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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
6
An essay on character as a higher power than wealth intellect or genius urging strong Christian virtue. It recalls Dr Cannon sermons on spiritual harmony and cites Baylor founder Dr Burleson and Easter tales. It notes Sunday school egg hunts and stresses that effort and faith determine success.
Easter will be observed at the Methodist church with special music as the pastor’s sermon aligns with the season. The Senior Epworth League will present a song service, and the Homemakers Class enjoyed an Easter program at Mrs. H. P. Stephens’s home with about forty guests and refreshments.
Beauvoir Miss April 9 The plan to build a $100000 hospital at the Jefferson Davis Soldiers Home for ill and dying Confederate veterans gains progress. Mississippi mayors must donate 1000 each from 82 counties after a new law. W M Lampton of Magnolia pledges aid, giving 8000 and possibly more to fund the project.
Catarrhal Deafness is said to come from an inflamed Eustachian Tube. The remedy acts through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces. It promises restoration of normal conditions with Nature's help. Circulars free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. al druggists.
Jackson April 5 A Mississippi House bill passed to fund the new Industrial and Agricultural Commission from motor vehicle tax receipts. The $205,202.38 appropriation was not reduced by the committee's $50,000 amendment. Speaker Conner urged the measure as boosting state welfare and agricultural resources. Dennis Murphree supported the bill citing auto tag profits.
The Doctor jokes about prescribing beer for a disorder while Mr. Wetmore suggests hydrophobia as the ailment. This exchange showcases the humor and banter in the Wayside Tales vignette.
A fragment from Wayside Tales describes a golfer named Sut ter who drove off with his put and mutters a playful line about hearing all atin folks sput ter, reflecting humorous verse style.
At the B Y P U training week at the Baptist church, four unions met after school and at 530 for supper and study. Mrs Auber Wilds and L P Leavell led sessions on Christian service church membership and service study. Fifty seven students passed tests and received diplomas at a Sunday baptismal service with Auber J Wilds presenting seals and diplomas.
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