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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-07

The average man no sooner does
a kind act than he begins to feel
big over it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-07

Burlington VII suffered with female trouble end had number Of
said that would never be any better l hal an
could hardly walk the floor and could net g @
NV sisernlaw T. PIhar Vegetable compound
and certainly helped wonderfully keep house and a my work
have recommended Vegetable COMPOUND % NUM-
Der Of my and youmay publish testimonial Mrs H. IT, SHARON
Apple TraeP Point Farm Burlington, VT
In hospitals there for surgical operations ana mere
nothing breads than the thought OF a operation a
long weary months recovery 1T IS slcss
1t very that female troubles through neglect reac1 stage
vhe
the not caused G eols
growts although the symptoms may appear
first take Lydia f. tlnaam
Compound present distress and prevent serious I2le
In fact many letters from who have
to health by Lydia E. Pnkham Vegetable Compound after operations nave
been advised by attending physicians
Lydia e. Private Text Book Aments Pecu"
liar to will be you free request Write
to Lydia Pnkham Medicine Co.. Lynn Massachusetts,
This book contains valuable information.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-07

THE new suits for fall and win
r interest Is centcred in the coats
hich are considerably varied In
Leaving out the box coat, which
law unto itself in the matter OF
b. coats are longer than for some
ms. and therefore more dignited'
Russian blouse is welcomed by its
ees in smartIy designed models
are bloused at the back and belt
the front with fuIlness on the
There are some trim, semi
severely tailored coats with q
I'd flare in their skirts and
ed collars that are distinguished
W their lack Of trimming, and there
IRE many sur-trimmed and embroid-
4rpd costume suits that will prove the
naInstav Of any winter wardrobe
That takes them on.
In coats as in gowns, sleeves will
hold the center Of the stage, playing
the leading role opposite collars. II
n great many coats sleeves are Widf
ot the bottom and fur is ingeniously
psed for trimming them. Very deeE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-07
EVERYDAY GOOD THINGS.

The following treatment of lamb
stew is unusual but worth trying
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-07
RUNDOWN, WEAK

Strasburg, Va.-"Some years ago !
was in poor health, was in run
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-07
YOU CAN SAVE $1,000

W NJ U, MEMPHIS, NO. 4t-t92t
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
Number {
Farm Bureau Notes


There have been great many
questions asked relative 10 the agree
ments that we're mailed out recently
The agreement must be- signed II
you wish 10 have your herd tested
under the government plan A re-
cent letter from " II Simnpn
states that they have over 500 ap-
plications on their waiting list and
a. We are endeavoring u eradicsts
tuberculosis be- says they must at
tend first % the people who hays
signed the agreement
The state funds are limited for
tuberculosis eradication work and Il
would take d large number " men
% go over the state and test ell the
animals with no follow up plan We
earnestly hops large number will
sirn up for this accredited herd
testing The sooner the agreements
are signed he sooner se get q man
in Cuttenden county
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
FAMILY REUNION

Oa saniay luly Q. a. ihs home n
Ar aI Mu Hsuy IS Wheeler
there vsH "a rs an.ou - ihs WLs,
u family r.tsn n honor n Mr and
Mr Henry q Cole ~ NannsU.Is
Oklahoma
There uaf aumpilaHs dinner
pifuis sills served consisting ~ frisd
.hHksn ,aId boiled ham. pickles
bread raiss and piss
twH ore present declared % o.
hs ono n ths mosi enjoyable o.,a
..an. stsi attended bI them
Those present Mr anI Mn
HsaB Wheeler. ST. and Wrs J o.
Arrr Mr and Me- Iw1 Cole
snI daughter sururr ~ Manr..
uIIr ukahama Nr and NJ John
Gass No. and Mu Q y Paris ard
daughter Nim MAJ a. anI Mr
D. n Wlbom aud daughter M.st
islfs A. aui Mu Luihsf Ga..
and .aH Glenn Nr and Nr Wall
sr WhssIsf and .au Edvafl Bmos.
So aHi Mr Robert Aroc. ~
anI Mn Alvin Allen. Mn Noa
lamb and daufhi,r. Mabel and
ghuHuuf Mr " A. Arss AND
daughter lUis Daisy lsh i1l
Msubal aui .an William Wr lus
nIn WHlam ~ Msnu.uI, ulh
Mr Gsaur Dm., Mr fanl
Wheeler Mr ani Mn kirby raus
ani daughter Pauline, Mr aud
Mr Ias A Wilson aud Mf and
Mu g. A Walker
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
SCHOOL NEWS

Criiieudsn County Institute wesk
opsned Tussday Iuly 9Th THIS is
che last wesk " the Summsr Nor
NAL school All the teachers o. the
county ars enrolled in sehool ihis
vcek Nearly half of the tsaehsr,
attended school the hrst four weeks
u th, summer Normal
Institute wrei VA OPENED ~ilh q
tail on the value u the Bible in the
s,huo. by supi l. D Paus
The folloNing oa.,srs were cleci.
ID Raymond Small Prssidsni. Dor
oihy Dean. Nics President. Stsla
nsan Secretary. Anna slsmbfidre,
Assistant Se,istary
Pof 4 D laggsrs Supsrnisn.
dent u Marion Schools. and Prof W
" Arnold Superintendent u Clay
Schools. are Instructors u this ~
ftilItr Mr larrsu and Mf A..
uold have couducied the Normal
,hool for the past four seek,
Among ths visitors ~ ths Institute
arc Rev " D Horard and Dr
rnrc Both u them gave us in.
stu,ti,c and encouraging TALKS
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
DRILLING OPERATIONS
AGAIN RESUMED

After only a short time of inact
ivity drilling has been resumed on
ths farm " DR. U. {. Cook near
iown A larger drill has been So.
cured and preparations have been
made for going 10 q depth u 1000
feet II oil is not found before The
new drill arrived IN Marion Friday
afternoon and was unloaded and tai
en- to the held Saturday
indications are better now than
ever before that oil will be- struck
and striking seems 10 be- only a
matter of going deep enough The
promoters are now prepared 10 Do
this and II oil b. under Cuttsnden
county hills they are determined 10
reach Il The new drilling outft l.
under the direction u the same ca.
pablr manager that was here with
the other dull. Mr John Butt
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
BIRTHDAY DINNER

on surday june is Mr Herbert
Cuss va. rIt,n o. surprise Birthday
Dinner af hn ham, boz Sullivan A
n.at dnHsr va. served by a. host n
frtri anI relatives
Those mr,ni H,rs h parents.
ST. anI M e. " Cu.s ~
Dmyne M and Mr Ass Allen.
Mr and Mr W % HoIloman. ST.
ari Mr Albert Joyce. ST. Mar.
in Mr MARY Ru.hinr. Mr Hughes
M.- E'a Mas oliver Marie Holo.
man Nurr Joyce Nina Rushing
iaHHi, nukaa Eoaena Holoman.
Nsr Marshall Rushing Chester
loy, Walter Nau8 Harley Hes
IHrar uour u.Hamar and Boyd
Du0, arI u.me Martin
Ihr IuanF fI.. bad dslrhtful
fms Boz ihs afirrnaon With their
rams ari a.I pre- sHf reported q very
pleasant timr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
GEORGE T.. SMITH
FALLS TO DEATH
Painter Who Formerly Worked
ln Marion Killed in
Providence

George o. Smith. painter who had
worked n Marion far several months,
and ahp bad l,fi onIy o. .hori time
ago. mri horrible death while
painting an overhead eorni,c on the
DaI.ahsr Tobacco FACTORY n pou.
duer Saturday morning
Mr smith vas working on 55
% lfo.d and it b. uppossd that
be- made a arr',ra move that caused
ths .adod io GOO and mu him 10
hI. death lIt feI. f,st foremost and
landed 1n both fsst uih b brush
and paint bucket .fI Iu DO. hands
is ua. regarded o.. an excellent
workman aHd uih Dol. partner Mil.
lr bad completed several contracts
ln Marion lle F survived by biz
aaaa aHi tau .fep dlurhisr &c.
Smith Was a' ysar oI
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
SEVENTY

ON Saturday July 2 Gus Summer
Vile was seventy years ~ aye w.
bad let li be- known that on biz sey
eniieth birthday be- would give a
barbecue dinner and when dinner va
announced on that day there were
si q his good nsighbors present
and all with splendid appetite
There were present besides bis sis.
tsr Mr. Tatum of Franklin and
her daughter Mr. Butts and Dr
John Smart and vifs and son Dean
by The way Mr. Tstum VA seven.
- seven on the third day u thi.
month
After a hearty dinner. the people
at around and enjoyed social con.
versaiion which was intsrsp~rcsd
with tvo very appropriais reading,
hy Miss Roberta Moore
There wers several interesting and
friendly iali1 By msmtsrs - the
crowd men aud vumsn. and several
r,od sours and after al wishing
NJ summsryills many happy 70.
turns ~ tbs pleasant birthday. ell
returned homs happier from having
hrsn there
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
uuF p,ilN sENuNn

Walter Walker uha FORMERLY vas
urn, i,I With tbs rtr. and H rau
h.ai,l m Cuud FUNSTON Colo r
uaV mauarcr aud r,iiior of ths pa
uy sentinel II that dt1 Mr Nalh
sr rc,rnty issued au extra edition u
hr paper and was Kind rnourh Co
send ih, Press copy thr edition
contain, ,irht sections making a.
pages and b. hllcd with news and
interesting reading a. well a. adycr
tisinr u o. n keeping with Mr
Walker standard ~ news paper and
BE- knows bow 90 run one a. be- va.
With his father here for number Of
years lis father b,ran The publi.
cation of The Cfillendcn rrs bach
in the early seventies Success to
yuu Walter
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
Co.opgraIl,s Cream shlpplaT

Dairy men b. che number u ab
assembled a. ihs Court House Ssiuf
day aflsfuoon o. hear ihs report of
ths Pembroke pairymsui Astosia
tiou Ths tvo msmbsrs u the CON
mittss found Pembroke q very sus.
ccssful organization for The market
inr u cream The producers are
rsttinr above market quotations fOT
their cream They have expanded
there 30 a. % hayr ths uut fut Of
thrrc Different communities thus en-
shlinr them % o. husinsss on q much
larrer soalr
Doe to hayinr and thr,shing
great many farmers vetv unable "
atisnd ths mssting so u va de,iisd
o. postpone action until luly "a A.
that time there vin BE- q meeting
for ihs purpose ~ organizing and
LAYING plans Coz cooperative cream
shipp.nr Ths committee urgently
rcluests every daiymsn b. come ~
this ussi meeting vhish vill be 81
tuo ociosk ou luly u 81 The Court
Houss
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
CANDIDATES 10 DRAW FOR
POSITION On BALLOT TUEs.
nay JulN q. 1924 At 200
O'CiOCk =. N. STANDARD
IiAE Al CLERKS OFFICE

Under Section 1850 ksulueky
Siamtss. ths orlsr tu vhi,h the
names " candidate, fof each ohlgs
for whom nomination papsu have
been dlsi in ihs oi.cs u ihs Count,
CLERK. shall b. printed on ths pu
mary slsftiou ballot shall h. deter.
mined a. = publc drawing in ttr
ofiss of che CouuiY Cietk twenty
h,e days before slth primary sisl
tian At 2 otlosk q A. standard
time
I therefore earnestly fsgassi that
sll osndiiaiss vho haU tiri usmI.
nation papers With me meet m to-
County Clerks ohiss at Marion hen
mcky uest TUESDAY July o.
1924 at 2 ocloek q N standard
time and draw for your position ou
the primary election ballot
Respectfully,
l. D GuESS County Clsfk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
CANDIDATE FOR
STATE SENATOR

Mr u q McCandle. ~ Living
rinu county who is a candidate f,r
State Senator. subIeli 10 the action
~ ih, b,meratie Primary. Wls boz
Marion one daY In.t wrei Sc ~.
candies stair that BE- will ,udeasuG
lf elected. to serve 90 ths best inter
rsis ~ ihe farm and labor faction.
Co., stands co.
D Doc ihs building and handling
under the Agricultural Department
of aIi packing hauss grain els,a
uI .fHfehouses ard rtosi vale yari.
q iur lorieil plan o. be- worked
nli shsrsby che IHbounr and aurl
lnr mhn may be- enabled to own boz
paH home ingludinF .mau hm
o Boz .lph aH adjustment NJ the
aalare and tou,h,nr Circuit Court
luiFr especially that ihs ln.om,
ani aIay fssi by HN ahau be- ,lm
mruufair arl prup.fiI0uais Boz Lrrp.
mr uIft fhr actual time thsy AGO.
employed boz ths Co., harrs ~ their
of.aaI duties flr thr reason ihat us
hnI thai many Circuit Court Judge
are ilnf is. than lUH days aarL
ihrlaut thr Irar Ths Circuit Court
ludFr ~ thn disiu.i uoW receive
thr flm ~ fll00 each gear and BE-
appsar that in thr time uhsn w.
bear .a much " saving ihe state
fum rspfn.r chat great portion of
nsoiIrs stptnfs can b. as,I bore
for ths frss anI uuiammsUsd
artion n tbs people ln their urht
o. declare aham ihsJ uI.h o. fsp
resent fhrm ani breaking away
from ths polily 20 closed DOR
paIue boz shifh ns ma .luiy ~ ths
people are oan.ulisd lAdtrfissm,rf
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
NEWS IN BRIEF
nmnnnnnnnInnnInnnnnlnnInIn

tony Gad...r d.ei in ths r i.or
hHp.iai ai MuHi.IIr ~ Va or
Woine.da, an, having been ou "a
hunger fu.lr .in., luns eu
Tht t.d.s. ~ ffe Hf.i three er
iaH. chat fsI boz ihe World War
ull b, .tuf a. their native .iiie.
after % military fuHsuI on ttr i.sk
40 lolakrr
Twelve persons were made ss. ..us
B 90 oH % picnic near Hur.u iou
ky Dolls iih
a storm ~ almost ,,.unb r,e
u.uod ou,n.boru Mr.iil afi, u1ou
i.mr sevru damage
Wool growers ~ p,ndI.tou unt,
ali ihrr pooled uuol 40 s'I O. poe
hundred rulHd.
ras Na lu0.u Coal and N.u.us
CO. h ui U property to Sc
Cmn Hufh,r of Pennsylvania 10,
u.u company $500 orsai, undo th,
name of Tte NorfauUsh Coal a
Coke Company
An oI urI drilled m s,mpsor
..r'l Na itself hsi vcrk ali b.
Throw .I 5000 i,ri fum thc ug
thm o. Iuu n,h r.re
Ca1 Morrow hl offered "a rsvaul
NJ $500 fHr the arrest and .anti.iiau
" th. unknown aBsH NJ Furi
Lawrence arI u'e Drew ari ihsl
fmUl, Lao Na,0,H on luus '.
Aprau,mtri OF FORMER Pre- iicui
William Howard Tau "a. Chief lu,
t,c of thc United State, has been
formally announced at ihc Whit,
House
President Harding has sirusd ih,
Army Appropriation Bill with it'
pu, lou for o. redu,ilon " the reg
ular Army 90 100000 men by next
October
William leuuur Bryan b. 90 le,
mrr in Providence luk o. from th,
platform of the White and Myer
Chautauqua.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
MARRIED N Nrv ORLEANS

A t,IsFam received by Mr end
Nr Marshall lsnlm. Monday lu
BIZ ut announced tts mauaF, ~
tt,1 daughter Nai,Isrr ou thsi date
n tbs .iiy of SOS Orleans o. A.
% reu,u Nr rsfr,u b. o. rrom
lusni husurn man " Hunalo. 81
engaged boz thr hardware and banking
tusiurs with h,s father and brother
st that place
Mu nahh went west with bee sls
tsf Mis- LINDA jenkins several
weeks ago and Wa with her at a
health resort near 81 raso Texas
until she vas we'll enough 10 be- left
slone BY prrauanremeni she and
Mr Fsrrcll met At thc 81 Charles
Hotel In New Orleans snd were mar
ricd there
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
SECURED REDUCTION N
IRiTrENnEN ASSESSMENT

Ihl br'uv r clipped from thr
Stale IouraI of April 900.
'hs State u.aud ~ Equalization
having uitrd ths is, valuation of
Dueuisu lO psr,,nt Representa-
u,, Edward D Stone senator rortsf
ari u.af WNkrI with Juii,ui,Hr
delegation. County ludrr Asher
county C.1k O. O. Cue, County
Assessor Davr,s Thompson aui W
% Cruise. apr,arri bsfov tbr boau|
aHI .u.rrirl boz having thr mi., ur
farm land. rriu.ai u iV rrurru'
aBI town property o. teu psfo,ui
Advertisement
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
PICNIC
Cumberland Presbyterian sun
day School Enjoys
Outing Tuesday

On Tuesday evening Bob Elkins'
big truck. together with several au-
tomobiles got busy and gathered up
the Cumberland Presbyterian ~ the
town and took them 10 Uncle Iva
Hughes Spring near Harrison tres
sci for a picnic given under the au.
spices u the Marion Cumberland
Presbyterian Sunday School They
began gathering on the ground a.
bout Eve 2 n and kept coming
until near seven aud Il scented that
every body brought a paper sack Or
some other form Of package With
somsthing good 10 eat in it
The little folks and Walter Mc.
Connsll Kicked all the mud out u
the swimming hole. the big gifa pat
Ia much time horseback tmulebaekl }
riding v Lamb and "Ys Scribe"
erected o horizontal bar and passed
on ordinance that everybody had io
chin the pole before be- got his sup.
pr d J Travis. uncle Dan. wa
the champion iis chinnsd the pole
fourteen timss Il was good a. any
p,cture show 10 watch len Asher's
face while be- va making u over
twics
ln due time and iusi ~ the right
time u day the Food women called
~ b. supper and such q supper'
There b. not space to enumerate the
variety u guod eats bot suffice to say
that there VA somsihing plenty %
satisfy any appetite Or taste After
the frpast the young people assem
blsd and made the wood rinr viih
such sonrs "Old ksntucky Hons"
~Siar Spangled Banner and other
songs never saw q more enjoy
able occasion
The ares ~ The children ranfed
from siS months 10 seventy nine
year. uncls ~ Num- seventy.
nine. being the oldest am sure
that u can safely b. aid that every
one there really snnyed the whole
affair
A Sunday School Picnic nid h
Do any rood' Wa there any 70.
hEion in a.. Yss Ths favorable
communicative side u the human
he b socialiiy N W. win the world
for Christ the aofld must knov there
j. ioy. psac, and happinsss in The
christian religion
While ! am not a member u this
Sunday School just now am ~.
cesdinrly rlad "a privileged o.
come bach a. visitor and b. in this
picnic u appsau % ne that ths
G = s. s hss double,i in interest
and sttsndancs in ihr past year
A. ! saw u
D. JEFFREY TRyls
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
NGs DAVID WOODS DIES

Mr. David Woods widow ~ the
late Mr David Mood died 81 hsf
home on East Cafhlr Street in this
city Juns au
Mu Wu,ids was taru August o..
istO and VA ihs daughter n ths
Rev q X Perkins. q we'll knovu
Presbyterian minister
Funeral services vrrv condusisd b.
Rev J D prios AZ the Residence 1t
i've O'Clock luly 0. after shish ths
remains wsrs laid away m Maple
View Crmstsy
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
ru,NGS

Nr and Nu A q Reed ssrs
boz tts pfess of.,s Wednesday even.
inf io ser ouf Inotyps eork While
hrHr uur ma. hinr broke aud Mr
Hr,d vss kind enough io mend ihs
broken part u b. bal n1t liked
th, part We would have had b. send
to Chicago for repairs and would
have besn delayed with the paper
this week We are indecd grateful
fot his assistance
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
Tafe.l Gfe,e CommunIi, Club

The Forest Grove Community Club
vill meet the second Thursday July
II and give the following program
How b. Improve the Country Home
Lola Claghorn
Community Cooperation. Roy John
fon
The need u lime in this Community
Dave postlethssighi
Music b. String Band
Recitation Anna GAS
Recitation Zsna Belt
Our Country schools Emma Terry
Roai Building Walter worlsy. I'd
Simpson
Ialk by County Aren't
joke Boob Each person tell joks
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
sa.Iar SOD CIe,tr 80

Tho prize n sweet clover seed IL
usually high n you have q thin
stand and vish 10 seed more groand
next spring ave your seed this year
The time for cutting generally rec.
ommsnded b. vhen about 81 of the
pods have turned black In order
% prevent, a. much a. possible. the
SCATTERING n the seed cutting should
b. done when the plants are damp
The s~rd slsould b. cured In medium
siIed ousks Cutting may b. done
wiih moving machine. soyths OF
corn knife u the arsa h not large
After the sesd is wsll cured u is .
very simple matter 10 thrcih cut the
ss,d sith e fail or stick This may
b. done on a tarpaulin spread On
the ground a. the shoek OF on .
varon of slsd driven from shock 10
sholt The seed should then BE-
sursad out o. dry until all danger
q heating has passed TIE straw
should b. spread back On the ground
co. ii and The leaves have practically
the same value Coz soil improvement
a. vhols crups The County Agent
has q number u bulletins On sweet
clover that may b. had for the ssk.
lng
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
CORNERSTONE LAID
FOR NJ. T.. CHURCH
nafbsfus snd celebration MARI. Bs
SHINING Of buildinr Opsfliion-
AZ lolu Mundi,

lNf iHlNfI INNf HI INF lH'H MfiN
.iI.t Church sH .ai Monday luB
lIh H ihr presence af thr largest
Iuad thai over a. rml.rI boz Tolu
Ihs ceremony aas unIrr ihr au.
p.tv ~ Hurricane Lodge So 90
"a M sItb uf Arthur Math
u a.uuf as Grand Master ~ tbs
Grand IadF, ~ kfHu0iy
The program fr thr day aas
started tY consent ty ths marion
sni ToIu arlhsiraf followed by ihs
Marion Nsth.ilsi Ma., Quartet The
consent sa. a.aaal'tJ % humber n
fpsslhss t} .ams ~ ihs ma.t prom
nrnt mrn ~ ihr country j. g.
Bennett s.f,d a. Chairman AZ
dffs asf, made tI uf A Mafhrf
Be- " umu Han g. s Nann
" % tamHar anI ilan . s.
Bloc lr N MARI EiIahsih h,n.
usit daurtsf 10 q g. Bennett rs
cited co. declaration ~ lnispsaisnss
Immediately afisf fhs rurr.het
came .ns - ttr ma.f rnHIah.s e.
tufs. n fhs dai ihr barbecue din
nsf Ihrfr aa. an ahlnIan.s 0f
msat ahiIh aas saiai In fu, baf
isUas .iyIs norr cattle and sheep
asfs prepared o. co. f.aai ari thsn
ttsfs asrr aIHis patIs. bread. p.e
end .sm.nadr if aas estimated that
otrf aH.o people srff fni Ihf feast
vsr spreai an ths sra..aas iauu ~
M W Das.. aialn.nl ths
90 an ah.h fhs nss ltuuh b nau
hsnF tuIi
Immediately afiff ths barbecue
ths msmhsr ~ Huulan, Maaan.r
iadTs 81 600 aift member from
siamInf laiff mst m their ball
sh.ts ths iafmsr. a Mrr. hanis Bans
vIih ihs faIhainf af..ffr n charge
u Arthur Waitfr Grand Master
" % Canaan usratI Grand Master
u U 0asu Grand senior Narisn
A . hfhauf Grand luraf Wafien
Nunn Grand Secretary
"a Bloc GmHi Treasurer
D. D. WMams GnHi senior usa
COO
O. . Tmtr Guni Iunaf Deacon
D. WUafu Danl MsrhsI
a. Nafs. Grand steward
lsm n.lsman DrsnI stssari
Am.Id Grand Autts.t
e. "a la,s Grand TiIrf
Ths pl..tH..H va. tbsn formed
snd CO., .0mpsrl marched ia thf sItr
~ ttr rra .t.rh After ihs lsr
uaae ~ laying ths 0arnrsians
uf Nsitu usIr an Inspiring anI
salasHf aiifts a uprrf fr.sp
a.ls unanr. tt. fiaeInr afu
tIr sa. pa.rl h,nsaih ihs Stone
u.tt Discipline Na.ht'is Dtuaian
ADJ ais tuuhI Msft.i.t Mrm
tustr ml nsmss III Bishop psnnl
Iu T O. uuIss o., % 81 cap
fhaa uf a Naih,f those u the
mlIiHr Camm.ti.s and oops %
tts ifsi
To- nfa church uIU be- one ~ its
ma.t uaruU.,rt o. ths sIrs of ifr
iaau IH Its static lt r ta post So
uUu aud eII tf uHi m.isu anI
tai HUf W0Ik ta. a.f,aiy bs,n
started and 90 uHI bs rushed n an
sarll completion
t,sluus prr.sni bad Oh, b,fi time
that uuHd tr possible rhse was
aH ahuuiau.r " eats. entertainment
Co. s,,yons road srsf.hs raad
uu.. ani haiy lawn m I,.i oH
lH .Uir nf iHs rftaf beat itr im
m,u., swsi bad an rn|a,abIs um,
There u,r, people BOZ Tau fum a'l
uus ~ tuiirniru. caldwell l1un
Livingston U.unilss ari "a great uum
tgr fom solihrn illinois,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08

PLAN afr bsiur made ~ County
Ascent srsurf m ua1psuii1n 9Th
CO., Esisusian Division u tte College
u Aftilaluy fot e series q pal.
tu ulhnf demonstration vhifh will
b. hsId within thc next siS weeks
0u different farms in the caunty for
thc purpose of showing farmers and
their viyes bow % tel the losfing
hen frum the heavy laying one Mr
= X smith. hsld srsnt IN poultry
spent Tuesday and Wednesday In
Ctitisuden county % perfect plans
for the culllng dsmonstratious
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08
NEETlNG A. sFCOND
BAPTIST CHURCH

Ihs me,tnE ai the SECOND Baptist
Chul.h arfnsi Monday evening and
continue with rrotinr interest
Rst % a. stuiif delivering
p.,ul.i di.u.rrs ani Bst R u
O1.s ta. ,hlfrs ~ ths .uFinr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08

Misses teo and leannstis Adams
of Clsat0n Nv. who have been vis-
iting Miss Sara Dean. returned home
sunday They wsrs accompanisd 30
Princeton By Misses stslls. Lacy and
Safa Dean.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08

NJ X o. pchos and daughter,
Miss Dorothy. went 10 Marion sun
day 10 visit their mother and grand
Mrs Susan Dehos MIS-,
Dsboc remained In Marion for ~ sH
tended visit unionlown rslsgtam
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08

Charles A paurhirsy jr, WIN
has been visiting IN Calvert City and
padacah returned home Wednesday.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-08

D. l. hsrpsnding went 10 Hop
kinsvills Tuesday on business