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CONVEYANCES
Mrs. L. P. Heisserer and baby
Virgina May, have returned to her
home in Little Rock after a two
weeks’ visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Eckhardt.
Rev. E. R. Henderson of Rich
ton, Miss., closed a week’s re
vival at the Baptist Church in
this city Sunday night. He is a
learned discourses and is well
liked by the members of the
local church.
Wade Jeffries of the Jonesboro
State Agricultural School is here
for a short visit to homefolk.
He is a member of the Aggies’
crack foot ball team and states
that they defeated the Illinois
State Normal yesterday 17 to 0.
Rev. S. M. Yancy, our Metho
dist pastor, left Tuesday for Con
way to attend the General Con
ference. It was neccessary that
he go a day earlier to attend to
some comittee matters, iierPeing
a member of the committee of
the Conference. We certainly
hope to have Brother Yancy
with us another year.
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NEGRO NEWS NOTES
Concerning the Negroes of McCrorj
and Woodruff County. Edited by
J. E. Livingston, Principal
McCrory Negro School
Rev. J. A. Smith was at Coll
Sunday attending his pas
torial duties for the Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Mary Sanders of Marian
na returned home Wednesday af
ter a visit to her sister, Mrs. Em
ma Farrar.
Rev. DeWitt Williams, pastoi
of St. John Baptist Church, failed
to arrive last Sunday to hold
Rally services. Rev. James Mil
ler of Wynne served in his stead
and the day’s collection was
$10.79.
The preacher of sanctification
began his revival meeting
Wednesday night. He has twc
missionary women of Holiness
faith from California to assist
him. The sanctification preach
er of Brinkley was with him
Sunday.
The editor of this column, J.
E. Livingstou, was in Augusta
and Gregory the first of last
week making arrangements for
the Teachers’ Association’s Quar
terly Meeting. He left Wednes
day of this week for Little Rock
where he is attending the State
Baptist Convention.
Rev. S. W. Chandler was pres
ent to begin his new work as
pastor of the circuit of McCrory
and Grays of the A. . M. E.
Church he having been sent by
the A. M. E. Conference recent
ly held in Little Rock. He suc
ceeds Rev. P. S. Johnson whc
was sent to the Bisco circuit.
Through an oversight we failed
to mention last week that the St.
John Choir won the gold medal
at the C. W. R. Singing School
Convention for having raised the
most money. Prof. J. H. Hay
wood, the district musical direc
tor, is the chorister of this or
ganization and will wear the
medal.
Raney’s Smoke House for fire
works.
We Pay Cash
this week for
Hens, per pound,.09
Cox, per pound, ...... . .06
Dux, per pound,.08
Geese, each,.40
Goslings, per pound,.08
Fresh Eggs, per dozen, ..20
Tow Sacks, each,......013^
Turkeys, per pound,.. .123^
McCrory Feed & Produce Co.
' L. W. Sturdivant, Manager
Are you holding your cotton?
Is it insured? Protected against the weather?
You will eventually sell in Memphis (for Mem
phis is the highest market in the south.) Then,
Mr. Cotton Shipper, why not ship your cotton
to us NOW?
You are invited to draw liberally on all otton
stored with us. Warehouse and insurance
charges very reasonable.
You will also find we can make you money. We
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T. ECK SIMPSON, with
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60UNPS LIKE PAW WAS PEEVED.
Little Lemuel—Say, paw, what’s
an artist ?
Paw—An artist, son, is a person
who wastes a lot of good paint.
Little Lemuel — Are there any
woman artists, paw?
Paw—You heard what I said,
didn’t you ?
Granville Yarbrough was in
the Bluff City last week.
Mrs. S. M. Self left Saturday!
for Cherry Valley, her future!
home.
Rev. J. Murray Taylor, of
Memphis, will begin a meeting
at the Christian church Monday
evening.
Misses Ethel Reneau and Eliza
beth McMurtry and Mrs. G. W.
Barber and son, “Buster,” spent
Thanksgiving in Augusta.
E. W. Chaney and wife and
Miss Sallie Totty spent Thurs
day in Augusta where they wit
nessed the second team football
eleven of the Jonesboro Aggies!
meet defeat with Augusta High
! School 17 to 0.
Order Your
Watches and
Jewelry
If you can get it cheaper
than I will sell it to you.
BUT YOU CANT.
Be fair with us. Give us
a chance to supply you.
We will be glad to sell
you any watch or article of
jewelry of equal quality at
any price that you may find
listed by any one.
Yours for a square deal,
W. D. HINSON
JEWELER
McCrory, - - Arkansas
Miss Johnnie Harris of this
city and Grace Burkett and Min
nie Morris came home Wednes
day irom Galloway College,
Searcy to spend Thanksgiveng.
Around the Corner—
• Across the Country
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of miles away?
She heard from you daily when she was
perhaps just around the comer from you.
By the use of the Bell Long Distance
Lines, distance is wiped out and a conver
sation today may be carried on easily and
naturally over thousands of miles of wire.
If you have not already talked, try it
today.
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