THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1919.THE OXFORD EAGLE, OXFORD, MISSISSIPPIORGANIZING BRASS BAND.Prof. Chandler Worley is organizing a brass band.Now is the opportunity for every boy or man in this county to learn music. Prof. Worley wants 50 or more boys from r.ven years of age up to join in this band. Not a town band but a county band.Prof. Worley and D. M. Meeks have been working bn this organ tza-tt. n for the past two weeks, and have about 30 boys in and artund Oxford. Would like to have that many more.tf you know something ahout music and want to learn more, call and see I. M. Meeks, at Tomlin-s.-n’s jewelry store, or write him loriruL.'-C- IfvrU Can’t 00016in, in the next few days write or phone Mr. Meeks, so he can enter your name on the roll, he will tV notify you when the meetir for electing officers, etc., will bProf. Worley will give tw ssons per week and pupils that nt d extra work* will have help at all tim the cost of lessons will be very stu- . for each number.Every boy that wants to lear 1' band music see or write D. M. Meeks at once.The sheriff has granted Prof. Worley the use of the court room in the county court house, which wilt be a nice cool room to rehearse and study in. *Join now and let - Id Lafayette lie the leading county in evevy thing.FOR GOVERNSPage 7.hearts of all.Rev. •J-d Mrs W A Green left Sunday mon.dg for Abbeville where they begin a meeting of days, after ,vhjch they expect, vis.t relatives