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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
MrNyoN II STILL ALIVE AFTER
WEEK OF THRILLING AND
NARROWING EXPERIENCES

Col Earl Munyon. auctioneer and
rooming house proprietor. Is Of ths
opinion that his approaching birth,
day. which comes on the 18th OF
February. has dark forebodings. for
he has been the victim OF several an
eanny experiences the past week
which he trusts viii not continue in
definitely.
To begin with. his wife and sou
are away on a visit ia Iowa: his
partner. Roy Hopkins OF Bull. Is
Just recovering from a severe cold
Monday be was approached by a
gent who calmly informed him that
one OF the unoccupied Munyon build
ings east OF Yakima avenue on Main
street, was apparently on fire. He
dashed 10 the spot 10 find an intense
fire underway IN a metal eontainer
at the rear OF the building which
he extinguished before IL ignited the
wood below H. Boys lounging about
the premises the night before had
evidently been smoking and acct
dentaliy started the fire.
During the past week he was cali
ed out IN the middle OF the .ight
with the news that water from an
irrigation ditch was overlooking into
the cellar OF the Manyon building
occupied By the Wood Mercantile
and the Munyon rooms. II was nee
essary for him 20 force an entrance
into the Wood store and basement
and remove merchandise from posi-
Bile harm.
To date his latest narrowing ex-
perience was 10 escape from possible
death on Clear Lakes grade Tues
day. While he and his partner were
returning in Munyon's coupe from
auctioning sale on the northside
the car struck slick spot on the
south grade and started back Hop
kins jumped from the machine and
finally stopped It's do@nward jour
ney with a rock just a. one front
wheel OF the car was within a few
inches OF going over the grade with
MunyOn still az the wheel
Munyon has always believed ~
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31


The regular monthly meeting Of
the Shoshone Falls Pharmaceutical
association was held Tuesday after
noon at the Filler cafe. with 3 mem
beers in attendance representing the
druggists from Bull. Eden. Gooding.
Wendell. Hazelton. shoshOne. Twin
Falls and Filler. Glen Maddox OF
Cooding j. president OF the organiza-
ton and n. Thoreson OF Hazelton Is
! secretary.
Mrs. W. " Dwight OF Twin Fails
entertained with a luncheon Friday
afternoon In honor Of Miss Anita Ia
ker OF Chicago. a house guest OF Mrs.
r A. Dwight OF Filler. The guests
were seated at one large table hay-
ing for the centerpiece a crystal
basket OF marigolds These flowers
were also used effectively about the
rooms. The afternoon was spent
with music and Miss Baker. who Is
an accomplished reader. gave sew
eral readings which were highly ap-
preeiated. Guests from here inelud-
ed Mesdames r. A. Dwight. A. b
Wood and Arthur Z. Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs d. Z. Chapman enter
talned at their home Wednesday
evening OF last week in honor OF the
latters sister. Mrs. Ida NJ Allen who
Is leaving today for her home IN
Michigan. Invited guests included
Messrs. and Mesdames George Leon
ard. d. l. Beamer. Charles Fox. E. p
Poison. r. F. Moore. T. d. connor.
A. B. Wood. Carl Moeller. l. G. Hill.
DR.. and Mrs. Armes. George Erhardt.
and Miss Van Akin. On Monday
evening OF this week. the Chipmans
entertained Dr. and Mrs r. A.
Dwight. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wood and
Miss Anita Baker. complimentary TO
MS. Allen.
Mrs. Lois Anderson will be INSTALL
ed as worthy matron OF Filler chapter
No. 40. order OF the Eastern Star.
at a meeting TO be held al Masonic
hall Friday night of this week At
the time OF the regular installation
OF officers in December Mrs Ander-
son was at the bedside OF her mother
who is III at Los Angeles necessitat-
ing the pOstponement OF her instaila-
ton as head Of the chapter
The literary department Of the
Filler Woman's club met Tuesday aft
ernoOn at the home OF Mrs {. W.
Case. Mrs. II. II. Schildman. chair
man OF the department. presided
Mrs George Patten gave a paper on
Educational Systems OF Scotland -
Mrs. A. n. Holmes told OF "Supersti-
tious Customs in Scotland" and Mrs
A A Newberry gave a paper on the
life and works OF James NJ Barrie A
complete review OF Peter Pan" was
given by Mrs. A. J. Daum. and a re-
view OF Sentimental Tommy was
given by Mrs. l.. II Brown. The de-
partment adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Schildman. Tuesday. Febru-
airy IL.
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was a lucky number aud oddly a. Il
may seem he still Is OF the same
opinion. for his partner is about well
his wife coming home. he put out
the fire. stopped the overflow OF wa
ter In the Wood basement and Is
thankful 10 BE- alive after his fright
ening auto experience. His appar-
ent bad luck Is In reality good luck
which. as BENJAMIN Franklin might
have said. Is usually the case with
all our seeming misfortune.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-31
LOCAL BREvITIES

Mr.. ana Mrs. G. n. Shearer spent
the weekend in Salt Lake City.
Elmer Cooper is confined TO his
home by an attack Of grippe.
b. II. link has purchased the
Phelps forty. which adjoins his
ranch.
The best Minstrel troupe ever
through here at Gem Feb. 6.-adv.
Mrs. Elmer Z. Aman has been IN
at her home here the past week, but
is now recuperating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Kreigh and
family OF Bull took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Skies. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson and
children OF Wendell visited at the
Cooper home over Sunday.
Tommy. the young son OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. F. Aiworth. has been i'll at
the family home near Curry. but Is
now improved in health.
Glen Wright OF Blackfoot. Idaho
assumed the duties OF principal. at
Cedar Draw school. on Monday. jan
uary 2s.
e. B. Fowler. proprietor OF the
Peoples Market. has gone to southern
California TO visit his aged mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Williams re-
turned last week from a visit OF sew
eral weeks duration in the middle
west.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the annual meeting. OF the Idaho
Producers union. held in Twin
Falls Monday.
Colored Minstrels at Gem wednes-
day. February 6.-adv.
w Fenwick and brother-in-laws.
w. L.. and G. n. Martin, will occupy
the Kate Friedman ranch, the COM
ing year. made vacant by the re-
moval of ]. NJ. Stevens
James Scilley. manager OF the
Amalgamated Sugar Company's plant
at Twin Falls was a business caller
here Saturday.
Members OF the Tuesday night
dancing club enjoyed another OF the
seasons frolics at the /. o. o. F. hall
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Munyon of 2lO
East F. street, Wilmington. Cal, an
nounce the birth of a son, Murray,
born Wednesday. January %.
Joseph Mahlon is the name that
ha no flx var rfCpd
born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Hammer
quist, January 81.
Noah Musser has rented the NJ. +.
Finch place near Twin Falls. and to-
gether with the members of his fam
lily moved to his new home Monday
of this week.
Advertise your wants in The Re
cords classified section. The cost OF
an average ad in that column is about
80 cents. Adv.
Everyone is just as interested in
The Records classified section as you
are. Judged by the cost and results 1t
is the best salesman in this commun-
ity Give il a trial next week. Adv.
Radio receiving set installations
recently made locally include one at
the home of J. f. Kalbfleisch resid-
ing southwest of town. and one at the
apartments of c. /. Reberger In the
Munyon rooms.
Mrs. John S. Gourley assisted in
the grading of eighth grade examina-
tion papers In the office Of the county
superintendent OF schools all of last
week.
A colored Minstrel troupe of nine
people will play Gem theatre Wed
nesday, Feb. 6. This troupe plays
the Orpheum theatre of Twin Falls
Monday and Tuesday night and hav-
ing an open date will give Filler peo-
pile a chance to see one of the best
minstrel troupes through here.-adv
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AiARoA NOTES

MAROA. Jan. 3o-The Mentor club
gave a farewell dance for AR. and
Airs John Stevens a. their home.
one night last week.
Mrs. r. J. Diehi has been seriously
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13


Hoy me he levantado con deseos dt
escribirte, mi buena Pepifa, porqus
he pensado que es tempo de enviarts
mi fehcitaci6n de Pascuas, .Recibela
saturada de mi sincere carifo y que
ts encuentre en- perfecta "paz" CO.
mo segdn Las Escrituras cumple ga
los de buena voluntad'' Buena, bue-
ma Pepifa, estas bien LENA til de bue
ma voluntad.
iC6mo SO nos escurren los dias
Pienso que hace cortisimo tempo que
recibimos como afo nuevo al 1924
va es viejo: va lie despedimos El
otro dia en- nisa nos decia ell cura
que estamos en- Adviento simbolzan-
do este la epoca. antes de la venida
del Mesias. volvemos conmemorar
la venida de Cristo.y habra fiestas en-
las iglesias y en- los hogares, y los
corazones cristianos deberan henchir-
Sc de amor y gratitud a Aquel que
vino ensefiarnos ell camino. Y aquel
quien NADIA puede sorprender, vera
apenado, al fiar su mirada en- nos
otros, que una de las semillas que de-
jo en- la terra lie ofrece parcos fru-
tos. Aquella que dice "anaos los unos
a los otros' -Pero no, no te asus-
tes, amiga mia; no sligo por ahi, que
puede no gustarte y no ME PEGA.
Colo tn carta ultima de la que ailn
no he contestado algunos parrafos.
Me dices que escasamente encuentras
un numeto, de los periodicos que tie
envio donde no Sc de noticias, con
lujo de detalles, de algin hecho cri-
lninal ocurrrido en- la isla. Bien saba
yo que te llamaria la atencion ESQ
LA ola criminal la ola de crime
nes'', (iqu6 Sc yoll vociferan algunos
diarios en- tipo grueso en- su primera
pagina. Yo te aseguro que mo leo
esas cosas nj a tiros, porque, para que?
No quiero sembrar yerbas malas er
el subconsciente Pero aqui, Siguien-
do la practica de los peri6dicos amc-
ricanos, han dado ahora algunos nues-
tros en- atraer toda la atencion del
publico hacia cualuuier hecho desgra.
ciado y. en- tonos tales que ha habido
alguna alarma. La Association Fe.
minista Educativa'' tomo acuerdo de
dirigirse a esos periodicos solicitando
finamente no detallaran tanto las
informaciones de aQuella indole. Yo
creo Gque mucho me gusta opinar y
que esa es otra cosa en- que debe in
niscurse Ell gobierno Debe prohibirse
la publication de todas esas debihda-
des fracasos humanos 5No Sc to-
man mucho cuidado para evitar al
pueblo Ell contagio de la viruela, del
titus, de la tuberculosis, de la peste,
de la lepra7 Pues " ell triste contagio
ael robo, de asesinatos, de violacio-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13
Cartas de Clara Felicia

i mes? Para mi los periodicos no Sc han
dado cuenta del NAL que pueden ha-
Ger con esas informaciones Las nue.
vas teorias del poder del subconscien-
tie me han convencido mi de todo el
que Sc hace. Tenia yo grandes deseos
de que Sc acabara de hablar de Leo.
peld Loeb, esos infelces desequiii-
brados No quise leer NADIA de ellos.
pero tuve que oir los diversos comen-
tarios
Tambien me dices que siempre que
vas algin parque te haces la
misma pregunta ''GPor que no habra
hermosos parques en- Puerto Rico?"
ESQ mismo nos preguntamos todos los
que salimos de aqui. Para mi no hay
TERRA mas preciosa que la mia STEM
pre- digo: Lo Iinico que me neva-
ria para mi isla es este Parque Cen
trail este Luxemburgo este Retro. -
Ahora va tenemos, todavfa en- NOM
bre, dos tres parques en- San Juan.
veremos cuando serviran para solaz
del pueblo. Tambien hay varios par
ques. escolares donde juegan los mu
chachos. Lo que no me explico es la
faita de provision de la administra-
cion municipal en- los ultimos veinte
amos. Como hace tantos que faitas
de Puerto Rico, no has visto 10 que
ha aumentado ell radio de Santurce.
Sc ha construido mucho; pero hay que
yer la urbanizacion. Cualquiera que
te1lia o tiene un pedacito de TERRA 10
divide en- solares con una calle Isl al
canza) callejon, Y, hsto, un barrio
mas en- Santurce TIE acuerdas de dom
de viva Ell Juez McCleary? Pues mas
ALA esta todo urbanizado. Han apro-
vechado hasta el lltimo palmo de te-
rreno las Gales que hubieran podido
ser avenidas bordeadas de arboles son
bastante estrechas. Es decir, que dis
ia mucho de ser 10 que hubiera po-
dido ser. GNo crees tn que Ell muni-
cipio debe tomar medidas para evil
tar ESQ en- 10 futuro? A mi me pare
ce cue en- cada extension de terreno
que Sc vaya a urbanizar debe dejarse
un trozo para plazuela plaza que
sirva de sitio de recreo los vecinos;
las Gales deben ser de mas de diez
metros de ancho y ell duefio del lote
debe sembrar arboles al dividir los
solares Figlirate la Gale del Parque |
Ahora con las guaguas tene muchi-
simo trafico Y los viandantes estan
expuestos a cada paso ser atropella-
dos. 5Donde estaba la provision de
este municipio al consentir una Gale
estrecha sin aceras, que de SECURE
en- Ell porvenir habria de ser de mucno
trafico? Y por que no hacer remediar
pronto Ell 6afio?
En- fin, no quiero entretenerte mas.
Contigo. parece que me dan cuerda.
GQue te van a traer los Reyes? LQue
lie traeran Puerto Rico7 veremos 81
don Antonio y los suyos son buenos
padrinos v vienen (ya estan en- Wash
ington) con las manos llenas.
Tuya,
CLARA FELICIA.
n;o TX ,oot
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DESDE COAMO

1
oe carretera la salida para Ponce,
ohra que seguiraan adelante hasta en-,
palmar con la Jurisdiction de Juana
Diaz ee s'ss -'- 81. q 4 3 &.
Estre trayecto de carretsea sera EN-
oreado muy pronto, trabajo qne hace
mucha falta, pues asi los viajeros no
sufriran tantas molestias como ofrece
ahora Ia carretera,
NovENARIo: ~
Con toda pompa v esplendor Sc h,n
celenrado en- esta parroquia de San
Bias, las tradicionales novenas de
nuestra sonora de la Purfsima Honcep-
cion' resultando todo ell novcnario
muy animado y concurrido. Las campa
mas han estado tambien muy alegres
.aVlsando los feligreses ell cumrlimien
to del deber. Felicitamos 4 la presi-
denta de la congregation de Hijas de
Maria, La seforita Carlotita Rivera.
que tan enthusiastic es por las muchas
inlc-at1vas que desplega para hacer
mas bella y hermosa la congregation
que tan dignamente preside.
oTRA coNFERENcIA:
cuando ibamos para una conferen-
c1a escolar a las escuelas Franklin. Sc
nos informo que dicho acto Sc habia
suspendido, Y al tornar la vista vimos
que en- Ell edifcio de las escuelas Hos
tos habia mucha gente. La curiosidad
nos llevo hasta aquel sitio, viendo
ALI unos cuantos profesores I'm
considerable ndmero de padres Ell ac-
to estaba casi por terminarse, pues
habia empezado temprano
Hablamos con ell principal de las es
cuelas Franklin senior Francisco Del
gado y gracias SUI cortesia vamos
dar la siguiente information:
Directiva electa:
Presidente senior Ramon A. Rodri-
gIez; Vice Presidente, sefior AlfreIo
Alfonso; Secretaria Tesorera, sefora
Angela Anselmi de Cianchini; v voca
les senores Rafael Andino, Eduardo
Huertas y Elena Irizarry.
Tomaron participation pronuncian-
do discursos en- la conferencia ell doc
tor Jose A. Lenauzo, quien vino de
Ponce expresamente la misma, Ell Sc
nor Rafael Andino Ell senior Mora
les. inspector de las escuelas.
Ell corresponsal que suscribe lamen-
ia no poder informar detalladamente
los importantes particulares tratados
en- dicho acto publico, debido a que
ignoraba completamente la celebration
de la referida conferencia del edifcio
Hostos, cuyas escuelas son muy i'm
portante, dando las gracias a la vez
al sefior Delgado por su amabilidad y
cortesia.
c0RPEEpnNgAT
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EsCoLAR;


termno municipal, Sc celebro una i'm
portante conferencia de Padres Macs
tros, iniciada por los profesores sefio-
rita Aurelia Quintero los sefiores 10
se Gonzalez Quesada Felipe Colon
bani, acto que dio principle a las 7
?. M. con una gran concurrencia DE-
padres y con un discurso de aperture.
por ell professor sefior Jose Gonzalez.
Despues de explicados todos los por-
memories de la conferencia, Sc proce-
di6 elegir la directiva de la asocia-
cion, siendo electos las siguientes per
sonas:
Presidente, senior Cleto Colon; Vice
Presidente, senior Martin Colon; Sc
cretario, senior Jose Gonzalez; Teso-
rera, seforita Petronila de Jesiis vo
Gales seiores Jose Maria TIRES. En-
carnacion Torres saturnino Vargas.
Una vez terminado este acontec!
miento, en- ell que reino mucha armo-
MA, ell professor graduado senior Leo
nardo Vargas. pronunci6 un elocuente
y soberbio discurso, sucediendole en-
ei uso de la paIabra su compahero
seiior Cerezo, maestro de Manual Train
ing, sin que dejemos de mencionar
una composition escrita que fue ieida
por ell professor sefor F. Colombani, ii
tulada LA Escuela debe ser un Cen
tro de Placer.
Los maestros de esta poblaci6n ba-
theron Ell record, pues tambien esta-
ban ALI ell senior Abelardo A. Coim-
bre, que por sus entusiasmos en- Ia
instruction 10 mismo que ell Sr. Var
gas, estan Hamados a desempefiar i'm
portantes cometidos en- la instruction
quien hizo un discurso brillante, de
gran ejecutoria, terminando la confe-
rencia ell senior Jose L. Santiago, pro-
fesor de agriculture, que dio detalles
de los pormenores de su ramo.
Las escuelas dan una prueba de su
progreso cultural. Este corresponsal
no tiene que pedir NADIA, pues todo es.
ia regido por elementos de saber Y
de responsabilidad. Mi deber es esperar
al tempo, deseando que todo resulte
Ibrillante, prospero feliz.
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.oBRAs PUBLIcAs:

Por Ell Departamento de Obras Pii-
blicas y a cargo del competente ms
pector de carreteras senior Fernando
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A PONCE:

Esta disfrutahdo de una licencia y
marcho al hospital "san Lucas" de
Ponce donde ha sufrido. una .sdslica-s
ga operaci6n quirurgica la senora Do
lores seda de Rosario, profesora de
Ia escuela del Puebito Nuevo, ha-
liandose fuera de todo peligro 10 que
sinceramente .celebramos.
Intervino en- dicha operacion Ell illus
ire gelane v muy conocido ciruiano.
doctor R. Lopez Nussa, quien ha OBJ
tenido otro de los muchos triunfos de
su prestigiosa carrera m6dica.
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coRREsPoNsAL.
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CLARA FELICIA

OA14AAN&A z 414I4O4k1s
Die. is, 1924.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-25
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to decree rendered and enter.
ed of record September 2, 1924 in the
Chancery Court of Randolph County,
Arkansas, in which II. ii. Myer was
plaintiff and II. Il. Carter and Claudia
Carter, defendants, and Joe ). Decker,
defendant and cross complainant,
against his co-defendants and the
Dlaintiff. |, as commissioner of said
Court. appointed as such by said de-
cree. will on the 18th day of October,
1924, at the Courthouse In POcahOntas,
Arkansas. offer for sale at public out
cry to the highest bidder upon a credit
of three months, with approved person
al security and retention of lien upon
property sold, the following described
real estate and personal property situ-
ated in Randolph County, Arkansas
tO-wit:
All of Lots One a., Two (2) and
Three (3) in Block Three (3), and a
part of Lot Seven 90, described as
follows: A strip of said Lot No. Z,
40 feet wide on Spring Street, and ex-
tending nOrtheasterly TO a point at
intersection with a dividing line be-
tween Lots No. 2 and No. Z, all OF
said lots being in Block No. Three (3)
and In the town Of Ravenden Springs,
Arkansas.
And that following the sale of the
above described real estate but at the
same place the same time as nearly as
may be, and If need be to satisfy said
decree, | will also offer for sale the
following described property in said
County and State, tO-wit.
An undivided One-half interest in
and to the Bailey and Eye Spring, said
Springs being known as the upper and
middle springs, and also a one-half
interest in and TO the Western Electric
Light Plant at the Southern Hotel
Said two properties will be then
offered for sale as whole, and II the
bid therefore equals or exceeds the
sum Of the two bids for said properties
when offered separately the bid for
both properties will be accepted Said
property will be sold without right Of
redemption. Ben +. Mays,
Z 81. Commissioner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-25
EAST MAYNARD

We enjoy the news letters. Make
'em snappy.
G. W. Wells and family have return
ed from a visit at Tulsa, Okla.
Are you preparing to attend our
county fair? Well, you should.
The Academy is progressing nicely
with about ninety pupils in attendance.
Miss Nellie johnson, who is teach
ing in Clay county, spent Sunday at
home.
l.. A. Weaver has painful sore on
his hand which is keeping him from
work these days.
X. II. Black and family of Harris
berg, ILL.,, and Mrs. J.. &. Talbot and
sons Of Naylor, Mo-, Sundayed with ].
L. Talbot and family.
The Baptist Association at Maynard
was well attended. Among others. we
noticed Ed Young and Wesley james
from below Pocahontas.
Cotton will be opening here within a
short time. The worms did no dam.
age hut the crop will be short. though
Randolph county will raise lots of
feed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-25
In MEAIORIAM

Adopted by St. Paul's Branch No. 476
G. h. Of A.
Whereas, in view of the loss sus-
tained by the deceased of our friend
and brother, Albert Frankenberger.
who died Sept. Sth, 1924, and the still
heavier loss sustained by those who
are nearest and dearest to him: there
fore, be it resolved that It is but "A
tribute to the memory of the departed
TO say that in regretting his removal
from our midst we mourn for one who
was in every way worthy of our re-
spect and regards.
Therefore, be it resolved, that we
sincerely cOndOle with those who are
nearest and dearest to the deceased.
on the dispensatiOn with which Il has
pleased Divine, Providence TO afflict
them, and commend them for consola-
tion to Him who orders all things for
the best and whose chastisements are
meant in mercy
Therefore, be il further resolved
that this heartfelt testimonial of our
sympathy and sorrow be sent to the
family, and he published in the Star
Herald and the Guardian, a copy read
to the hereayed family and also put
On records Of this branch.
Martin Jansen,
William J. DcClerk.
Mrs. +. J. Baltz,
Committee,
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-25
BIGGERS

Our cotton gins are ready for the
harvest but the cotton around here
has not opened yet.
Mrs. Eva Abbott of Pocahontas is
here visiting her father and attending
the protracted meeting.
Rev. c. Il. Fain and wife of Walnut
Ridge were here last week visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Leonard POindexter.
Miss Lora Tinker Of Walnut Ridge
was here the last of the week visiting
her friend, Mrs. Leonard Poindexter.
Mrs. Ira Kuykendall fell violently
i'll at her home here last Saturday.
DIR. Smith was called and she is going
about again.
The revival at the Methodist church
which is being conducted by Cooper
and Ellis is progressing very nicely.
Four confessions to date and great in.
terest is being manifested.
DIR. o. Smith went to Oklahoma last
week in answer to a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness Of his
brother-in-law, Rev. o. Il. Billingsley.
Word was received later of Bro. Bill
lingsleys death.