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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-04-13
Items Of Local Interest
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1922

THURSDAY, APRIL IL, l9Ll
Mr.. T. C. Jacobs spent Sunday in
Darlington.
Mr.. W. B. Brockington spent We'd
lesday in Sumter.
Mr.. j. w. Cook of Warsaw, was a
visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Epps of Leo,
were in Kingstree Tuesday.
Miss Annie Mae Epps, of Cades,
spent Tuesday with friends here.
Tomorrow being Good Friday the
banks of Kingstree will be closed.
Mrs. w. X. Mcintosh visited
Charleston and the Magnolia Garden
last Thursday.
Mrs. w. G. Gamble was in Charles
ton Tuesday to visit her son, w. u.
Gamble, Jr., and family.
Miss Moll:e Epps will leave Mon
day for Sumter where she will spend
some time with relatives.
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DR.. Hood left Saturday afternoon
for Philadelphia, Pa, to spend sew
eral days with his parents there.
Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Hawkins and
the latter's sister, Miss Laura Ben
nett, were visitors to Charleston Mon
day. -
Mrs. John W. Davis ard little son,
left Friday morning for Columbia to
spend sone time with Mrs. Davis
mother.
Mrs. Edwin Harper and Misses Ma
bel and Floride Harper spent the
weekend in Charleston visiting
friends. az
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. McFadden, Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Prose-, and. Miss
Marian McFadden spent yesterday In
Sumter.
DIR. I. N. Boyd and DR.. w. S. Boyd
of Salters, spent Monday here.
Mr.. S. C. Anderson spent Sunday
in Florence.
We are pleased to note that Capt.
John A. Kelley is able to be out again
after several weeks confinement to
his room by sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Bryan have
returned from their wedding trip and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Thompson this week.
Mrs. Virginia Vinson Of Goldsboro'
N. C. who has been visiting her Epps
relatives in and near Kingstrce the
past week has returned home.
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Mr. and Mrs. 3. G. Land and little
Miss Polly Leonard OF Greelyviile'
spent Sunday in town with Mrs.
Lands mother, Mrs. Edwin Harper.
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Misses Rubie Thorn, Marian Nc
Fadden, Mr.. Kolb and Dr.. F. o. Lentz
snent last Sunday in Johnsonville as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe King.
Miss Serena Lee returned t. her
duties at Converse college Sunday
morning after spending a week here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Lee.
Mrs ]. F. McFadden and Miss
Marian McFadden will entertain the
members of the Williamsburg Chap
ter U. D. C. on Tuesday April ls'
at q: 80.
Miss Margaret VanKeuren has been
shoson as the representative from
-Florence county in the Palmafesta
contest conducted by The Florence
Daily Times.
The Rev. Jno. w. Davis, Messrs Geo
A McElveen, Thos. McCutchen' d
E. Montgomery, E. c. Burgess an, an'
w r. Scott, represented the Will
romsburg Presbyterian church ct the
sossion of Harmony Presbytery helc
ConrnetnN:n Tuesday.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-04-13

central point of activities by the as
sociation as we believe it to be the
most feasible place, in this section.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-04-13

60.
The dominicker hit a bee line to
Liler's chicken house and made HIM
self perfectly at home on the roost
with the other chickens. Mayor Gil
lette decreed that Annie pay the cost
Of the case.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-04-13

WANTED TO BUY-Seed field peas
for cash. Geo. A. McElveen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
VOJENSKA EXECfRKA We
SKOLACH.

Skolni superintendent R. G..
Jones a E. M. Williams, pred
seda skolni rady odjeli vcera
vecer do Washingtonu, kde Sc
s1castni konference, jednajici
O zavedeni vojenskeho vycviku
ma obecnych skolach, a kteraz
porada svolana jest tajemnl-
KEN valky j. w. Weeksem.
Oba jmenovani zastupci Cleve-
landu, jiz Sc v hlavnim meste
Soustati zdrzi az do soboty,
hodlaji ma schulz pracovati k
tomu, ably vojensky vycvik byl
prost veskereho "pruskeho dri-
lu" mel spise raz vychovny
nezli militaristicky. Porady sc
sd6astni i Glen skolni rady 0,
j. Horn, jenz We Washington
meska ma obchodni cest6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
MAYOR KOHLER ZACHO.
VAVA v PLYNOVE OTAZ-
CE MLCENl.

PGvodci a fedrovatele ma
hlasovaci listek dane ordinan-
ce o vysade plynarne zaslali
mayorovi dopis pranim, ably
pronesl O plynove otaZce svuj
usudek. Kohler vsak odpovi-
da, re vibec o podobnem pfi.
pisu nevi a take o neco podoh
n6ho MEDIA. Pravil, re nena.
hlizi, proc by on sam mel NIT
ma cele v6ci vetsiho zajmu nez-
Ii Hide ostatni.
Odhlasovana resoluce Z1sta-
va vlastne jen prazdnou lite
re ou, jelikoz predseda the East
Ohio Gas Co., Martin B. Daily
prohlasil, re plynarna ma vnu-
Gene il podminky pristoupit
nemIze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
KRONIKA vCEREJSfCH IRA
FICNfCH NESTESTf.
JednS lena zabita, sedm
osob xraneno.

68-leta p. Louisa Schauerso-
va, 1901 zap. 80. Ml. Sc ublra-
la do obrazkoveho divadla.
kdyz byla ma Devonshire a
Pearl Rds. povalena autem.
Znamy boxer C. Tremaine do
pravil starenu do mestske ne
mocnice, kde tato zahy zrane-
nj podlehla. Neopatrny sofer
byl policii zatcen.
Ma zap. SO. al. a Detroit av.
nalezen byl v bezvedomi So
lety John Tierney, 1927 zap.
So. ul. motormanem poulicni
kary, jenz privolal policii. Ira
neny dopraven byl do Fair
view nemocnice. Ma die vse-
,'ho rozstipenou lebku. Policie
!az dosud marn9 shan6la sved-
ky, kteri by nest6sti objasnili.
Krone nestesti vyjmenova.
nych bylo zraneno jeste sest
osob jinych a provedeno neko.
lik zatcenf. TAX jisty Gard.
ner z Lorain ave. v opilosti s.
vyjel a srazil Sc primo ma w
chodni II. ul. s policejni am
bulanci, cht6l Sc rychle odpo'
rouceti, ale nevalnym zda'
rem, nebot' vrazil ma 1teku dc
chodnikoveho okraje a zlomi
kolo. Byl dopraven do basy
" Cuyahoga Heights.
Municipalnfm soudcem Sa'
,'vickym odsouzeno bylo k poby
tn v polepsovne vcera sest cry.
chlojezdcI" a dnes projedna'
mo bude celkem So podobnych
|pripadi, z nichz jest 80 zaloh
pro nedovolene rychlou jizdu.
Mezi jmeny zranenych ma.
llezame jmena cesky znejici
, 19-leteho MikulaSe Novaka, 2
{. 6815 Fullerton ave-, 4O-lete
Marie Klimentove, 1915 vych
48. ul. a 6ti lete Whitten ReZ.
/ kove, 329 St. Clair Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
OSUDNE STOUPNUTf MA
ZAPALKU.

Do nemocnice sv. Alexise de
pravena byla 42-leta pi. Flo
renee McCarthyova, 1922 W.
chodni 80. ul., jez utrpela za
zvlastnich okolnosti dosti po'
vazlivych popalenin. Syn jejl
Clarence stoupl cirou nahodou
ma pohozenou ma zemi zapal-
ku, jez byla zanicena zapali.
la jisty velice horlavy fluid.
McCarthyova byla popalena '
obliceji, ma krku a pazich, ale
bezdecny pdvodce vyvazl bez
Irazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
MAYOR KOHLER A UROKO-
Wy FOND SPOLECNOSTI
POULICNfCH DRAH.

Dnes dopoledne konal ma
yor Fred Kohler poradu 81
trakcnim komisarem j. WI
Holcombem a dredniky spolec-
nosti poulicnich drah. Jedna-
10 sc o spravne za1ctovani
$553.OOO v rdznych fondech,
O kterych Sc Kohler domniva,
ze vlastne patri do fondu uro-
koveho. Kdyby tax tomu by
10, pax by melo byti jlzdne
snizeno die zn6ni smlouvy.
V cervenci, dostal lrokovy
fond pravidelneho jizdneho
$292.OOO z trait Rapid Transit
a North Randall. Dale Sc jed
ma, ida do 1rokoveho fondu,
die jehoz vyse Sc upravuje
jizdne, nepatri tez za1ctova-
ny pfijem prodeje stareho
zeleza stareho zafizeni We
vysi $29O.OOO a take fond
$4,000 "a listky sice obecen-
stvem zakoupene ale nepouzi-
te. V poslednim pripade jed
ma Sc o listky IL rok1 stare,
kterych sotva bude jiz vyuzi-
to a ktere mono povazovati
"a ztracene, ac jinak rozhodne
do prijmu patri, jelikoz peni-
&c byly "a jizdne strzeny, ale
hodnota We forme dopravni
'sluzby "a ne lidu dana nebyla.
! Jinak mayor Kohler vcera
neprohlasil plany sveho tazeni
i've prospech nizsiho jizdneho
a proto nutno vyckati ma w.
,sledek konference same.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
ODSOUZENY PRO DVOJ.
zENSTVf Sc OzENIL
POZNOVU.

John Czina byl Odsouzen
pro dvojzenstvi ma rok d.
trestnice, ale vcera skoren:
soucasne Sc ozenil poznovu
pred smircim soudcem M. j.
Pentym s vedomim 1radu. K
slavnostnimu aktu priveden
byl primo z cely a oddan "a
konite sc svoji zenou cislo e.,
jelikoz manzelka {. prav6
den pred tim obdrzela rozvod.
A jelikoz snatek driv6jsi Sc ze-
nou {. 2. nebyl platnym, byi
vcera manzelsky svazek stvr-
Men sfiatkem novym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
"MNOHO POVYKU PRO MIC
A "a MIC"

DIE vyjadreni okresniho Ia
lobce Stantona nebyla dosud
ma nikoho vznesena zaloba pro
znamy vybuch, udavsi Sc as
pred dvema tydny ma novo-
stavbe Mayfield skoly. Oso-
bam .podezrelym nemIze byti
niceho dokazano a rozsirovane
1pov6sti o dynamitovem utoku
nemaji podkladu. Take pd-
vodn6 oznamovana zpisobena
vybuchem skoda $4,000 Sc
scvrkne jako poplasne klepy
as ma pouhou ctvrtinu, jelikoz
zdivo v zakladech nebylo po-
ruseno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
l2 RUSITELU NEDELNfHO
KLIDU MA BYTl v CLEVE-
LAND HEIGHTS ZATCENO.
Proti ncvvemu omezovani osob.
nj svobody stavi Sc i lrady.

Pravnik N. D. Davis, zastu-
pujfcf ''rytire bez hany a baz-
ne" j. H. Lockse, jenz bojuje
"a lplne sveceni ned6le, vce-
ra vypravel, ze behem dvou
dni bude zatceno as IL OBJ
chodnikn v Cleveland Heights
pro pr estoupenf tax zvanych
"modrych zakond" a ze podob-
ny osud stane sc 1d6lem vsem
podobnym neznabohdm v ce-
lem Cuyahoga okresu, budou-li
v nedeli mfti otevreno. Loks
jest We SVEN udavacstvi velice
tvrdosijnym a pravi, ze Sc no
dla odvolati k apelacnimu SOU
du, projevi-li soudy nizsi in
stance nejakou liknavost "a
stihani vsech znesvecovacd
"dne pane. Soucasne ale by
10 vsem postizenym obchodni-
kim oznameno dredniky v
Cleveland Heights, ably jinak
nedbali techto hrozeb a vesele
obchodovali dale die .stareho
zpdsobu. Lekarny, gasolinov6
stanice, pozemkove uradovny
restauranty, lahIdkari cukro
vinkove obchody mali mistni
dovoleni k obchodovanf ne
deli s vyminkou, ze vsechny
dovazky zbozi must byti vyfi-
zeny jiz dopoledne.
Grocerie, kinematograficka
divadla Teznicke obchody
must vsak byti zavreny a po-
dobne musi byti zanechano
kazde hrubsi prace.
Locks pravnikem Davisem
ma kbnferenci mestskym ma
nagerem H. H. Canfieldem a
pol. nacelnikem Barrowsem
prohlasili, re nezastupuji zad-
nou korporaci re zalobce ma
jen osobni zajem, ably dosud
platici zakon. take skutecne
byl zachovavan.
"Zakon narizujici nedelni
kid, jest dosud statnim zako-
mem a nemdze byti nikterak
obchazen proto, ze 81 jejl lid
nepfeje. Zahajili jsme nasi
kampah proto, ably Sc nemoh-
lc fici, re Sc tax jinde stale
drive" znel jeden argumentG
Davise.
v Columbus budou die vse.
no podniknuty kroky, ably do
vole'no bylo nedelni pfedvade'
nj filmG. Podobny navrh .dar
byl jiz bezuspesne po trikratt
Yak onodarne, znel ably mohls
obrazkova divadla byti pofa
dana die mistniho opcniho ma
fizeni tax jako tomu jest
has Seha llOvVch hrach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

nechal v 1radovne klerka O.
kresniho soudu registrovati
znacny pocet stroj1, ale daval
pax licencni tabulky ma stroje
ukradene, jez m6ly aspon pfi-
bliznou podobnost $ auty "a
psanymi. Kumler vsak popfra
kazdou vinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
PROCES S vELKOZLODE-
JEM AUT.

Pred vypomocnym soudcem
F. H. Wolfen 2 Wauseon, O..
pohnan byl f. F.. Kumler 2
Willoughby, jehoz policie Ia
luje, pro obchodovani ukrade-
nymi automobily. Obvin6ny 81
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
A Movement In
The Right Way

There is a very commendable
movement b ei-e'g fostered by
some of our best c;tszens to see
that every child in this section
of school age is in school. The
gentlemen directly in charge of
this work are Messrs. Il. l..
Gudenrath and G. B. Hunter. If
anyone happens to know of any
Child not in school that should
be, and will repogtsame to these
gentlemen it wil1b appreciated.
There is state law requiring
parents to place '9heir children,
between the ages Of 6 to IA iuclu-
sive in school, and failure to do
so without good cause is liza BILE
to prosecution.
Every parent owes to his or
her child an education, and with
our school system of the present
time there is absolutely no ex-
cuse for the average person not
sending their ch ildren to school.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
CLOS
ED SUN. NIGHT
67 ADDITIONS

The two weeks revival { h t
came to a close at t h G Baptist
Tabernacle la st Sunday night
has, done much FOR GlenmOra ahd
whole surrounding country.
The preaching done by DR..
Farm was of very sound Variety
and once it gets hold of the sim
ner it's pretty hard to. getaway
from.
There were siXty-seEen. addiA-
tions to the church. Al foC Bap--
tism ard %, by restoration. and
letter. 16 members were receiy-
at the last service Sunday night.
DR.. Farr and Mr.. Woods LETT
i'm m mediately after the SERVICES,
Sunday night, DR.. Farr going to,
his home at Grenada, Miss, and
MIR. w God S to New Orleans
where he will re-enter school
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20

Mr.. Forest, B. W. Gaisser, C.H.
Burns, W. G. Peqpy, Mr.. Grear.
Mr.. Goodnight, Mr.. King, J. J.
Ferguson, Mr.. Rsher, Mr.. Sim
ms, Mr.. Scott, q. L. Anderson,
J. F. Phillips, J. #. Calhoon, D.
L. Kitterlin, ,sssH. S. ,Yeungblood,
e. "a. Farmer, Fl. Ell. Cokefair, L.
A. Blevins, q. B. Hunter, w. F.
Bethune, E. M.Pringle, Jr.
SINGLE ADULTS
Miss. Stafford, Miss Pearl Sha.
yer, Mrs. Ed Andres, G. G. Rob-
erts, Mrs. J. FL. Wright, MIR.
Smelly, Garret Zachary, Miss
Roundtree, H.,H. Gaisser, Mr..
McRight, G. e. Alexandria, ]. r.
Clark, Ed Hewitt, w. FL Halliday.
STATEMENT
Of money taken in for Lyceum
Family tickets 1O8 at $500 324.O0
Single Adult tickets % at S1.75
S38. so. Amt. taken in at door
single tickets $44.50. Grand To-
tai $407 90. Above funds placed
in bank at disposal of treasurer.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday School attendance 25e
Reported by Church Workers

Sunday School attendance 256
The meeting closed out Sun
day night with 81 additions. a
f or baptism. The Tabernacle
was filled with folks before time
for the service. DR.. Farr spoke
on "The Fatal Mistake of Samp.
son." Sixteen were received at
the last service.
The free-wlll Offering to Bro.
Farr and Mr.. Woods was $4,000
The K. K. K. visited US Sun
day night n d presented Bro.
Farr with 800. &C.
T h e Mount Give. Association
meets with us. Thursday a n d
Friday, the 10 and 20.
Baptismal service next Sun
day night, all the candidates are
requested to come prepared.
At the close of last Sunday
nights service the church sur.
prised the pastor by presenting
him with a nice !Over-coat.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
X x X n X X X " X n \;
METHODIST CHURCH
Reported by different Organizations

We are very glad to note so
many people at the morning SER
vice last Sunday and to see the
Sunday school so we'll attended.
The new secretary supplies are
here and the departments are
now about lined up for their
work as departments. Don't fail
to be on hand Sunday with a pre-
pared lesson. The hour for open
ing is now 9:45. Do not be late.
Go direct to your department
when entering school, Each de-
partment will have it's own open
ing exercises. Let every officer
and. teacher be present FIVE nain.
utes ahead of the hour for. open
ing, SO as to be ready to. meet
the papils and greet them and
assist in getting them lined up.
The choir has prepared a spec
ial program for Sunday. At the
morning service the choir will
sing a good and we'll prepared
anthem. At night Mrs. Eaton
will sing a beautiful solo. If you
enjoy good music, don't miss
these services. The subject for
the morning sermon will be "The
Secret of Fellowship" At the
evening service the subject will
be "WAo Shsll Stand in the
Judgemehs?"
We were glad to see so many
present at the Lyceum Monday
night. The CHURCH is always
glad to extend to the community
the use of the Big Auditorium
for clean entertainment. You
may always feel a hearty vel
cone in our house.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
Ku Klux Visit Baptist
Church Sun. Night

About a dozen mem bers repre-
senting McLongmora klan No
46, Eealm of Louisiana, visited
the Baptist Tabernacle last Sun
day night. presenting DR.. w. E,
Farr with something over S10C
in appreciation of what he had
done for Glenmora and surround.
ing country during the ten days
revival.
The white robed Klansmen di.
vided at the entrance of the
Tabernacle and marched single
file down the, two isles. meeting
in front of the altar. After pre-
senting DR.. Farr with. the do
nation they silently kneeled in
prayer after which they left, to
where no one seemed to know.
A letter bearing the seal of the
Klan, stating that they were
backing. him up to a man, was
also enclosed with the donation.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
Jury Commission
Meet-Draw jury

The jury commission of Rap
ides Parish, met IN the clerks of
fee today and drew a grand jury
to be summoned for service on
Monday, Oct. 30th, and a petit
jury for four weeks during the
November term of the crimina!
district court.
The jury commission is CON-
posed of E. <. Branch, of Cheney
vile; I. c., Price, of. Holloway;
Gr.undy, Cooper, of Bayou. Rap
ides; A. q. Pringle, of Glenmora;
Marx Beyman, Alexandria and
R.. M. Hetherwick, ex-oficio
clerk of court.-Town Talk.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
Baynard
A Welcome Visitor

Representative L. B. Baynard
of Alexandria was III Glenmora
Monday and while here paid the
Patriot a pleasant call. Mr.. Bay
nard is not only our representa-
tive but also represents a Drug
house, and is we'll and favorably
known in this section of Rapides.
When questioned about his be-
cominga Cal didate for state Trea-
surer,. he stated that he was
being urged by friends from all
parts of the state to-, run, and
that he would proba bly, announce
at the proper time.
It will be remembered that
Mr.. Baynard introduced the
Anti Gam bling Bill, prohibiting
gambling within five miles of
Glenmora High School, and that
he succeeded in getting it
through with much opposition
from some OF our other repre-
sentatives.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
Supper In Honor
Basket Ball Team,

Last Friday night Mr.. G. J.
Thayer and Prof. Bran don en-
tertained the Glenmora Hi Bask.
ct Ball team at q, supper at the
Andres Cafe. The object was to
create more enthusiasm in the
team and to promote. a. winning.
team for Glenmora.
Glenmora Hi had a good team
last year b u t there is alway S
room for Improvement. So here
goes f or the best basket ball
team IN the state.
The Patriot is 100 per cent be-
hind the team and the Glenmora
High School.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
Baptist Association
In Session Here

The Mount Olive Baptist AS
sociation, pet here yesterday
and will be in session for two
days. There are about go church
es represented in the Associa-
tion and a great many visitors
are in town.
Up to going to press we were
not able to learn where the next
Association will meet but will
inform our readers in our next
issue.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
700 ATTEND
FIRST LYCEUM.
NUMBER HERE

There is a great community
spirit taking hold Of the people
of Glenmora and surrounding
communities. This speaks well
for the future of the town. The
fact that everyone got under the
Lyceum and paid fer the whole
circuit in advance is evidence OF
this fact. Let's SC for a better
community spirit5than we now
have. Why not let's come togeth-
er once g week or twice a month
or at apy time we think best and
have a community sing? How
many Of you ever atteded one:
Well fellows they are great! This
will do a lot towards bringing
the people together. Every body
that wants to meet for a sing OF
the old and new songs one night
next week, phone me or send a.
card, suggesting time and place
and leader. Then hunt up the old
song you like the best and have
it ready to sing. What you say?
Do you want it or had you rather
stay at home or walk the streets
or go out for a drive? Who. has
a community spirit? Speak up.
I'm ready to go.
Faithfully
D. B. Boddie.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
CHURCH OF CHRIST
BY \. 4. RAMSEY

The Bible is still the best sell
er-the most abused book.
We pray, o Lord help us to-
know thy will, to do,thy will and.
to teach, Others thy will.
Many meetings in Glennora
with gratifying results, and still
there are many here, for, whom
Christ died, ,hastaning. on.in the.
paths OF sin to sure, destruction.
A religious paper com menting
on church statistics, says:
"These gains m ay surprise
considera BILE groups of men and
women, chiefly in large cities, >,
who take it for granted that the
church is dying because b "
themselves have lost interest in
it. They are the people who, re-
moved by one OF two, genera
tions from devont church going
ancestors, feel that they have
outgrowsA, public worship. But
these groups, with their silent
Indifference or expressed skept =,
cism, do rot figure in the case.
You can't afford to live with
out the church, but the church
can live without youa
Some day we all, anay learn
this lesson better5-- eff we walk
in the light. as La Us in the light,
we Nave fellowship one with an
other, and the blood Of Jesus
Christ his sonYeleanseth US from
alt sin" Il Jne. l:0
We might boost not boast.
Dur workis growing. We have.
1elped others, give US a chance
%, ,helpyou.
A. K. Ramsey, minister,
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20

Rev. w. w. Perry of Rochelle
visited his family here this week
Mrs. Myer of Zwolie is visit
ing her sister and brother, MIR.
and Mrs. H. Myer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Love of
Oakdale and Mrs. Hayes and lit
tie son of Galveston, Tex, spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Yawu.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
Trains to be put
Back Sunday

We understand that the, Mis-
souri, Pacific r. +. will put
back the two trains pulled of
some time ago on account of the
strike and coal situation.
The restoration of these two
trains will mean much to the trav-
cling public in this section as a
long layover had to be encounter
ed in Alexandria going either
way, y,north or south.
M S. Gudenrath a n d Miss
Grace Monroe spent the week.
end in Alexandria.
Misses Grace and Sadie Prin-
gle, who are teaching at Poland,
spent the week end with home
folks here.
Rev. A. 4. RamSey returned
Friday from a several days visit
in Arkansas.
We are glad TO welcome Prof.
A. FL. Rohlf and3 family TO our
city. They having moved to their
new home near the school build
ing last Thursday.
PC. Mullen is spending sew.
eral days with friends in Brook
haven, Mississippi, this week.
Z. G. Kirkpatrick of Melder
was a business visitor here Mon-
day.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20

Miss Alma Halliday, who is
teaching at Reeves, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
MIR. and Mrs. J. ]. Andres
are spending several days with
relatives in Many this week.
T. j. Welch of Elmer was q
BUSINESS visitor in Glen,nora
Tuesday.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20
Notice

Anyone aware of a child of
legal school. age not attending
school is requested to report
same to the undersigned.
II. L. Gudenrath,
G. B. Huuter.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20

The following have purchased
season TICKETS for Lyeeum since
last week
FAMILY
G. C. Jones, L. +, Barmore,
Gladys Monroe, Emily Rachal,
G. ). Thayer, G. A. Edgar, E. P.
Ferguson, r. w. Ferguson, Mr..
Bruce, Mrs. Hewitt, Werdna
Robinson, Prof. Brandon, P. P.
Kavanaugh, Mrs. Dennis Car
ruth, Allen Zachary, Mrs. W. W.
Perry, E. L. Gpdenrath, G. P.
Sansing, Mrs. !. G. Howell L.
II. Mizell, Prof. A. Il. Rohlf, G.
Hollinshead, J. Q. Peninger, II.
Myer, j. W. May, Mrs. Ada Phil
lips, Will White, w. E. Megisor,
w. Z Booth, Mrs. E. r. Stan
field, Mrs. Harry Ready, Miss
Lula Pringle, IA. Quick, D. P.
,Depano, Eugine Kirkpatrick,
Della Britt, DR.. Welch, Leon
Phillips, F. E. Calhoun, Fl. F.
Adey, Mrs Cady, Mrs. B. e.
Snoddy, s. A. Smith, Joe Aubiu,
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20

Jack Calhoon+is spending the
week with his brother in Lafay-
cite.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20

MRS. Arthur Romero and lh-
tla.son of Crowley arrived Satur-
day to make their home in.Glen-
mora.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-10-20

The following have purchased
season TICKETS for Lyeeum since
last week