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Santa Clause headquarters will
be at Wherry & Sons store this
year. Don’t forget.
Mrs. W. 0. Scales left Monday
for Searcy, where she will spend
a few days, the guest of friends
and relatives.
The largest and best five cent
cigar on the market—“Official, ”
row on sale at Raney’s Smoke
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Misses Pauline Bull and Ruth
Best and Messrs Oc Jeffries,
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tored to Brinkley and return
Sunday.
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NEGRO NEWS NOTES
Concerning the Negroes of McCrory
and Woodruff County. Edited by
J. E. Livingston, Principal
McCrory Negro School
Mrs. Katie Smith returned last
week from a visit to her daugh
ter in Memphis, Tenn., and sis
ter in Mississippi.
Dave Gilespie, Ernest Crockett
and Luck Wortham attended the
Ringling Brothers’ circus in
Memphis Monday.
The pastor ot bt. John Baptist
Church will baptize on Sunday,
Nov. 7, 1915 at 3:00 o’clock on
Cache River at Riverside.
A Holiness meeting is being
conducted by the preacher and
his followers who claim to be
wholly “bodily sanctified at L. C.
Davenport’s restaurant, recently
run by James Grimes.
The solicitor is doing well col
lecting the money pledged for
McCrory Colored School. He
will be on the street every Satur
day and will kindly receive all or
any amount you wish to pay on
your pledge.
The prizes will be given to the
girls who sold the most tickets to
the concert on the night of Oct.
22 at St. John Baptist Church at
the close of Sunday School. First
prize, Annie Miller, amount
$3.90, second prize, Almetter
McCarroll, amount $2.75, third
prize, Eugene Ferrell, amount
$2.25.
R. B. Garner and J. W. West,
delegates from Morning View
Baptist Church to the C. W. R.
M. B. District Association at
Brinkley returned .Friday after
they had finished their work of
report as messengers. The As
sociation had not adjourned but
they were anxious to get back
home to utilize this excellent au
tumn weather in gathering their
crops while the market price is
good.
ine annual sermon ot tne
Eastern Star was preached on
Sunday, Oct 31, 1915 by Rev.
DeWitt Williams at the St. John
Baptist Church. A suitable text
was taken concerning the Birth
o'f Christ. He dwelt upon the
star that signfied the Birth of
Christ emphasizing its brightness
above all other stars. The con
cluding thought was that the sun
is the life and light of the solar
system and as all life-and light
germinate from the sun in the
physical world, all life and light
come from Christ in the spiritual
world and that the lodge was in
stituted on some principle of the
Bible, subordinate to the church
and should look to Christ for its
life and light. A collection of
$8.45 was raised. A sermon was
preached at night by the pastor,
Rev. DeWitt Williams and a col
lection of $7.12 was raised.
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Cotton Plant defeated Claren
don to-day in foot ball 39 to 0
Big shipment of high grade
cigars just received at the Smoke
House.
Mr.-— Rimley of Brinklej
was the guest of McCrory friends
Sunday.
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Get an “Official” at Raney’s.
J. F. Ripley, Jr., of Augusta,
was the guest of old time friend
, (s) here Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bonner and
Mesdames Wood and Lippmann
of Augusta were here Wednes
II day, driving over in the gentle
man’s “Chalmers Six.”
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