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New Store Opens Doors Mr. A. White, well known citizen of this city calls the public attention to the opening of his new store on Crawford Street betwpen 8th and 9th Avenues, in the Wausau section of Bonton. He solicits your patronage and would that you come around and see what he is doing. You can not miss the place; only four blocks from Wau sau car line and about two blocks from Ellisville car line on Crawford St. You will lose money if you fail to come to White's Grocery Co. St. Elmore Calls Pastor A great meeting of the members of St Elmore last Monday night marked a great change of things around the church. All seemed to have been in good cheer and working order. After the roll call and other business, Rev. J. Reynolds called the meeting to or der, afterwhich a long line of de baters and coating around, Rev. Car ter was re-elected indefinate. Miss Eliza Brooks of Birmingham, is visiting he sister and brother, Mr. and M»s. Epp Morris, onThird Avenue Second Baptist. z The Spanish walker is in town, Uncle Bim has his eyes on him in full. He is the town’s talk. The Ball head rambler is on the job again. Noted Evangelist in City The citizens of Laurel are proud to have in their midst a young woman coming out of Tennessee bringing a special message to our people. Last week she appeared at Allen Chapel in Kingston with crowded house every night. This week at Rev Cook’s church on South Fourth, un folding the scripture. Her hearers seemed to be pleased with her message. We pray that she may grow strong er in the works for the Master. WATCH WORK AND PRAY BY FARMER JIM The only way I see now for my people during this critical moment, is to work and pray. We fail most all the time because we fail to work, work with whole mind and strength. The First thing out, we must know what we are working for and why we are working for that particular. We have been watching without working or working without watching and praying without working. To succeed, I have found it to be true that the three must be placed in act ion. To my other good farmers, why I can talk I have watched, worked and prayed and still on top of the world. GUEENSBURG SCHOOL FINISHES FIRST MONTH The school at Queensburg, under the directon of Prof Polk and Mrs. Re d is still moving on The students South Side Notes Friday after noon October 15th, was a gala day as for as literary abili ties were concerned. The students of the library were greatly favored by literary production from great authors, with representatives from grades 6, 7, 8, and 9th. Not only did they carry us back to time of Tinnison etc. but, Bethoven and Listz were awaken in some beautiful musical selections. The birth of the Library Ledger, and the weekly stars newspaper gotton out entirely by the competent staff, members of the eighth grade class was more than a treat. The reports from each were read by theirefficient editors, Mr. William Andrews and Miss Elmanora Davis. Each Friday we will be favored with such pro grams. The public is cordially invit ed and especially do we urge the parents to come. Each Friday after noon beginning at 2 p.m. have a good spirit, which is shown by their hard work and hearty co operation with the teachers. And we feel safe to say that the citizens of Laurel, as a whole are now think ing of the school as an institution not for one section of the city, but for Laurel. All Laurel is turned toward Queensburg, and should be. The school and community plan when fully worked out, will be the making of a new epoch in the forward march of our people. No such plan has ever been carried so far yet. And every Negro in the State should sit up and take notice, and be ready to do his bit and thereby reap the good to be de rived therefrom. The contractors are now grading the new streets, and parks and beautiful lots are being laid off. Everyth ng is working in perfect harmony, may it remain so. Let us all be ready and waitng to do our share