The Sunday Schools of town are
'on the high tide of prosperity. The
Methodist School lends in point of enrollment
with 128, while the Baptist
School is a strong second with 1 1 1
and the Cumberland Presbyterian is
third with It is but fair to say
that the membership of the Cumberland
Church is much smaller than
either of the other two churches
which accounts for the disparity in enrollment.
All the schools nre doing
good work.
Rev. E. E. Pate filled his regular
appointment at Mt. Herman ou last
Sunday, delivering a powerful sermon.
Rev. R. A. Stevens, after spending
last week at his old home on No
Creek and preaching an interesting
sermon at No Creek Church Sunday,
returned to his home in Neutonville,
Ind., Monday.
Rev. E. E. Pate will preach at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning
at 1 1 o'clock and again at night. He
preaches to the children at 3 p. m.
In Favor of KcIiooIm.
An absent citizen and property
holder of Hartford writes to a friend
under date of March 1 1, as follows:
"Please sign my name to the petition
requesting School Trustees to
grant Dr. Alexander the additlona
"S, -
$250 he nsks. You know I have MO
one to send to school, nor hnve I had
for over ten years, yet I feel an interest
in old Hartford and am willing to
contribute my mite iu way of tax for
upbuilding our schools. We can't
afford to give Dr. Alexander up, even
if he demanded double his present
salary, for to do so will kill our town
and our school for n number of years.
Sign my name and the name,
of to petitition, ns we pay
tnxel under both nnmes."
fc.
