Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Ingram

Farmers In this locality are making
slow progress with their farm work.
There is quite an epidemic of colds
among the people of this section.
The Palestine congregation has just
received a shipment of fifty new song
books for the coming singing season.
O. NJ Mock made business trip to
Maynard last Saturday morning.
Mrs Bob Howard and children, to-
gether with married son, are moving
on G. H. Mock's farm where they will
farm this year.
We had large attendance at ser
vices last Sunday which proves to MS
that interest is growing stronger in
our Sunday school work.
J Il. Condict, our good merchant,
was in Pocahontas last week after mer-
chandise for his store.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hayes has been real sick for the
PAST week but is reported better at
this date.
Roland Morris and family of POca-
hontas spent last Sunday at this place
guests of friends and relatives. R0-
land was a welcome visitor at Sunday
school services.
The farmer who endeavors to raise
more eats for the family and more feed
stuff for his live stock and dem off on
cotton will enjoy real life at home
around the fire side with his good wife
and children, but the man who don't
will be singing early next fall "Sho
Pity Lord"
A. Il. Davis and wife had business
| in POcahontas first of last week, but
we fear they had a damp trip Of It,
Doc Shaver of Reyno spent a short
visit in this locality last week with
his friends and relatives.
Several from here attended the pro-
gram at Vernon last Friday night and
reported real good time which speaks
well for our home talent
Rector and G. G. Davis went TO May
nard last Saturday on business. G. G..
said he started ont on the narr0wway
and then got on the broadway. then on
the highway and then came home the
nearway.
Say there you. East Maynard, our
records show that this is two times
you have had something to say about
The Dalton and Ingram fun display,
but listen "Big Boy you should not
| let this hot air trouble you when YOU
have already burnt your mustache off
plum to the skin whistling "hot time in
the old town tonight"
Uncle Jim ByO, the timber foreman
TO rthe Wrape Timber Co.. has been
transferred from this to another job
and Charlie 0'Neal is now the new
foreman.
Luther (Muxy) Shaver and wife
were at Sunday services at this place
and were dinner guests with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe NJ. Shaver and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. Bicker, one of our good citizens
and farmers, was in Maynard last Sat
urday with his last loads of the 1926
cotton crop.
Say boys, it is about time we build
ing committee start our building plans
for our new school house. Although
the weather and road conditions are so
bad that nothing can be hauled hut
we may get together and work out
plans and cost.
A. A. Shaver and family of Middle
brook were visiting in this section the
latter part of last week with friends
and relatives.
4 Gov. Martineau made strong fight
for the passage of the income tax bill
that filed to function which bill would
have been strong source in furnishing
much needed financial aid for the cdu-
cating of our boys and girls. Sorry to
know that the bill was postponed in
definitely.
Athol Early of Vernon was a busi-
ness visitor to this place last Monday
afternoon.
J. NJ. Shaver and family spent last
Monday night the guest of his parents,
Uncle Tom and Aunt Sarah Shaver,
and other relatives