The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-26
MONROE NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK.

while the earth remaineth, seed
time and harvest. and cold and heat,
and summer and winter and day and
night shall not cease Genesis g.
%.
This blessed promise is being full
filled today in our perfect seedtime
and the promise Of harvest makes
the labor lighter, and the farmers
are content and happy as they fol-
low the rows Of mellow soil and re-
place the seed in moist beds Of this
wonderful soil. Let us be thankful
Mr.. Steve Collier is able 20 be up
again after an attack Of appen-
dicitis
The Shallowatcr baseball team
came over 90 play our boys last We'd
nesday evening and brought some
charming lady fans with them. but
on account Of misunderstanding,
as TO date, our boys failed to appear.
Mrs. Ward Grim spent last Satur-
day in Lubbock, and visited her sis
ter. Mrs Shipman Of Union, who is
in n sanitarium, where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Smith. who lives on the Ruff
US Bundy place, has returned from
Lubbock, where she had been under
treatment We are glad 10 welcome
Mr.. and Mrs Smith 10 our COM
munity.
The many friends Of FINS W.
Vaughn, are rejoicing and congratu-
lating him on his success in the
schoolwork and his graduation at
Lubbock high on last Friday evening.
/ A.. -. "A a
man in every respect, and we claim
him as one of our boys az Monroe,
because he attended school here be-
I fore going TO Lubbock. and the en-
tire community loves and respects
him.
Little Miss Ona Lee Teal celebrat-
ed her eighth birthday on May 2lst,
at the beautiful Teal home and the
many friends who attended were en-
! thusiastic over the good time and the
delicious refreshments which all en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Long and chill
dren. Miss Mable and Master Worthy
Intended church in Lubbock on the
s7cond Sunday and were accompan-
led home by Mr.. Longs mother.
Mr.. Earl Lavender and Miss Lille
Barber and Miss Ora Carr visited
Leola Cox on last Sunday afternoon.
There was real Gospel feast in
{ the two sermons delivered here on
last Sunday by Brother S. A. Ribble,
and many heard him. His subject
before noon was 1.-THE Heart of a
Man" and he gave proof that il is
the understanding Of man. Then IN
the afternoon he gave lesson on
THE New Man." the new name CIV
en- TO the disciples Of the new church
which Christ built--the new religion
which astonished the Jews, leaving
all the old laws before the Gospel
/ was preached. as not pertaining TO
us who live in this Christian dis
pensation.
Messrs. W. S. and A. J. Clark and
the following named beautiful and
charming young ladies, namely, Miss
es Stella Brown, Lena Darby, Leta
Witt. and Mrs. Hightower. all of
Lubbock. attended church here last
Sunday and were diner guests at the
George Robinson home.
Bro. S. A. Ribble, wife and baby.
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Payne, were
dinner guests in the George Robin
son home last Sunday.
l Mr.. Ed Gillette and wife had for
dinner guests last Sunday, Mr.. VIII
Robinson and wife. and their pretty
little daughtre. Ola
Misses Tommy Barber and Flora
and Lois Matheny. were calling on
Thelma Stephenson last Sunday az
ternoon.
Mr.. Williams and family, Mr..
Clark and family. and others whose
names ! failed TO get. from Aber-
nathy, attended church here last
Sunday.
Mesdames Mary Mcbride and J,
c. Green OF Lubbock. attended
church here Sunday, and were din
ner guests in the home of Mrs. T. II.
Cox.
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