The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-14
Moscow

Auu touNo Tue past Deuluu,
That much have counted sorrow
But proves that our God 10 kind;
That many flower that longed for
Had hidden thorn or pain,
And many a.rugged bypath
Led to fields OF ripened grain.
The clouds but cover the sunshine,
They cannot bsnish the sun,
And the earth shines out the brighter
When the weary rains are done;
We must stand In the deepest shadow
To see the clearest light,
And often from wrongs own darkness
Comes the weary strength OF right.
So the heart from the hardest trial
Gains the purest joy Of oil.
And from the lips that have tasted
sadness
The sweetest songs will fall,
For as peace comes after suffering,
And love is reward of pain.
SO after earth comes heaven,
And out of our loss the gain.
Let Us not bewail our present cir
cumstances too much for none of us
are starving. Millions of people 10
China have for a diet today leaves,
plants and bark. Forty-fve million
just think for q moment-are in dire
need of the necessities of life. Great
disasters of the past are known to us
through the history. but nothing ip the
memory of mankind will compare with
the distress and death in China today.
knowledge of this distress should make
US feel that even now, We have some to
spare for our brother across the deep,
where 10000 people are dying daily for
the lack of food.
Lee Ware is representing a large
cotton firm alongthe N. C. & st. L. Ry,
DR.. Guy Musgrave, now located in
Memphis, was here the week past on
professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Wilson had as
their guests during Christmas Charles
0'Conner and wife of Helena.
Miss Helen Ware, after spending the
holidays with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
K. N. Wsre. has returned to her school
duties at the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gather are home
from q visit Of several days with
relatives In and around Williston.
Mrs. Annabell Scales accompanied
her daughter Mrs. Kilgore to her home
10 Alabama Saturday.
Though We see not single star In
the sky. the stars as of old are there.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hooker are
guests Of the lstter's parents j. w.
Owen and wife.
Let those who profess to be Christ.
isns remember that the spirit OF
Christ Is that Of gentleness, meekness,
and overwhelming love, Satin will tall
as Christ rises.
Mrs. G. P. McCandIess has returned
home from visit of TWO weeks to her
daughter. Mrs. Patti Lee Montana, at
Tuscumbia.
DR.. G. n. Crook who 10 attached
to the medical service of the govern
ment and whose headquarters are at
Greenville, South Carolina. returned to
bis duties last week after spending the
holidays with his familyihere.
Humanity greatest problem is learn
ingsto love Gcd and our fellow man. When
We have learned this all other problems
will be easy.
Those of our citizens in Somervile
the past week were W. j. Burdison,
G. A. Roach, o. E. Pruette, j. j.
Steger, R. N. Ware, Ii. F. Bryant and
w. l.. Jewell.
Ii has always been a puzzle to the.
writer just why every home owner IN
Moscow does not keep his home sur
roundings in sanitary aud neat eondi
ton. We have a numbe. of families
who take q pride in this regard and the
appearance of theif premises are al
ways pleasing to those who pass their
way,
H. M. Boswell, cashier of the local
bank. spent Friday in Memphis.
III these trying times, after 90 much
prosperity. il might be well for rs to
recall the Proverb, Better is little
with the fear of the Lord, than great
treasure and trouble Herewith" I'm
the house Of the Righteous is much
treasure"
Mr.. II. B. Sadler snd family of Mos
COW, Tennessee, will move here shortly
and occupy the Quinn place on Memphis
street which Mr.. Sadlerrecently bought
from Mr.. Horne. We welcome these
good people to Holly Springs and com
mend them to our citizens. Holly
Springs Reporter"
Rev. John L. Horton delivered tvo
splendid sermons Sunday at the local
"A. E. Church. Those who failed to
near him were much the loser,