Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-04-23
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Dear old Spring is once more here
You can see signs everywhere You GO
The trees have put out their green fol-
iage The honeysuckle is shifting its
fragrance on the winds The blue bird
is building its nest and the mocking
bird can be heard all during the day
singing its sweet song The tender
shoots Of gras, can be seen reeping up
through the ground. The little brook
has begun to mako its merry music
The chirp of the little chickens can be
heard in the chicken yard, You can
see a dozen or more carpets hanging
in the yard and man beating them
with all his might That man is the
husband of the lady Of the house. The
boys begin to play hooky from school
to swim i'll the pool and last of all the
love that once existed between the
two sexes and has grown cold during
the winter seems to be growing warm
er each day.
Mrs. W. A. Upton and Miss Irene
Thomas went walking Monday after,
noon.
Bird Philips was here Monday.
Mrs. G. Broadway and Mrs. S.
Knox went shopping Monday evening.
Miss Stella Thomas and Miss Jennie
Lou Palmer went buggy riding Mon
day evening.
Someone broke open Clay Wilson'S
tool box last week and stole all of his
powder. He has got gun two feet
long after whoever it was.
Mrs. T. H. Jones and Mrs. r. A.
Mcfarland went shopping Monday ev-
ening.
Henry Hix has moved to West Pratt
Will Chamblee has moved to Dora.
Frank Nelson, of Birmingham, was
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Clay Wilson called ON the Misses
Stell and Mary Thomas Tuesday night.
DR.. S. &. Knox has returned to Ket-
ona, Ala.
Mrs. B. B. Walker went shopping
| Wednesday.
Miss Flora Thomas called on Mrs
| N. r. Chamblee Wednesday night.
! Farris Cook, of Dora, was here sew
eral days last week.
Arthur Jones rode the Knights of
Pythias goat Thursday night.
Frank Smith has left for Cincinnati
Ohio.
Geo, Romines has returned from
Birmingham, where he was operated
upon for appendicitis.
Hugh Gladgow and Felix Carr went
to Birmingham last Saturday evening,
Mrs. r. H. Jones and Mrs. w. s.
Sowell went walking Saturday after
| noon.
Eugene Loach gave a candy break
ing Saturday night
Miss Irene Thomas gave an Easter
egg hunt last week for the children,
Misses Irene and Flora Thomas went
shopping Saturday evening.
The farmers all report that the fruit
has not been hurt at all.
| w. NJ Loach was laid up severa
days last week on account of wrench
ing his hip.
Miss Irene Thomas called on Mrs
N. R. Chamblee Saturday evening
John Boggs and Miss Irene Thomas
went buggy riding Sunday evening.
Ora Argo and Miss Jennie Lou Pal
mer went buggy riding Sunday after
noon.
Clay Wilson and Miss Stella Thomas
went for stroll Sunday afternoon.
Jim Morris called on N. r. Chamb
lee Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Upton wen
buggy riding Sunday evening.
Jim Jim Morris and Miss Flor
Thomas went walking Sunday after
noon.
The following Easter program wa
rendered at the First Methodist Churcl
Sunday night.
Song, awake, Prisoners, Wake,
by Choir and Sunday School scholars
Prayer by Rev. Van
Song and recitation, EASTER Bells,
by children.
Recitation, Easter Greetings,
by R. A. Mcfarland.
/ Song, ''Flee Away" by Choir
Recitation, by Miss Jennie Lou Palmer
: Duet, He Loves Me So,
by R. A. Mcfarland and Mrs. j
a M. Robertson.
Recitation, by Lillian Thomas
, How the Easter Lilies Grow"
Recitation by eight girls
r Cover the Cross With Flowers.
! Recitation, by Pearl Thomas
Song by Choir, He Arose.
Benediction.
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