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and I am sure they will feel as ! do
about it.-Mrs. FRED. P. HANSEN, 562
Symmonds St, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
A medicine that has been in use nearly
fifty years and that receives the praise
and commentator Of mothers and
grandmothers is worth your considera-
ton.
If you are suffering from troubles
that sometimes follow childbirth bear
ia mind that Lydia E. Pinkham' Vege-
table Compound is woman's medicine.
1t is especially adapted to correct such
troubles.
The letters we publish ought to con-
vince you ask some of your women
friends or neighbors - they know its
worth. You will, too. if you give it q
fair trial
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ABERDEEN REVIVAL

The revival meeting at the Aber-
deem Baptist church will be continued
into this week. Rev. c. E. Baker, the
pastor, is preaching strong sermons
each evening and the Bible study class
in the afternoon is quite interesting.
The public is cordially invited to at
tennd all these services.
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NAMED ADMINISTRATIVE.

In the Mason County Court Monday
Julia Henderson was appointed ad-
mnistratriX OF Edmund Henderson,
deceased, and she qualified as such
with John Morgan as surety on bond.
Messrs. Jack Sweet, Mackey Hughes
and John Elliott were named to ap-
praise the estate.
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COLORED CITIZENS.

The Lille OF Valley Club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Lula Johnson On
West Fourth street Tuesday evening
at s O'Clock. All members and friends
are asked to be present. Refreshments
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eye I a bic Com
pound. My mother
had great faith in il
as she had taken sc
much of it and when
] had trouble after
my baby was born
she gave it to me.
1t helped me so much
more than anything
else had done that !
advise all women
with female trouble
IN Give IL q fair trial
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The Sunday School Attendance Sec
rotary, Mrs. j. II, Wells, reports the
attendance on Sunday as follows:
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Rev. W r. Hollingshead, ID D., Of
the Methodist Centenary force Of field
men, preached at Third Street NJ. f.
church Sunday evening.
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ANY one having claims against the
firm of Gallenstein & Gallenstein will
please present came TO Henry s. Gal
lenstein and receive payment. Any one
owing firm will please call and settle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Merz returned
Saturday from stay Of several weeks
at Atlantic City.
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Threelinks

Threelinks, Nov. 9.-The farmers
of this place seem TO be busy gather
ing corn as the weather is continuing
nice.-J. 7. Dooley has his new dwell
ing house almost completed.-Lee
Ward of this place. the leading mer-
chant, is in Richmond this week. Mr..
Ward has his new barn completed
James Sexton, who is suffering from
hemorrhage Of the throat, seems to
be slowly improving.-W. s. Jones of
Big Hill is planning on coming to
Threelinks, where he expects to sell
goods.-Bob Tankersley has his mill
repaired. He is expecting to grind
soon.-Kirl Allen Of this place Is
building a new dwelling on Crooked
Creek.-John Kelley left for Frank
lin, O.. Wednesday to work this win
ter-Miss Bertha and Candis Tanker
sley spent Saturday night with Mrs
Talmadge Phillips.
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GARRARD COUNTY
Harmony

Harmony, Nov. l3.-Old Mrs. Ma
ginnis died last week and was buried
at Crab Orchard. and while they
were burying her Lewis Bell, age
about IS, and by occupation black
smith. dropped dead on the street
another reminder to be ready-as the
scripture has said, "Be ye also ready,
for il: such a day as ye think not
the Son Of Man cometh. Trade is
a little dull here now, especially in
livestock. Corn is selling at from
So to $50 per barrel.-L. w. Smith
has bought Hamp McQurry's knob
place, consideration $4,000, and Mr..
Smith has moved to 1.-THE election
here passed of quietly by most
everybody staying at home.-HustoL
Wilson has rented the widow Bal
lard's place and will move there to-
day.-N. NJ. Brewer and T. J. Stig-
all are attending court at Stanford
this week.-A protracted meeting
has just closed at Good Hope with
nine for baptism.
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ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
COOksburR

Cooksburg, Nov. 1--we are hav-
ing nice fall and people are all
about done gathering corn.-Several
people attended church at Corinth
Sunday and all say they heard the
best singing they ever heard.-C. L.
Thomas is getting along nicely with
his rev house.-Mr. and Mrs. p. p.
Singleton of Robin Wood, Mrs. Ellen
Robinson of Orlando were visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Thomas Sunday
Miss Ethel and brother. Conard
Thomas. wers visiting friends at Or
lando Saturday.-D. M. Singleton
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mcclure of Buck Lick.
Elk Allen bought a wagon load
Of apples from John Griffin at go
cents per bushels. s. Griffin is
working on his barn and building
rev wagons this fall.-Our school is
getting along nicely with good at
tendance.-C. l.. Thomas has put his
telephone back in, so come on girls
if you want to say howdy.-It seem:
AS if opposson hunting is all the e,
these days.-Miss Elsie Allen i
home for a few days from Berea
where she has beer going to school
Good luck to The Citizen and it,
many readers.
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vicinity, altho Jack Frost made us a
few visits a short time ago.-Bom
to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Linville,
fine baby girl, christered Ruby
Cleatus Wars has gone to Dayton,
o., where he will work.-Gladys
Wars and Effic Bell Chasteen made
business trip to Berea Saturday.
r. L. Anglin's little girl has diph-
liberia but is improving some.-Mrs.
VIM. Rich and daughter, Mrs. p. B.
Nunley Of Hazard are visiting In
Rockford now.-Robert F. Spence Of
Berea attended Sunday-school at
Scafrold Cane Sunday and gave
very interesting talk.-The pie sup
per which was given at Walnut
Grove schoolhouse, was a very sue
cessful one, amounting to $9.95. The
proceeds will go for the benefit Of
the school.-Several around here at
tended school fairs at Berea and M.
Vernon-Jim Gadd has returned
home again. He has been In Hamil-
ton, o.. for awhile.-Ruby Stephens
has been on the sick list for the
last two weeks. but is able to 60 to
school again.-Mrs. o. M. Payne Of
Disputanta is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Morris Phillips. Of Harlan, Ky.
Bob Bowman had an accident q
few days ago. He fell out Of a crib
window and cut his face very bad
end was taken to the Robinson doc.
tor, where they took five stitches in
his eyelid, but is able to get out Ia
work.-Lizzie Jones, who has beer
staying in Berea, il visiting friends
and relatives in Scaffold Care now
James Croucher died Friday, No.
vember 10, and was buried at Scat.
fold Cane Saturday.--Bradley Rid
die and Charley McCollom an
crushing rock near Scaffold Cant
church.-Good luck to The Citizen.
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IL still continues dry in this section.
A good rain would be a great help
rs stock water is low.--Wm. Lake Is
with his wife and baby this week.
Mr.. Lake has been IN Somerset, KY,
since last January.-Mrs. Jas. Jenn-
ings visited her brother John w., and
Billy VanWinkle at Richmond last
week.-Born TO Mr.. ard Mrs. Jake
Lake, an eight pound girl. They call
her Lottie Lorene.-Green Hill from
Underwood, Ind, Is visiting B. H
Standardization and grandchil
dren Of c. F. Jennings gathered al
his home Sunday, November 18th.
it being his 65th birthday. A nice
time and well loaded table reported
There are no new cases of whoop
ing cough at present and all children
who had II are well.-George Settl,
Of Berea, who was speeding his cal
a few weeks ago and killed q 20(
pound hog Of w. N. VanWinkle's
says II was not his fault in the least
We wonder whose it was, as he wa
the driver and the only one in tn,
car, and TO stock law In this part o
Garrard county.
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Welchburg
Delayed

Welchburg, Nov. 6.-Grant Hol-
comb and family visited Farmer
Couch and family Sunday.-C. b.
Clark and family were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore. Sunday
Chris Hall and wife Of this place
will soon leave for Illinois, where
they expect to make their future
home.-Little Dora Pearl Davidson
has been very sick with scarlet fever.
Mrs. A. J. Shepherd and Mrss w.
b. Hamilton and little sons, James
Carl. Jr.. and Wilton, were visiting
Mrs. Tom Myers, Sunday afternoon.
Our hustling salesman, w. b. Ham,
ilton. who has been away for the
past two weeks, visited home folks
from Saturday until Monday.-A. j.
Shepherd visited his father. w. r.
Shepherd at Bradshaw, Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Moore and uncle
John Campbell spent the day with
Bud Wilson, Sunday.-Wilham and
Ellen Hellard of Gray Hawk were the
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East kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
No correspondence published
not for publication hut evidence Of

guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. RAIDER,
Saturday and Sunday.-Aunt Sarah
RAIDER is visiting at Gray Hawk this
week.--Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Campbell, fine baby girl.-The fox
hunters caught a large grey fox in
this vicinity Saturday night.-A. J.
Shepherd has accepted a position IS
salesman with Stratton & Terstegge
CO., Louisville, Ky.-Tom Myers and
Lewis Campbell will soon have their
new houses completed, which will add
to the looks Of this neighborhood.-
Charley Robertson spent Saturday
night with Ernest Clark.-Mr. d. B,
RAIDER and daughter. Rose, and Mrs,
G. W. Davidson and sons, Estill and
Junior. were visitors in Annville Sun
day.-Will Shepherd fell from and
apple tree several days ago and broke
three Of his ribs.
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JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee

Mckee, Nov. 13. - The Kings
Daughters Society met at the home
Of Mrs. L6nhart Saturday after
noon. Each member donated canned
goods, which will be sent to the
"Home Of Incurables."-Our Sunday
school reached its highest point ir
attendance Sunday for the year thus
far, n total Of one hundred and ten
being present. Three new members
united themselves with the church
during the past week, two Of whom
were Sunday-school girls.-This ex-
cellent autumn weather has called
the hunters and fishers to their
sport-Dr. Hornsby returned from
his camp with a fine lot Of salmon,
the largest weighing ten pounds
Harry Collier Of Frankfort was home
for a few days with his parents last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Reynolds
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H
+. Minter. Saturday night.
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EsTILL COUNTY
holland

NolaLd, Nov. 13.-We are having
some nice fall weather-Most every
body is done gathering corn.-Fred
Winkler and Miss saba Webb were
married Thursday, November 9, at
Irvine, Ky.-Amos Richardson and
Mrs. Mazda Angeram were united In
marriage at Irvine, KY, November
Mrs. Ellar Richardson and Clay
ton Winkler and W. L. Lay were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Rich
ardson last Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Christopher of Irvine were
the guests of Ans Wirkler last Sur.
day.-Alford Winkler was called to
Lexington last Wednesday to be ex.
amined.-Mr. ord Mrs. Ans Winkler
were in Irvine Saturday. --..-
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Drip Rock

Drip Rock, Nov. 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. AlcorE attended church at the
Burnt schoolhouse Saturday and
Sunday and stayed over night with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Eversole Of that
place. The meeting was conducted
by Rev. w. II. Anderson ard Rev.
Estes. Rev. Anderson held a weeks
meeting at that place and had ten
additions to the church.-Mr. and
Mrs. Roy B. Williams and Mrs. AZ
fie Richardson and children were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Isaacs,
Sunday. - Misses Ethel and Ola
Lainhart made business trip to
Richmond, Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Isaacs and children visited Mr..
ard Mrs. SaLt Webb Saturday and
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Isaacs
have moved TO Clara Isaacs' farm
Cash Carpenter Of Red Lick visited
Naith Isaacs Saturday night.-Henrv
Marcum Of Birch Lick has been thru
here buying furs. The holiness
meeting was almost failure at Tom
Cox's Sunday. No preachers were
there to preach.-Mrs. Sarah Chanie
Of Irvine is visiting Mrs. Eta Lakes
d. c. Alcorn, ST., sprained hi
ankle very badly Thursday.-Mr. ant
Mrs. Tom Baker visited Mr.. and Mrs
Mack Mckinney Sunday.-Mrs. Eta
Lakes and Mrs. Sarah Chanie spert
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs
William Russell.-Bud Isaacs pur'
chased wagon load Of apples from
uncle John Tipton.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Richardson spent from Thurs
day till Saturday Of last week with
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Sparks.
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LESSON FOR NOVEMBER 10
JESUS THE FRIEND OF SINNERS
.ssoN TExT-Luke 7;s7-,s.

LESSON TExT-Luke 1915.
GOLDEN TEXT-This In a faithful say
ing, and worthy Of all acoeptation. that
Christ Jesus came into the world TO save
sinners.-I Tim. LIS.
REFERENCE MATERIAI,-Luke ISL
a.
PRIMARY ToPIC-Jesus Loves Every
body.
JUNIOR ToPIC-Jesus the Friend Of
Sinners.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
The Sympathy Of Jesus.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
.. A Penitent woman's Act Of Lsvs
wv. 81, 49,.
!. Place Of ". 37). II was in the
home Of Simon the Pharisee while
Jesus was sitting at meat. The feast
must have been public, else she
could not have 80 readily gained ac-
cess.
2. The Act Of ". 3s). She washed
Jesus feet with her tears and wiped
them with her hair. Through some
means she had heard Of Jesus pardon
ing grace, and God had opened her
heart to receive Him as her Saviour.
Out Of a heart Of gratitude she kissed
His feet and anointed them with pre-,
cious ointment
8. Who She Was ". 3D. Her name
10 not mentioned. She was Of a
VIGOROUSLY. bad character. Though
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MADISON COUNTY
Clay Lick

Clay Lick, Nov. 13.-The weather
still continues very dry.-Mrs. Har-
vey Huff, who has been sick for some
time, is able to be up.-Ted Taylor,
who has been in Villa Grove, ILL.,, for
the past eight months, has returned
home.-Emmet HUFF and family Of
KY, who have beer. visit
ing his brother, Harvey HUFF, this
week, have returned home.-Harvey
Hornsby, who has been low with
is slowly recovering
Mrs. Laura Holliway left Sunday
for Lexington to see her sister who
Is very low.-Granville Isaacs has
reLted Oscar Gabbard's farm and
will move to It the first Of the year.
Mrs. Stanley Fowler and Ted Tay.
lor spent Thursday with Mrs. Mika
Jennings Of Wallaceton.-Mrs. Claud
Williams and children and Cleo Rob.
inson speLt Thursday of last week
with Mrs. Charley WilKams.-Mrs.
G. L. Hamilton is quite i'll with flu
Miss Virgie Pingleton entertained
a number Of her friends at her home
Sunday night-Mrs. E. d. Truet'
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs
H. H. Fowler.
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Oswald's 18th birthday. Everyons
reports a good time.-Mrs. Brown
visited her sister, Mrs. M. G.
Hutchins, Monday.
Pamela

Pamela, Nov. 14.-Mrs. Evan Rich
ardson died on November 4 and was
inferred in Red Hill cemetery. Fune-
raj services were held in the Baptist
church by Rev. J. T. Turpin Of Irvine.
She is survived by her husband ard
three sons, Rev. ]. w., Leslie, and
George. - Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hughes and little son, Elmo, were
guests of relatives here recently
Uncle Amos Richardson, aged 81,
was married to Mrs. Amanda IE-
gram, aged 81, last Thursdays. s.
Kelley and wife and son and Mrs.
Joe Tilton of Lexington were week
end guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas
Kindred.-Mr. and Mrs. jeff Gentry,
Marie Gentry, Cecil Revis, and Alice
Revis were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe M. Powell, Sunday.-The
Rev. DurbiE Of Irvine preached at
Knob Lick Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night.-Roy Hill Of Be-
rea College was. the weekend guest
Of Miss Geneva Dalton.-Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Rawlings were dinLer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilgus Hun.
ter, Monday.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Johnson (nee Ethleen Cain) a
beautiful little daughter, Okla
Wayre.-Mrs. Lillian Wells was in
Berea Monday. B. Wilson has
been appointed postmaster here and
assumed the duties of the Office Mon
day.-Mrs. Wayne Fain Of Berea was
here Monday turning over the post.
Office to her successor.-Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Kindred were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates, Sunday
Aunt Miriam Cox has been quits
ill.-Thomas Kindred and Rollie Coz
were court day visitors at Irvine
Monday.-Turhey buyers are arount
offering 35 cents. A few have sole
! at that.
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known to the public as a Tad woman,
something had happened which trans
formed her She was now q saved
sinner, because she believed on Jesus
Christ.
". The Phsrisee's oispIessure ".
ss).
Simon felt scandalized by such
happening at his table. He was re-
spectable man. For Jesus to tolerate
such familiarity on the part Of
woman OF such evil repute greatly
perpIexed him. He reasoned that N
Jesus were q prophet lie would have
known the character Of this woman
and would have either Withdrawn
His feet from her or thrust her back
with them, or II He knew her charac-
ter His tolerance Of such familiarity
proved that He was not q good man.
Simon's righteousness was or that
sort which gathers up Its skirts and
gives the sinner a backward push Into
his filth.
~. Jesus Teaches the Pharlsss wv.
4O4S).
He taught him by means Of a par
able of q creditor and two debtors
Observe that Jesus made II very clear
that He not only knew the woman,
but knew Simon also.
1. The Common Debt ". ~. The
| woman was q sinner, so was simon,
though he was not the same kind q .
sinner that she was. There were two
debtors, though the one owed ten
| times as much as the other. This II
| representative Of all sinners still. The
Bible declares all to be sinners, yet
recognizes degrees Of guilt. Full cred
II ought to be given to the man Who
is honest, virtuous, generous and
kind. Yet such Q life will not secure
entrance into heaven. The Savior's
words are O severe rebuke to the re-
spectacle Pharisees who are sitting
in judgment against the sinners Of
coarser type.
| 2. The Common Insolvency ". AZ.
And when they had nothing to pay"
Jesus freely granted the difference In
the degree of the woman's sins and
those Of the Pharisee. but drove home
to him the fact that they were both
debtors and had nothing with which
to pay (ROm. 3:23). Therefore oil
have need of q Saviour. Al sinners
we may Quit our SHINING and hate our
Deeds but that does not make tatiS
' faction for the sins Of the past. What
we have done Is irrev0cable-it has
passed from our reach. Every trans
erosion shall receive q just recon-
pense of reward (Heb. 2:2). We must
come to our Creditor, God Almighty,
and acknowledge our insolvency and
accept the kindness Of Jesus Christ
who bore our sins In His own body on
the tree II Pet. 2:24). We are oil
paupers, and instead Of judging each
other as to relative guilt. we should
come to God and sue for pardon.
3. The Relation Of Forgiveness and
Love wv. 4448. Simon's reluctant
answer to Jesus question shows that
he got the point Of Jesus teaching.
In order to make His teaching con
crete He turned to the woman, call
. ing SlmOn's attention to what she had
} done In contrast to what he had done
Simon had neglected to extend Ia
Jesus the common courtesies Of q 70
! spectacle guest, but this forgiven
, woman had lavished upon Him her
affection and gifts. The measure Of
ones love Is determined by the meas.
ure Of the apprehension Of sins for
given. The one who is forgiven most
: will love most.
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Carico

Carico, Nov. 1--we are having
beautiful Indian summer weather at
present.-Bro. JohL Rose fulfilled his
regular appointment at Flat Top
last Sunday and attended to the
baptism Of two converts.--Sam Rob-
erts sold SOW and eight shoats for
$50 last week The forest fire has
been raging in these parts and burn
ing feLce.-Mr. and Mrs. Orbin
Smith and daughter. Hazel and Miss
Ethel Roberts are visiting Henry
Evans Of Moores Greek at present
We are very sorry to hear Of the
death Of A. c. Carpenter Of Livings-
ton and do sympathize with the be-
reaved ones.-lsaac Hines Is visiting
W. II. Roberts Of Brookville, Ind. a:
present.-There was preaching at the
Old Bend schoolhouse today.-Born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Johnson, n
fine girl recently, called Nerva.---
T. J. Faubus is planning on taking
his wife to DIR. Gibson Of Richmond
next Wednesday for treatment, as
she is getting worse all the time
Gilbert Hibbard Of Berea was In
these parts last week.
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Herd

Herd, Nov. lO.-The election went
of very quietly at this place.-Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Cook Of Hamilton,
O., are visiting relatives at this place
for a few days.-Mrs. Lucy Ward and
daughter. Beuna, Of London. spent
the greater part Of this week with
Mrs. George Amyx.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Simpson spent last Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Bales Of Chadwell.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Simpson Of Mummie spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Simpson. - Miss Icy
Farmer spent last Sunday with Miss
Ruby Davidson Of Maulden.-Mr5.
Bell Farmer. who has been sick, is
some better.-J. A. Farmer and son,
Arvel. Of Annville. spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Farmer.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Farmer Of Lexington spent last week
with Mrs. Amanda Farmer.-Mrs.
George Amyx is very sick at this
writing Misses Icy Farmer and
Ruby Davidson attended singing al
Tyner last Sunday.-Misses Earsie
and Lizzie Farmer have CONT u
Beattyville for awhile.-Miss Lula
York spent last Sunday with Misses
Maggie and Alta Wyrick.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ben II. Farmer have moved back
TO Herd.-Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Moore
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
George Wyrick.-Mrs. Myrtle WEIGH
made flying trip to Gray Hawk
last Saturday.-H. c. Ward made a
business trip to Richmond last week
f. b. Flanery and son captured a
still the other night and also got two
men.
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WallacetOn


Wallaceton, Nov. 13.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. M. Baker Of Berea, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey Gentry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Calico and baby. E. E. Wal.
lace and Willie Denny were the
guests of Mrs. Jas. Wallace, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nath Evans and FAM
lily were visitors at Blue Lick, Sat-
urday night and Sunday.-Miss Ollie
Ball left Sunday for a few weeks
visit with relatives in Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wallace ard son
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin Kidd
Sunday.-Miss Lillian Bowlin Of near
Hiattsville is visiting her cousin, Mrs
John Quinn, this week.-The Rev
Willie Rogers filed his regular ap.
poiLtment at the Baptist church Sat.
urday and Sunday.-Mrs. Willie Kin.
dred is unable to teach school this
week.-Misses Nora and Eva Nc
Daniels We're the guests of Emms
and Lee Odell, Saturday night.-Tht
Community Club met at the school
house last Tuesday night. Mr.
Spence and Mr.. Carrithers of Beres
were with us. What everyone is in
terested in now is a Graded or Junior
High School. Come on, let us al
work together.---Mrs. H. o. Lamb en-
tertained for dinner Sunday DR.. Bes
and family and Miss Parker from
Berea. This DINER was to celebrate
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A Heavy Burden.

Ethel-Stella carries her age well.
doesn't she?
Clarn Yes. It's wonder she
doesn't grow tired Of the burden.
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Virtue and Vice,

If he does really think that there
is no distinction between virtue and
vice, when he leaves our houses let
us count our spoOns.-JOhnson
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Women and Men.

A hundred men may make an en-
campment, but II takes a woman to
make home.-Chinese Proverb.
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Blessed Are They.

Blessed are they which do hunger
and thirst after righteousness, for
they shall he filled-Matthew 5:5.
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Rockford

Rockford, Nov. lave are still
having nice warm weather in this