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YOUNG PEOPLE’S MISSION
ARY SOCIETY MEETS
Miss Pauline McFall was hos
tess for the Y. P. M. Society on
Monday evening.
The occasion being tbe young
people’s monthly social meeting.
During the evening music was
rendered by members of the so
ciety. Punch was served and
the guests departed at a late
hour, having spent a delightful
evening.
Chas. Shue of Pumpkin Bend
was kicked by a mule at his
home Tuesday. The animal
| landed several licks upon his
body striking him on the abdo
men and lower limbs, causing
severe but not dangerous in
juries.
J. F. Morgan returned yester
day from a visit to friends and
relatives at Cole Camp and War
saw, Mo. He states that the car
of fine cattle which he shipped to
| St. Louis a few weeks ago
brought #1,068.40. The cattle
I sold for $6.75 per hundred
pounds which topped the
I market for Southern catt le on
foot. Mr. Morgan purchased
himself an “Allan” automobile
while in St. Louis which will ar
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McCRORY 24, WYNNE 5
The basket ball girls of the Mc
Crory High School easily won
another victory over the Wynne
High School girls yesterday af
ternoon with a score of 24 to 5.
The game was fast and our girls
had the ball most of the time.
The visitors were large in size
but our team easily held them
theentire game. McCrory scored
several times, however, on
Wynne’s fouls.
Hargis and Kyle never failed
to score and their playing was
the feature of the game. When
these girls shoot, the ball seldom
fails to drop through the basket
and without them, our team
could not win so often.
Following is the line-up:
MCCRORY
Florence Kyle_Forward
Margaret Hargis__Forward
Grace Porter _ _ __Guard
Jewel Daniel__ .Guard
Della Jeffries_;Center
Blanche Powell__Center
WYNNE
Naomi Richardson_Forward
Loyd Holland_. Forward
Leita Robinson_Guard
Louise Davis __Guard
Della Isard_Center
Cecil Cobb_Center
The visitors proved an excellent
bunch of young ladies and we
were delighted to have them with
us. The pleasant chaperone,
Mrs. Teeters, and her entire team
showed both talent and refine
ment and we hope to meet - them
on their home ground at an
early date.
W. E. Jelks, a leading steward
and worker of the Methodist
Church, left Wednesday for Con
way to attend the General Con
ference. Mr. Jelks is number
ed among the most liberal donors
of the local church and his ser
vices are indeed valuable and
highly appreciated toward the
up-keep of the same. We
doubt if there is another man in
the community who does more
financially, or renders more val
uable services, than this big
hearted whole-souled gentleman.
New Crop
Sugar House
Molasses
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WARNING ORDER. .
Woodruff Chancery Court, Nor
thern District:
Mary Gilson, Plaintiff,
vs ^ •
Ed Gilson, Defendant.
The above defendant, Ed Gil
son, is hereby warned to appear
in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, Mary Gilson. Adv
L. W. Winfree, Clerk.
Hutchins & Hutchins, Attorneys
for Plaintiff. Nov. 11, 1915.
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Thanksgiving at Proulx\ Adv
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HORSE-SHOEING
Reliable Workmanship at
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Any day in the week
Except Sunday.
W. B. Dougherty
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