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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-12-09

Rules and Regulations on or by the 26
day of November 1921, forfits the priv
iege of having his name printed on tn,
ticket.
18th, Any candidate whose electio,
Is procured through the influence Of
money whether used By himself, his
friends, or any person whomsoever in
his behalf, shall not be declared the
nominee by this Committee, and this
fact shall ne determined by sworn ties.
timony Of witnesses to be heard by this
Committee.
18th, No pole tay receipt shall be re-
CURED as qualification to vote. Each
candidate shall have the privilege of
representation at and during the voting
and counting the ballots and sealing
the returns.
18th, After the expiration of the
time to qualify fixed and set apart in
these rules and regulations, should not
more than one candidate qualify for
any of these respective Offices. the
Chairman of the Executive Committee
mall Immediately notify the other
members of the Committee, who shall
meet and declare him the nominee of
Ehe Republican party to he voted for in
ne August Election, 1922.
This November 7th, 1921.
A. F. Mitchell, Chairman.
G. B. Wolfe, Secretary.
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Cx.> Il ~
StOfIeS or By Elmo :
Great Scouts 1 Sss~
q. Western Newspaper Union.
TEN TO ONE-WILD BILLS
GREATEST FIGHT

When the Overland stage route te
the Colorado gold fields was estab
lished shortly before the Owl war
one Of the bravest drivers In its EN-.
ploy was young man from Illinois
named james b. Hlckok. In 1851
Hickok was taken of the stages and
put In charge of the Rock Creek sta
ton, west Of Topeka. Kan. In a region
hlled with gangs of outlaws and high
way robbers. One Of these, known as
the McCandlass gang, invited Hickok
to join them and, upon his refusal
threatened to visit him some day and
make him regret his defiance.
you'll find me here any time you
come" was Hickok's reply.
A few days later the McCandlass
gang did find him there. They at.
tackled him In his dug-out, battered
down the door and Jim McCandlass.
the leader sprang into the room. He
was killed by bullet from Hickok's
rifle. Three more OF the gang were
shot down with a pistol before the
other six drew their bowie knives and
rushed upon him.
Then l went Wild" said Hickok
In telling Of the fight afterwards. Des
perately wounded but terrible In his
berserker rage. he came to grips with
the outlaws, and when the fglN was
over eight OF the ten were dend and
the other two fed for their lives
Ever afterward Kickok was known as
"wIld BILL"
Later Wild Bin enlisted In the Unior
army as a scout lie served with Gen.
eral Curtis In Arkansas and repeatedly
entered the Confederate lines az 81
Spy. More than once he was dlscoy
cred and forced TO flee, and more thar
once the fleencss and Intelligence of
his favorite horse. BLACK Nell" snyeo
his life. He was a sharpshooter al
the Battle ~ Pea Ridge, where he dis
fingulslad himself by killing the Con
federate general. Mccullough.
After the war Bill returned 10 Kan
sss and became n scout for Genera
Custer. who set n high value on hh
ervices and who once said: whether
m foot or on horseback. Wild Bn
vas one OF the most perfect types Of
'hyslcal manhood ! have ever seen.
'rom 1867 10 1870 IIlckok served q,
MARSHAL Of Hays City aud Abilene
ian.
Iilckok's adventurous career cam, ,
D an end In the Black Hills OF South ,
'akota. He had gone there with IN,
rst gold rush and In some way hnt
,curred the enmlty OF Jack Mccall
gambler. On August 2. 1875, Ne ,
all treacberously shot him In III,
ack M he sat playing cards with
,me Of his friends. !
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Docia Carter.
vs.
Charley Carter.

In Circuit Court nj Sneedville,
Tennessee.
In this cause. It appearing from
the bill which is sworn to. that
Charley Carter. In d defendant. Is
a nonresident OF ths State OF
Tennessee. he is therefore. here
by. required TO APPEAR on ~ be-
fore the End. Monday in Decem-
Der 1921. before the Clerk Of the
said court. at his Office in Sneed-
vile and make defense tothe bill
filed against him in slid court
by DOcia Carter. or otherwise the
bill will be taken fsr confessed.
It's further ordered that this
notice be published for four con-
steu'ive weeks in the SneedvIlle
n VS.. This Nov. -. 1921.
A. Y. Willis Cleik.
BY c. NJ. Collins. ID. C
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PUMPKIN RIDGE.

A lot of fellows on Pumpkin
Ridge had an argument the 9th.
err day about the origin Of man,
one man said God made man a
full grown being and placed him
in the garden of Eden and told
him now to go to and make n
crop or just starve. another said
man spung from an animal no
bigger than a lizard and was
six Thousand yeaes before h was
a man another said man Just
growed up just 10 be cut down
that h might sprout up again
and bring forth fruit. and that |
Eve growed on the end of one of |
ADAMS ribs and was cut off and |
became helpmeet for Adsm,
and that they was both com.
manded 10 make a garden in
Eden the first year and then
they conld look out for themsel-
YES. but in some way they broke
the contract and was dispossess-
cd before they made their garden
and they mad no garden truck the
first year.
But don't know which was
right. anyway We are here. and I
think man is a very insignifican I
being compared with his maker.
when man is born. he is born
without his consent. jnsta little I
red thing. mostly kicks and cries $
lbd is soon full of collie and cat y
nip tea. he grows up like a polk 4
talk and is cut down and soon h
irics up and where is he? b
About a year after birth he
an wfk around. he eats fire n
ais. or any thing he can get s.
is little hands on. he gets chok- \
Il On an old rag. his grandmOth-
r beats him in the back till hen
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can; Clerks, Nc. II. Campbell and Me
H. Seal.
! SECOND DISTRICT.
Officer, w. A. Yount; Judges, Tyler
Seal, Gid Helton and Lee Yount; Clerks.
Ma y. Brewer ami A. w. Yount.
IL THIRD DISTRICT.
lnser, n. J. Horton: Judges. VIM.
-, Geo. Williams and Pat Fuller:
-, Will Horton and Pat Edens.
I Y 9Th. District.
tQ W. Walien; Judges. Hair.
Z - A-&pcan and c. M.
Ano1Byoss; Clerks, Son johnson and
~. =. Tssterman.
~ 9Th. District
Omcer, u J. Jaynes; Judges, James
Lesmon, Nicholas Alder and Jesse
Pridenore; Clerks. X. ID. Davis and
otn. DlStrfct.
O0cer. l.. &. Jarvis: Judges, Jesse
Seal Sr., J. M. Alder and John Hop
kins; Clerks, Claude Trert and Tip
Livsssy.
9TH. District.
officer. John Morgan: Judges. JEFF
Scaton, Floyd Ferguson and Mark
Jr., clerks, J. ID. Sinkler and
)reway Lawson.
sth. District.
Officer. C. ID. Ram sey; Judges,
Wright Chambers, chas. Bartly and
ionless Collins: clerks, Alex Ramsey
nd W. d. Alder.
9th, District.
Of'icer, Vol GoIcyhon: Judges. Geo.
ollins. w. N. click and VIM. Rasnic:
Jerks. James Ramsey and Tyler col
rs.
10th, District.
Officer, +. NJ. Drinnon Judges, M. II.
uttry, G. A. Wolfe and Henry Blan :
IN; clerks, j. |. Drinnon and c. w. .
reene. .
18th. District. q
Officer. Jas. T. Alder; Judges, Joe
vessy. j. n. Burchett and John Mar ,
D; clerks, Robert Bales and Marchal
lvidson. u
18th. District.
Officer. NJ. II Shiplcy Judges. A. N -
lsic. John Marcum and l.. c. Minter: y
srks, X. W. Shpley and Eva Eden. q
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-12-09
ELECTION OFFICERS.
FIRST DISTRICT.

Officer, John Livesay; Judges. G. b.
Wolfe, lsham Seal and Harrison Antri-
can; Clerks, Nc. II. Campbell and Nc.
H. Seal.
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SECOND DISTRICT.

Officer, w. A. Yount; Judges, Tyler
Seal, Gid Helton and Lee Yount; Clerks.
Ma y. Brewer and A. w. Yount.
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Our WatermeIon Friend.

Once each season Friend Morrow
(uh-hnh, !. Mister Mtlncll'') drives
around and presents US with 4 fine
watermelon. He grows delicious ones.
not going in 40 much for size as for
quality. Monday he guided faithful old
Star this way and stopped by long
enough to hand us one OF his 30-pound
products. wearing a deep green Jacket
with darker green stripes along It's
sides. The next day. following long
stand in cold water. We jabbed case
knife into it and It fairly popped open.
It was fine melon, sir, and YOU have
our thanks. 8
It may be said that Mr.. Morrow II
no novice at growing fine watermel0ils
and cantaloupes, and right now has
coming on young vines Of both, hooking
as fiourishing as you please. This
season he planted May 9th, June 9th
and July 7th, 50 he will have melons
for sale throughout the summer. Next
season he says he expects to make his
first planting during April and win also
perhaps plant the fullowing three
months. we rather suspect Il he was
but twenty-0ne yeslrx old and had his
present knowledge of melon culture ~
might grow rich ont of them. II 30 dis
posed, before he was forty-five.
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Around Arkana.

Dated: Wednesday. August 3D.
We need rain OIL the late gardens.
The young, plants are perishing.
Mrs. r. NJ Burton and the twins re-
turned home Sunday night from q
weekend visit with Mrs. Burton's
mother, Mrs j. e. Adger, ST., Of
Benton. S.
Mr.. G. G. Burton spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Shreveport visiting his
wife and son, G. G., jr.
Mrs. r. NJ Burton spent several days
Of last week at Iewisville, Ark. with
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H Wheeler are now
at home III the house Just west Of the
postoflice.
MI. VIII Balver. of Canfield, Ark,
Is here building new reservoir for the
Burton Lumber Company.
Mr.. G. q. Burtoll has gone to Lewis
Vile. Ark, to-day on business
Mrs Fannie Iester left this morning
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Phillips Hill.


Dated: Tuesday, August I'd.
Mrs. Lottie Burks spent several days
Of last week at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Pies Johnston. of Emma.
Miss Leeta Booker spent the past
week with Miss Bessie Johnson, the
i. hello girl at Rocky Mount.
Mr.. r. s. Young and family visited at
Alden Bridge Sunday afternoon-lt the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bighy.
Charlie Rurks and family spent Sat
urtlay night and Sdnday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pies Johnston.
Ruby johnson. who resides at T. G..
Burks' home. has hen spending a week
with friends residing in Cotton Valley.
Lucinda Northcott spent Sunday in
Cotton Valley as q guest Of Miss Ethel
Coyle
sNfr. Mcclure and family were guests
last Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bounds. When they returned to Cot
ton Valley they were accompanied by
Mrs. Catherine Hounds, who is much
improved in health since last week.
Mfr. Leslie Bounds has gone to John
sons mill to haul lumber.
The writer notices that the Pleasant
Hill correspondents is boosting the corn
patch. That is what we like to hear.
We know our stock can't eat cotton.
If nothing happens to the corn between
now and gathering time will have
close to 800 bushels of corn of my
own. We will gather between geo and
100 bushels on the place. We have in
about three acres of peas, from which
we are now picking ripe peas; later
we will cut the vines for hay We
have another patch of peas and sor-
gltum which, will come on in about
four or five weeks, and still another
very late patch 7 have velvet beans
and peas in most all Of my corn. Also.
ID big patch Of sorghum just beginning
to head. hare my orchard planted
in peas. sorghum, COOLERS, corn and
sweet potatoes, for hog pasture We
have large patch of sweet potatoes: j:
and about three-acre patch of gpo-
| hers, which we will pull for feed.
have no cotton. but there Is about p
acres planted on the place 10 acres Of
| it Big Boil Rouden, which has weed
MS nigh ais mans head. but will do
we'll to get seed hack. When will the
farmers learn to quilt planting cotton?
| Let's ship corn out instead of having
1t shipped In. FREcKIEs.
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lH Efs
Pleasant Hill.

Dated: Monday, August 1st.
Hot and sultry! Keeps one busy try
Ing to keep cool
Mr.. Allie DeMoss, of Plain Dealing,
spent Saturday night and yesterday
with his father, Mr. A. j. DeMoss.
Mrs. r. #. Gleason was pleasant
guest Of Mrs. John Gleason, jr., last
Friday.
Mr.. I. A. Gleason transacted business
in Shreveport Wednesday Of last week.
little Miss Marguerite Burks had
the misfortune of scalding her foot last
week.
Mrs. J. d. Gleason and Miss Matte
DeMoss were pleasant guests Of Mes
DANES Emmette DeMoss and A. r. Nc
Kenzie Saturday.
Mrs. O. r. Boyd, jr.. left Wednesday
of. last week for Rossier City, where
she Is visiting her. brothers, Messrs.
Robert and Albert Gleason.
e. Messrs. Jack Gleason and Andrew
Cochran attended services at Rocky
Mount Yesterday.
Messrs. r.. r. Hardcastle and Cliff
Lowe, who have employment In the
Haynesville oil field, spent Saturday
and yesterday with home folks.
Mrs A. e. Mckenzie and little grand
daughter, Katherine DeMoss, accom-
panied Mr.. Enlnette DeMoss to Sa-
repta last Thursday and spent the day
with Mrs. Bryan Martin. ALT.
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Around Brushy.
Dated: Monday. August 1st.

Dated: Monday. August 1st.
Mrs. T. Fl. TURNKEY, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Plain
Dealing, is again at home with her
sister, Mrs. J. "A. Love
The revival meeting was brought to
close last night. Every one seened
to enjoy it. Miss Audrey Strayhan
united with the church during the
series of meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Rodgers visited
relatives in this community yesterday.
Miss Madge New, of Plain Dealing. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Matte Love,
this week.
Mr.. Dewey Moore, who has had en-
ploynent in FL Dorado, Ark, is back
home visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Dunn, of this
community, spent Yesterday very pleas
antly ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. w. Sellers. MAGNOLIA.
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Bossier City

Mrs. Roland Bumgardner, from Lin
ton. is visiting Mrs. W. I. Ratliff
Miss Texas Sumner visited relatives
in Shreveport Yesterday and to-day.
Mr.. w, J. Owsley Is remodeling and
enlarging his home, on Alexander
Stref.
Mrs. 7. a. Wilkinson. who has been
i'll for some time, is still confined to
her bed.
Mrs. Neeson. of Memphis. Tenn, is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. \.
Birdwell
Mrs. Stanley Wilson; from Meridian,
Miss, Is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Raymond Jones.
The new Methodist Church building
Is nearing completion. The painting
is being done this week.
Mrs. Odom was over from Haughton
yesterday to visit her little grandson.
Louis I'adgett. who is i'll.
Splendid work is heing done on the
fstreets of Bossier City by the big
tractor and road machine.
Mrs. Thompson (and children) OF
Shreveport, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Howse, Sunday.
Miss Drusilla Ryan. who has been
twisting friends in Chunky, Miss, is
expected home one day this week.
I The many friends Of Mrs. Walter
y -. l. srp 81 -
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Pleasant Hill Wins First Place.

1t was early last March that we re-
solved to keep something OF closer
tab on the Banners correspondents
by filing all envelopes as they came
back to tile Office. To be exact, we
saved tile envelopes TINT brought In
the reports for the issue Of March
10th, and have saved all that have
since come hi. That's tventy-one
weeks, and we find that during that
time (not Including the many news
letters that have come To MS from
Plain Dealing and Bossier City, we
have handled total OF 336 reports
from country correspondents. That
isn't a poor showing.
s The Banner has a number Of excep-
tionally fafthful correspondence, and
many good ones. We will not attempt
to say who is hest, or who is most
faithful. During the twenty -one weeks
our Pleasant Hill correspondent has
sent iii II reports, thus scoring i 100
Per cent record. The Brushy CORES
p0ndent takes second place, having
sent III 20 reports, and the Phillips
Hill and Oak Grove correspondent tie,
with 10 letters to the. credit of each.
The Rocky Mount and Cotton Valley.
Route One, correspondents are each In
the Is class Arkana. II; KnIgswood,
is: Onk Hill and Red Land IL encll
Mot. 14 Plain Dealing. Route One,
13: Alden Bridge. ~. and COllinsburg.
Nliller's Bluff and Shiloh, IA each.
Those not mentioned sent In from nine
letters on down to one.
Some OF file Banners correspondents
who are right along making perfect
scores at present have not yet repre-
scented the paper SO long as twenty
weeks those at Alden Bridge. Collins
burg and Concord, for instance. We
fancy that l,y the close Of the year,
| when ne again intend to ceslnt envel-
opes, they will he heard FROM.
NolH, OF the Banners correspondents
knew tLis count of their envelopes was
| to follow. 80 it IL rs fair to one as tlic
other. and they nh now have. an even
break. for We have already made nien-
tion Of the count to follow at the close
Of the year.
We certainly thank our Pleasant
| Hill correspondent. and all the other
high-markerss and MI the Others for
what they are doing for us. There are.
other good weekly newspapers with
good liss Of correspondents. hut. we'll
gladly back the Banners list against
+ y -, 3,x.slvv9 x.1r4.ss. ns1vsx,hnr0
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\ Correspondence y
Oak Hill.

Dated: Tuesday, August ID
Messrs. Obe Haniter and w. Shipp
are Plain Dealing visitors to-day.
Mr.. T. f. Impson and family spent
Sunday very pleasantly at the home of
Mr.. J. @. Impson.
Mr.. Marshall Davis and family, of
Plain Dealing, visited at the home of
Mr.. w. Shipp from Saturday until
Sunday.
Miss Myrtle, Of Arkana. is a visitor
at the home Of Mr.. Ed Hamiter this
week
Mr.. L. @. Shipp, of Hosston, is vis-
itor in our community this week.
Mrs. Lucy Shipp is spending a few
days very pleasantly at the home of her
niece, Mrs. I. f. Impson
Mrs. Bob Hamiter visited Mrs. j. O.
Impsoh yesterday.
Little Miss Lillian Seward is quite
sick at this writing. BLUE EYES.
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coiIinsburg.
/: Tuesday. August I'd.

Dated: Tuesday, August I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garret Hataway re-
turned to their home in Shreveport yes
| terday. after a week pleasantly spent
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. w.
McLeish.
Messrs. r. C. and J. G.. Doles. J. T.
Rodgers. Allie Taylor and Abb Cayett
are enjoying camp fish on Lake
Bodcau.
Mrs. G. c. Wimbish and little son,
Charles, Mrs. C. r. Markland and Miss
Mary Pickett lnotored up from Shreve.
port this morning, spending the day at
the home of their uncle, Mr.. r. S,
Doles
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hedge and little
girls. Mary and Dorothy. joined DIR,
and Mrs. G. G. Lyon and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kidd and Milton
jr., in Plain Dealing Saturday after
| noon, motoring out east about two
miles, where "a delicious picnic supper
| was spread. All very much enjoying
the little outing.
Mr.. n. w. Sentell and family attend
ed church at Rocky Mount Sunday.
Mr.. r. w. McIeish is having his res
idence remodeletl.
Mrs. M. NJ. Ward and Matte and
| Eugenia Sentell were shopping in Plain
Dealing one day last week.
| Mr.. w. il Hedge is suffering with a
sprained finger, as result of taking
| part in the ball game yesterday he
tween Plain Dealing and Bossief City
The local team won the game the score
| being s to 2. The home boys can boast
| the best team they have had in some
time. having won fourteen games out
of eighteen played this season.
Miss Mary Pickett returned home
| this morning, after having a delightful
visit with her sisters. Mesdames VIM
bisll and Markland, of Shreveport.
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Around Kingswood.

Received too late for last weeks issnel
i Dated: Monday, July 25tl.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Camm are rejoicing
lover the arrival Of pretty little girl
at their home.
E Mr.. r. @. Busbey and son, Serell.
Mrs. =. +. Dayis and Mr.. b. a. Dement,
We're Shreveport visitors Saturday.
s Mr.. McCaIy has been quite sick, 1t
being necessary to call In physician
to see him.
Mrs. G. +. Pease has been real sick
with mumI,s:: also, two of the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Dement, and
Master James spent Saturday night
and yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. O.
Bpsbey. Also, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +.
nayis and family, Of .Adner, We're Wis
itors at the Busbey home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Shelby and Mr..
Rnunsayall we're visitors yesterday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. McEary.
: Miss Garnet Shelby has been spend
ing n while with her sister, Mrs. Yirge
Henly.
The writer surely did enjoy reading
]" The Voice Of the Pack" and will be
delighted when the other story we have
the promise of begins in the Banner.
There was quite a bit of excitement
Iii our community this afternoon. when
Mr.. CaInn's house caught fire. The
members Of the family were all busy
some in the field and others around the
house. though no one had discovered
the fire. Mr.. Shelly, in driving by
going home from town, first saw the
fire and gave the alarm. They soon
subdued the flames. and with but little
damage to the building, though the ex-
perience was a great excitement for
Mrs. Camm and little Miss Voie
Bad = colds are making the rounds
| iii this community. Almost every one
you see is slieezing. Guess it's this
pleasant change from sultry to cooler
weather. We all enjoy the weather,
though not the colds. DITsY.
4
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for a visit with relatives and friends
residing iii Lewisville, Ark.
Mr.. George Lee is recovering slowly
from the affects of a severe carbuncle.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Mading and Mrs.
Davis, of Shreveport. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee Sunday.
Mr.. Williams, of the Alabama settle
ment, was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
Mr.. Ha Malone was laid to rest In
Chalyheate Springs Cemetery Sunday.
Coincidence is extended the bereaved
members of the family. -LA.-ARK.
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Rocky Mount.

Dated Wednesday. August 3d.
Dry and dusty hut fine on cotton.
Miss Lillian Wells. of Longsfreet. Is
here on a visit with her sister. Mrs.
j. b. Hall
Miss He'll Fhrkerson was d guest Of
Miss Edith Zeigler part Of last week.
Our meeting was quite success.
Every one seemed to enjoy every SER
mon. and especially was the church
crowded at night. There were eight
conversions during the meeting.
Mr.. Robert Kirklin spent last week
with his uncles, Will and Chighia
Bounds.
Miss Vashti Bounds was a guest OF
Mrs j. M. Bounds the past weekend.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hortnian. Of Webster Par
ish. spent Monday and yesterday here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. "A. Bounds and fam
lily. of Mira. are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ritter, and Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Hounds.
Miss Alberta Wilcox spent Monday
and Yesterday with her sister, Mrs.
Albert Bounds.
Mr.. Fred Gregory was a business Wis
itor to Shreveport Monday
/ Mr.. Francis Horton. of Shreveport
spent the weekend with his aunt, Mrs
w. a. Zeigler.
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Around Linton.

Dated: Monday. August 1st
The health of our community seems
to be rather poor ut the time Of this
writing.
Mrs. J. e. Bundy spent Yesterday
evening with Mrs. Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Merritt, Mr.. Bud
Merritt and Mrs. j. #. Merritt and chill
dlren spent yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Byrd
|. Mr. LonDie Bundy spent the past
weekend with relatives residing at
Rocky Mount.
Misses Willie Mae and Ruby Jones
spent Yesterday with Miss Aline
Merritt
Mr.. Wilbnrn Dalrymple was a caller
at the home OF Mr.. {. r. Bnmgardner
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Buntiy and daugh-
ter and Mr., Jim Earle Bundy, all OF
Troy, Ala, left last Thursday, after a
two weeks visit with relatives of this
place.
Mr.. Earle Phillips is visiting rel
atives residing at Ivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Pilkington and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Curry and children spent the past
weekend here. 6
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcomh Young spent
the past weekend with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young. Of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lewis are now
in Bossier City At the bedside Of Mr..
Lewis mother. Mrs s. r. Harrison
Mrs. J. r. Merritt spent yesterday
evening with Grandna" Hnndy.
Don't forget the profraetel meeting
that will begin here the third Sunday
in August. Let's a1l.attend and make
1t a success.