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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-12-02

power house furnishes hgAk ~
water for Is bathrooms; An aressian
well, sewerage and telephone syueem
are some Of the comforts and nseeo-
stiles, all Of which has bssn pur-
chased for fifty thousand dollars.
The State League adopted - .
policy - state Tuberculosis hospitar
movement 1t the meeting At PaEish
Representatives in the fan IL 1870
and reafnrmed this policy ct ~
annual meeting in June, 1921. wAsn
. Ways and Means COMMITTEES ~
formed for the selection and PR
chase Of . site. The COMMITTEES rec
commended that every parish contrib
uting $500, should be considered .
Founder Parish and to date W havs
in line. paid or pledged, the following
parishes: Allen. Ascension, Assump-
ton, Acadia, Bienville, Claiborne,
Caddo, Calcasieu, Cameron. East
Baton Rouge, Franklin, iberia. Hber.
vile, Jefferson Davis, Madison,
Morehouse, Ouachita, Orleans, Points
Coupes, Rapides, Richland, Bernard,
st. James, st. Mary, St Tammany.
Tangipahoa, Terrebonne, Washing.
ton, Concordia.
To Mr.. Lucien Soniat Of ubsEviIle
belongs the distinction u bsing tie
g. s-Ss-S-9 A-.-S -ssA
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-12-02

The public win remember the
"Whits Sale" to be held on Wedhes-
day next, December 7th, at the rooms
Of the Tsnsas Liberty Club, when q
luncheon win also be served cafe
terra style). The proceeds Of the
luncheon and sale are to be devoted
to the Union Church, at St. Joseph,
toward hquidating indebtedness now
due for improvements to that build
ing. The menu for the luncheon win
be varied and patron can order only
what hs may want and pay for just
what he gpts. The hardsst' to please
win find something to suit his taste,
better maybe than he gets Ut home.
anyhow II might not be very wrong
to ten the ladies' -, for the dear
creatures al love . little praise now
end then. The white sale" win con-
sist Of handmade linens and en-
broidery, suitable for an the young
who zee lie before them with al it,
gilded promises and radient hues,
and the old who hsve tasted Of LIES
bitterness and disappointments and
say (Ecclssiastss xII-S) "vanity Of
vanities, saith the preacher, al ID
vanity"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-12-02
MISS BEAUBIEN WEEDS

A marriage which came - . com
plete surprise to the many friends
Of the little bride in this city, waa
that Of Miss Marguerite Beaubien,
recently Of st. Joseph, La, to Mr..
John Bell Pittman Of Alexandria.
The marriage took place last Sat
urday morning at II o'clock in the
parlor Of the Baptist parsonage, the
Reverend ]. C. Robinson officiating,
ubing the Episcopal service. -
The bride il the daughter Of Mn,
L. B. Besubien, matron Of the girls
dormitory 1t the L. p. l., and wa
herself. . valuable member Of the
L. p. l. staff.
The groom IL q SON Of DR.. Pitt.
man Of Alexandria, and il . young
man 1T hne family and splendid
business characteristics.
After the marriage the happy
couple left for FL Dorado, where
they win for . while be located
where Mr.. Pittman il employed.
The best wishes Of friends Of st
Joseph. Alexandria, Fl Dorado and
Ruston follow Mr.. and Mn. Pittmar
for . long and useful and . happy
Me.-RuSton Leader.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-12-02
We call attention to the law card

We call attention to the law card
of Judge Hugh Tullis, which appears
in this issue, in another column.
As will be seen from the card.
Judge Tullis may be consulted by
clients at his Office in Vidalia, or may
by appointment be consulted at st.
Joseph.
He may be called by telephone.
either at phone No. 1897, in Matches,
or at phone No. A, in Vidalia.
Mrs. J. w. Losey ID visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Byram, 1t Alexandria.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-12-02

at Is not enough that these thingz
be attacked on the comprehension
side, or from the standpoint Of in
telligence or knowledge. Spoken
speech il more an art than . science
50 that our practice, -,our habit
has more to do with our manner Of
speech than the things We learn
in grammar and historic. It h, Of
course, desirable that the intelh-
gence be informed, for We need
standards by which to Judge correct
forms. Schools have shown IN un-
due confidence in the efficiency Of
the rules Of grammar and rhetoric
in achieving good speech psrfofm-
ance. What is needed in addition to
such formal instruction II . careful
and patient attention to the speech
Of students and IN abundance Of
practice of the right kind Of speech"
This il why we need the cooperation
Of parents in the home and We
earnestly ask them to give N this
help 1t least one week.
The pronouns and irregular verbs
are our most highly infected words
and it il in their use that Ill Of ~
make mistakes every day. The fol-
lowing are some Of the correct
forms that are most freuueutly VIC
lated:
Itlis l, (not me.)
It was SHE. Mot her.)
WHOM do you sect Mot who.)
Men and women WHO or WHOM
Mot which,
Horses or trees WHICH. (Net
who.)
He came for John and NE. (Not
u
saw Mary and HIN. (Not hs.)
I AN NOT. YOU ARE NOT.
THEY ARN'T. HE ISN'T. (Not amt.
There il no such word - ANTI
1 SAW. (Not sesn.) HAVE
SEEN. (Not ssw.) He DRANK.
(Not drunk.)
HE HAS DRUNK. Mot drank.)
1 LIKE CANDY. (Not love.)
SIT down.
SAT down.
IHAvE SAT down.
I LIE down.
ILAY down yesterday.
have LAIN down.
She LAYS the pen down.
She LAID it down.
He has LAID It down.
| ICAME yesterday. I HAVE CONE
today.
He SWAN; (Not swum.)
He has SwUM; (Not swam.)
We SET hens, but the hens SIT OF
the eggs and are. therefore, SITTING
hens.
Dogs SET birds and ere SETTING
dogs, or Settlers. The sum SETS
and becomes the SETTING sun.
The most grievous error We maxi
and the one, that b gradually eausanI
our spoken language 70 b ENTIRELY
different from the written. b falling
to give the final consonants fhei
tproper sounds; this h most notice
able ia words ending in ING and T.
These are only . few Of the YER
many errors al Of us make in speak
ing cur mother tongue. Lrr ne uzg
ali for the week beginning DE. or
to try to avoid them themselves an
|help others, especially the sehce
chiiircn, to do the same. Taere
no law against continuing ths 600
L work ell the time.
i Very earnestly in behalf Of goo
English, even when spoken.
i A. r. HENDON
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-06
PERSONAL HENS
Fire Insurance.

Fire Insurance. J. "A. 1Arly.
adv3ot1
James e.. Bennett, Fred Seeger.
Judge J. H.. Andersen and Dr.. B. H.
Hudson motored to Arco Saturday
afternoon and spent Sunday fishing
here. 4.ssT,.4 .sae ass 1917
Miss Clara Scofield returned Sat.
urday morning from Salt Lake
whore she has been teaching school
for the past year.
The sisters Of st. Margaret's school
left Friday evening for Butte.
Misses Alice and Lucille Snyder
returned from Albion Thursday
evening, where they have been At
tending school for the past year.
Misses Le0na Williams, Martha
Van 0rden and Fern Andersen left
Sunday Tor Albion. where they will
attend summer school.
Walker Davis drove to .Arco last
week making the sixty mile trip in
six and one-half hours. The condi-
ton Of the roads was such that he
thought he would return by way OF
Roberts and he made the 1875 mile
trip In six hours and forty-flve min
utes. Just fifteen minutes longer
than the other way and he found q
much better road.
Fire insurance. Bsebe. tel. 100 adv
Miss Mary Carson Is back from
Weiser, where she has been attend
Ing the Intermountain institute. She
will nunnd fhn as,myuor 18th has
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-06

stolen from the buildings q the dsy
farm during his absence. He Aas
aboat, $50 acres OF wheat that %
looking good. F1
Mrs. w. c. Sollenberger has been
visiting her daughter In Nebraska
and II expected home soon.
W. L. Young spent the weekend
above Nackay fishing.
Mrs. A. B. Stephens, Mrs. Forest
Bales, Mrs. T. r. Jones and Mrs. La
ROGUE went to Burley Sunday to at
tend the district convention Of the
Women Of Woodcraft. ...-. *
Clin Marshall. Ray Stephens. Oar
win Simmons and Burlin Bumgarner
attended the ball game in Idaho FSlls
Sunday. @ ,sss.,
Grin Corn.leAves today FOR Dubois,
were he will work for the Boise
Paystte Lumber company there. !,
Miss Lorene Evans spent today In
Idaho Falls. -. ~. !. ss4a.
Miss Elisabbeth Graham. who
taught here last year, left Sunday
morning Tor her home ct Monmouth,
III. and will not teach the coming
year. ..' ..a
Miss Lillian Ravendahl, who
taught ct the Central school the past
year, left Sunday for her home at
Salmon. Idaho. I.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-06
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
DIHCHARGE m BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court Of the United
States for the Eastern Division OF the
District OF Idaho.
In the matter Of Henry L. Smith.
bankrupt. S. "
In bankruptcy No. 1242. -
D Notice is hereby given that Henry
L. Smith has filed In the United
States district court for Idaho. his
application for discharge In bank
ruptcy, and that all creditors and
other persons In interest are required
to show cause. II any they have, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted by entering theri APP
pearance In said proceedings on or
before the ninth day Of July, 1921
and within ten days thereafter Hing
the particular grounds Of their OPP
position, In the Office Of the clerk Of
said court. u.
Given under the authority Of the
general orders OF saiu court, and by
q special order Of the Undersigned,
this sixth day Of June, 1921.
GEORGE F. GAGON,
adv. 46-48-50 s% Referee.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-06
NOTICE OF EsTRAY SALE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned sheriff Of Bingham
county, Idaho. will sell at public auc-
tom to the highest bidder for cash at
the farm Of w. C. Sollenberger, two
miles east Of Blackfoot, Bingham
county, Idaho on the eighteenth day
Of July, 1921 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day sell the follow
ing described animal to wit:
One two year old red heifer
branded I'M under bar on left ribs,
square cut on right ear under slash.
left ear. r'
A.. H. SIMMONS.
adv. 46-48-50-52 Sheffn.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-06
FAMILY UNITED AGAIN

Mrs. Luella Taylor Of Kimball
authorizes us to say that she is at
home again with her husband and
children, and that the spirit of peace
and forgiveness is with them. adv.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-06
FOR RENT

FARM FOR RENT-Twelve acres on
reservation near Presto. Good
water right. very level land. All
fenced and should be seen to know
how good 1t Is. Tavashee. Box 761
Blackfo0t. adv. 21tf.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-06

SPECIALIST-Dr. Cantowine, eye,
ear, nose and throat. Idaho Falls.
Idaho. q DIV. 24tf.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
SEASON TICKET SALE CONTEST,

Inc Grecrbrier Valley Fair Mill
give 20 the Young ladies >cllin. the
largest number of season tickets 10
'''v faIr HE following cash prizv>:
Largest number sold S2J.GO
second largest No. sold. l5.un
!hird largest No. sold. 1900
rnurlh largest No. sold. 800
. lhiS contest is open TO all and
IS hoi restricted as to territory.
y" pr'ze viii be paid to any con
,:>,"h' Wh" has not sold Iif.y
tickctS. Contest will close S:,,ur-
"aN' AuS. 2Oth. after which time
no season tickets can be purchased
from any source.
IncSr tickets will be sold II ~
rach, good for day admission for
the entire Fair. Write or see.
W. l.. TABSCOTT. Sec'y.
LcwiSburu, W. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
FARM BUREAU MOTH:

The annual camp-school OF the
fom-li Agricultural Clubs of Green
bricr county will be held this year
mile below Rupert on Meadow
River, at the iron bridge on the
Srwcll Valley Rail Road.
All people interested in This work
are invited 10 come to the camp
site for an all-day basket picnic
and set-tosethcr meeting on Satur-
day, July %. The spot selected
for the camp is one of the pretticst
locations in that section, if not in
the county, and we desire all club
members. their families and friends
and all others who can arrange to
come. to enjoy with us for the day
that pleasant place by the riverside.
The following people from the
College Of Agriculture will be pres
ent to address the asScmblage: Nat
/. Frame. Director Of Agriculture
Niension; VIM. II. Kendrick, State
Supervisor Of Club Work; and Miss
Folsom McGuirc, Recreation Spec
i:lliSt All are from our college
they are ours for the day; come
ami hear them.
Remember il is an all-day picnic
80 load up basket and bring il
With YOU.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
CLEHTONYILLE ITEMS.

Iirhari Osborn of ladcn. ", *
IN "rccnbrirr visiting relatives and
friends. ""'
i-cSile \ch. Of Charleston. is now
at his home at Smoot.
Or. y. +. Taylor has donated IN
inc /. q. o. +. Lodge of Meadow
hinh, Il plot Of land for bur;,l
ground beside Of the Clin.oryilIr
Cemetery.
Mrs. Ruby Martin and little son
Miral' is here with her parents mis-
week. '''''
Campbell and Jetrrics have st,r,-
ed their threShing machine. also q
C. Shirley. '' ~
Mr.. i. I. Richardson. of Smoo,
WAS visiting his sister, Mrs. q. /.
hedrick Sunday. ' lee
Little Blanche I.oudrrmilk is vc,.,.
III with pneumonia.
Rev. Barnet. preached a very ,hle
>'iin'r at Sunrise Chapel Sunday
y large crowd was out to hear him
Mrs. .. ID. buchanan was callcd
TO White Sulphur to see her 0aunh-
Ter. Mrs. frankie Anderson, who is
very i'll.
y. G.. Wyatt, Of Ronccvertc. spent
me week end here.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
GREENBRlER CHAUTAUOuA,

Inc great Swathmore Chautau
qua after contracting with the
SuaranlorS to return to Lcwisburu
next summer and after giving Inc
people Of Grccnbricr Seven iovOus
days Of fine music. delightful and
varied entertainments. wholesome.
instructive and inspiring lectures.
an under the superintendent of
Kew. SclwNn X. Cockrell, a former
pastor of the Methodist Church here
concluded its delightful program
Monday night with Il splendid en-
tertalnmcnt by the White Hussars
which captivaicd and thrilled the
great crowd under the tent as prob
ably no other entertainment during
the week had done, then quietly
loid"d It's great canvas and HE'D
away by rail to Winchester. Va. ;o
bring seven Joyous days" to the
denlzcnS Of that ancient municir3l-
lily.
10 all here The Chautauuua broi
Il week of great pleasure and profit.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
TROUT ITEMS.

The 18th is over and everybody
is back at work after enjoying one
OF the best holidays Of the year.
Ihr unwilling of the Soldier,
Monument at Williamsburg was al
tended by Il large crowd and all re-
ported good time.
The death angel has visited two
homes in our vicinity since our
IaSt writing and claimed their re-
ward. First was that Of T.. T. Coch-
rran. who departed this life on
June %. 1921. lie was Il member Of
The Primitive Baptist Church and
Was loved by all.
Second was Cleo Clcamins. vino
died July &. 1921, at The Roncrvcric
General Hospital. She was yoiinA.
and beautiful and always smilin e
Was loved and admired by all who
knew her. We regret the loss of
these Two good citizens and are
ready to so mic mourning With
lllrlf friends and relatives over The
absence OF their loved ones.
Misses Cora I.cGg and Susie Hart
>o"h. from ilughart. were yisilin"
Miss i!arlsookS sister. Mrs. W. f..
McMiliiOn, at Trout, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. NirrS were Wis
Itln& their daughter, Mrs. Robert
Lilly. III jritSNiilr last week.
}. y. Ninircy and Mrs. AngcIinv
Withrow have been in Ohio dur.
ing The past week attending Inc
bedside of their sister, Mrs. Isaac
Moore, who has been i'll for some
time.
p. &. Nicely has purchased a new
touring car.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
SALE OF PROPERTY AND GOODS

As Special Receiver for the stock
of goods. and personal property OF
the firm Of WilkcnSon and Reed.
and acting under the authority
vested in me as such Special Re
cciver by an order made by Judge
of the Circuit Court Of Grecnbricr
County on July nth. 1921. in the
ChanccrN suit of Bank Of Grccnbvier
ct ais. vs.. Wilkinson Il Reed. It ais.
! will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder at the store of Wiki,
inSon 4 Reed ut Trout. Grccnbricr
county. West Virginia. | truck:
Team. harness and wagon: all the
stock of goods in the store and all
the fixtures and other things owned
by said firm.
will offer the goods i'm bulk to-
2cthcr with the cases and fixtures.
Sale to commence at . o'clock a. III.
MONDAY. AUGUST /. 1921.
| reserve the right 10 reject any
bid not satisfactory for the stock
Of goods.
Terms of Salc-CASH or we'll en-
dorscd negotiable notes at 60 DAYS.
j. WARWICK McCLUNG.
rl'-3w Special Receiver.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
ANTHONY ITEMS.

Arthur ingram received Il real
nice 10 pound box Of good things
To eat or The lth. from his sister
ina. al home and his wife Lula.
Andrew Alderman i. complaining
very much with stomach trouble at
lniS writing.
Alpha Alderman is recovering
nicely. He was kicked by one of
his young horses while shooting il
Il week or 50 ago.
Little Nirgilc Lee Migrants arm
is about well. He Spraincd II
several weeks ago by falling OF the
Yard fence.
Lci'ia Ingram. little daughter Of
Arthur Ingram. spent few days
Win her aunt. Ina Ingram.
'llas. Ingram, from Ohio. visited
MS grandfather. Il. W. Ingram.
Samuel SydcnS'rickc went To- he
h"ncrNcrir Hospital for Treatment
live Ith Of july.
Wallace May. Euu Father. e."
very busy fighting weeds IN .H~r:
rUI".
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
PICNIC AT RUpERP,

We arc requested to announce
an all-day picnic al The Boys and
Girls Club Camp below Rupert on
Saturday. July Odd, to which all arc
invited and to come with baskets
plentifully filled for such an occaS-
ion. The speakers that day, on APP
prOpriate subjects. will be Mr.. Nat
I. Frame, Head of The Extension
Division Of University College of
Agriculturc: Mr.. W. II. Kcndrick,
Read of the Boys and Girls Club
Work, and Miss Folsom Mcclure,
Recreation Specialist. The occas-
sion will be one of much interest
and Il big crowd is anticipated.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
GREAT BARGAIN SALE AT
NARID'S

larids Speciality Shop sent in
yesterday matter advertising their
two weeks bargain sale. 1t came
TOO latc-we did not have the
space at disposal 10 accommodate
1t. Yard is advertising Il two
weeks sale i'll which prices are cut
TO the bone. 1t begins tomorrow,
Saturday, the 10th, and continues
two weeks, but he urges you to
come at once if you want IA choice
of the splendid bargains he is Of
ferlns YOU. Take these rs samples /:
Silk dresses, $3.50 and $50 values
III crepe declines and tafettas, 60
ing at $1l.9S; - dresses, $50 and
Sl9.30, going at $50.
All silk waists, scorscttcs, crepe,
etc, are marked down onc-half.
lie wants YOU to see his line of
pretty hats which You can buy at
this sale ri half-pricc.
Children's So and ST dresses 60
ing AT $l.9S.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
n RARE PLANT IN GREENBRJER

few days ago saw very
rar" plant near DOrr, Monroe coun-
~, and have learned since that this
Same plant was seen about one
hundred years ago in Grccnbricr
county. This plant is well known
in some sections of Monroe county
as Juniper Berry, in other sections
as box hucklcbcrry. us they are
evergreen and the leaves look, like
lockwood leaves, although the plant
or bush is rarely more than Il foot
high.
If YOU know Of any Of these
plants in your section or anywhere
Nil! YOU kindly write me as 10
where they are located. near what
poS'ollicc. on wha! ridge or noun
tain, near what home. and how
large terriIor! it cU:crS.
REV. ". CRAY. CaSs. w. Va
Mr. Gray is making an invcSiiga-
lion with Il view to lcarnin. mor"
about This plant, HE localities in
which ii is found. ETC.. and viii
have The aid Of the Government BOZ
anist. We viii publish HE result
o! his Investigation If copy be snnt
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15

The Hinton acropiane met with
another accident July Fourth at Al
dcr>"n. when IN attempt MAS made
L" land near the new Baptist school
building. iioil"ran took up Il pas
Sen@er ana U.S. making the return
TRIP and IN II. l@ Ia land. ran into
three automobiles. II WAS claimed
that the autos were not at u safe
distance and there were a number
OF cars rather close, the owners
NOT realizing their danger. One
Ford car and two other more en-
penSivc cars were somewhat in;,,r,d
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
MISS MEIlIClI\MP'S Talk.

Between acts during the White
iiusSar'S entertainment at the Cha
IaIqua MonGay might Miss Mclli-
champ. County Red Cross Nurse,
came before the curtain and i'm a
'iVr minutes earnest talk told the
"rca! crowd under The tent about
me John ~ Preston Community
House and the work f1c women of
the county arc doing for The gen
cral bcllcrmrnl. which was well
received and called forth an ap-
proving response from the people.
She told Of the fact that she was
comfortably quartcrrd there: That
Il ccmfOrIahlr rest room for pco-
pie coming to town. where thew
could leave their wraps. ETC, lake
their lunch. ETC., was provided, a
library, reading room and other
conrrnicnCcS. that kindergarten
school the only one in The coun-
ty and one Of the few in The state
WAS conducted in one of its
apartments and rapidly growing in
interest. thai they had an opcrat-
ing room. nice beds. ETC.. for chill
drrn suffering with diseased adj
cnoidS and lonsils where many had
aIrrady been cared for and much
else That seemed 10 awaken lively
interest. Miss MclIich2mp is an
rHthuSiaFi in her WORK and give,
her whole time to it. The Com
muniiN House appeals for public
support AND no one vino knows ui
VIVA! II IS doing and Of what if j.
striving 10 accomplish IN the ia
lure doubts that il fully deserves
hC'p. Give il a helping band.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
fh. COPEIA\DS MEETINGS Al
RO\tENERJE.

We had the pleasure Of a call
yesterday morning from ,Rcv. Dr..
theodore Copeland. Of Dallas. Tcx.,
rev. W. t.. SpOnauslc and Lille Lee.
nf. Copeland already well known
III Tins part OF West Virginia. hav-
'nS' within the past year. conduct
ca revival meetings at Hinton.
l mon and Clifton Forge. is now in
use midst OF similar meeting in
h"nrrvcric in which all The Prolc>-
YAM Churches Of The city arc unit
i'G with hearty good will to farm
,''naSrcsHorS from the error Of
'0rli' way.
IN conducting a meeting Of this
m'hd Dr. Copeland uses none Of
"" sensational methods of men of
,'' HIil Sunday, Sam Jones. type.
ne IS more like Moody and his
WORK leaves an impression on lhC
hearts and c0nSCicnccS Of Inc poo
T." VINO hear that stays with them
ana cannot be easily shaken Off.
,"'"FrN IN HE ROnCrvcrlr meeting
- growing with every appeal Dr.
,,."priand makes and hundreds are
''rklnS to hear him frOm every
'"ii OF HE country.
Hrr"i good is expected from the
WORK his great evangelist is doing
!" HonCCVcTtc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15
THE THIRD EXAMINATION.

FOR teachers will be held July
2l-22 at the following places:
hOnccvcrte, Renick, and SmOot.
All applicants for special ccrtili-
Gates will come 10 Ronccvcrtc.
Teachers should assemble at 1880
Thursday morning to enroll and no
one who is not is years Of age by
October I, 1921, need come rs no
grade will be given.
l.. D. HAYNES.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-15

Thc Sibold Brothers have moved
their jewclry shop and store into
tie Fry building OH Jefferson Street
the room they formerly occupied
on the north side Of Main Street
having been leased by Mr.. Fry to
&. ID. Apostolon, a Greek, who has
been in America since 1912.