viii give a
demonstration OF life IN India.
The Epworih League service az G IS
o'clock will be lea by W. J. Stats. Az
The evening service the pastor will
lrcach on the subject. "The Ministry
striking for Higher Wages
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
FZION CHURCH.

Ezlon Church, the Rev. J. L. King,
n. n. pastor. will hold services at 1880
O'Clock. sermon. followed by the sac
rament Of the Lords supper, by the
pastor: 1890 O'Clock, class meetings
$50 o'clock, Sunday School, accompan-
led by orchestra. c. G.. Laws, superin-
tendent: Gas O'Clock. Epworth League,
led BY Douglas :. King and Saunders
Reading, special program; 7.45 O'Clock,
preaching services, sermon by the Rev.
G. r. Fields, pastor Of Haven NJ E..
Church: the Rev. Mr.. Fields and DIT.
King will exchange pulpits. Tuesday
evening, class meeting; "Wednesday
3.45 o'clock, Junior League, Miss Carrie
A. Virgins. supt
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
mCHARDsON PARK.

At Richardson Park NJ. z. Church, The
Rev. George w Bounds, pastor, SER
vices tomorrow will be as follows I:
1890 O'Clock, Sacrament Of the Lords
supper and reception Of members; ~. IS
O'Clock, Missionary Day" will be OBJ
served by the sunday School, F. l..
Justison, supt; 7.30 o'clock. sermon,
subject, What Il Costs to Follow
Jesus followed by evangelistic ser
vices Revival meetings viii he held
during The week at s O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.

The Volunteers Of America, No. sos
Shipley street, will conduct services
Sunday as follows: Sunday school.
80 o'clock; Bible class, 3 o'clock: open
air meeting, Fourth and Market streets.
at 1i5 o'clock; song service in hall at
O'clock preaching $50 o'clock. by
the Rev. L. r. Carter Of Philadelphia,
and also by the Rev. Thomas Forest,
Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
AsBURy NJ \

40 Asbury NJ Z. Church. The Rev
George White Dawson, pastor, services
vill be: 3 o'clock, prayer meeting,
go o'clock, preaching. subject: PRO
eetion BY An Inscription On a plate
II Gold; 2 o'clock. SUNDAY school
$50 O'Clock, Epworlh League. theme
Life Lessons From the Book Of
Proverbs. 80 O'Clock. preaching. stb-
ieri. Seeking sheep That Ramble on %
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
nIMANUEL CHuRcu

Emmanuel Church, Seventeenth street
and Riveryiew avenue. che Rev. Charles
w. Clash rector Will hold holy COM
munion at 7.45 o'clock. Sunday School
at 94o o'clock, holy communion and
sermon at II o'clock; evening PRAYER
and sermon at las o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
EASTLAKE PREsnyTFRI,N

Eastlake Presbyterian Church pas
tor. the Rev. 7 p. Mordecai, VIII hold
morning service at 1890 o'clock.
Theme: shall We Meet Our Dead In
Heaven Evening service at 74J
o'clock. Theme; our Sons aud
Daughters.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
EAsTLAkE METHODIST.

Eastlake NJ. E. Church, Thirtieth and
Tatnall streets, The Rev. Z. C.. Sunfleld
pastor will have Sunday services az
follows: s.l5 o'clock, morning class
iO.30 O'Clock, communion service and
reception Of new members; , O'Clock
Bible School; G.iJ o'clock. Chrlstia.l
Endeavor service; Ii5 O'clock song ser
vice and sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-03-06
Why You ShouldGo
To Church

To be Of no church IS dangerous Religion
OF which the rewards are distant, and which is
animated only by Faith and Hope, will glide by
degrees out of the mind, unless it be nyigorated
by external ordinances, by stated calls to wor-
ship and the salutary influence of example.
Johnson, Life of Milton
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The Harrison times., 1920-02-07
HOPEWELL ITEMS.

Everybody is enjoying the fine
weather and is making good use of the
time.
Bert Cole and family and Gurley
Cole and family left here Wednesday,
Jan. 2S, and are going to make their
home at Plant, Van Buren county,
Ark. Gurley Cole will join them later
He is working at bridge work some
where in Texas.
Rev. Rogers fulfilled his regular ap-
pointment here last Saturday and Sun
day with good attendance.
Rev. Capps and family visited Mr..
Baughmans Sunday.
Mrs. Slavens. from HOllister, Mo,
is visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. Sam Dickson is on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mcdonald are
the proud parents of new boy.
10y Murphy is a regular caller at
Ross Green's these days.
The Harrison times., 1920-02-07
BELlEFONTE NEWS

1t has been fine weather for the
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harding came
back from a visit to her mothers.
Bryan Breidwell is looking better
the last week.
Miss Gladys Cash spent Saturday
with Mrs. Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Holmes have
arrived from Sedalia, Mo.
There are a few sick folks in Belle
fonte now.
Frank LaffOon spent the night with
Garland Rogers Saturday.
Miss Grace Laffoon spent the night
with Miss Marie Using Saturday.
Miss Maude Rogers is having her
teeth fixed. She sure is having time.
Miss Lula Lane is very lonesome
since Burt Parker has left.
j. V. Copeland has gone rabbit hunt
ing several times.
Fon Turney comes ito IBellefonte
quite often.
The Harrison times., 1920-02-07
UNION ITEM

Those who would like to do some
plowing cant do much for so many
rains. ...,
Mrs. G. B. Eoff has been very i'll
of tonsilts.
The regular meeting at Watkins
was called off Sunday on account of
the "fu"
Mrs. Bob Knox is very sick of
pleurisy.
Riley Powers sold a team of young
mules for $500 the other day.
Lexie Klepper is reported sick, pro.
badly with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Deering took
dinner with John Hale, of Harrison,
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Potts visit
ed at Everton Sunday. They report
lots of "nu" there,
The farmers here have ordered a car
of fertilizer. They say il will grow
corn without work. That is what we
want, scarce as labor is now.
Coy Hudson will lead prayer meet.
ing Sunday night,
The Harrison times., 1920-02-07
United Press Associations. (Exclu
THE AMERICAN LEGION.

The American Legion doesn't take
much stock in Jack Demsey, champion
pugilist Of the world Many posts in
various parts of the country have pass
ed resolutions condemning him be-
cause he never went into service, or
offered to fight for his country.
The matter is of little interest to
the average man further than it shows
that loyal Americans are not going to
forget the Stacker. We predicted while
the war was being waged that every
eligible man who was not in it would
some day regret that he had taken
no part. We expressed sorrow for the
boy who was kept out of the ranks
and contempt for the man who lodged
military duty. And here we are, a
little more than a year since the arm
istice was signed d-condemning a prize
fighter because he would not offer
himself for service at a time when
his country most needed him.
The American Legion is fast be-
coming, if indeed it has not already
become, the greatest force in this
country 1t stands between us and
anarchy; it is what we shall have to
depend upon to save us from the
perplexities that grow out of war.
In few years its members will be
running the country in every sense Of
the word-for they will be in charge
OF the great businesses, the banks, the
lines of transportation, the farms and
the shops and the newspapers. And it
ought to be mighty comforting to us
to know that the United States is not
going to the dogs as long as these
four million American Legion boys are
dominating.
The Harrison times., 1920-02-07
RAISE THEIR SALARIES.

The salaries Of the teachers of this
state-those of the public schools and
those of the colleges-ought to be
Increased. We have talked to quite
a few men on this subject, as well as
men from various other communities
and they seem to be agreed that the
men and women who are shaping the
destinies of the next generation are
not paid enough; they are not getting
anything,like as much money for the
work they are doing as they are en-.
titled to.
Not only that, but unless salaries
are raised there is going to be such
a condition in the state as will amount
to a grave menace, for it Is pretty
we'll understood that when men and
women who are fitted to teach cannot
make an honest and comfortable living
that way they are going to enter fields
of endeavoF where the salaries are
more in proportion to the work they
do. Already there is said to be a
shortage of teachers all over the coun-
try. and many schools, especially in
the rural districts are unable to Sc
cure them, Conditions are steadily
growing worse, and will continue to do
SO until salaries are raised.
The Legislature should consider this
matter seriously, There ought not be
any excuse accepted from a lawmaker
who is not. wiling to vote an increase
for those. teachers employed by the
state. And II there is any excuse for
a taxpayer refusing to grant those
into whose keeping he places his child
salary sufficient to buy the necess.
tiles Of life we can't imagine what
such an excuse consists Of Our child.
rem are either entitled to the best of
school facilities or they are not II
they are, then, how are they going to
enjoy them II the state and the sub.
divisions thereof refuse to pay ade.
cuate wages to our teachers.
The Harrison times., 1920-02-07
NORTH HIGHLAND.

We have enjoyed a week of fine
sunshiny weather.
Sam Brazel, Of the Tyson neighbor-
hood, was buying calves in this vi
cinity Friday last.
w. o. Stark and Atkinson Bros.
made flying trip to Bergman Mon
day.
Earl Taylor and wife, of Harrison,
were visiting relatives in this neck
of the woods last Thursday and Fri
day.
Tip Ridinger went to st, Louis re-
Gently.
j. r. Reeder was buying hogs in
this part Of the country Monday.
r. A. Hewitt purchased a load of
hay from w. T. Jones Monday.
Jesse Atkinson is working for the
Breeze Bros. at Bergman this week
A good attendance at Sunday school
Sunday
The Harrison times., 1920-02-07

hogs last week.
Bess Hasting has returned home
from where she has been visiting at
Clifty.
Mrs. Florence Hasting took dinner
with her sister, Mrs. w. j. Gwynne,
OF Harrison, last Saturday
Bras Richesins children are report
ed some better
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Beller and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Wray. of Harrison spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Eoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Martin visited
relatives at Western Grove Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. ann Mrs. Jess Byrum are on the
sick list.
The Harrison times., 1920-02-07
SOUTH HIGHLAND

The weather is still dark and dreary
but behind the clouds, the sun is still
shining.
Everyone is complaining of colds.
Sylvia and Sybal Mcdonald, who
have been very sick, are reported to
be no better
j S. Martin and wife made a bust
ness trip tC Westcrl Grove las week
Fred McMahan bought chickens in
this neighborhood this week.
The young folks enjoyed a singing
at Mr. and Mrs. Spurlocks Wednesday
night
Hughlen Brazel who has been at
work in Oklahoma came home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Dave Martin and son, of Snow
Ball visited relatives here the first Of
the week.