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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
NEW HOME

r. seems that we are quite sure of .oma pretty weather now, but can't SOW how long it will continue.
 Wa had a large attendance Sunday afternoon, and the whole class did t,air very best, therefore, we enjoyed some fine singing
 Mrs. W. $. Roe is reported to be acme better. We are proud to hear it.
 Miss Myrtle Morris is spneding a fov days with relatives near Prescott
 Mir Odis Landers attended singing here Sunday evening, accompanied by Miss Nellie Honea.
 Mrs. Arch Montgomery of near Ar cadia and Mrs. Astin also, attended singing here. We are always glad to see you and welcome you any time at New Home.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Gordon of Mid way MT. and Mrs. Gene Ward of Arcadia, visited W. S. Roe and family Suuudy'
 We are indeed sorry to learn of the death of Mrs. D. O. Smith, who died Monday night, April 5. Mrs. Smith was loved by all whom knew her, and the bereaved family has the sympathy of the entire community,
 Mfr. and Mrs. Arthur Ingram and children, visited relatives at Laneburg, Saturday night and Sunday
 Let's all remember singing each 1st Sunday, song and prayer service every Sunday night, beginning at 7:15 sharp. Sunday school 10 I. m. sharp.
 Be sure and come. You will not regret it.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
BAIRDS CHAPEL

The farmers around here are be- hind with their work, on account of so much rain.
 MT and Mrs. Everett Cash enter tained the young people of this com munity Saturday night with a party. A large crowd attended ana everyone reported a nice time.
 Miss Nettie Cromer of Arcadia, at- tended the party Saturday night. Glad to have you with us one more time, Nettie Come again.
 Misses Lanie Halsell, Lettie Avery, and Mr. Andrew Avery attended sing ing at New Liberty Sunday and re- ported a nice time and plenty of din- her.
 County Judge Franks has ordered new bridge erected over Vickers creek.
 Jewel Weaver made flying trip to Piney Grove Saturday night
 Quite number of young people of this place went kodaking Sunday afternoon and reported a nice time
 MT. and Mrs Cap Weaver of Antioch, were visiting MT. Weayer's parents MT. and Mrs. J. A. Weaver, Saturday and Sunday
 There will be preaching here second Sunday night Every one come and bring some one with you,
 I will ring off for this time. Good luck to all
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
PINEY GROVE

We have had some rather warm weather the past week, giving the farmers chance to plant their crops.
 Rev. C. L. Stratton delivered an interesting sermon at Piney Grove Sunday.
 Sunday school was we'll attended at Piney Grove Sunday. More members are being added to the roll every Sun. day
 Dock Radney attended services at Piney Grove Sunday.
 MT. $. Fl. Orren and family spent Saturday night with Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Dickinson of Prescott.
 The following from Boughton at tended services at Piney Grove Satur- day night: Misses Alta Renfro, Audry Baker, Katie Harris, Ruth Dickinson, Hazel Dickinson and Messrs Cecil Johnson and Clarence Tidwell.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Herbert Rid gel, wednesday, SID boy
 J. H Hooks took dinner with William Garner Sunday.
 Lloyd Coursey was seen going to- ward Liberty Sunday. Look out Miss Jimmy Andrews
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Meadows of Bluff City spent Saturday night with MT, and Mrs. Dewey Defore
 Lee Garree and family of Bough- ton attended services at Piney Grove Sunday night
 Will close and start crop for Mir Boolweevil Good luck to the good old Picayune, and its correspondents
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
BODCAW NO. I

After being absent for q week, l will write again.
 Hello to all the good readers of the Picayune.
 Sunday school was we'll attended here this morning, but sorry Martin Fuller did not get to attend the Fifth sunday meeting on account of Sunday school. But come Martin and let us keep it going on. There is no place like home church
 Ernest Mulline is at home again from Haynesville, La
 Glad to say Ollie Dorman is better after being very ill for the past week.
 J. W. Pickard has just finished his storm house. He decided he might need it, as every body else has one And didn't want to be blowed away by himself.
 Everybody come to preaching next saturday night and Sunday, and Sun day night. We will have a new preach CT, Bro. Epton.
 Good luck to the Picayune
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11

l5ia ~uic layer of unicellular organ ,m or cell without cell wall, as of an amoebara or certain ova" To our rhle mind that is all as clear a5 mud. This ectoplasm, according to Doyle and others who have the spirit ualistie bug real bad, is substance emanating from the medium. It be comes glutinous or putty like and in this state can be felt. Doyle says he has felt it and had it photographed Without this ect0plasm no spirit can materialize. And there you are. You don't understand it? Neither do we If we had any such glutinous stuff as that oozing out of us we would take something for it Tn the meantime We will just continue to do OUT regular chores and pass all that sort of crazy stuff up.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
ANTIOCH

The farmers have had the privilege of putting cotton seed in the ground the last few days
 Miss Marie Hamilton spent Wed nesday night with Cordie Easterling.
 There was singing at Mr. H. (. Brights last Thursday night Every. one reported a nice time, and some good singing
 A large crowd attended the singing at Liberty Sunday Some of as fine singing as we've heard. Eyeryo, I think. enjoyed themselves and if they went away hungry, it was their own fault
 P. B Easterling and Ben Warren were business visitors in Prescott Sat urday.
 Mir. and Mrs Cap Weaver visited his parents Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. $. A Moore of Emmet motored over to see her parenst, Mir. and Mrs. H C. Bright. Sunday after noon. Miss Frances Bright returned with them to spend the week.
 Little Miss Sadie Easterling spent last week end with her cousin, little Gena Simpson, who lives at Sutton.
 Everybody remember the singing at Antioch next Sunday afternoon. Come and bring your books,
 B. F. Shell and Jimmie Cearley were business visitors in Prescott saturday
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
WHITES CHAPEL

The weather is getting warmer and the land in places is still wet I was 43 the 29th of April and I am not married yet.
 The farmers in this community are bad behind with their work think some of us are beginning to think 4 little serious over the condition of things. So let's try and live truer lives by so ding it will be blessing to us
 Misses Dame and Bessie Swinney, Artile, Ollie and Denver White. Gertie BurnS and Ruby Goodwin attended the singing at New Liberty Sunday, and also yours truly. The good Lord has blessed those good people in many ways, as they have lots to eat and host of pretty girls. I am glad to say the Lord has blessed us. While old Lemolac seems to be in a hard row of stumps.
 There is to be an Il day singing at Union next Sunday Ii it is the good Lords will, all who can come and bring some bread and meat or any thing that is good to eat,
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
SPIRITUALISTS ARE SlILI

There may be something in spirit
 uali,m; We do not know whether taa.- is or not, and neither does anybody
 else, but whether there is or not the
 fact remains that the average spirit ualist acts more like I child than Il rational human being If there are spirits they are nothing more or less than the inhabitants of Gods i'm mortality, and if they are that they certainly are not fools enough to go around knocking on tables, mak- ing ouja boards dance shimmy and all that folderol Any time a spiritualist
 ma terializes'' q spirit he has to do it through medium. which is some
 joke of itself People can get just
 as crazy on religion, spiritualism and
 things of that sort as they can on f.
 nance. jackass brandy or anything
 else. Too much of anything upsets a
 mental balance. One can well believe
 in d continued conscious existence
 after death. which most of us do.
 without believing that the spirits come
 back here and help mediums 10
 fleece suckers out of their money.
 Most of Us would also like to find out
 more about the spiritual existence
 than we know of now, which is bur
 natural. but these so-called mediums
 who act like mountebanks are any thing but convincing Sir Conan Doyle of England is over here and stirring
 up the problem. He is an educated and learned man, yet his claims sound like the insides of a padded cell of a nut factory. Doyle says communica ton with the spirits may be had by ectoplasmic contact. We have looked this up for you, and this is the de- scription: The denser outer proto-
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
LANEBURG

Alva Lee Bolls has returned home arter several days visiting at Hope
 Jamie Mae Woodul of Prescott has been visiting relatives here the past week.
 Miss Opal Phillips has been visiting Muriel Galloway for some time.
 Henry Bates made a business trip to Prescott Friday.
 Misses Ludia and Audra Williams or Rosston, attended the singing at Liberty Sunday.
 Mrs. Ben Phillips of Prescott, spent the weekend with relatives at Sut- ton.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
ROCKY MOUND

Health is good at present.
 The farmers are all behind with their work because of so much rain. Rev. White passed through our burg this afternoon en route to Bluff City to attend the funeral of Mrs. Irene Greer.
 Rev. Jackson preached very in teresting sermon at this place Sun day. A very large crowd attended. Mrs. Fannie Fore spent week with her daughter, Mrs. Dora Jordan. Miss Owen Kennedy spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Ola Congo. If this escapes the waste basket, will write again.
 One half of the world fliyvers and the other half dodges
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 You will get more out Of exercising sweat glands than eating goat glands
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11

Times remain dull because people have cold feet and won't invest in anything but actual necessities Look back and you will see that all your life there has been some sort of crisis on. IT it has not been one thing if has been another. If one waits for q time when everything is lovely he will never get anywhere The best way is to go right on saving wood and let the dingbusted crisis take care Of themselves Most of them are largely of the imagination anyway.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11
EDUCATION

Health in our community is good at this writing
 W. l.. Britt and family of Prescott, visited relatives here Saturday.
 Mrs. k. E. DeLaughter spent Sun day with Mrs McGlongley.
 MT. !. I. Biliingsley and grandson, of the Chamless farm. were in Rough ton Saturday.
 Misses Katie Harris. Audry Baker and Edna Beavert made pleasant trip to Piney Grove Sunday.
 Jim Andrews of Shady. visited Lee Garrett and family here Saturday and Sunday.
 Rev. E. DeLaughter made business trjp to Prescott Saturday
 Miss Blanche Lamb of Prescott, spent Sunday with home folks here.
 Miles Downs was in Boughton Sun day.
 Levi Parks of Clark county, was in Rougbton Saturday afternoon shaking hands with his old friends.
 Miss Sallie Norman of the Chamless farm. was shopping in Boughton Sat urday afternoon
 Lloyd Coursey of Liberty spent the week end at Boughton Look out girls.
 Success to the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11

If it is too big to be understood if does not make any difference.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11

Racing autos and Platonic love are both dangerous to fool with.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11

The Lord forgives us, and then we are fools enough to do it again.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11

When the sheep and the goats are divided, we'll be a goat, because we always have been.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11

A man who tried it out says it is not alcohol, but alcohell.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-11

You will get more out of exercising sweat glands than eating goat glands
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18

BEYERs LIST OF BUSINESS CHANCES
For sale. best pool rooms in city
cigars. candles soda fountain: fat
above ] best shoe repair shop. money
maker. grocery stores. some meat
markets. I good grocery and general
store living rooms. fine place for
right party. 5 soft drink parlors 1 tire
repair shop with some auto accessories
2 good roouling houses. hotels restn-
rants, etc. Before you buy or sell call
81 Rooms IS, Odd Fellows bldg. Main
1855 Open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
DO YOU KNOW

Why zen are reading this Apf 1i
IS because Dr. ls distinctive II Stands
out iu contrast % the other ADS b.
cause Of the ultra -tivs manner l1
which 20 is Get Next time you run
an AID tell the AD-Iaker GO eel % u
STYLE NO. g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
INSTRUCTION
LocaI Instruction -

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learning. You need tho BERLINC
MATH SYSTEM If you don't think
YOU have received your moneys worth
we cheerfullv refund II. Buy f. learn
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
SUCCESSION
Keeping Friends

Friendship first class only when you do not allow
any selfish interests clash between you and
your friend An unstable friend is now and then
enemy.
You admire your friend because he inapresses you with
his character Clean character cements faithful friend
ships
Talk much in silence. A friend can read an honest
face-the sympathetic look speaks louder than words
Friendship strong when it hes sympathy s~eetened
by sincerity Friendship lasts long when friend friend
in everything he may do.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18

NOTICES


NoTTcF OF TINAL ACCOUNT.
By direction ~ ST Joseph Loan a
Trust Co. Administrator ~ the Estate of
John TuesIev. late ~ So Joseph County.
n the state ~ Indiana. deceased
Notice 81 hereby given % tho here
frrrfoes and devlsees of said decedent.
ard aU other persons interested IN said
csfafa. that said Administrator has lied
Dr. this court lts account and vouchers
for the duaI settlement ~ said estate. and
thew are hereby required 20 be and az
pear in said Court pD the 18Th dag Of
February. 1922 when tho same viii be
heard and make proof ~ their helrship
cr claim az said estate and show cause
IS ~ ere b.. WIN said account and Vouch
rrE should not 30 approved.
Witness Tho CLERK and thc Seal ~ the
g. Joseph Circuit Court 80 south Bend.
Indiana This 18Th dav 10 January. 1922
WILBUR 81 WARNER
\ CLERK
BERNARD L HOERSTNAN,
Deputy
fder s RouiE
Attorney Tor Estate
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Situations Wanted-FemaIc
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BUSINESS CHANCE-Retail grocery and
meat market. stock and fixtures about
$4,000; doing a good business. Good
reasons for selling. We also have
modern 7-roOm house. with garage and
small grocery attached, stock about
$1,000. Will take $1,000 for the prop
crty and grocery stock. Stark Realty
Co, Misbawaka Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
RIVER PARK

-Four room house fust completed
city water. eleCtricr lights. gas An
ideal home for two
800 90 cash will make the frst
payment on good home near
South Side car line; 3 rooms. city
water electric lights gas. Every
thing comfort6bl for a smPu home.
Partly modern seven-roon house
in western part az city. n you
want q home come i'm and See us az
once about this place
Colpaert Realty Corp Rooms !
and 2. Blackstone Theater Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Ne BAROMETER OF BUSINESS

ONE BAROMETER OF BUSINESS
SIS classified Advertising stranger
No indeed For the classified page
is very sensitive 10 the ever-chang-
ing minds II the great bulk Of the
American people Through the elias
sifed department the page IS kept
"newsy." IN turn. r. gets results.
When you wish 70 advertise use
The News Times classified page
Al sd-taker viii assist you in writ
Ing your sd Call Main POO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
ROOMS AND BOARD
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Smyrna times., 1922-10-25
At the MOUieS
AT THE OPERA HOUSE

Friday and Saturday = "School
.Days"-Freckle-faced Wesley Barry.
the inimitable movie celebrity, will
grace the screen in his latest starring
vehicle, "School Days." made from
the Gus Edwards classic of the same
name. The very mention of the words
"School Days" holds an appeal for
young and old, and it is said that
every mother who has boys, every man
who remembers his boyhood, every hu-
man being who can thrill to the joys,
the disappointment, the pranks and
the glory of boyhood will gloat over
the trials and tribulations of Speck
Brown, better known to the screen
world as Wes' Barry. Briefly, the
story centers around a small town boy
who loves the old swimmin' hole and
his dog, Hippy, better than anything
else in the world. He meets a veal
thy uncle who sends him East to get
an education.
|. Monday Shadows of the Sea-
Local patrons of the screen will see
one of the most perfectly and impress
sively cast pictures ever produced.
Shadows of the Sea" is a Selznick
Picture which was produced under the
direction of Alan Crosland. In addi-
tiOn to the cast of principals appear
ing in support of the star, there has
been assembled one of the most re-
markable collections of marine types"
ever seen in a motion picture, includ-
ing practically everything from the
jolly young "tar" to the sodden old
salt" Some idea of the care which
has been exercised in the selection of
the people to play parts in the picture
is indicated by the fact that frankie
Mann, whose stage career in practi-
cally every branch of the amusement
profession has made her name known
in practically every town and hamlet
in the country, appears in one of the
minor roles.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-25

Benjamin F. Hickey.
Fifteenth Harry L. Seemans,
Harry H. Armstrong.
Additional Jurors
First Representative district-Frank
Clark.
Second-Carl ]. Barber.
Third-Alonzo Christy.
Fourth-Henry Stafford.
Fifth-Ezekial Boulden.
Sixth-Horace Wilson.
Seventh-William Moore.
Eighth-Herman Cook.
Ninth-William S. Armstrong.
Tenth-Walter Young.
Eleventh-John X. Butler.
Twelfth-Charles Metzgar.
Thirteenth-Thomas S. Fouracre.
Fourteenth-Robert C. Beardsley.
William A. Walton, Sr.
Oyer and Terminer
First Representative District
Harvey Rambo.
Second-Herman F. Emory, Frank
Barlow.
Third Victor Gebhart, Charles A.
Rudolph.
Fourth-James F. Casperson.
Fifth-Albert Sanders, William c.
Rayne, Jr.
Sixth-Joseph C. Brown, William
w. Talley.
Seventh-John Scarborough, Harlan
Webb.
William B. Little.
Ninth = George Grove, Ernest
Wright.
Tenth-Arthur Wise, Edwin S.Meg-
ginson.
William Holton.
Twelfth-Carlisle Spicer, Charles
Bowen.
Thirteenth-J.Harpe Carey, George
c. Burge.
Fourteenth-Douglas Conner.
Fifteenth-Joseph w. Hazel.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-25
AT THE PALACE THEATRE

Friday and Saturday-"The Bear
cat'-As a two-gun "bad man" "The
Bearcat," alias "The Singin' Kid"
turned out to be an awful oil can! He
could shoot 'em. Sure he could. He
said so himself. Loudly. Melodious-
ly. With rhyming verses and plenty
of 'em. But when it came to a show
down, he always shot the right man
and never the wrong one. Which isn't
HOyle's specifications for bad mans
regular conduct. Starting with that
and including a lot more, "The Bear
cat" UniversaPs offering, starring
HOot Gibson, will present both comedy
and drama. There ought to be world
of comedy in the situation of a man
singing about how mean he was and
failing to live up to the songi Lillian
Rich will be seen opposite Hoot. She
has been cast in other Universal pro-
ductions during the past year and a
half, coming before that from London,
where she starred in musical comedy.
Harold Goodwin, Charles French, Will
liam Buckley, Alfred Hollingsworth,
Fontaine LaRue, Jim Alamo, Joe Har-
ris and w. ]. Allen are other princi-
pal players to be seen.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Women
Men Love"-One of the best stories
ever seen on the screen. The photo
play goers of this town will be offered
at the Palace Theatre the Cashier su-
per-special "Women Men Love-"
Smyrna times., 1922-10-25

Miss Victoria Power for a number
of years a faithful teacher and high
ly esteemed citizen of Millington, Md,
died at her late home after a long
illness aged II years. She leaves a
sister Miss Annie Power, also a broth
er DR.. E. S. Power, of Philadelphia,
also half brother, DR.. ]. T. Power,
of Chestertown. Funeral services
were held at Chapel of Holy Cross P.
E. Church at Millington, on Monday,
October 16, at IL a. M, conducted by
DIR. Wilson Sutton. Interment at Mil
lington, Nd.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-25
NEW CASTLE COUNTY JURORS
PICKED FOR NOVEMBER COURT
HI. SEEMANS, H.H. ARMSTRONG,
w. A. WATSON AND ]. w. HAZEL
Jurors For General Sessions and Su-
periOr; Oyer & Terminer and Ad-
ditiOn Jurors Drawn Last Week

Petit jurors for the November term
of the Court of General Sessions, Su-
perior Court and Court of Oyer and
Terminer have been drawn by Jury
Commissioners Joseph C. Lawson and
John r. Lambson. The General Ses-
sions and Superior Court jurors will
report November 20, and the Oyer and
Terminer jurors will report November
27. The jurors follow:
General Sessions and Superior
First Representative district-Ed-
win E. Steele, John McClafferty.
Second-Joseph Sporrell, William
Winthrop.
Third-Patrick ]. O'Hara, James
Mason, Henry Wilson, William S.
Seward.
Fourth-Granville Hopes, Thomas
Dale, Leonard ]. Crawford, Charles
F. Bickta.
Fifth-Lester B. Haislett, Harry
Downey, Charles F. Hoffman.
Sixth-Wilson 7. Smith, Thomas H.
Dorman.
Seventh-William Mcdowell, John
H. Hanna, William E. Carpenter, AL
fred L. Craig.
Eighth-Arthur Whiteman, George
Knots.
Ninth-Daniel w. Forrest, William
Huggins.
Tenth-Charles Taylor, Jr., Peter G
Madden, James M. Gillin, ]. Ralph
Watts.
Eleventh-Warren o. Armstrong
Samuel Slack.
Twelfth-James E. Sadler, James
Husfelt.
| Thirteenth-Norman P.Ward, james
Money.
William H. Records
Smyrna times., 1922-10-25
Child's EyeIashes Bitten Off

Glen Herrick, noted scientist, says
Down south / saw reaches so bad,
they actually ate the eyelashes off a
sleeping child" Just another example
of these deadly pests. Reaches must
be wiped out for health's sakel Use
Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder. 10c
d 25c. Sold and guaranteed by
WILLIAM NORRIS, Smyrna, Del.
CLIFTON & JONES, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-25
PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

Finest work guaranteed. Prices
right. Leave orders with Mrs. Marion
Ccverdale, Smyrna, Del, or write L. c.
Dunn, Box 306, Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-25
FOR SALE

Old established and we'll paying
business in Smyrna, centrally located.
Address
SMYRNA TIMES OFFICE