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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18

- 8lAI0s
~ iaihof loafs half Of the
tlna although he b perfectly
uhie a. snake q good living for
tiw family and mother seems so
discouraged that there Is mo-
piFaNuFp u bring home. have
heen noing with q nice boy for
aeFarai uionths. am not crazy
ahali him bui I like him a lot
mma he wants o. marry me.
~ gom think Il would solve
40 pgublem Go marry him and
go assay from home with all Of
iiN ruluplicationE7
Bess.--FloTida.
Answsn
enn understand how dis
cusnmnnd yuu set over your
hn2xe situation and l know that
lusf auch circumstances as sur
fsaina you ere the cause Of dozens
- nilia foolishly marrying the
llra bfy who comes along and
aaks them. only 30 find cat that
thes Mrc in . worse mess, then,
than thcy we're before.
MarriaEe a. . boy you know
nafhinn shout and one who does
me- make enough "a support you
h . bad enough risk. bat when
ynm Admit that YOU are not in
hive with him. that Is almost
eeftmin reason for such a mar
Fisgr o. be- = failure.
4 thinEE set too unbearablc
a heme. ne thing % do Is TO get
= 30 away from your home
t0mn and 1--we where YOU can
have = certain degree Of peace
w1ua haupincss Perhaps your
fbfhFf will shoulder his response
biiitf Il yuu are not there 10 do
a o. him
u ~ had been q loyal father
- fnu and bad worn himself out
An ave advantages and educa-
SON q would be- your duty to
sons ~ ne matter how dis
nNfntable "a seemed There is
~ wnse IN u Rlri giving up all
~ piea1ufe and iun Of youth 10
sapfsfi gnod-fof- noting. lazy
iMtlsNf oT ~ take over his home
AaIaINMa
uunt make tha horrible mis-
t@AH - ifYtna 20 escape from
$3.50 aiinstiuu by marriage.
There b. uuthing more UNI
tNaIhhlF Than q lOveleSs mar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18
mon da Costa director generaD.

mon da Costa director generaD.
Heron Dobingos (announcer).
Asapress-Paulo Lavrador.
Associated PreSs-Evaldo Mon
teiro de Castro.
United PreSs-William Winston
Copeland.
Time-William w. White.
Department of State-Charles
V. Hurtado international publ
cations).
Joseph R. O'Donnell (still pho
tographer).
Alan Fished (newsreel photog-
rapher).
1t. Andrew Burt (ncwSrccl
photographer.
1t. Andrew Burt (ncWsrecl
photographer, U. S. Army Signal
Corps.
Secretaries washington and
New York only:
For the Brazilian Embassy =
Yedda Macedo.
For the Department of State
Eugcnia Sheats.
DlariO de PernambuCo-AnibaI
Fernandes.
SOmbra-Walter QuadrOS.
Carlos MoskovicS photograph
err.
Cruzeiro-Jean Macon (photog-
rapher).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18
THE YELLOW ELDER
BY A. H. ANDREWS

Known botonicdllY Tecomu stems. this Of five
Tecomd species including both shrubs frequently
in Florida gudens and also Texus The Yellow Elder
strong growing shrub: leaflets opposite from five to
ucumnute with decotoy seruted edges and
up three inches in length profse fu boomer with lrge
clusters OF deep yellow fragrant bulor flowers obout M
inches in length One Of the snowy towering shrubs OF
South Florida qurdens. of which Boley soys: s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18

BY SAUL PETIT AP Newsfeatures Writer
NEW YORK-USO. which kept mony CT laughing when
there wos nothing to laugh about hos back e this
time to fill the void between the peucetme soldier and The
cvion.
United Service Organizations Inc completely died
but last spring just few gusps away from extinction
had been deoctvoed the previous january. It's odnn-
srove soff down and secretary It's
urY had slumped to obtained from the
OF furniture when that USO would have died
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18

The water level of Lake Gene.
va, Switzerland, this year wss
the lowest recorded in . ccnia-
ry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18

riage and if Mr.. Right should
come along after you have tied
yourself up TO the wrong man,
your worries of today would
seem as naught compared to what
they would be then.
Good Luck,
LOUISA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18

The 35,440-ton America" is
the largest American-flag pas
senger ship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18
iOUISA'S LETTER

am qTl who hos Job but have satisfaction at home
"a impossible money because there many in
need lhnqs and think should lend my money
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18

Deposits of iron ore have lnsn
found in Labrador
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-18

The title Dom was applied to
the Pope in the middle ages.
, 1949-09-30
cROIX

ST. CROIX ...
theny's Hotel are most promi-
nent. The other scenes showed
one of St. Thomas, one Saint
John and one Of Virgin Gorda.
On the Ninth page, Islands of
the Lesser Antilles; the tenth,
Trinidad, Curacao and Toba-
, 1949-09-30

appealed to Attorney Almeric
Christian who took up the
case and demanded the i'm
mediate arrest of the boys and
prosecuted the case with such
vigor that Judge Canegata fl
nally held the boys for the
higher court.
Attorney Christian, declined
an appointment as defense
attorney because of his part
in bringing the youths to JUS
tice for their crime.
A criminal charge against
Cornelius Lucas, known as
"One Hand DAM, was dismiss
ed when he admitted that he
had removed wearing apparel
, 1949-09-30
YOUTHS !.

and her girl friend, Olive Par
ris, were talking to two friends
who had escorted them home
from the Theatre on the night
of June Z. Suddenly two of the
boys after threatening their
companions, gagged Bernice
and hauled her away through
a blacksmith shop and into a
pasture; while the other two
went after Olive, who ran
screaming, thus attracting the
attention of her mother. The
Police was summoned and a
preliminary investigation was
made but the matter rested
until THE mother of the girl
, 1949-09-30

from the room of Keturah
Mills, who had failed to keep
a date with him as promised.
The girl said she had no de-
sire to have him punished but
wanted payment for the things
he failed to return. She was
informed that the Court was
not a collecting agency and the
case was dismissed.
The case of Lionel James
versus Lowell Schuster, was
dismissed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
"Satin-Tress"
Is New Look
For Women

Madam c J Walker Manu-.
lactune Company. creators oi
Sa.u-TtcSS now and sensa.
tonal advancement in haI cud-
turc. VIII conduct dcmonStra-
'ons and clinic in Detroit
from January 3rd through the
18TH l949 Il was announced
this week The purpose VIII he
20 teach Detroit bcautlclanS this
latest development IN hair Gull
tutc
Tho demonstrations will he
conducted bv Mrs Marjorie Ste
Wart Jovncr national supervisor
- M8dam {. J Walker Col
leccs Of Beauty Culture. Tho
clinic and demonstrations will
be ncld AZ Ruhy's School Of
CosmotoloGv 233 z Hancock.
here IN Detroit
The demonstration and clinic
Wlll he open only 10 licensed
heautclans who arc the only
persons who can hold SATIN Tress
ocrmi's.
Interested persons arc askeo
10 contact Puhv's School .of Cos.
netolnev. TIE 2-80lf which IS
owned hv Rubv Tumble well
known and outstanding Detroit
poau,ician
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

studded IN rhineNtones Her cor
sage .ol roscS and carnations. add
cd a pleasing contrast
In the receiving line with Mrs.
Bowman was Mis- FlorIc Moore
IN stunning emerald green sat-
IN gown. q hallerIna length. long
sleeves and q portrait nccklne.
with 2 cnr-agc of American beau
IS roses
Mis- Fut aun, Of the bride,
was Stukng m a black crepe
iIock .lllicunG with ScqulnS. and
Mrs Bow man, mother Of the
groom wore brown crepe Both
Wore 60, sagCS ot roses
Two beautiful Wedding cakes
rcntclcd the tahlc whore punch
and ho. ,docNrcs we've served thru
out the evening An orchestra
ptovicd dance music for those
dcpHIng 90 lngcr awhile.
Mr. Bowman is a graduate "
the Detroit College of Law. Who
recently passed the Michigan bar.
llc IS former clerk ot the Com
men Pleas Court He is also a
mcmhcr OF the Kappa Alpha PSI
lIalcrn'1 and president Of the
WaNnc Oycreca> CAB company.
llS wic formerly from Nov
York Is 2 secretary n tho Conn
pens iin department of Ford
Local 800. JAW GO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

ltge Scnool Board th0e. who
invaded our midst last NeeK,
aadng a new hisn to our Stag
line.
ocme az our local PHI Delta
Kappa, cit SundaN ION Aew
Jersey Were the sorority Is hav-
ing then national convention
Among those who lerL but re-
luctantly were Eloisc NJ Morris.
Bernice Taylor Saaie Ransom
ana Thelma Parker.
beulaL Whitby, former Grand
BasueuS OF the Alpha kappa
Alpha sorority, led the caravan
of a X As who trekcd ,ol
Washington, ID. &, 10 attend
then National convention meet
there. Beulah is IN charge oi
one Of the sessions at winch
we were delighted 10 hear that
former Grand President Mac
Wright Downs of Delta Sigma
Theta ani honorary member Dr
MaiN Mcleod Bcthunc, paved
prominent speaking parts Oincr
DetroIters playing prominent
roles in the Washington con.
ventlon we're Fancue Noyris and
Armlsuce White who were the
Motor CITY delegates
Orchids And Congratulations
Our lovely ana prctb LNn-
nette Perm is wearing beautI-
full farce back luscious mink
coat with Peter Pan collar
that IS most unusual Santa cor
,ainly was good 10 her
When Governor Elect & Men
nen Williams and his wife were
honcrees at the Teachers Fcd-
Grafton Ball. Mr.. and Mrs Fran
CHS Kornogay received with them
and oh. 50 graciouSlv which IS
only BETTING for the extreme
cordiait, that porncateS any
atmosphere in which the G.
Mennen Williams reign.
Our congratulations 10 our
ncwlv appointed Prosecuting Al
torneys Tor the Motor City. AtivS
Hobart Tavlor Joseph Brown
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Edwdrd Bakers Hold
NelO Year Open House

New Years Day saW the door
II the Ecward A Bake, uan,e
ION Boston Blvd thrown vide
open 20 eceve most 20 guests
tor the Bakers annual HOLIDAY
.opor house celebration
Focal spo, Of attention was
the televlHon SCI ln the sun
room tha' fascinated some more
tnan the recitation room down
STAIRS
TIC advertising ado eAecu-
I'VE ana ms charming wife
play 20 most and hostess anth
The wee hours ~ the nonlng
IS a STEADY stream OF guest, ar
wed ard departed paiioNne
me acbcou. assortment Of
200 ana drln3
Amorr me man, VINO par
took ~ me Bakers hospitality
were " and Mrs Llovd Loom
Is. lowed Cuzzen,. Dr and Mrs
W a Thompson Or and Mrs
All Thomas Jr NJ Az Thorn
as s. " and Mr., sam Thorn
IS. Nj ena Nj, Richard King.
Nj and Mr., UNsSes W Boy
KIN, Mr. and Mrs John Rox
borough
Others were Or and Mrs Mer-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Spring Glasses
Set TO Begin At
WV Branches

Registration opened this week
FOR spring term classes Al all
four branches Of the YWCA of
Detroit The term hegins Fen :
Day and evening CLASSES Will
be offered IN forty different sub
Iects according 40 Mrs. stanley
+ Dole Of the YWCA board oi
directors. who IS chairman Of
education Whether milady wants
chorus or cookery psychology
or ceramics she can find 3, IN
class Al the Y
SWlmmHnG and Arthur Nun
raw dancing are perennial ia
vorlteS Looking toward sprinE.
Mrs Dole states that classes
IN tennis and golf viii III
swiftly and that many q Ms,
with an eve on that Easter cos
tune is enrolling now for NIL
linerN and dressmakine Thought
~ clothes are sending still 9th
crs into gym classes where they
Viii roll stretch, and Jump off
those unWelcome bulGes
The YWC.A offers DAY and
evening classes foy the conven-
cnce of tho homen'akcr and the
girl wth-a- lob SATURDAY. morn
ingS feature = variety program
for juniors A number Of classes
are open n men and boys
II YOU vlsh = schedule fo'
YWCA sprinr classes mal.d r
YOU. call Mss Patton WO !
922o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08


And Oh SUNDAY MI and Mrs
George sawyer Of Chicago Blvd
entertained Al open house All
dae. the downstairs bar of the
SdWNcr iranSe stayed crowded
10 Overlooking.
And tnore was a repeat per-
toiuanc, al the domicile Of Mr..
and Mr. Jacques Surrell who
entertained At open house on
Christmas Monday. Dec. 9th,
al cocktails from four o'clock on.
Then there are the Arthur
Wi,cs who entertained for their
house guests for the holidays,
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Dun
can OF Cleveland, Ohio.
TRAVELoGUE
Odessa Trotter flew 10 Chi
raeo for Xmas taking her moth
on with her 10 spend the holt
DAYS
Tic llIGstrious Kappa, Edgar
Brown. who spoke AZ Bethel
Church last SUNDAY was the
,ousc g,tcst NJ tho Charles Fish
ars Of TtowbridGe for the hoh-
lays
Schoolnarm Frankie Davis
took he elf on short trek for
The Nuotidc season tn West
Virginia her home.
Also ticking over 10 Chicago
10 spend nc holidays were Eve
ilvn Monrov. Tlmmetta Carlylse
and Scharles Gournee
Doing n advance run on the
Kappa> hcrc for the conclave
was daprol G J sutton prom
nent mwuclan ~ San Antonio,
Texas AND FIRST and only Ne
gro mon her Of the Junior Col
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

example. IN almost laes time man
II takes 10 tell II, This ever popu
lar dessert is 40 quick, and 80
good whether served plain or.
for variety, combined with fruit.
Fluffy Tspioea Cream
package prepared vanilla ,spio-
ca pudding . cups milk egg
yolk slightly beaten ! egg white.
Turn pudding mixture into sauce.
pan. Mix milk and egg yolk, add
10 pudding. and mix we'll Bring 70
a boil. stirring constantly Remove
from heat Mixture will be Thin.
DO not overlook. Beat egg white
until it will hold MP in peaks but
Ia NOT dry Stir IN hot pudding
Cool. stirring once after Is 10 20
minutes mixture chickens as y
cools. Chill Serve plain or with
fruit sauce Makes servings
Fruited Tapioes Cream. Prepare
tapioca pudding as directed above
When ready 10 serve combine Thin
slices ~ orange and banana
Divide fruit between siX serving
dishes Serve pudding over fruit
Makes servings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
and r navcnport.
Echoes OF The Holidays

Bona ou' 90 town and on ?
mission ~ sadness didn't keep
YOURS trdt from having ner ears
opcn 5Nhlle on returning this
morn ng 81 flom bearing what
couId no. hc missed ike for
instance me Penthouse patty OF
The joseph MakclS in the Hotel
Gotham where Gaddlnps GLADYS
and hc spousc Joseph enter
tanned trtn fucndS with some
{ hil-uut cnccr Ike the
annual pro'on party given by
y and Mr., Preston al their
home or Ferry whore everyone
is comm urnc vet on the one
man har and the fun galore
III thclr old umc square Dane
inc the ahd like the SWclle-
CANT blo' oHi NJ Dr. jerry Thorn-
ton b gcung IN tho rumpus
toen of hl River Rouge home
aud MO, nc into all parts Of
-tnc NJ neo with loads of every
1h,ue rs .nk and coolies 10 cat
TWa, n.cc ~ hear that the
Kapp, G Postics Of Chicago.
Goi ho,'eSSea ~ 'hs Ge9l -
1''hcai ~ '"G" olS an' na''
Wnalr 81 "du 'llu 'I'8. Ky
hulu. Sou a'herlh' opo
ara ezra ~ cNetSoh VIZ ne
7ri rnIoeS 'I' 'oo' loi VIZ
Kappa convention nunG ou =.
~ loNt'F nome. N ouf y, ~ 20 ~
Natin'", an9 'o''na l'e'IoH 81
ntlGuin2 tAoN 'oulo n'i' n
leave
Bill Cooper Kappa tra'er and
housing director ~ Cleveland.
Ohi9 W., soon tripping the light
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

much Tor grant
al hpt vhaf
Aid Ue 10 before
wonderful pack
aged foods were
Availabie 'tlmaE
me being able
10 whip NJ a
mouth water
ing fnnv tapio
"a pudding FOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

doung>
But the shock of II III was
10 learn that our COCO Delta
soror Enestine PostieS went
and cot caught by cupid ag.un,
thus time u was nrrtcldn up
ST Pau MINI WAY and So
thcv were married -Coneraiu-
latlonS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
B S OF
BAN T { R ING

Yep, wedding bells this Christmas were rung
than Xmas bells. They rang for Lorraine RoNborough
and Walter Robertson who married last Weekend.
and ditto for Otis Hemmngway formerly OF 81. Louis,
Mo, and Fisk graduate who the day took unto
himself q hridp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

They started for the the Alpha convention In Atlantic
City. They got far as New York. How was the Alpha
convention They don know
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

They couple IN public
bor and have darling little girl they
Somebody's going sorry Maybe
do little law enforcement home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Arthur Boman Greet Many Lovely Wedding Reception
Society G1eets Arthur
Bo7cn1anS At Reception

Air. aud Mrs. Arthur Bowman, who were we'd ON
cbrisna, day. honored at elaborate reception
me following Sunday at the Urban League with hundreds
n .,..nh. md pmess aitendlng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

She demare wife. social worker She Is wearing
pretty piece of iewelr. "lst little hal-
bic picked up. she tell hubby. VINO teacner Ha Hal
cause everyhody else knows its the rea Mccoy given
her by her private Santa Claus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
Short Cuts
BY MoIlic Martin:

THERE are 50 many short cuts
i 70 good eating these DAYS. and
We are prone 70 take them very
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
DETROIT TRIBUNE SAT-, JANUARY 9Th ls4s IL
If The Shoe Fits

The in the column below purely fictitious
Any resemblance 10 in Deiro living dead
absolutely eoincdeniall You heard what the ssidl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

Believe not bowling Pin Tales
but the numbers they wish many
stop falling out!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

a beautiful home in Corart Gardens two beautiful
chldreT and many wears n married life failed 20 hold
hem together Their divorce action being kent quite
The property settlements Rave been made &C and T
don't mean veto
L started frerdly social c'aA Each meeting the
table stakes have increased Certain members have heen
asked 70 resign BY the higher command A. home Man
mouse" sucker7l
She got her final Christmas pres
emf $500 He is in the ready wonder
he complains OF financial
fascination for the Sport world She
He is LAWYER She was teacher Now she doesn't
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08
BY Tipping Tom

i bright and early New Years morning The
three assistant prosecutors were scheduled ~ ne
sworn in Two hand when 'ne photographer an
peared An nour later the third mad St ailed 70 show
Could he night before have had arrthnC I" do with ~
He used 10 live Arden Park He and wife Number
parting Of the Then he tried II with wlte number
Then he seeing wife number Cot that cid
feeling So mis- bag told O. cutting
goodbye and number ]. ,Ho. Hum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

Rack Masters are the one producb
made for away relief Of muscular
backache
1l The plaster Stirs mp circu..
lation. brings the healing ana
warming blood to the sore Spot.
Tense muscles relax and the pam
eases ~ II straps twitching mus
clos - cuts down those laoS o,
main. 81 The protective pau
guards against chilling
Tests by doctors show that
.Ionnsons BACK PLASTER helps
nearly 2 out Of 10 sufferers Tvs
made bv Johnso & johnson -
known for fine surgical pfoouC.s
for 81 years. Al all drus stores
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-08

He is LAWYER She was teacher Now she doesn't
have y teach any more lSchool tha- sl
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

Use The clossifieds 1T Pays
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

career as a Christian minister
cannot be fully determined until
it is finally passed upon by the
Great Judge on that Awful Day
Of the Lord. But I have no doubt
as to what His judgment of it will
be OF of the great triumph OF
victory into which my father will
enter.
Farewell, noble and worthy
one! We shall not see thy like
again until we all meet at Jesus
feet.
His son,
ROBERT E. MEEK.
N. B. This brief tribute, wnat-
ever its faults or merits may be,
is dedicated to those loyal frie: dis
and faithful fellow-C hristIt ms,
who encouraged my father in his
work, and without whose help he
could not have accomplished what
he did. r. E. M.
49-1tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24
yARDLiGHTs
ELooDLIGHTs

Fsliy odiustobIe bracket
complete with cord. plug and
light bulb.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

In an age when many men, both
in church and in state, were crav-
en- towards and destroyed both
God and Caesar in order to gain
position, power and wealth, he
never compromised a principle or
betrayed a trust. As respects this
matter, he followed in the foot
steps of that illustrious and noble
band of Christian ministers who
had preceded him, and he was
worthy of them, and he deserves
to rank with them. Had he be-
trayed the divine trust imposed
in him, as he saw so many do to
his sorrow, he would not have
been worthy of those great men
of the past.
For eighteen years before his
death my father resided at Black
Hawk and devoted himself to the
pursuit Of farming. During those
years he spent much time in
prayer, in Bible reading and in
meditation. At times he felt very
lonely in his isolation from the
outside world, in which he had
had a very active career When
reath came for him. no man was
ever better prepared to 60 than
was he. He had made sure of his
calling and of his election, and
sometimes he was a little impa-
tient for the end to come when
he viewed the present day con-
ditions and was grieved by them.
He has now passed through the
fiery trials of this earthly life, and
has entered the portals of life be-
yond the grave. Nothing now
remains for him but the judgment
Men die, but their influence
on after them. May the
influences for good that he ex-
erted in the Masters cause be felt
again and again until the end of
timei
A true estimate of my fathers
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24
In Memory OF
Dr.. R. A. Meek

When my father, the late DIR.
X. A. Meek, of Black Hawk, died
on February 4. 1949. an earthly
pilgrimage of slightly more than
III years and a long, eventful and
useful career of 58 years as a
minister of the Gospel of Christ
came to an end.
As an only child, and as q son
In the home, / was closely as
sociated with my father and had
his full confidence. At a time
when others have written con-
corning him, it is fitting that l
also should pay my tribute to his
memory. In doing so I shall not
attempt to narrate the events Of
his conspicuous career. They are
well known to all those who fol-
lowed his itinerancy when he was
in the active work as a pastor,
as a presiding elder, and as an
editor. Those who were not famil-
lar with his career then would
not be interested in il now.
My father was born toward the
close of the year 1867. 1t was a
time when men stood for princi-
pie, both in church and state,
which Is vastly different from
present day conditions. He was
in having had a devout
mother who early in
into his heart and life the
highest and noblest principles Of +,
ethics. His father had
received a good education and was {
] strong and forceful character. ,
lie was a skillful physician and a 1
planter, well acquaint- I
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-03-24

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Hydraulic Brakes; (a) Extra-Strong
Fisher unisteel Body; (s) New PIANO.
ramlc Visibility; ~ Safety Pisss
Glass in wiDdshield and all windows,
and % the super-ssfs Unitised Knss.
Action Ride.