Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-08-06
CAROLINE CHAPEL.
Sbeeial 10 the Nczgs.

CAROLINE CHAPEL.
Special 10 the Mr7Os.
AS our little civil community has not
been represented through the News
columns for quite while, / though
would step over and chat with you a
wee bit. / haven't anything of any
great importance to write, but | am
satisfied that we have some friends
that read the News, who are always
glad to see even the headline, "Caro
line Chapel, appear in its columns.
| am satisfied that "Uncle Tom, of
Grapevine, Texas, is always glad to
see the happenings around Caroline
Chapel appear, as he has many rela-
tives and friends living in this vicini-
ty. | know always look for letter
headed Grapevine" but sorry to say
it makes me feel sad that lit doth not
appear" Wake up, "Uncle Tom"
and give us little Texas news every
now and then. We all have a fond re-
membrance of you, and would certain
ly be glad to hear from you. You can
write letter to me through the News
and hundreds of your friends can have
the pleasure of reading it.
We have had very interesting
meeting at this place, conducted by
Bro. Hopper He preached about six
teen sermons to us, and we hope his
labor will not be in vain. Hope that
it will be as "bread cast upon the wa
ters" that it may be gathered up many
days hence and may feed the hun
gering souls all along down the stream
of time. Bro. Hopper is certainly a
good, plain, practical preacher.
Our Sunday school is getting along
very nicely. 1t is small, but some are
taking a good deal of interest, but sor-
ry to say some whom it appears to us
should be profoundly interested in it,
are careless, and uninterested. Why
this is can't see for my dear life To
see the great necessity of more thor.
ough Biblical knowledge Of our duties
to God and to each other, and to see
the good people so careless aAl -uaoon-
cerned, makes me feel SO 81 AXE
upi Get up and get outa< r. lIle.
Come out and let's S hays
wish | could impresk
every unconcerned
article, the great w.
| living, working q
hath no bounds
| The people Of
enjoying reaSonS
q. H. Lewis has
sideraDly improve
been issuing out
tents" to her an'
cesful Mrs. Ann
very good health
Several of our boy
the Cedar Ridge roa6
hot days, getting 1
that was wisely appr1
last county court to gi
Cove people chance TO-
one, think that was veFFSWyS>1 Bo
priation, and now | think those Yysblt
up there ought to appreciate the mat
ter, and assist all they can in complet
ing the way. | am friend to thu
good roads movement, and do not fee
like kicking at anything that is fo
the betterment of good roads.
Rev. J. A. Darr, of Jasper, was on
in our settlement the other day, erect
ing monument in memory of Mrs
Ruth A. Spangler, who was buried
few months ago at the Lewis grave
yard. Billy has certainly had mic
little stone put up to mark the restinj
place of his loved one
Bro. Hopper filled his regular ap
pointment here Sunday, but had T.
preach to very small audience tho
he delivered one of his very interesting
discourses as usual.
Crit Cannon and family of Niuera
Springs were visiting at w. c.. Moore
today.
W. G, Spangler and W. c. Moor
made business trip to Whitweli Fri
day.
Mrs. John McNabb. and two child
ren, of Chattanooga, arrived Saturda
evening to spend few days with he
father and mother-in-law, Mr.. an
Mrs. Silas McNabb.
Beard McNabb of Etna. was owe
and spent Saturday night with hi
; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. 81
las McNabb Beapi is Jolly goo
fellow. We are always proud to NEE
with him.
A. A. Spears has returned home frol
the sand pits down near Memphi,
ALVIN says it is too hot down there fC
him.
Well, as this is Sunday night ard
want to go to court tomorrow, ha
better ring oft. Hoping this will ca
forth long letter from Uncle Tom
of Grapevines Pexas, aud wishing a
the readers of the News good luck an
all the fine peaches and watermelon
they can get, | will close for this timt
Old .IOe.