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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
COMPANY, INC.
Phone Main 5oo4-5.

TAKOMA PARK.
Price, S. 200 A most attractEe little home
conveniently located. COntpins six rooms
and BATH hot water heat; electric lights;
hardwood floors: sleeping porch and gas
range. Lot is so by 200 feet, and at
tractire terms may be arranged
DOWNTOWN
Price. S9.9J0-Just off Sixteenth street. where
values are daily increasing. Modern
home Of ten rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electric lights. Double brick ga
rage. Lot 35 feet deep to alley. Owner
will entertain offer and arrange early
possession.
CHEVY CHASE.
Price. sl8,000-An exceptional value at the
price asked. Handsome home of nine
rooms and two baths: hotwater heat;
electric lights. Good deep lot to alley
Owner will accept reasonable terms and
give early possession
ST NORTH OF WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
II HOMES. GLASS ENCLOSED SLEEPfNG
HOT WATER HEATING SYSTEM. INSTAN-
.l.l1, IIiI ERICK
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Mr., JENNINGS RID. AND 18th NE: .
oIley: $3.50; $3.50 cash; balance easy; rented.
SC5 10 q month
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LAMONT ST.

Between 18th and 10th sts.. south side; built
. q stories and basement containing 10 rooms,
3 tiled baths; gas. special electric light FIX
lures and hot-ws)er Leaf; house is in splendid
condition; lot 23x105; 2O-ft. alley; built-in
garage, room for 8 cars; owner will give i'm
mediate possession.
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SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE HOMES

- I - - ~ A'A ~.
NORTHEAST.
Near Senate Office building: 3 story.
well built brick residence of 10 rooms and
bath: recently repapered and put in good
condition. $1,000 down will secure t1lis
low priced home, which is ONLY $500.
NEW HOUSE.
Near 14th and Taylor sts.; story
tapestry brick. containing bright rooms
and bath. House is d. feet wide and
lot 146 feet deep to alley. Con-
tains every latest and modern con-
venience and is finished in mahogany. snd
white. Has never been lived in and
is forced to leave city: will sac
rifce very reasonable terms for
S13.5o0.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
North of Park road. Cozy little honIal
of {; good sized rooms and bath: recently
papered and painted: large ceilaH fur
mace heat; electric lights and deep lot to
alley. Owner in need Of ready money
will sell very attractive terms, for
only $3.50.
18th & COLUMBIA ROAD.
Colonial brick dwelling of rooms and
bath on floors. with > extra finished
rooms the third: front and double rear
porches: hardwood floors: hot-water heat.
electric lights. and newly Papered ahd,
painted. Large brick garage for . carsSs
Reasonable terms and immediate posses.
sion. Price only 800.
BROWN.
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7ss 18th St. NV.
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GIRARD ST. NV. Vacant.

One Of the most desiahle houses on th
heights and the price is very attractive. Wes
Of 18th st., comparatively new: 3 stories,
rooms and baths; has gas and electric
lights and heated by hot water. The lot y
yard: ample space for Gear garage. Thert'
is a first trust and second trust; owner requires
s. 500 in cash.
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IAMES NJ CARTER & CO., INC.
Main 657-65S. 1917 ~ y Ave. NV.
THOMAS J. FISHER & co.
Tnrnrnnrata ted

Near Conn. ave. This is unusually desli
able house at attractive price: stories
consisting of 10 rooms. baths and eatrs
toilet: lighted by gas and electric lights a:c
heated by furnace. Lot is 2pNl00 10 15-f
alley: has ample space for garage. Owner viii
allow inspection by permit and give immedin
possession to purchaser The property is ciea
Of any trust and requires only a small amour
of cash.
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JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.
-Incorporated-

Main IL
So,25o-INNESTMENT.
Attractive dwelling in desirable serti -
northwest: all mod";. imprUvcg'.e. s: hot W..
heat. electric lights: Dapy eS:rns Rented
500 per month. Near II III S; line. VIC
ity Of Central H:gh School VIII net be-
than 10 per cent
18th AND NEWTON STS.
Modern home Of 6 rooms and s'h: in q 81;
location. Has hct wa;er hea aud eleC;r
Fights: In Ene condition. Pleny of roon T
garage. Owner has reduced r-ic. Of this cE
erty-it is bargaiu at he price-S9 Ga0
I4th AND HARVARD
In particularly t34s=ab'r section Of a',
west and Nj. P.casa modern 3-s'ory ds
ing. Inclosed slee. .iir fiji r~h. ho:-ws-s
and electric lights ,.cE.y decorated a.
evated. Large 10 yi d garage VIII
accommodate several mae l.ss The rI.-
garage will, amount l. $50 rer aLpun
sonably priced AT $1,000
)MPSON & co.
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GRAEME T. SMALLWOOD.
729 14th st. Main 50IO.

LARGE HOUSE DOWNTOWS: ANIL:
monthly paympnts $3.50 per month: vacant.
owner 1854 Riggs place NV.
DOW NTOWN, JUST OFF 18th ST.-11 RMS.
baths: ami. Many special features deep
lot paved alley; vacant $1,000 cash and $500
per month, covering everything. Another,
same locality 10 rms. baths. electricity:
fine lot alley. with 5000 cash.. guarantee
1870 net on investment. Owner. 1851 Rtggs
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SZU,OOU.
NTH. OF DUPONT CIRCLE.

Very desirable residential section. This at.
tyactive story and room house is In good
condition and las all modern improvements:
baths; gas, elect-ic lights and steam heat.
Occupied by owner. Can be inspected by ap-
pointmept: immediate possession to purchaser:
clear Of any trust.
$4,000.
THOMAS 7. F
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SI2,5oo.
HARVARD ST. NV.

Detached West Of 18th st. This residei,
is in frst-class condition. most convenient!
located; contains 10 rooms and baths ga:
and electric lights and hot-water heat: Il very
desirable lot, II feet front, 14o feet deep 10 a
2O-ft alley: Pear garage. Clear Of any trust
and terms 10 responsible person.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
HOMESEEKERS DESIRE TO GET WHAT
THEY WANT AND AT THE MOST REASON
ABLE FIGURE-that is why We have so many
callers each day. Our many listings are open
to the public for inspection daily from am.
to 8 pm. 1t will pay you to see them for
Won will get what YOU want and save around
81 600 in commissions.
NORTHWEST REALTY CO. INC.
Col. 4s74. 18th st: and Col rd ny, nv
OWNERS ADVANCE US SO FOR LISTING
THEIR PROPERTIES WITHOUT A QuES.
TION FOR THEY KNOW WE ARE GETTING
RRST-ITS
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Mr. 3rd AND o NV: 6-r. brick; good lot:
monthly tenant; snap at 5000; $500 cash;
balance EASY
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Near Wardman Park Hotel. Comparatively
new. Owner has business interest which re-
quires him to give up his residence In wash
ington and is very anxious to sell this house.
Contains u rooms and baths: has gas. cleo
tricity and heated by hot water. In first
class condition. Large lot. 30 feet front:
parape Has a first trust Of $4,000. due in
thsee years, and second trust Of $4,000. due
in one year Requires $4,000 cash.
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heat electricity and gas for cooking. porches,
servants toilet in cellar: must be sold at
once 81 600 cash. Owner 40iS Ga. ave. NV. 14'
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SPECIAL TO COLORED.
Mr. AND 9th NV; paved street; Z r.
and b.; furnace heat: rented, $3.50 a month:
only s. $50: $50 cash; balance. $35 a month.
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DENNIS

Church at Morgans creek Sunday
was largely attended Dennis Kitch-
en- has returned home from Van. w.
Va, where ne has employment. Lew
is Kitchen and sister Lora and Elva
Chaffin attended the meeting at Nor
gans creek Sunday Eliza and Lock
lie Kitchen were calling on Lucy and
Lena Kitchen Sunday . Mrs. James
Christian has returned home from
Fallsburg There will be church at
Compton the second Saturday night
and Sunday by Rev. Curnutte MIR.
and Mrs. Austin Bently were calling
on the latter's parents Sunday =. .Jno.
Rose was on our creek Sunday .....
Virgle. Bertha and Mary Hutchinson at
tended Sunday school at Olioville Sun
day. Lora Kitchen was the pleas
ant guest of Elva Chaffin recently -
Brittle Carter went to Falsburg Sun
day to stay with Jack Collinsworth.
Mrs. Austin Bently will leave soon for
Columbus, o., where she will spend a
few weeks with her sister Mrs. Lew
is Wright. :. Sorry to hear of the
death Of Garfield Adams The bereav-
ed family has our deepest sympathy
James Christian left Monday for Van,
w. Va, where he will spend few
months. !. /. Jonathan Cooksey and FL
va Chaffin were at Jim Hughes re-
Gently. TWO HAPPR GIRLS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-06

few weeks ago. Mrs Nancy Hartman
and Opal Riley were shopping at False
burg one day last week, s. Uncle Jas.
~ Carter OF Trad. was visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Flem Kitchen at Den
mis- last week Mrs Mary Workman
and family have moved from CRdmus
to Hulctte. w = Chadwick IL in
Greenup county surveying land for J.
u, Bennett. an eN-Congressman ,.,.
Richard Duns of Lexington. represent.
ing the superior oil rompany was at
the Office OF Adam Hartman one day
last week. Fred Stuart and Andrew
Woods OF cadmus are working on JAS
=. Jordan's fine house at Tuscula.
John Fugate OF Mann w Va. WAS at
the office OF Adam Hartman one day
last week Born. to Charley Bentley
and wife. a flne boy; to Mrs Hattie
Boggs, fine girl; to Hnrve Carter and
wife a fine boy; TO Fllhu BAH andy wife
. fine baby; TO John Presley and wife
fine baby = Rev David Huiettr of
the Chinnville circuit Grccnup county
KY. and Willard Fannin were dinner
guests or Mr.. and Mrs, Adam Hnrnan
sunday Mrs q. Il. Nicholson and
children contemplate visit to rel
atives down in Lewis county In the
near future Mrs. Martha Roberts
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CADMUS

The new roadway back Of the w. d.
Chadwick bottom Is opened up and Ii
Is fine change VIM, Ekers and
other good road men have completed
a good bridge across Poorhouse branch
May the good work go on until there
will not be one mudhole left to adyo-
cate the cause OF iaziness DR. w,
A. Rice and Adam Hartman. two OF
Lawrence county's noted men were
dinner guests OF Fiem Kitchen Thurs
day OF last week Aunt Bette May
OF Kork. w. Va. is visiting her two
nieces at Cadmus and Yatesvillc ~.
Mrs. Armintle Fugate OF Fallsburg was
visiting her friend. Mrs Nancy HAIR
man of Cadmus last week. Banner
Fugate Of Fallshnrg, passed up our
creek Thursday In his tin llzzie. ..s
Cam Rice and Dock Hartman had a
few words over some Ash last week,
but no hurt done Mrs. Susan Riley
and Lewis Kitchen were at the office
OF Adam Hartman Saturday Will
lam Russell had the misfortune TO get
his good work horse badly crippled
last week, Also Bert Mccormick had
the misfortune to lose a One mule n
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FORT GAY, w. VA. R. 2

Arthur Ross of Kenova was visiting
home folks recently 49, kennitb l't-
tars was the guest of his parents sat
urday and Sunday . Measles is raging
In our neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs.
I.ys wellman and children were the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. II v. Wilson
sunday Miss Mildred Ratcliff was
the guest of Nina and Lucy Ross sat
urday evening u. b. Ross and Ever
EFT Peters, who are working at Hunt
ington are spending a few days at
home. Miss Nina Ross, who Is teach
ing term of school in Minso county
spent the week end with home folks
!. Mrs, ID. II. Frazier, who has been
Visiting her sister in. Keuova has re-
turned home. :. ICa Thompson was
the guest of Lucy Ross Sunday, .,...
Mrs. May Hammond has returned
home afGer spending several days with
her parents MIR. and Mrs. Wayne
Iarrel were visiting Mr., and Mrs. l.
G. Thompson Sunday ~, Miss Lucy
Peters of Donithon, KY is visiting rel
atives here. n
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HEWLETT, w. VA.

Miss Florence Loar and Miss Ethel
I.oar were In Louisa Saturday .Ce-
ell Hewlett was business caller in
Louisa Monday ~, Bascom Hooser,
Robert Vanhoose and Hiram Billups
attended church at Tabor's creek sun
day night. .Anderville Hanley was
the Sunday guest OF Miss Ida Lester
Miss Ruby Burke attended sun
day school at HorsefOrd Sunday -....
Curt Ellis and wife were visiting rel
atives on Little Hurricane Sunday.
Val Burke was calling on Cecil Hew-
lett Sunday. Earl Smith and family
were visiting Elisha Hooser and fam
lily Sunday Dock Burke was the
pleasant guest of Miss Ethel Sprad-
ling Sunday afternoon. !. Mrs. Cecil
Hewlett was calling on her sister, Mrs.
Curt Ellis, Saturday v. John McCom-
as was at Hewlett Friday !, Lindsey
Spears was in Louisa Saturday.
Charley Shortridge was calling on Miss
Ollie Burke Thursday night. 80. Miss
Katherine Loar, who Is attending Jun
ior High School at Fort Gay paid
home folks visit Saturday, and Sum
day. Cecil Mullins was at Hewlett
Monday. Rufus Burke visited in Ash
land Sunday Miss Nell Billups was
shopping in Louisa Monday Mrs.
Shirley Vanhoose was calling on her
mother, Mrs. Mary Billups Monday
Miss Florence Loar was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Henry Sturgill, Sun
day i. Miss Amy Hooser was calling
on Miss Ethel Bartram sunday ...
Harmon Billups was in Louisa Satur-
day. +. Rudolph Hooser was the Sun
day guest of Miss Viola Artrip. .....
Forrest Burke was calling on Emory
Bellomy Thursday -. Luther Hodge
of Little Hurricane was at Hewlett
Sunday Mrs. Bill Burke was call
ing on Mrs. Vol Burke recently ..,...
Several o fthe boys and girls from
Hewlett have been attending the re-
yival meeting held at Fallsburg by
Rev. Peck 49,. Robert Vanhoose was
calling on Miss Nell Billups Satur-
day. /. We are all proud to say that
one of the boys from Hewlett that has
been attending the revival meeting at
Fallsburg had his burden rolled away
Saturday night. HAPPY BILL.
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and children attended church at 0reeo
Valley Sunday Rev Roland Hutch
son VIII preach at Green Valley tho
third sunday in each month. begin
ming ~ 1880 n. IA = Mrs. Doya Chad
wick aud children were calling on A.
Hartman and wife Sunday evening.
James Moslcy Is planting corn this
week. Uncle W NJ Brumfold was
calling on a. Hartman Friday OF laia
week We are proud 20 hear OF the
revival meeting at FailsburT. May the
good work go on until there viii not
he one sinner left 10 advocate The
cause OF wlckcdness Aunt IAxzle
Scott has pneumonia Aunt Martha
Brumneld, Mrs. Elem Kitchen. Mrs.
James Mosley. Mrs. Adam Hartman.
Mrs. q. y. Nicholson and DR.. w. ~
Rice all are suffering with rheufnA-
tlsm. We have list OF candidates
TINT ARE all good men How can ne
vote to help each mani Geo. Short
ridge Of chtiettsburg was At arsSa
Valley Sunday. Dan Derencld b
trustee for Green Valley No. s6......
James ). Jordan Is trustee for Mclean
iel No 80, SPuNK
--7--7---s--s---~
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MEAD'S BRANCH

Farmers Of this place are very busy
trying to farm. "A large crowd from
this place attended church at Little
Blaine Sunday Sorry to hear OF the
death of uncle Lige Judd The be-
ieaved have our sympathy . Eva and
Delta Meade entertained quite crowd
of youngsters Sunday The storK
visited Mr.. and Mrs Levi Miller April
2S and left them a fine boy Mrs. A.
II. Miller was calling on her son Sun
day. Mrs. Allen Castle is on the sick
list 49,. Irwin Wagner passed up our
creek Monday :. Fred Stewart was on
Tadpole Sunday Jay Hinkie will
leave soon for Chicago. H.. where he
has employment. Church here next
Saturday night Everybody invited.
MUTT q JEFF.
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Elas1 eAprlsT cHuRcH.

We had 212 at Sunday School last
Sunday No special EFFORT had been
made to attract strangers and no
special program had been prepared.
consequently the attendance was not
much above our usual average. Our
pastor preached 10 an unusually large
morning attendance from this text
And sitting down they watched Him
there He discussed the different
characters who watched Jesus on the
cross and discussed them in the way
The modern day crowds are watching
the Master The sermon was deliv-
cred in DIR. Anderson's characteristic
way and many saw the Christ as they
had not seen him before.
Immediately following the sermon
Bro Thomas Ferguson was set apart
to the work of Deacon, and Bro.
John Marcum was buried with his
Lord in baptism. Ii was commonly
remarked that no prettier or more inn
pressive services were ever held in
our church AS DR. Anderson prayed
as he and the young man stood to-
gether in the baptistry. that the Lord
might set aside Mr. Marcum for some
special service, many eyes were moved
to tears.
Our Il. y P. u. had a splendid meet
ing at six o'clock and adjourned TO
attend the revival services at the NJ T..
Church en- masse.
DR. Anderson will preach a special
sermon to the church members and
earnestly desires that every member
of our church and all other Baptists
as we'll az all non church goers. wor-
ship with us on next Sunday morning.
Come thou with us and We Will do
thee good"
The pastor leaves next Monday 10
attend the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton which meets at Chattanooga.
Tennessee. REPORTER.
sunday school $3.50 a m. Andrew
See, Supt.
Morning worship 10 80 a. m.
Evening worship 1900 .. m
b. Y P.iU $3.50 y. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 500 p.
m.
Ladies Aid society Wednesdays 2 90
p. m.
woman's Missionary Meeting Thurs
day 200 D. m
Choir practice saturday $3.50 .. m.
The public is cordially invited 10 all
these services Dr. CHARLES FOX
ANDERSON. Pastor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-06

Congress proposes to make sepa :
rate peace with Germany. according to
Senator Lodge. This means that Ger
many will dictate the terms and we
will surrender all the indemnity pro-
yided in the settlement agreed upon by
the Allies A separate peace by res
olution, which means desertion of our
Allies in most critical hour. VIII
stand in history as an act of intidelity.
Acting alone we can not compel Ger-
innnN 10 do anNthing.
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For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce
CHARLEY EDWARDS as candidate
for the Republican nomination for
County Court Clerk of Lawrence-co.
At the primary to be held in August,
1921
We are authorized to announce $.
w. BURTON, of Ellen. as a candidate
for the nomination for County Court
Clerk of Lawrence County, subject to
the action of the Republican party in
the primary to be held in August. 1921
We are authorized to announce w
A, ARLINGTON. of Cordell, as can
didate for the office of County Court
Clerk of Lawrence County, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary
in August 1921
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-06
M. e. CHURCH.

An interesting SUNDAY School meet
Ing was held last Sunday afternoon.
w. j. Vaughan, field worker, was
present and delivered an address. The
County Sunday School convention is
to be held at Chapman on Thursday,
July IA.
The revival preaching by Rev Ban
croft is excellent and good results are
expected. The other churches are dis
pensing with night services in order
to give their members the chance to
attend
Sunday School $3.50 a. m.
Preaching 10:45 a m. and at ! p. nj.
Prayer meeting Wednesday .. M.
Choir practice Friday p. m
JOHN CHEAP, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday School $3.50 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday Z .. m.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-06

Congress has passed a bill restrict
ing immigration for IA months There
will be admitted from each country
only 8 per cent of the number already
here. The law will go into effect In
ca DAYS -n.
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For County Attorney.

We are authorized TO announce the
candidacy of KIT CARSON ELS
WICK. of Estep, for the nomination for
the office of County Attorney, subject
TO the action of the Democratic voters
OF Lawrence CO., at the primary in
August. 1921
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-06

we are authorized TO announce O..
w. LINING. of Houckyille, as can
,iidate for jailer of Lawrence county.
subject to the action Of the Democratic
party in the primary In August, 1871.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Circuit judge.

We are authorized to announce
THoS. ID. THEOBALD as candidate
for Circuit Judge OF the district com
posed OF Lawrence. Carter and Elliott
counties. subject to the action of the
Republicans in the August primary,
1921.
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For Circuit Court cIerk.

We are authorized to announce w.
8. BoGGS, of Hannah, as a candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk of Lawrence
co.. subject to the action of the Re-
publican party at the August primary.
1921
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ANNOUNCEMENT RATES
County offices, in primary 5 $50
District Offices, in primary $1,000

The above prices are for running the
usual form of announcement in this
column, and does moi include any no
tice in the reading columns. II such
notice or write-up is desired, a reas-
enable extra charge will be made
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We are authorized to announce w.
7, CAIN, of Lawrence county, as a
candidate for Commonwealth's Attor-
ney of the Bend judicial district sub
iect 10 the action of the Republicans
in the August primary. 1921.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-06

The West Virginia Legislature has
adjourned, after an important session
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-06
CHURCH NEWS and
OTHER MATTERS OF
RELIGIOUS NATURE
N. E. CHURCH SOUTH.

District conference here next week.
See notice elsewhere.
Mothers Day next SUNDAY
sunday School last Sunday was
largely attended We had s66 pres
ent. An interesting feature was 30
men in the Bible class All the classes
had part in the program, which was
fully carried out Some OF uhe classes
read scripture lessons and others en-
gagged in singing, One other interest
ing feature was a song by q child 3
years, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Rad
cliffe. She sang the old time hymn.
Rock OF Ages Cleft for Me Ii a
child three years old is willing to sing
in church, could not we older ones do
much toward aiding? The Saucier
brothers gave a cornet solo with piano
accompaniment which was enjoyed by
the large audience, Altogether II was
one of the best days in our church for
a long while,
F. NJ Thornburg conference field
secretary, was present.
The Mother and Daughters Banquet
announced for Friday Of this week has
Abeen postponed until after the close OF
the revival al the NJ. r.. Church.
There was no preaching services at
our church last Sunday, tho preaching
services for the morning hour being
dispensed with on account OF the
lengthy program that had been ar
ranged for Sunday School, and there
were no night services an account Of
the revival services At the NJ. r.
Church. Publicity Committee,
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce A. J..
AUSTIN, of JUlysses. as a candidate
for Sheriff of Lawrence-co. subject to
the action of the Democratic party in
the August primary, 1921.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-06

We are authorized to announce
NOAH WELLS as candidate for the
Republican nomination for Sheriff of
Lawrence CO., at the primary to be
held In August, 1921
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: For County Judge.

To the citizens and taxpayers OF
Lawrence county; Ladies and gentle
men: hereby announce myself can
diiate for County Judge of Lawrence
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary to be held August,
1921 You will find what ! stand for
and advocate in another issue of this
paper. ! solicit your support
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-06

You can nov have your cars repair
y aud repaipted al snyder's Garage
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We are authorized to announce CLIN-
TON G. SKAGGS as candidate for
Jailer OF Lawrence-co.. subject to the
action OF the Democrats in the August
primary 1921.
We are authorized to announce T.
LEE WRIGHT. OF Glenwood. as a can
didate for JaIler Of Lawrence-co.. sub
feet to the action OF the Democrats.
August primary, 1921.
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sunday School 9;l5ra nj,
Morning service so. -
Evening service 1900 u N
Prayer meeting "Wednesday p, IN.
Choir practice Friday o'clock
A cordial invitation is extended ev
ery one 70 attend these services
JAS. ID. BELL. Pastor