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OH I LD R ts o TH E CONFEDERACY
Johft l'liifer Yomitr, Chapter Holds' an
'lnteiereslmc Mythic Mrs. Allisoa's
(JoodYork patriotic Rendernj!
Tpe "John Phifer Young;'
Chapter; of Children of the Con
federacy met on Monday after
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noon January zuth with .Lena
Hftrtsell.
It wa reported that thirty
eight apf ligations had been sent
iu for the Cross of Honor and it
was unanimously resolved that
iu the eveut of the Chapter of
the Daughters of the ConfedeY-
"!acy being unprepared to fully
meet the expense the Childrens'
Chapter will contribute one dol
lar. This being the day on which
m
the anniversary of Gen. Lee's
birth was celebrated, and the day
before that of Stonewall Jockson
.the program was given up to
these two Southern leaders
whose names still live as fresh
as ever in the hearts of all South
ern people who are worthy trf
their native land. It -is one nob
ble, object of these Juvenile
Chapters to . train our children in
the love and reverence due the
heroic men, from General-in-Chief
to the lowest private, who
fought and suffered for our dear
"Lost Cause." They are pass
ing away. Soon none will be
left to whom we may minister.
"Let us then be up and doing"
for their welfare and comfort
while they are with us and when
the last one. is tenderly laid to j
rest mav our "children ana our
cnildreus' children" still cherish
the memory of their matchless
deeds.
Mrs. Allison gave a brief, but
most interesting little talk on
Loe and Jackson. No prai?e is
too high for her earnest and, as
a
the interest in the work proves,
efficient work, in training her
little band in the history of the
Confederacy.
Then followed a duet on the
piano by Ohla Brorn and Lena
Hartsell. It -was beautifully
played and gave much pleasure.
Three recitations, "The Sword
of'Lee" by MargeretWoodhouse;
"The Two Brothers" by Mary
Kimmons: and ''The Old Sword
on the Wall" by Geneva Parks
were rendered and greatly en
joyed. A sketch of Maj. R E
Wilson, read by Marguerite
Brown was especially interesting
from the fact that he is one of
our own "Uia veis" ana wen-
known to several members o
he Chapter. ?
"Ellen Gibson read asketch of
Gen. Robert E Lee.
The meeting adjourned after
singing the Chapter song The
Cavaliers' Glee.
Secretary.
IU HIS STEPS."
FIUIITLNG A
Geii. Carlos Albonjullejf atul yie Lau
laro sunK uy KeTolutlouistj.,
The ;war by the gofernnient
and the, revolutionist -forces of
Mr Owen Renders the Story Illustrate
on CanTas and Intensified With Muslr
cal Rendering by Local Talftit
Thw entertainment Monday
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u.K.iu was an umi was aiineu Columbia has taken on fresh
for it. It was deeply solemn. v0I.fl There was a fierce naval
Mr. Ownen is a model .reader, battle Monday morning between
His voice is low but strong, and the reVolution vessels Parilla,
he has the-art of dear -enuncia Darien ad Gaifon and the goW
tion, and skilful impersonation, eminent vessels Lautaro,
He read rapidly and therefore Chicutp ,and B
told a good lgng story in the The .commander, Gen. Carlos
hour and a half that he held the Alban was 'killed and the Lau
audienc in rapped attention. ; tar0 was fired and sunk
The illustrations on canvns
were very pretty and impressive A Wortf t Knfcnts.
and the pious effect was .intensi-. The committee having in
fied by local musical talent. Miss chaie ll?e arrangements for the
Addie Patterson sang .Just district' meeting to be held in
as I Am" at the point where the Castle Hal1 -of Concord Lodge
degraded were reclaimed. . Mrs. No- 51 on Friday night, January
Brower,.who has ' such perfect ?4th' have about completed the
touch) played "Nearer My Cod, Wk' Bv Fr.iday everv detail
to Thee!'' at the dying scene of a be completed and the doors
Christian Martyr. Was Once throwa op for the district
Wondering Sheep". and "Where mee.tir- Every member of. the
He Leads I Will Follow" wore nignts or Fytnias Urder inon-
also rendered by Miss" Patterson C(?rd is cordially invited to attend
aided in the Latter by Misses lulH meeung, wnicn w.in oe most
Adah Craven and' Nannie Alex-, interesting and instructive. The
ander.
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.You .can throw your moiey up in '
the air. most anywhere and it will la'nd
on a very fine Shoe, but if you want
Shoe
The
Best
Made
i a i! fT n -
to V I. U
s
now s Old Glory
is that.shoe and this the place-to jret
it.' Carried in all styles, all widths,
in Box Calf, Vrci arid Velour, only
3.50:
committee has sent out invita-
The whole was a blending of , ?lons to members of th Order in
effects to maka Shelton's story Concord, as far as they were
and impress on every , nown
itfuf mind' that there is sent to
No invitations were
members of Concord
vital
thoughtful
much room in the every day . Lodge except those out of the
practical routine of life to apply , city We take it that no Pyth
thP mifistinn whMbfir nr not, m ian needs an invitation to his
the light of His word, our words,
acts and motives would meet di
vine approval, summarized by
Shelton in the term "In His
Footsteeps" or "How Would Je
sus Do."
Mr. Owen, it seems to us, must
be doing an approvable work in
presenting the story in vivid
rendering and we are glad that
the Central M. E. church secured
him. We are glad, too, to learn
that the net proceeds were $18.00.
Every Shoe in our stock is the best made for that
price and the crowd is a sufficient guarantee of
qaulity.
COMFORT DURABILITY ST YLL
If you are hard to fit a law or hierh insten. a
I broad or narrow foot, corns or bunions, we have a
I Special Shoe For Every Foot !
Real Estate Changes.
A real estate trade, as we an
nounced it a few days ago, has
been somewhat changed and Mr.
Frank Morrison has become the
owner of the- property formerly
occupied by Rev. Mr. Preston,
the property being purchased
from Mr. P B Fetzer. :
Mr. A Jones Yorke has pur
chased the Hoover 'property, on
the corner of Union and Mill
streets, from Mr. DF Cannon.
Iter. C. L Millei"Eetirns frelh Chicago.
The Rev. C L Miller, who has
been in Chicago taking a post
(Jgflunte course returned last
vt'.o1,: from the Seminary on ac
count of a loss of one of his
churches by fire. I?e stopped
where Mrs. Miller was visiting
'
and loll Sunday morning to at-'
to nd a meet ins: of
the consresra-
"Many n man ovreshis suc
tiou on Sunday
s 1 tl situation.
with
Mrs.
own lodge. Tho committo do
sires to say that every Knight is
expected, and takes this method
of inviting every .member of the
Order in tho city, or who may bo
on Friday, the 21th. We ask the
local Knights to keep an eye
open for visiting brothers and
insist on their going to the Cas
tle hall on Friday night. A
splendid program has been ar
ranged. Many of the brightest
members of the Order in the
State will be here and no Knight
should fail to report at this dis
trict meeting. Every wearer of
of the tri-colored emblem is in
vited. The latch string bangs
out-r-come
Fraternally,
J F Hurley )
B E Hauius Com.
E J Jones)
Idiotic Nero Slioot Another.
Eugene Miller, says the Salis
bury Surf, was shot? and probab'
ly fatally injured, near Spencer,
Monday ' morning, by another
negr0,LondOn Jones, an idiotic
fellow, without provocation and
almost without noiico. Jofles is
fn jdfll and says it wasaccidental
H. L. PARKS L COMPANY.
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Just Keep
omin
!
And if moving time is delayed much long
er wo will not have such a job after all- ,
For the next few days untill, our new
quarters are ready, we are going to make
prices that will sell goods if
Low Prices Will Sell Ti
Thanking you for past favor and asking you
to pass over our mistakes when it's possible,
we will try and do better in the future.
Again thanking y.ou and asking you to call
and see us we are yours to' try to please,
The Bell & Harris Fur. Co.
Mrs, Marsfi's Brother Dies Suddenly.
Mrs. T J White of this city,
over here at Mr. If F - Yorke'alleft last night for Baimore, in
in life to h;s mother's slipper, mained two days longer
response to a taJegram "stating
thathjpf brother, Denard Hop
kins, had diod. sudfclenlv in
regard tO miaurnJiuuij vjjihiuud vuati
ver ot 2lst.
j Mr.. Hopkins is a brother of
J Mrs. Dr. Marsh cf our city.
-o1
Miller re-
Good Job Work !
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K' ZLHc substantiate this statement H
onM I AOWQ 1 r (All fj'
Willi Hie? i cui oiuii, iiv-4 icavc ii iu yuu fvr.
not'; and if it is not
We are
we
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Kir'
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guataritee to S
here to
make
a.
X make it so.
(V profiUa livingtifeo to do justice to
0 dur customers.
The Standard Job Ci:?ce.
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