Smyrna times., 1941-11-20

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of his father, the latter moving to
Clayton.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
will meet at the residence of Mrs.
It. B. Megear, Tuesday evening,
November "a.
Put salt on the clinkers in your
stove or range while they are hot,
after raking down the fire, and it
will remove them.
The congregation of Centennial
Church are to have Grand
Orange Sociable and Lecture" on
Thanksgiving evening.
The THERMOMETER made a sud-
den dip last Notwithstanding this
morning at % degrees and winter
putting on a tightening grip.
L. T. Davis residing in the Alley,
had valuable young horse badly
damaged last week, by getting
caught in a barbed wire fence.
Alexander FAIRIES and his success
sors, William A. and I. H. FAIRIES,
have since they started business in
1881, buried about 9,40O persons.
The harvest is past, the granar-
les full, and the boom is well on its
way, that is to make everybody
prosperous-if it don't get side
tracked.
According to the report of the
Secretary of Agriculture the pro-
ruct of the farms of the United
States is worth $7000,000 more
this year than last.
BY the bursting of his gun while
hunting in the vicinity of Blackbird
Monday, William Orr, of Whining
ton, sustained painful injury
which necessitated the amputation
of two fingers of his left hand
All the members of the several
classes of the "Deestrict Skule, >
are requested to meet at the Opera
House tomorrow, Thursday even-
ing, at $50. All are wanted. Don't
forget the time, half past 6 o'clock
The Auxiliary Society of st
Peters Church will have a social
entertainment on Friday evening
Miss Clara Wilson will sing a solo
composed by DR.. Dwight, accom-
panied by string quartette from
the Arion orchestra.
President Harrison and Governor
Reynolds issued their annua
Thanksgiving messages on the
same day. Governor Reynolds is
brief but wholly to the point anc
Mr.. Harrison's will take rank with
the best that have ever been issued
from the White House.
Chrysanthemums-and they are
of almost infinite variety-are the
fashionable flowers now. These
little recurring ideas have theil
uses, and as they cannot well bt
abused they hurt nobody, ane
should be encouraged. The culti
walton of the beautiful in art or ma
ture will always have a beneficial
effect. Philadelphia and Whining
ton have been wild over their grea
shows.
Advance in Brooms-The broom
corn market is excited by reports O.
an effort, of a combination in th
West to get control of the market
In its object the combination i
said to be greatly aided by the GRO
being short and the fact that yer,
little stock was left over from las
year. Reports say the new crop
estimated at not over one-third O
the usual amount. Brooms hav
advanced twenty-five cents per do2
en- at wholesale.
We published an item about tn
great loss of hogs about Leipsi
and in other places, last week. M
Andrew Sisco tells us he read
recipe that was tried out West
few years ago with good result
and several weeks ago cured no
in his pen with the same remed,
1t is simply fine cut tobacco. H
gave his hog table spoon full ono
q day for a week in its food an
in about two weeks it was well. H
thinks a spoon full once a week @
well hogs would be a good preve1
tive.
The protracted meeting &
Friendship Church, conducted b
Rev. Mr.. Reese which has been {
steady interest, was run over int
this week. The work of revival hs
been largely among the young me
of Thoroughfare Neck, a numbe
of whom having been brought int
the church. The meetings of Re-
II. K. Stephenson at Severson
Church which was quite successf,
closed on Sunday with an additio
of tWenty-Six names to the ch,,rc