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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06

cohol, he ahl que en- los Estados Uni
dos comienza la cruzada contra e1 ta-
baco. Tn folleto ha sido distribuido
profusamente, para haoer la nueva pro-
paganda moralizadora y refornista.
Este folleto dice que no ha habido en-
las iltimas dos generaciones, ningun
grande hombre que fuese fumador, y
lamenta Ell dinero que Sc emplea en-
hume, hacienda el aire irrespirabIe para
los dernas. De modo que mientras la
"Liga contra las cantinas", habiendo
aniquilado su enemigo, el alcohol,
descansa satisfecha sobre sus laureles;
la "Liga contra Ell tabacop Sc agita es-
trepitosamente. Es una propaganda i'm
petuosa. En- seis meses, infor,na "La
Revue. Mondiale1, los adversarios de
la .nicotina, han hecho publican 100000
lineas en- cuatrocientos publicaciones
diversas. para demostrar los males pro-
ducidos por el tabaco, mas terribles y
mas danosos que los del ron. Y va Inu-
chos Estados de Ia Union Americana
estan dispuestos a'promulgar leyes con-
ira el vicio. En- Kansas por eieimplo.
va es Illegal "vender tabacor quien
no haya c,lmplido la mayorialde edad.
A los vigilantes de estaciones,, almace-
lries, ETC., etc. Sc les ifnpone una multa
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20
What Thou DOeSt, Do
1t Quickly.
Mary l. Daniels,
Reporter.

Bro. Editor:
You will recall the fact that
some time ago we called attention
70 the critical illness OF DR.. Dan
Parish. Md. City. We were told
by Missionary Thos Turner, that
while 10 Md. City a few days ago,
Ed. Parish was loaded up for the
poor farm. " But the church Of
Mounds OF which he pastored up
W ards OF 80 years reflected. and
had him brought back to his home
Shame, shame on the Ministers OF
the denomination TO allow Min
i>ter to 90 to the potters home TO
die. We raised $II7 90 at the
Mt, ZION Baptist church Dew
maine. and turned the same over
TO Ed. {. w Cole. to look alter
his wants
Brethren, take up collection
at once FOR him at once, send same
to Pastor Cole, il you like, or any
one else, just SO you send. The
aged ministers home ought to loom
up. Now. Brethren. what will we
do? He that seeth his brother in
need and hast this worlds goods
and shutteth up his bowels OF COM
passion how dwelleth the love OF
God ia him.
{. c. Philips. Golconda.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20
An Appeal.

10 the various churches OF the
w. +. and NJ. Society OF the Mt.
Olive Baptist District Association.
My very dear sisters and brothers,
| am asking that you consult your
worthy pastors and ask them to
please join in with your mission
circle, that you all awake a deep
interest in the church at large to
raise all the money you can and
send it with your messenger to the
State Association on the 18TH oi
May at Evanston, Ill. that we
might able to meet all OF our obi.
cations. We want this TO be the
banner year for the state spiritual
ly and financially. you are also re-
quested TO mail your humble SER
want S. 90 by the 18th Tor the ex-
penses TO the State Association
Mrs. L Leake.
0o3 Cormick St Centralia. M.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20
Program For The State Sunday
School And B. Y. P. U. Con-
ventiOn.
Saturday Morning Session.

Saturday Morning Session.
$40 to S:45-Devotional eX-
ercise led by ST Paul Marion and
l'lr.t Baptist Lake Forest.
S:45 to 9:So-Blble Confer
ence. conducted by Rev. q. w
Dorsey OF Carbondale. Ill.
e:3o to o:45--EnroIlment OF
Messengers.
9:45 to 6:55-Appoin,ment OF
Committees.
o:55 70 Io:Io-Business.
1910 to Io:26-Topic. The
Trained Teacher an Essential Fac
tor in Front Line Sunday Schools.
Prof. Maj,r Single,oa o: Mount
Vernon.
1870 to Io&o--"Topn. How
to make Boys and Girls Lie Men,
bers ot the Sunday School, = by
Mr., T. w. Warrick OF Springfield
Io;4o to Io:5o-Topic. THE
necessity OF Home Departmen,
and Cradle Roll ia every Sunday
School," by Mr.. w. M. Crudup
OF Chicago.
1850 toII:oo-The Presiden,
Annual Address.
II:oo to II:45-Anuual Ser
mon by Rev. w. M. Moody o,
Carbondale. Alternate Rev. A. K
Mckee OF Champaign.
iI:45 TO I2:oo-Collectie0.
Announcements Benediction.
vening Session.
7:3o-Literary program under
the auspices OF the S. S. and B. Y.
p. u. OF Mt. Zion Baptist church
OF Evanston.
]. Ward Greer. President.
Mrs. Georgia z Brown, Cor Sec
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20

mon by DR.. 3. P. E. Gayles, Mod
orator North Wood River Associ-
alton. Alternate, Elder B. H,
Hunter, Vice Moderator.
1l:45 to 1900 noon, Collection,
announcements and benediction
by Dr.. j. b. Beckham.
Friday Afternoon.
1:3o to 200. Praise service led
by Elder e. w. Norment of
Mounds, Sister David Duncan of
Jacksonville, Sister Harriet Childs
of Evanston and Elder Sumner
Bates of Georgetown.
2;3o to3;00, miscellaneous Hour
300 to 3, 10 Sermon by Elder
J. B. McCrary, S. 7. B. Modera
tor Of Mt, Olive Association. AL
ternate DR.. II. II. Dewitt, Mod
orator Wood River association.
3:45 to 800, Report Of nomina-
ting committee.
3:55to 4;50, General business.
4;50 to 500, Collection, announ-
cements and benediction by DR..
w. II. Carter of Centralia.
Friday Night.
700 to 800, Praise service led
by Elder 2. Z. French of Sparta,
Sister K. c. Crosby Of Chicago.
Sister N. b. Taylor of Dewmaine
and Elder VIM. Moody of Car
bondale.
500, Sermon by Moderator DR..
w. 2. Washington, Alternate DR.,
L. D. Hubbard of Chicago.
S:45 Unfinished business. Bene-
diction by Elder Henry Mcqueen
of Grand Tower.
The program for Sunday Will
be in the hands of the committee
on Devotion and will be reported
Friday night.
The Sunday school department
will meet on Saturday.
The Women's Missionary and
Educational will meet Tuesday
and Wednesday, on the 18th and
18th.
The Joint Executive Board will
meet Saturday morning the 2lst
at g O'Clock.
w. p. Washington. moderator.
w. Henry Snowden, Cor. Sec.
?. S. The program for the
State Sunday School and Baptist
Young Peoples Union will onear
in our next weeks issi
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20
COLPS, ILL.

To Circles OF Mt. Olive District
w. E. & M. Convention, President
Sister Laura Leake, requests that
each Circle that did not represeut
in the Executive Board Meeting in,
Duquoin, please send So so to re-
present in the State Associations
and bear expenses Of President 20
same.
Please forward same to Presi-
de.t at once.
Mrs. Laura Leake, Pres.
7o3 Cormick ST.
Centralia. III.
Sl's M Hudson,
Cor Secretary.
Cops, LII.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20
Mound City.

Our churcn Is moving on,
Our church is moving on.
From hillside and valley,
On mountain tops we Il rally.
Our band is growing strong.
Well sing the triumph song,
Our church is moving on.
Our pastor Rev. c. w. Cole,
closed his revival meeting after
carrying it on f5r ten days, and
much success was derived. Our
meeting closed with big baptiz-
ing, and 20 souls were buried in
the water Sunday The banks of
the river was crowded, more than
three hundred people viewed the
procession.
The baptizmal sermon was
preached Sunday morning by Rev.
Wilkins, OF ST Louis. Mo His
text was What shall | DO to be
saved:' Our spiritual strength
was renewed through this sermon.
We left the church after our II o
clock service and went to the va
Ter.
Services Sunday afternoon and
evening were we'll attended Rev.
Head Of Cairo, preached an in
teresting Sacramental sermon Our
pastor has raised our church to a
standard that il has never been be-
fore. Collection for the day was
S7I.to
Mary L. Daniels.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20
FIVE CENTS.
Free Will Baptist Church Notes.

The EddyVille Semi Annual
! Conference, was born in the
Blue Grass Estate OF Kentucky,
the home Of Lincoln. God in His
wise providence saw fit to ap-
point this setting of Conference
at the F. B. church in the beau
tiful city of Metropolis, on the.
banks Vagrant stream, the Ma
son Dixon line, to Him we give
the praise.
1st Whereas in the setting Of
this Conference it has never held
a session in more delightful
place, and among a more congen-
ial people, Be it resolved that we
extend a vote Of thanks to the
good people Of Metropolis for
their appreciative social attitude
toward the delegates,
End Be it further resolved that
We extend thanks to the good
people who opened their doors
and welcomed in our delegation,
and. that we pray for them to live
long, and be successful in their.
efforts for good,
3rd Be it further resolved that
we thank the officers of this Con-
ference from the worthy Mod
orator down to the least for the
efficient service rendered in this
session,
4th Whereas the noted patri
arch of old said. Music hath
charms, y and whereas, we have
indeed been charmed by the
splendid music rendered by the
chorus of High school students.
Be it resolved that we thank.
them very, very much for such
soul stirring music, and assure
them that we have great hope in
their ability to make a name for
themselves that time viii not e.
rase.
9Th Whereas the literary minds
Of the city from different denom-
nations, and whereas such visits
has contributed to the complex
ion of the Conference, Be it re-
solved that we extend vote of
that we extend vote of thanks
to these parties and remember
them in their literary struggles,
9Th Be it further resolved that
we thank Mr.. Patterson of the
local church in this city for the
welcome extended of which we
awaited ourselves most heartily
7th Be it further resolved that
the delegates inform their
churches of the splendid hospl-
tality, and pray for the spiritual
progress of the good people of
the great city of Metropolis, and
hope the time will speedily come
when we may repay them.
This being one of the grandest
sessions held in the Eddyville
Semi Annual Conference of Free
Baptist. we can spiritually say
God visited this grand meeting
and made the whole Conference
glad of four converts, and three
! additions to the little F. Baptist
church of Metropolis. The amt.
of money raised during the ses-
sion was $389.25
Rev. E. NJ. Turner. Mod,
Mrs. F. Willis. C7erR:
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20

pectibility. Wha; God fearing
Minister would use the language
! hat Dr.. Olive used, and get up in
the pulpit and attempt to lead
men from darkness to light:
None but the SOUS f Eclial. Rev
Graves says the Waite Baptst' can
and will prove that the Free Viii
Baptists changed their faith.
He like DR. Olive in a measure
says when they came over without
baptism and their Free VIII ordi-
milton and open communion and
church federation and took quar-
ters tito the State Convention.
This is what they call change OF
faith. How have they changed
their faith when they can 90 on
with their open communion and
falling from grace ideas all they
want too. They can pastor any
Baptist church in SO far as the doc
trine is concerned in the ) a'e
CONVENTION. Where are The old
landmark Baptists that used to be
n the Mt Pleasant Baptist church
II they are there and Ed. Graves
can make good his charges he
ought to be hurled from the pull
pit. He certainly can't make
coed his charges, and the white
Baptist have too much respect for
the truth to try it. They know
they came in that way, and they
are operating an association in this
end OF the state. And to our
knowledge they have never denied
taking them over without being
baptized; CT rather the Free Wills
took over the State convention,
because the State convention ac-
cepted the Free Will doctrine, and
they did not give up one iota oi
their doctrine The State con-
vention said by their action that
we have been in an error ALL the
time. and you are right.
Ed. Graves, attempts to defend
DR.. Olive in fraud. DR.. Olive
says they have repented. believed
fand had already been baptized
n - not this language speak fol
ltsefp And as to the Negro Gen,
State association; Bros, NJ Thos
Patton, w, l.. Williams. and S
Richards are charter members ir
the Gen. NJ. B. State association
They may sit mum and allow the
pastor { (Dlsaster) to mislead the
church. but do not reflect any
ere dit on themselves, nor the faith.
ers who ditched the swamps anc
bridged the streams and swung the
lights out in the wilderness anc
gave us the day that we now en-.
ioy. Elders S. Wilson. Price
Roberts, S. Marshall, Demtn
Caldwell, and a hest OF othe,:
whose names we cannot recall
When the early fathers fell ASLEEP
then appeared on the scene Eds
r lin on, Allison. Kncwles, Pa
er, Howard, II Williams, Clem.
ons. Winston and Braddock, the ST
too have fallen asleep. but we who
are yet alive must take up where
they left off. and under God We
will, or report the reason why
We would not think of giving
these two men a moments con.
siderstion, were it not for the fac
they are tampering with the doc
trine OF our Baptist Zion. This i.
no time to sling mud and pelaver
and misrepresent the truth, bu
give the i3aptists the facts ane
leave the result, with God. "Ont
c. c. Phillips" ha. ha, reminds
US OF the story OF the lamb; Th,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20
DR.. Phillips Writes.
Golcohda. :, 9, 1921

We have just rounded in home
from the field. after making the
following places :-Colp. Dew
maine, Carbondale, Murphysboro.
Duqaoin and Centralia. The
brethren n their fields OF labor are
moving on nicely. Elds. !. d.
Davis Colp. is on the job. d. @.
braXton. IS around and about,
Ed. A. J Bowers is on the spot,
5. Il. Pruitt, is standing by the
stuff DR.. @. w. Dorsey, was
just leaving Catbondale; He had
received the sad intelligence of the
death Of his daughter, she lived in
Evansville. Ind. However, his
footprints are seen about the Hops
well Baptist church DR. William
Moody, is very hopeful about the
work OF the Rock Hill Rap. church
Eld. A X Mckee, after a Sun
day or two's absence rounded in
on Sunday a m. to appear before
his congregation at night
The Odd Fellow 5 held their ar
nual service with the Bet ell
Baptist church at 3 p. m. Elder
Pane preached the sermon. We
served pastor Carter, and his con-
gregation at II and evening. The
pastor attended a funeral at the
church at I:3O. We preached ,
nights for the Central Baptist
church. Our fond hope was to
p,each at all the Baptist churches
while in Centralia. but we feiled to
connect. but must return soon to
serve pastor McKee's people. He
gave us d hearty welcome, and we
regretted that we couldn t do the
service. Ed Mckee certainly
has band of working sisters
DR.. Carter. and his good people
have out ran themselves. they
have erected one Of the incest
churches in this end Of the state
their collection yesterday was near
the hundred dollar mark inspite oi
the hard times.
Quite a number OF letters waited
our arrival today. We received
one from somewhere VIC know not
where, as ii bore no name, Buf
at any rate it contained a clipping
from the Harrisburg Register
from the pen Of Ed Graves, pas
tor OF the Mt. Pleasant Baptisl
church. 1t says among othe
things ia answer to false report
published in the Baptist Truth
which reflects on the Baptist prip-
ciples; One {. {. Phillips wrote
that the white State Conventlor
OF the State had taken in so o.
the Free Will Baptist churche.
withou, change OF faith, and the
Negro Baptist were irregular be.
cause they were cooperating with
them in doing mission wo k in the
State The white Baptists car
and will prove that tn: people
changed their faith etc.
| Our reply is. that the reade,
can see from Ed Graves pro-
duction as we'll as, his construction
that he doesn't know what he is
talking about. Either from ignor
ance or design. or an ambition he
has plunged headlong into colo
print, and has undertaken to write
about something that he know.
absolutely nothing about. AS tc
the "Ope c. c. Phillips, our re.
ply to that is. he is rejecting DIR
J. J. Olive; he like the DIR. ha.
no respect Tor the profession; /
either OF them have no respect fol
One c. c. Ph Il ps personally
they ought TO have enough dece n.
Icy and common sense to respect
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-20
PROGRAM
Tor the Annual Session Of The Gen.
eraI Missionary Baptist AsSO.
CiatiOn Of Illinois.
which Convenes with Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Evanston,
H., on May 18th to 22nd.
Thursday Morning, May 10

200 u lO.Vp, bNiiSioi ~ dist
meeting led by Rev. P.W. Fields,
of Bloomington, Sister Matte Al
en- of Chicago, Sister Minnie Os-
by of Springfield. and Rev. Har-
ry Knight of Oak Park.
1000 to lo:2o. Opening annual
session. ETAO
(a) Hymn, And are We Yet
Aliye7" DR.. b. J. Prince, Chicago.
OBJ Scripture lesson DR.. w. z.
Washington, Decatur. (c) Prayer
DIR. w. Henry Snowden, Spring
field, (d) Hymn Rev J. A. Roy
al, Chicago.
lo:2o to 1925 Reading program
by corresponding secretary.
lo:25 to lo:4o Remarks by Mod
orator and appointment of com
mittees. Enrolment, Public col
lection, Enrolment. Courtesy.
Letters and Annual Fees.
1o.4o TO ll:45. Introductory ser
mon by Elder j. d. Davis, Mod
orator East Mt. Olive Association
Alternate. Ed. L. M. Dehoney,
Supt. of Missions of the Wood
River Association.
ll:45 to 1900 noon. Collection,
Announcements and Benediction.
Elder II. c. Armstead.
Thursday Afternpon.
l.3o TO 200, Praise service, led
by Elder NJ, L, Parnell of Coul-
terville. Sister Willie Greer of
Colp. Sister f. l.. Shell of Chi
cago, and Ed. J. NJ. Haggard of
Chicago.
200 to 2:2o Collection of per
sonal pledge money, 81 from each
member and friend of the gener-
~ ds5DCidlloll.
2:2o.to $50 Annual message of
the Moderator.
300 TO 300. Corresponding
secretary's report.
3:05 to 3:05, Treasurer S report,
3;05 to 3;l5, Sunday school
state board report.
3:l5 to 3:25. Il. Y. p. L. state
board report.
3:25 TO a 90, Missionary sermon
Elder II. +. McWilliams.
4:05 to AS, Singing.
4:O5 to 4:40, Address, The out
look OF the general Missionary
Baptist State Association. and
the Baptist throughout the coun-
try, by DIR. E. 2. Jones, presi-
dent Of the Unineorporated Ma.
tional Baptist Convention.
4:40 to 500, Collection. An
nouncements and benediction, By
Elder ID. Braxton.
Thursday night.
700 to 800, Praise service. led
By Elder Al. Bowers of Muir
physboro, Sister Nellie Royal of
Chicago, Sister Bette Wilkerson
of Mt. Vernon, and Ed. s. IL.
Pruitt Of Duquoin.
800 to 900, Doctrinal sermon
by DR.. C. C. Phillips. Of Golconda
Alternate DIR. G. w. Prince OF
haywood.
900 to 9:lO. Collection
$40 to 800. Report of the A
ged minister's Board.
9;2O to 9;39 Announcements
and beneciction by Elder NJ. Phil
lips of Clifford.
Friday Morning
$50 to 900, Praise service led
by Ed. ]. d. Haley, of Paris
Sister Laura .Leake of Cenhralia.
Sister Myrtle Randolph of Spring
field and Elder j. K. Haywood.
900 to 9.05. Reading journal.
9;05 to 9:35, Report of State
Missionary Elder II. f. McWill-
Jams.
9;55 to 11;0O Reading letters.
1l:00 to 1l;45, Educational SER
Evening star., 1921-03-03
FOR SALE-LOTS

CRFSTvlEW AND LEMON PURCHASERS
VIII sell my four lots. whole or part reason
ably. Address lox l9I-S. star office 5s
Evening star., 1921-03-03
FOR RENT-GARAGES.
Continued.

i;ENE s.-;a SHERMAN AvE.-IARGE. SIN
r,r garage: wi,tr nil " 81 80 "
! . STORY HRICK GARAGE: WILL HOLD !
! rnrS: good location NATIONAL SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY. 18th 81. AMI y. \.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
WANTED-LOTS.

AT ONCH-ON A BUSINESS ST. NV: AT
bargain for cash; must he cheap: give exact
loca tion. Address Box 16O-S, Star ofice. -
I Will. EUY FOR CASH IMMEDIATELY.
portion Of rear your lot anywhere in city for
business purposes. Send sketch lot, loca ation.
etc. 7. F. MURPHY. Address BOX S6-S. Star
Office Sc
Evening star., 1921-03-03
DESK ROOM.
" MED.
FOR RENT-WAREH0UsEs.

WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE BLDG, Sa5
La. ave. E.w.--3 stories and cellar
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC.
Main tSs30. t3s 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
WANTED-R0OMS

wANTED-.sy middleaged couple. BY March
15 two or three unfurnished rooms, with or
without hoard; private family preferred:
trail location; give all details when answering.
Address Ro1 1878. Star Office.
TWO unfnrnished housekeeping rooms reason
able. Address Box 1888. Star Office.
GOVERNMENT CLERK IMAM wishes single
room between Clifton and Decatur: within s
blocks Of 14th st. Address Box 2AS. Star
Office. q
Evening star., 1921-03-03

Real Bargains IN Real Cars.
Back tooSing. light six. 1919. like new.
YGge touring. si1-cyl. 7-psss.
Olkland touring. light elk.
WNl sell reasonable to quick buyers.
Manhattan Garage. 1903 7th at. NV e
FOAbS-wHiLE THEY Last. All typcs Of
bsv cars Tor immediate delivery. We will BE-
soad out OF tourings and sedans before March
L We have some real bargains now In used
eU1 TOo 90 new touring bodies; one III
nsW eoupe body. Just received Q carload Of tho
haDe essaDefeial bodies for both light delivery
AA1 oDo-eoo trucks, and the prices much
bskfR tAan have been quoted recently.
UHIvBR6AL AUTO COMPANY. Inc.
Authorised Yeed Agents,
S4anoatA la Lib II st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
UN1MPRovED PROPERTY.

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND. BOUND.
ed by South Capitol and Half, and Q sts.
s.w.. containing l34 O93 50. #. will be sold
by auction MARCH TENTH, 1921, AT FOUR
THIRTY Pm. No reserve. Owner leaving
this country.
ADAM A. WESCHLEE. Auct..
go Pa. kTe. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
FOR REMT-HALLS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rage for storage purposes. Must be dry and
rather central. FOX. Real Estate. 1911 "H''
Evening star., 1921-03-03

1917 ST.-2nd. front; Inauguration yisitor1
accommodated: othee SuomA y
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-23

 EXAMINATIONS
There will be Quite 8 Number Here to Enter the Contest for This Juicy Plum.

competitive examination for the position of postmaster at Little Rock and eight other Arkansas cities is set for July 2S, in orders issued yesterday by the Postoffice Department. The other eight are: Batesville, Conway, DeQueen, Helena, Malvern, Monticello, Prescott and Rogers.
 An examination of applicants for postmaster third class, in S6 Arkansas towns has been ordered for July 9. All examinat tions will be held at Little Rock and applicants are requested to secure applicatio blanks as early as possible from w. N. Grimmett, secre- tary of the Civil Service Commission, whose office is in the federal building All the examinations will be held here.
 Competitive examinations for first class offices is contrary to the plans of the Arkansas Republican leaders, who expected to name these offices without opposition. The appointment of James A. Ginocchio as postmaster of Little Rock was secured and MT. Ginocchio assumed office May 15. The chances are that he will continue in office after the examination, as in all probability he will pass the examina- tion and rank as one of the "eligibles.' Under a recent ruling one of three "eligibles" can be selected, and having the endorsement of both the county and state Republican Central Committees MT. Ginocchio undoubtedly would be appointed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-23
SUTTON SCRAPS.

Elder c. w. Dorman, preached a soul stirring sermon to a large congre- gation at Antioch Sunday. He filled Bro. Felts appointment, Bro. J. M. Parish preached at the same place at 8 D. m, an other fine sermon.
 Grandma Whitten is still sick.
 Mrs. Hance Jackson, who returned from the sanitarium last week is not getting along very well at this writing
 We had another fine rain today, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Pauline Waddle is improving.
 Dr. J. c. Tompkins of Bluff City was a visitor to our burg one day last week.
 Carnie Lee Bennett is still suffering with appendicitis.
 Roy Duke of Prescott, was welcome visitor to our burg one day last week Roy has many friends here, who are always glad to see him back at Sutton.
 Deputy Sheriff Clyde Cox was in our village this morning on official bus mess. Clyde is making Nevada county a fine officer.
 Grandma Murry of Emmet is spend ing this week with her son, Lige. Grandma is now 81 years old.
 Dr. c. F. Helms made business trip to Prescott Monday. There will ha prayevard working at Union Wednesday, June 20. Let everybody who is interested come and let us round up the graves where the bodies of our loved ones arc waiting the resurrection morning. There will be dinner on the ground and preaching at II o'clock by some one