This article is in a scrapbook. No date appears on it, but a record of the Official Vote of 1892 is pasted on the same page.

"Election is over. Hard work and poor pay for the next four years. Winter has come at last with all its beauties. Protracted meeting now in progress at Wesley Chapel. George CARTER came home from the State Universtiy for the election. An infant of Hardin KNIGHT'S was buried at Bethel the 9th inst. The sick of our neighborhood are improving. Calvin STREET is building a new residence. John HUBBARD will finish plastering his new house next week. The new Odd-Fellow's grave yard fence at Bethel is quite attractive and a great improvement. James H. MATHERS is having a well drilled. H.O. RITTER is quite fond of pets. He has an owl that is a beauty. ------Roxy"

March 1928:

"Bro. Eugene MONTGOMERY filled his regular appointment at this place Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas CLEVELAND visited a while Saturday with Mrs. Wesley WILSON, of Orleans, who is very poorly. Ollie BURTON and family are enjoying a new radio which they had installed last week. Grandma RAGSDALE, who has been very low is some what improved and resting better at present. Samuel TOLBERT and Noble FELKNOR, of Bedford, attended the funeral of Ivan HAM at this place Saturday afternoon. Clifford RAGSDALE has moved on the B.S. ALLEN farm to work for him the coming summer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ALLEN have both been poorly for several days. Hope they will soon be enjoying good health again. Miss Alice CHILDS is nursing Mrs. Wesley WILSON, of Orleans, during her sickness. This community received quite a shock by the almost sudden death of Bro. Ivan HAM which occurred at St. Edwards hospital of New Albany, last Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock. The church and community will feel the loss very much."