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CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday service wi" aa held a. ll.u0 a. ID. in the -a-..-E .- t-e church EL.aea cf Christian Science Society of SkaEway, corner a- Main street and Fourth avenue
 Christian Science Subject
 SOIL.
 Sunday Scloo. lt --.-5.
 The Public is cordially .-E.aa
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Tom Tbrccpcrsons, former consta- ble with the Canadian Mounted Ho- lice in the KIoudike. is ROW patrol on the Mexican border.
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EJNTNE HEADQUARTERS:
 BJRItT OF ROADS

The headquarters ot thC Burea" ol Public Roads. has been t-aDsjor~- ed from Na,elAau to Juneau. C. ". Choauham. superintendent, has nov ed Go Juneau. and wi. direct all road work under his department from ua, place This road Earcau is ur- der ,le supervision ot the Depart mont of Agriculture.
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FULL GOSPEL MISSION Sixth Avenue East Of Broadway
RihIc SLnLE Cass

Bible Study Class We believe i1 the Bible doctrine of experimental salvation. as taught by the leading men of su F-ores- taut churches, and that the blood of Jesus cloanses from all sin. Welcome to any of the services. Sunday morning. Ii o'clock. Sunday School 2.&0.
 Sunday evening. 7:5t.
 Thursday evening, 7.S0.
 Reverend W. H. Shoemaker,
 and wife, in charge
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Alaska News

The rurdnva Chamber "' luu- mcrre has hn.u notified '.at ta. Egub road will -.0. .. started ..- pushed ra complexion
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VETERAN t&NNTrFF.EN Is
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The schooner uarrH.. w.-.-- ..- tween Nomr a.. >...-.a was w..... cd recently ar -asr ua0" and Is " total loss The crow Ha- rescued ny Jlu-auf.r Bear
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Three hundred and 'w...E.... mon arc employed d. .-.su.. !. ... Cmcaaloon and #s.a .a4 ".a"-. The work O. r.a.~s ... n. .... .- under tha navy d..a-..... X n#r- TOW gauge road is 0...a construct. ed Co connect The .-.. ..."a ..". with the w.-..r- plan.
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ST. MARKS CATHOLIC CHURCH

g.26 Holy Communion. Beredtguor Immediately a.-1- Mass Sunday SgInr. No evening daT--r-s
 Father EGE.- Gallant
 Pastor
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 White Tass Lodge r. E A. 2. HE. No. lis, meets 2Dd . and agh Saturday evenings .. each month Ht s o'clock. T.-'EH- Brethren are val- .."r
 JOHN ". HANSEN. ". WL Sian ..-.. Secretary
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--a~0aI Order of

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The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
WHITE OAK NEWS

Il i.t 'gvsg,. r..S: s.ss '.Int w44g
he school opened, here Mohday
with generous supply !ofpp siss 4n1
a large crowd of patrons. Bro:Bfock-
er. gave the opening address. a9- ~
Little Nina Barrett, who, has been
sick disd last Friday evening". Con
defence to the berieved.g 'is~ rs.
A crowd attended ties speaking
at. White Oak last Tuesday evening.
Born to Mr., and Mrs.. L. Fergn-
son twelve psuna girl Oct End.
j. NJ. Tullos is busy thisweek SOW
ing his second crop of hay,
Tally Thompson who has been in
the hospital for the last three months
is at home much improved.
Caron Hollis returned to- Arkansas
accompanied by Hill Scriyner. !.
Mrs. Arie Barrett is going Ito be
very educational this winter as she
|o3'Arliug sfolrasch)3t re s;h srs.
Walter Barrett has pdrchased a
new ford car. 3Et ~ !.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
PEARL VALLEY NEWS

School opened the 3rd with a good
attendance. There are seventy seven
enrolled. This school is progl essing
nicely under the new management
of our able Prof. Casey and hiscorps
Of well qualified assistants, Misses
Ethel md Arcola Vanhooser.
Mr. Earl Marshal left the 2nd for
Cold Water Community where heck
poets to attend school this session.
The Sunday School and prayer
meeting are progressing nicely,
They have been held separately, but
now they are combined for every
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ivy Lue Clark Of Leake Coun-
ty has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r
E. Clark. .,'4
The people of this place are glad
to have Miss Euna Salter back. at
school. r. !.
Mr.. Claud Fleming is still attend.
ing the Providence. school. :
Mrs. Leila Tolbert is ON the sick
list.
Aunt Mollie Burton is visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Lewis Lampkin..
Mr.. T. w. Walker made a business
trip to Philadelphia Monday after
nooii. A
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
OLD SOLDIERS MEET
REUNION WELL ATTENDED

The reunion Of Camp Yates was
held at Philadelphia last Thursday
and Friday. An excellent program
was arranged and the reunion was
well attended. @
The following old soldiers, and old
soldiers wives, were among those
who attended;
II. c, Boler rs; A, NJ. Brack. rs; J
III. Sanford, II; 20. Watkins 10; K
A. Williams rs; J. w, Molpus, 81; +
Z. Tally, rs; }. W Wilder, 76; r NJ
Jones, rs; G.. w. Cannon, II; j P
eagle, 75; J. A Turner. rs; K. I. Gul.
ton, Is; W. j. Homes, "a; Mrs w j.
Jones. 50; w. y. Meeks, 70; w. b.
Cook, S3; w. F. Cole, II; Ben Hill, 50;
j. ID. Cox, "a; r. B. Posey, SO; Mrs. r,
B. Posey. "a; Mrs Annie Wilder, 90;
Mrs. Lenie Jones. 55; Mrs. Nan Issue
IS; Mrs. j. Powell. "a; A. G. Gamblin
IS; w. B. Hembree, 80; w. NJ. OIL
phant, II; s. l.. Neal, SO; l.. V. Pol
I,ck, S3; j G Martin, 70; w Agent
81; j Il Gray, 7S; w A Whitmire, 70
Hamp Stewart, 75; John Halle, "a; +
M Ross. 70; $ w Russell. S2; WIN
Barrett, II; q q Chipman IS: j K
Beall, 76; j l. NOVEL;, rs.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
THIS FARMERS TEACHER

Y
Do we not every Sabbath have a
teacher in the pulpit and in the Sun
day school, so that we may live bet
ter lives? A.
Does not every lawyer have from
one to two Thousand silent teachers
in his office. that is. his law books?
And he daily learns from them, 80
that he may be a better lawyer:
Does not the physician have lis
books (his silent teachers) and medi.
cal papers that he learns from every
lda'y? Many OF them go often to take
special courses In the large city hos.
pitfalls, so that they may be more
skillfuf physicians.
Do not our children listen to the
teachers in the public schools nine
fmonths out of the year?
Does not the banker take the tinan-
cial papers and attend bankers con.
ventiuns, In order to learn better
methods, even II his hair is white as
snow? Yes, 1t is all true.
| Why should not the farmer have
his teacher and bring forth the fruits
OF the earth more abundantly? With
j out such fruits the population OF the
earth would disappear. The farmer
heads all occupations In Importance;
! he feeds the world with the help o
Providence. Surely he needs teachers
also. There is no farmer, no matter
how good one he is, but who scaI
Learn to be a better one. ...... IS
Every farmer should reada reliable
fnrm paper, one covering theexact
needs of his section, and, whenever
possible, he should take II short tern
course at the State Agricultural Col
lege. .'
Take advantage OF the Neshobf
Democrats liberal offer. }T@
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
DARBY NEWS

Farmers of this Community art,
mostthru gathering cotton. i.
Prayer-meeting was held at Pearl
Valley Church Sunday night.
Sir and. Mrs. Ffapk Breazeal visit
ed in the home ofeMr! Ed Breazeai
Sunday, - n: r 7.
Born unto Mr. r and Mrs. Robert
aS'Pd Boy o9 lie sfd ~
OhstAe ;2Uth IA girl baby arrived. il
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Bill Pope,
Mars II iii community,
+ Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Sid Now
fell a line.hoy the 22nd Of sept.
Fschoo opened here Monday with
Misses Pearl Gibson and a Agnes Nose.
| Iy as teachers. -. .,\ y,
Mr Hugh. Gambliu made bust.
ness trip to philadelphia Friday :
DR.. and Mrs. G L. Perry and Mr.
l7snd Mrs Linton Darby fmotered t.
jackson Thursday returning Friday
after noon. aa- -
MIR. aud Mrs. Otis Barham of Hope
visited relatives here sunday. :. {.
Mrs. Robert Tolpert and Mrs. J. T
DARCY ale en'the sick list. s.
Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Flint visited
lheir Aulit,%near Noxapater, Satuir
day anE rundsy .s@
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
A RECORD LOW.

The report Of the government on
cotton shows the condition to be lit
tie short Of disastrous. Yet, strange
to say, the report was followed by a
decline in price. The trade had ex-
pected lower figure than was given
ont, but did not halt TO realize that
under the figure reported the yield
will be less than 100000 bales. That
is less cotton than has been grown
In the United States In any other
year for more than generation.
THERE'S big carry. over, but, even
SO, cotton as supply is tremendous
ly short.
Cotton should fetch more than
present prices II trading conditions
are to be In any way normal. But
the buyers and manufacturers OF cot
ton are In many lands distracted by
war, anarchy and rotten money.
Cotton needs peace.
In the meantime the people should
under no circumstances give way be-
fore a recession in price. Get, the cot.
ton out and market 1t In an orderly
manner.
Even d small crop dumped on the
market will break prices this year.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
sTALLO MEMS

Mrs. L. R.s Shumaker and Mrs,
FIR Ink Hudson attended the Laurel
Fair last week. = Nfih + ~
MIR. aid Mrs. 5. A. Clay ha,dralss their
guests last week MIR, Glay's brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. jim Clay III
Geiger, Ala. - w.
The Better School Week" meeting
held here last Thursday was a sue
cess r. G. Peeblts and 4, Rand
were the speakers. The burnside
School was represented by the teach
, s, Barther Gross and Miss Velma
7th"mp4tt mo. ,sevtral patF MS, The
Is up.by hqd.was represented by
I Mrs. Cora Calvert and : several pa
Ttnss- y;4.s4 xr$ 1ttF NJ 4,.,.-,
y aiisss Gen4ie, TfdWell, whesis teach
ling AT Ediltburg .speut sthe, weakstils
ewi h homeiUilSs 5;n:SS.T."Gc-t III. .s,,,.
Rev. J. n, HGunn. OF gNoxapater
preached at the Baptiss'U Uhuwk,Ssn-,
day i'll the place oi tlfeS pastoEs Rev.
Barnes. @.j' q '@& a&a y..st a,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
Johnsonville School Opening

Johnsonville plans the biggest and
best school for 1922 she has ever
had. She has 6e new desks, and 81
so. #. of new black board. /:
On Friday before school opened
Monday Oct. 8rd. the patrons met
and scrubbed the floors, cut off the
yard, hawled sawdyst and other
necessary work was done.
School opened Monday 9 A. M,
with 81 pupils. Most every patron
was present. A program was render
ed by thesteachers and patrons.
After which, the pupils were class
ed. The faculty is Mr.. I. H. King
Prin. Miss Ola Mae Cleveland Inter-
mediate Mrs. I. F. King Primary.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
Attention Ex-SerVice Men!
A Golden Opportunity. =

.... . ID %. ( 49, = III IL 2 -
On Nov 81 & % there will be a
squadron of,men known as the, Clean
Up Squadron,1c ,1composed Of IA Medical
Examiner, Il Contact Representative,
Federal Board Representatives, an
American Red Gross and an Ameri-
can Legion Representatives, and q
male Stenographer in Your city at
the Court House Philadelphia, Miss.
The purpose Of this Squadron is to
take upall matters regarding Com=
pensation and Vocational Training
for disabled ex-service men that were
wounded and disabled in the la t.
World War 1t ~ gkes no 'ifference
H. To color or creed, all win be treat
ed alike in this gsnat drive to give
|. the disabled exzseEyice man. the ad,
vantages the Government is offerings
/ All disabled ex- service men are ,ur-
gently requested ~ bring their dis
charge papers, and any other papers
regarding compensa ton that they
have received from. the Government,
as they are very important and, will
enable the squadron to file your
claim in an intelligent and proper
manner. 1t Ia the earnest desire of
this squadron to reach every man in
Neshoba Co. II the disabled ex, SER
vice man will co-operatei with this
Cleanup Squadron and be there on
the given date, many things can. be
settled to the satisfaction OF. the men
that heretofore have been doubtful,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
"a .f- 90
ULlt 81 kaN " .

Sche9iis moving on nicely unes
the suPervlsaA-ef- -Profs,I. L.. Major
with assislan s. Mrs. J. l.. Nj juEo,
Mis- Ethel Hays and MissGEth
Majre@ith ali enfollment OF ls5. u
Mrs. Lagrome is able to be out a
gain, after'an attak Of n alaria.
Miss Beatrice Williamson of Union
entered school here last,week. Z,
Miss Ethel Mature spent last week
end witt Ii ynIefolks. '.>.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
Election Managers

List OF managers and clerks ap-
pointed to hold the special Election
for Circuit Judge on Oct. 18th 1921.
The first named is custodian OF tick
cts and the last named is to serve as
baliff.
Phila.-F NJ Ross, w B Cook, Il F
Barrier. P G Tinsley
Holy Cross-W & Johnson, Bud
Robertson, Jesse Smith, Roger Cox
Tucker-Jame Guthrie, John Ha.
ney, Walton Jayroe, John Duncan.
West Phila.--J G Bishop,J r Skies
Will Tingle, Hembree. Il
Deemer- G K Saxon, G w Pettus
Marshall Thaggard, G W Crocker
Kentarky-Isaiah Williams, A {
Townsend, G A Parker, Monroe Me
Crory.
Siera-J c Thomas, N f Herring.
ton, A } Breland, s : Cannon.
Hickory Springs-J A Webb, W L
Hit, W c Waddell, Joe Martin.
North Bend-W w Cox, t A Miller
j ID Fulton. X A Lee
Coy-M II Luke, A e Palmer, g j
Fulton, G J Stokes.
Center-J Nj Cumhe'Iand 7 h Bur
tou, } W ID Copeland, a " Green
Forest Dale--C A Cra wford,. W W
Cox, j r Deps, w B Madison.
Cherry Level-John Thomas,- Ct +
Gardner, A Lowry, r z Fitzpatrick
Herbert--N G Bates, John Harbour
Earl Meeks, Charley Harbour
Poplar Springs-E"nest Chisholm
j NJ Fancher. ID G Hamilton, Riley
Lowry.
House-L G Hester. G o Breland
AGM Collins, FL H Adams.
Golden Grove-J A Smith Sr., . X
Bankston, II l. Edwards, III V Grice.
Mcdonald M Cooper, Ii $ Ma
son, f E Mckee, q M Nicholson.
Neshoba-J p smith, E Nj Bassett
&C Chipan, b Harbour.
Hays-- Nc Reagan, Bob Hillman
ben Evans, III II w dilon'
Samneville-W Luke, W J Gard
nsr, H A Ingram, B Langdon.
Dowdville-Herman Evans. w y
Barnett. } j Copper, b J Germany
Dixon--lra Lewis, r j Dearing, i
p Foy, J d Harrington.
= Woodland-James Ray, Livi Smitl
Rufus Graves, e V Grafton.
Bethany-Claude White, w ID Den
mis-, w Nj Griffin, F h Kelley.
Groves r Barrett, Ii 4 Willis
J &c Whinnery, w l. Breazeale.
Fusky--A G Gamblin. ID d Lee, |
F Edwards, Fl 2 Gamblin.
Darby-A l. Byars, w HI Walker
Thornton. w t Smith
Stailo-S A Clay. w g Snow Sr.
VIM Eubanks, G S Parish.
Burnside--Sim Burnside, J II Dew
ett, ] g Eubanks and Jay Kea.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
one.s Duty 10 Preserve Health.

Health Ii not a personal matter, but
the responsibility for keeping well .
In large part personal. The man
who Is determined to keep well for
the sake Of his own welfare must not
put the burden Of responsibility upon
public health agencies. He must ~
tend to II himself. guided and helped
by such agencies a are availahla
There IL nothing selfish In keeping
oneself physically At. It n ! form on
altruism.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-13
To The Qualified Electors or The
Bond Consolidated School District
or Neshoba County, Mississippi:

To Inc (luaIueu ElecCOFs vi IL lie
Bond Consolidated School District
or Neshoba County, Mississippi:
You will take notice that pursuant
to an order passed by the Board oi
Supervisors OF said county and state
at their regular October 1921 meeting,
there will be an election held at the
school house within the above named
district, the same being the regular
voting precinct, on November 4th,
1921. for the purpose of submitting
to the qualified electors OF the said
district the question OF whether or
not they will vote to authorize the
said Board of Supervisors to issue
bends Of the said district in the sum
Of 100000 to be used In erecting
and equipping n school building
within the said district.
The land constituting the said dis
tr!ct II described as follows: Sections
l6, 16, II. lS. 10. 20, q, 22. %, rs. q, 2s
y, "a. 35 and En- OF Mex section 80.
and ny of section 80, and M and
SEk Of section 33, and the NJ Of Sec
tion sc. and the Sh dissection. %, and
tho ST. Of 81 Of section 8, all In
Tou nships13. Range 13, east, In Ne
shoba couHty, Mississippi.
Witness our signature this Octo-
ber II, l021.--S. III. Stribling, i. N.
Crockett, Election Commissioners.