The City itemizer., October 14, 1915, Image 2

About The City itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918

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The City Itemizer
Established 1894.
Water Valley,
Valobdsha County, Miss.
Office Phone, 256
Residence Phone, 183.
THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1915
Omitted, all the voyage of their life
Is bound in shallows and in miseries;
We must take the current when it
serves,
Or lose our ventures.”
What countless thousands of
young fellows have made the mis
take of not taking the current when
v it serves and have never again had
Pthe opportunity for taking it! No
one can make it for him. Let him
see to it, first, that he is not a mis
fit in his occupation; and then let
him go at his work with the highest
degree of earnestness and a wil
lingness to make haste slowly if
need be.
Mr. D. Dudley Wagner returned
home last Thursday night from a
several months’ stay in different
points in New York and Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. Leola Fulmer spent last
week in Birmingham, Ala., the
guest of her son, Mr. Ueorge
Fulmer.
We are showing the latest sea
sonable fashions in Hats and Trim
mings. You are cordially welcome
at our Millinery Parlors on Cal
houn Street.
Miss M. Brown.
Miss Thelma Gartee, of Canton,
returned home Monday after a few
days’ visit to our city the guest of
Miss Gladys Azlin,
Mr. Hugh MoColgan, of Mo
Comb, spent Saturday and Sunday
in our city city the guest of Mr.
C. E. Komberger.
Do you know how to keep
young? Quit looking backward.
Plant you some trees—no matter
what your age is—that you expect,
some day, to be able to sit and
refresh yourself under the spread
ing branches. Keep on learning
something new all the time,
PROGRAM
The following progaam will be
rendered at the Fifth Sunday
Meeting to be held with Shady
Grove Church, in Panola County,
beginning at 10 o’clock a. m. Octo
ber 30, 1915, and continuing two
days. The Book of Galatians will
be studied:
Salutation, 1:1-5—E, F. Hipps,
The Theme and Occasion, 1:6
9—F. W. Varner.
Paul’s Gospel a Revelation, 1:10
to 2:14—J. W. Lee.
Justification by Faith,2:15-19—
J, H. Buchanan.
The Out Living of the Inliving
Christ, 2:20—J. B. Leavell,
Righteousness Not By Law, 2:21
—N. F. Metts.
The Holy Spirit Received By
Faith, 3:1-5—W. I. Hargis.
Abraham’s Faith and Righteous
ness, 3:6-9—S. H. Shepherd.
Law Condemns the Transgressor,
3:10-12—Hulett Johnson.
Christ Our Redeemer, 3:13-18 —
Hulett Draper.
The Purpose of Lav?, 3:19-25—
Joe Shepherd.
The Justified Believer a Son in
God’s Family, 3:26 to 4:7—E, F.
Hipps.
To Lapse Into Formality Tends
Toward Idolatry, 4:8-18—J. W.
Lee.
Children of Promise, 4.19 to 5:
15—J. H. Buchanan.
The Holy Spirit and the Flesh
in the Child of God, 5:16-26—J.
B. Leavell.
Some Duties of God’s Children,
9:1-18 —W. I. Hargis.
The little fellow is the one who
always sees failure ahead and a
ghost in the future—a regular
Geewhizzicus—and is too feeble
to meet them, the poor thing!
Mrs. W. J. King who was on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. James
Walker, in St. Louis, was called
home last Thursday on account of
the death of her brother, Mr. C.
V. Stallaugs.
Religion simply means a heart
dedicated to God. Have you got it?
Well, sir, you can say what yofl
please about the hog, but he can
deliver the goods and not have to
work overtime. He may not be
regarded as a gentleman in the
highest sense, but when it comes
to furnishing bacon, ham, spare
ribs, backbones, lard, sausage,
souse, brains and the like, be is a
regular loaded submarine, cruising
around upon earth. There isn't
much that can be said in favor of
his genius and cleanliness, but
when it comes to furnishing trim
mings for the table—-that place
where nearly everything is narrow
ed down to appetite—he covers all
the ground he Btands on. That
old phrase, “hog and hominy,"
sounds like the sweetest cadences
sweeping out from a beautiful, but
almost forgotten poem.
Miss Kathleen Haduway re
turned home Saturday night from
a few days’ visit to Memphis,
Mrs. J. R. Mauldin, of Jackson,
spent a few days in our city last
week the guest in the home of
Mr. Cull Mauldiu.
FOR RENT—4-Room cottage.
Freshly painted, well screened and
convenient to school. Apply to
Mrs. W. H. Baker.
POSTED.
All the lands of the undersigned
are posted against everybody—
hunters, fishers and especially the
fire fiend. Anybody trespassing
will be visited with the penalty of
the law:
L. A. RUSHING
SAM C. NATION.
HARRY HALLIWELL
REV. H. L. JOHNSON.
R. S. MURRAY.
REV. W. J. DERRICK
EUGENE MIZE.
R. D. ALLEN.
A. J, LEE.
J. B. ROGERS.
D. R. WAGNER
W. B. WAGNER
W. M,TARVER.
J.:C. TATE.