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speedily hnd themselves contemplat-
ing the world from the less comforta-
bic side OF O barred window
But the edifice OF civic morality.
better known as the town lookup, s
al present unft for use. and The 81
incident bids fair TO keep % that way
for quite while.
Recently the town passed an or
dinunce TO Increase the local penalty
for violation W the VoIstcad act The
old pun.shmcnt ten days or 81" was
deemed Inadequate and they made
ID $500 or six months
The next step was To- icplu the
.oug unused lookup and make IT, hap-
table The contract went 10 T.. l.
Supplco for s3il but now John Al
bcrtson, another contractor. says he
put In bid for S3i0 ana should have
got the job He threatens to cnjoin
the town and leave lt without a
proper lookup pendente lite.
Tho town law says Mcpherson shall
carry o bottle on the h.p-but the
law cannot sneak very loudly until
the lookup Is fixed
Rabbit addresses New citizens.
The Rev. Richard ~ stern. jewish
The evening world., 1921-03-11
jag UncOnfHed;
No Lookup for
UnruIy clipper"
a Measly 81 Stands in Way Of
Repair OF the HooSe Gov,
so Hooch Flows.

GG.ASSBORO. y. J.. March IT.
The cdlhcc OF civic morality in this
giddy town Is menaccd with collapse
because Of little matter OF So
Leading citizens-and Glass Doro has
more leading citizens ,n proportion
10 ts population than any other
town hereabout-fear an increase boz
the number OF INSCRIPTIONS MEM
bers or the Hip Pocket Fraternity,
who ignore their duty TO be thirsty
and go shamelessly about the TOW n
wearing smiles OF Illegal happiacss. .
Were It not for the deplorablc 81
incident the merry men who sup
port the bootlegEcrs in luxury would
The evening world., 1921-03-11

Rabol Of New Rochelle. occupied q scat
on the bench beside supreme Court Jus
tlcc Morschauser In White Plains to-dav
when q batch NJ foreigners were natur-
The evening world., 1921-03-11

The MASCO is easy to keep sweet and
sanitary. Boil it in pail of soapy water,
wiring out and dry in the sun. Do this and
your MASCO will last.
Housewives will find the eight ounce
MASCO just right for size. 1t is light, with
short strings. 1t isn't bulky or clumsy. 1t
finds the corners. 1t fits the hands.
JanitOrs who have large halls and floors to
clean can cut their work in half. There are
big MASCO Mops for big jobs and every
MASCO drinks water like fish. Each
MASCO Mop comes in separate wrapper,
trade marked for your protection Easy for
you to identify.
Wherever moPs are sold you will find the MASCO.
At Eocers housefunishing and hardware dealers
and department stores, Accept no other!
The evening world., 1921-03-11

allied Rabbi stern addressed the
uowly made citizens on the value OF tho
privilege which had been conferred upon
them.
The evening world., 1921-03-11

As full and billowy as any
Young miss could wish
1t has sweet fluted ruffles
that run the length of the
skirt, all the way from the
high waist line and
pockets, too! Sizes 8 to
10 years. $ll.5O
The evening world., 1921-03-11

For Boys
and Girls
Spring Shoes
Smart strap pumps in sew
eral styles and colors
champagne with brown
trimmings, grey with pat
ent leather
81 to II $4.OO
III 10 , $500
Patent leather with
white
81 to II $3.75
III to , $4.75
Boys tan laced shoes, mod
flied English toe--l to 8.
S6.75
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The light, housshold sisS
MASCO Tstails for 45e.
the medium siEs for 6Os
and the large sizs for Use.
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MASCO MOP
is for all kinds of cleaning!

EOR washing up kitchen Aoors bath rooms
i laundries porches, etc, no mop ever made
does the work so easily and quickly as the
MASCO.
Its strings are made of a new kind of extra
absorbent cotton yarn that is fairly thirsty for
water. Once over with a MASCO equals
twice over with any other mop. 1t wrings out
as easily as it soaks up.
As dry mop for the simple busting of floors
you will find the soft threads of the MASCO
will pick up auH and dust more readily than
any other kind of duster you ever used.
For oiling and cleaning hard wood floors
soak a MASCO in any good floor oil, let it
dry and you have perfect oil mop. One
handle will do for all. Here are three mops
at the price OF one prepared oil mop.
The evening world., 1921-03-11
Your Last Chance to See
The Bubble Book Party

THERE ARE Mother Goose Hail.
about them of They will be held
the regular hours Ills the and afternoon.
They farewell parties JILL Little Dogge
of dofwhicn
are invited o before not
Andhees kind
home for friends
Books sfOr eon II FloOr-Toy
The evening world., 1921-03-11

rabbit addresses New citizens.
The Rev. Richard y. stern. Jcvi 10
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Belated Offer
Made for Match
OF Big Boxers

i't The Assorls led Press
INV lOnk March 2f.--An tltN
cnth hour otter ~ 500 600 purse by
2 group ~ English sportsmcn Tor the
Dempsey Carpenter world champion
4hip contest waH announced tDhay hy
Walter g perrisai. American rvpre
sentative. The gtuur, beaded hy auily
iirl British fiuauuigf and sport smn u
10 was said desire a. STAGE the contest
lt thU OLYMPIA club London the last
week ~ June ~ ~ the Epson Downs
rlrf track The day after the English
derby. when thousands ~ Europeans
would Zoe ln London. Tex Nlrhafd who
lH expected this week 10 announce n
lir Zoe the contest viii he rendered
the offer tomorrow Mi nichafd would
have NhHnlutp charge " the ARRANGE
mUnff Hnd would hr guaranteed
through l.lovds against lure hy bad
weather Jury Co tho boxers on in
fnf other manner. Ma pofcival da
rlrud iio added thst the main puf
nuer ~ The sport fmcu wna fu obtain
Tho bout fof London and that there
nns no trslre 90 make any pruflt tor
thrmHcitrH
N che bout De- aiarnd ~ tho Oivmria
club. which holds more than $4,000
spectators. be- continued tho uffcfs
would range ffor $500 fuf boz aaaf
down Co., SIS
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Req. Mr.. Copeland
Closes Services
OF Deep Interest

Tho closing service NJ the revival
meetings conducted hy Rev Thoodur,
CUpeiand was held last niRhi at the
liist Methodist church. The audience
occupied an available space in tho
luwci floor and tho balcony vas al.
Iiehts service was the solo hy Nj
Hrnrar Nledsne. The Good old shlp
20 Zion waH ne subject dlHcuuraol
upuf by Az Copeland There were
tnr'r nccrssiuuf Go the church ~ tact
nights moeting mhhinF total for tho
Methodist and 20 for the South Bluff
church
Tho collections announced from tho
morning service fur che rVanrolicaf
wotA iuHi closed amounted 40 more
ihnn ~ COZ as wNa stated hN Nc clnrh
feaet. nnd tho congregation added con
sidrrAhli tu that amount az last nlght'H
mrrtirg a. Tho close Mt Copeland
rkteudcd fnf himsolf and the church of
nDinie profound thanks tu Tho Caller
nnd other new eunNerH FOR the fair
treatment nnd courteous attention 81
tended
Mr copeland viii leave for paims
today whore hc win remain ai STA
homo Tor few daYH rest. and win
neat sundR, mornlng tcRin series III
mtctinrf ni Grrc Methodist church Of
Houston
spoakns NJ this clty last night pr
Copeland said
" am dcllFhted with vuur ritv N
hHe fno banks splendid stores and
thr best hotel : know ~ IN America fnr
fNr size ~ me town. Tho chufrhes
Rre fine and 7 1w very much impress.
- with the culture nud reflnrme % ~
the ciiiErnHhin The good pea,,o OF
Corpus christi certainly know how 90
treat " stranger lr their midat The
nov snaporH have been 30 thonrhiful uf
our wtivai wfctneH and ! appreciate
70 profoundly There wi niwnvs he
warm spot in fur heart Tor Tho yniiof
The splendid morning daily { nm going
away with q hsnrt run ~ gratitude fnf
Nuuf beautiful ana unique cltt
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Zero Weather
Returns to North

WfNNfpFO M0n. March 1i NO.
lnu zero temperatures with rtronr
Wind. prevailed here 40 today Ten
dDrreeH below fcin was registered and
There was little riao Boo fhc mercury as
ihr dHv ptssed
LINCOLN. Neh.. Mach 9f-Esster
sunday brought RETURN ~ winter 60
Nebraska. with fail nf SNOW Boo tho
rUffhwcstorr and ccntfni parts ~ the
state and marked drop ~ temporal
tore from unr und tn the other.
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PERSONALS

y grnN ~ glldmoro was u sun
inY visitor in the ritt
81 Peterson who fuf mnuN Nrnr
h1e hrrn o. resident of rnrpus Christi
haf iurt returned from soicurn Of
H'vcn months in California 10 Cau.
f0ruiH MI Peterson had tho mnnnrr
niont ~ bathing resort on SANTA
Monica hearh. This season Mr Peter
son VIII have Charge ~ the North
Bench bathing rcaort.
Rov Mr. Gregory and Rev MI chill
dcrs ~ thu FIRST Methodist aud South
Nluf churches. respectively. VIII 10,
absent from tho city the varlv part oi
Tho week. aitcndinp the district Meth
ndist conference 20 Hlshop
q y. nrogan ana wife - san Anto
rin arc in she city for two werkE vpcn
zion. They have apartments ~ the
Nucrrs
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MOBILE Ain MARCH aIf " Vim
cent or the United States department
90 Immigration returned fudHv from
NNliuwuIUr Ala where be- was apnt
H mako in inspection iol ihc govern
mont ~ tHr Mennonite settlement ut
fhHt IiHUe
There nfr tnuui fuN mon and No.
mon 1IffHdt there. HrrHullnF to NJ
A.HUrnf whN states they Brt rlaHtlnp
F1r, bon thr Itislnr nf rattle poultry.
frrlfa and vegetables
About 5000 persona from Canada
rrnn1hlt wiii come to this section and
others tu southern Alabama during the
nrft three wears. according tn infor-
nation secured hs tho Immigration
HnNnf
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HOUSTON retss March ~ Es
hihitiuu. "a " 81,
60 Louis Nationals ri
houston CrcrHrl pI
Batteries RIYirrc fiaincs walker
and Dlhoefer. Clemens Whitworth
nd wright
SAN ANToNiu resaa March gI
Tshihitinn. o. H p
fiDsfon hHfiuualn l1
San Antonio fTefnal 4
Batteries Cooney Watson q Nall
and 0ihson Weight Raiiridss 60 ef
nNArNoNr Texas March 20. Es.
Atlanta Southern ASSN o
! beaumont tfrkuHl DO
! Batteries Wilson. Dnyia und Fuhf
nan Scott ana Keliv.
GALvEsroN. Texas March = g.
Exhibition. o. o. "
| Galveston tTrraal
| Batteries ilrHtfon. OeachEer and
Gowd, Couchman. fall, Witrv and
Japan.
DALLAS Tcsss March s1,-E1hi
hliiont a. a. p
| Cleveland Americans no 16 2
/ Cincinnati NatlonPis 90
naiirrira CuvrlesAi~ aud ON-iH
Luquo Coumhs and WlnFo.
rogT WORTH Texas. March %
Erhihlflnnt a. a. "
I Detroit Americans 40 90
PORT Worth treNasi ~ q
Batteries puuss Haliiug and Baa4-
lor Nnndnii Whitaker 6lnsinr ana
Moore Haworth.
sHHEvEroRT a.. March I'll ~
hlhitinut a. g. a.
Brooklyn Nationals
NoW york. Americans 90 20 o.
batteries Muiua Mitchell ma krcu
see NHta Shpwk"v ard HchsnH
NEw ORLEANS Ga. March -
Exhibition q ~. e.
New York Nationals . 81
So Louis Americans 4
batteries. Nrhf sailec and smith
snyder shockor haync nurp oll aud
soyercld.
r, SSsEyltrr. r''"- "''I r e y
sd Paul American Assn R p
1 Nashville tSouthrrn ASSN %
CTon innings called on account of
| dHrkneasl
Batteries Monroe Foster Mpritt
/ and Allen Mciicun Yarmouth STAT
ham and Tonncrman. Morrow.
MOBILE Ala March ~ Eshlhl
| tlont II ".
| Louis,nio american Assn) 2
| Mobile fSouthern Aaeul.
| Batteries. EstiNe Sanders and kos
cher Meyer fulton Swami, sigman
and Honds
! HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March q
Exhibition ~ ~ p
1 Boston Americans
II pttshurg Nationals
Batteries: pennock. rhurmahiNh and
| Walters. Cooper yellow horse. bbcr
hardt ana Wilson
LOs ANGEtEs Cal March e7 =
Exhibition " IA y
Chicago Nationals N
Vernon ipaclflc toHFl
batteries Alexander Weaver ani
D'FarreN Shrnenhach trumme ilnt'
and Hannah.
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Mexican Fiesta
Starts With Rush

ThHrr wn0 inrto attendance M the
nratH 'or ihr hlu' 100 tho Opening last
Iirhf THERE wore fhe usual large
Htu'rt nf ATTRACTIONS fHr such nech-
iHns hut fhr srttteaf 300 point OF iu.
trreHi nsf NIGHT appeared Co renter ON
roo prize booth which drew great
hfun.a NHny prizes we're allotted
among thr crowds N the Attendance
and interest 81 lasf nlghf is any ludl
cation tho Fiesta win hr sucrrsH
The nrt,r' ndr from the Fiesta are -
hc dprHffd fo fhr hulldlnr fund nf the
nohU anIinfium aud u committee
from the catholic church has the mat
tcr ln ehargc
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Cardinals Body
To Lie in State

Wv Tile Assemblies ffFFtI
BALTIMORE Ma. March gf. Tho
hUdN Of Janice Cardinal Gibbons viii
De- hurnr tumurruv wuinlug from his
hedchamhtr n ihp archcplecopal rosi.
1Unln lntn the cathedral whore u viii
NO In stats untn Thursday muruinN
After ihU final Eaaier service in the
cathedral tonight tho catnfnlquc was
crested Iuai outside the sanctuary a.
fhe head III The central Rialo The
funrd ~ honor from the Catholic las
mtH'a Organization VIII boz maintained
constantly throughout the whole timo
fhr body iirs ln state. Tho public will
hr admitted tomorrow Tuesday and
m Wednesday between 20 q. en-. and li
3D.. m
Tho firat ceremony of me cardinals
funeral VIII hr requiem hlEh nnHa ut
l0 O'Clock tomorrow morning fur the
children
Tho order of the funnfa procession
fnI Thursday motnlnr practically has
boon arranard hofr tributes from
mon uf 1atiunHl and international
prominence vrrc received today
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BASEBALL

UovsroN. Tetas March 97 VIZ
nihitiuu. r. " 81.
go Louis Nationals
houston rrcrHrl p
Batteries NlYlprc iiaincs walker
and Dih0efef Glenn ~ Whitworih
iud Wright
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GALVESTON. Texas March ~ -
Exhibition o. a. v
iusion Nnts ga team
Galveston tTrrHHl
batteries. ilrHrfon. OeachEer ant
gowdN Cuuchmnn. fally Witty and
I.aunn.
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rHg WEATHER

f,asi Teaaai MnndnN fair in north
nnd west clearing ln southeast puf-
lion much colder frcoying weather ln
uurthv eet portion frnsi at nighi sud
probably fcoylng iu north portion
ruusda' probably fair rising temper
ntuio Boo north nud west pnriiune
Wrat Trrnv. Nondsr fllr tni1er ln
.outhcaat portlon. rislug temperature
boz thr Panhandle Tuesday fair md
warmer
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WOMEN DEMAND
DISCREPANCIES !

tCnuunued Nrnm paEe 40
Hdded 'thRt wn cau MOI dlsHrm while
other nations are armed hui $50 want
disarmament the reduction to hc grad
val and hy general assessment
Among tho feloHrHms read was one
from William ieNnines hryhn, saving
he was "hesruiv m favor ~ althrnn s.
mrnt. for an agreement with pinpf ma =
lions u possible ht cur example "
necessary.
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DALLAS. Texas March 2fr-Erhi
bliion' o. a. p
cleveland Americans ta 1f
Cincinnati Nationals 10
naitrrira CuvrlesAi~ snf OS-iii
iuqup. guumhe and Wiuro.
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nnArNoNr. Teras March 90 Et
addition 20 ~ o.
Atlanta Southern ASSN
beaumont tfoNnHl DO
batteries Wilson. DoNin and ruhf
uun Scott and kriiV
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
PUBLICATION NOTICE

Hearing ON Commissioners Report
In the Matter of Bear Creek Drain
age District No. 8 of WeakIey
County, Tennessee.
In the County Court of Weakley
County, at Dresden, Tennessee.
To all land owners, lien holders
mortgages, encumbrancers and
all others, whether persons, firms
or corporations interested in the
lands located and included within
the boundaries of Bear creek
Drainage District No. 8 of Weak
ley county, Tennessee:
You, each of you, and all of you'
are hereby notified that the commls-
soners heretofore appointed by this
court to assess the benefits to all the
land and property embraced within
the said Bear creek drainage distrlc'
established in this cause have filed
their report with me as clerk, OF the
county court of said county, whicf
said report is now on file in my Of
flee, in Dresden, Tennessee, togeth
err with all other records in the pro
ceedings in this cause, subject II
your inspection and examination.
The said Drainage District begin
and is bounded as follows, beginnini
at a point on the extreme overflow
| line on the north side Of Bear creel
valley, at an outside stake of SAT-
district boundary line, being stalk
/ No. la, on the east boundary line 0
Mrs. M. A. Mcclure, ct al in Carol
county, Tennessee, and extending
thence in southwesterly direction
to stake No. 2 on said district mort
boundary line, which stake is in tn
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

H. L. Atkins, ct al. VS.. Jesse Green
Atkins.
No. s99. In Chancery Court at
Dresden, Tenn.
To lessee Green Atkins: ..
It appearing from the bill filed
in this cause, which bill is sworn to.
that the place of residence of the
defendant, jesse Green Atkins, is
unknown and cannot be ascertained
upon diligent inquiry, which has
been made; she is, therefore, hereby
required to appear before the clerk
and master of said chancery court
at his office in the court house in
Dresden, on or before the
Third Monday in July, 1921,
and make defense to said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and
the cause proceeded with ex parte
as to her.
1t is further ordered that this no
tice be published for four consecu-
tive weeks in the Dresden Enter
prise.
This June II, 1921 j17-24-j1-s
l. L. BANKS, C. & M.
R. L. Suddath, Sol. for Compl't.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
Death Invades and
Leaves this Home Sad

Guffee's Store, July 5.-Again
the grim monster, death, has visited
this community and claimed for it's
victim Mrs. Ella Cantrell. She was
born Dec. %, 1878; departed this
life July 2, 1921; age At years, 6
months and 10 days. She was mar
ried to Lee Bates May 1891. He
preceded her to the grave on Aug.
8. 1908. To this union was born B
children, all of whom survive. On
Dec. rs, 1911, she was united IN
marriage to Ben Cantrell and to this
union was born three children, all of
whom survive their mother. She
professed hope in Christ December
1902. and united with the Baptist
church at Pleasant Grove. she
lived consistent member until
death. She leaves a husband and
eight children and host Of relatives
and friends to mourn her demise.
Mrs. Cantrell was true christian
woman. She bore her Affections
well and without a murmur. She
had been confined to her bed fol
nearly six months. She was laid tc
rest Sunday at Pilgrim cemetery
funeral services conducted by Bro
Jim Dunning.
Bro. T. L. Gibson occupied thu
pulpit at New Prospect last Sunday
and preached to a large rowd.
G. j., the little son of Luthe
Featherston, who got his leg broker
last week, is improving.
: ]. W. Lewis, our contractor an
, saw mill man, has the contract t
: build Charlie Crabtree new stOc
harm. which win be the best in tn
county. ..
Mrs. Eunie Featherston, who som
few days ago tried to cut her throa
is much improved and able to do tn
= cooking and house work.
The long drouth was broken Q
last Thursday and Friday in sout
< Weakley. There has been niue
8 potato setting since the rain and tn
farmers are all smiles.
Neighbor Dan Cant is sufferin
Greatly with rheumatism in his che
and lungs.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Camilla Calvert, by next FRIEND vs.
George Calvert.

Camilla Calvert, by next friend vs.
George Calvert.
No. es5. In Chancery Court at
Dresden, Tennessee.
To George Calvert:
1t appearing from the bill 1lieo
in this cause, which is sworn to-
that the defendant, George Calvert
ia nonresident Of this state, and
an attachment having been issued
and levied on the property Of the
said George Calvert; it is, there
fort. ordered that publication be
made for -four consecutive weeks
IN the Dresden Enterprise, requir-
ing said George Calvert to appear
before said Chancery Court on
The Third Monday in July, 1921
and make defense to said bill, OF
the same will be taken for confessed
and the cause set for hearing e.
parte. 1I1-z4-11-'
This June 9, 1921.
IL. BANKS, c. & N.
By C. A. oGAN, D. C. & M.
R. E. Maiden, Sol. for Complt.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
INSOLVENCY NOTICE

The insolvency of the estate Of
Mrs. Allie Smith, deceased, having
been suggested to W. J. Jeter,
clerk of the county court Of Weak
ley county, Tennessee, by W. L.
Smith, administrator of said estate,
this is, therefore, to notify all par
ties holding claims against the said
estate to file the same, properly
authenticated, with the said W. J.
Jeter at his office in the court house
in Dresden on or before the first
day of October, 1921, or same will
be forever barred in law and equity
This June 81, 1921. Cat (pl
W. L. SMITH, Admir-
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
ORE SPRINGS

The protracted meeting will begin
at Olivet the fifth Sunday in July
The meeting is on now at the
Christian church at Como.
Most all farmers are done setting
potatoes-either finished or just
quit. The tobacco crop is short.
Roy Simmons was able to be in
his rolling chair yesterday and rolled
out doors for the first time.
Mrs. Edna Powers is up again.
Mrs. Mary King and little son,
Fred, are better.
Seems there is quite lot Of un-
necessary work going on, such as
people getting out after night, or
where folks are away from home,
and carrying away meat, chickens
or any thing that does not belong to
them.
Mrs. Lena Lewis was called to the
bedside of her neice, Mrs. Nora
Stoker, widow of the late Almus
stoker, near Sharon. She and hel
12-pound girl are doing fine.
Mrs. J. H. jolly is slowly improv
ing.
Mrs. o. M. Beard closed her mu
sic school at Central last Tuesday
Ye scribe was glad to see Bro
Newberry at Olivet Sunday. He i
old and feeble.
Bro. jackson is called today t
preach two funerals--Mrs. Winches
ter and Mr.. Hollomon's little boy
Brown Eyes.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08

In the 3rd district Sam Sellars
planted his Irish potatoes this week
and worked over his corn field twice
in the same week. That section OF
the county had good rain on Thurs
day. The club boys of that district
have good acres of corn which was
benefited by the rains. George
Slower has a very far advanced acre,
Marvin Childress' acre Of medium
planting, also Dudley Matheny's'
while Roy Fuqua's acre is OF late
planting, but very promising.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-07-08
DEATH OF AGED Larry

Mrs. Sallie Suddath, an ageo
LADY and mother of Mrs. W. n
Hawks. Gleason; Attorney R. l.
suddath, Dresden, and Will suddaeh'
who resides north of Gleason dleo
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
W. R. Hawks, in Gleason on lues-.
day morning, after being i'll for sew
oral weeks. Interment on Wednes-
dav at New Hope burying ground
Mr.. W. R. C. jenkins had stroke
of paralysis Monday evening
Howard, little son Of Mr.. and MIS-
Ned Castleman, broke his arm
Mary Ella, the little daughter Oh
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lamb, has scar
let fever.
Master Mozart Lcvelace left on
last Friday for Chicago to vls't MS
brother, Dan D.
Misses Lena and Willie D. klutts
are visiting relatives in Maytlelo'
NJ. E. Brawner has sold his meat
market and restaurant to Mr.. Dolan,
of Greenfield.
W. B. Bynum, of Dermott, Ark,
snent the Fourth at home with his
people.
Mrs. Ira Haley and children, OF
Blytheville, Ark, are vlsiVmg
friends and relatives here.
News reached here last Sunday
that Mr.. V. A. Page, OF Houston
Miss, had lost his home and con-
tents by fire.
Miss Mary Sue Smith entertained
the Pricilla Club on last Friday at
ternoon. Games and contests were
enjoyed for while, with some gooc
selections on the Pathe added, atte1
which cream and cake were served
Mrs. Sam Parks died at her hom'
on Tuesday morning of lung trou
BILE. She leaves husband and TIVE
children and many friends and rela
tives to mourn her death. Funera
services were conducted by Rev
Bryant, after which the body wa
tenderly laid to rest in the Mt
Zion cemetery.