04 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
1
A revival series titled The Sunny Side of WHAT You Do March 9 and The Sunny Side of HOW You Feel March 10 and The Sunny Side of WHERE You Go March 11 invites members and nonmembers alike to attend. Congregations are urged to bring friends to the opening service and participate in these inclusive meetings.
Mrs. Lelia May Cooper writes to voters in Rockcastle County defending her Republican pledge and denouncing rumors. She frames her candidacy for County Court Clerk around literacy, bookkeeping skill, widowhood with five children, and a push for more capable women in office. She urges support under the log cabin symbol on August 6 1921.
Local notices recount residents in and out of town with trips to Berea Louisville Paris Richmond and Cincinnati. People include Arnold Hiatt Quail C C Brown G M Ballard Ella Mae Blanford Miss Margret Singleton and Sheriff Tip Langford among others with updates on houses farms and a new blacksmith shop for Dr R G Webb and planned two story brick garage.
The McDonald Birch Co presented a two ladies and one gentleman program with music readings and magic tricks. A large crowd enjoyed the show and a march 23 International Glee Club program is announced.
A church appeal urges members to invest time and effort in the Bible School. It claims the Bible School yields the most growth and calls for teachers and scholars to join, stressing personal responsibility and active participation.
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