Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-07-06
BACK HOME AGAIN.

After two weeks delightful visit
among the friends and good people of
Sequachee. Victoria, Whitwell and
Red Hill, am now back home in the
town of Pikeville, where | have again
resumed the duties of pastor, and am
now going over the routine of business
incident to the pastorate.
/ As remedy for tired and worn out
/ preachers, clerks and other busy bust
ness men, l would suggest two
weeks vacation among the kind and
very hospitable Sequachians, and a
daily batu in the healthful, sparkling
waters of Little Sequachee river,
where bas~, brim, perch and salmon
swim in abundance. This is doubtless
one among the finest fishing streams in
the State of Tennessee, and is easily
accessible for both the fish and fisher
men. There is not a single obstruc-
tion from the Tennessee River, of
which it is tributary, to its head
waters, therefore the fish can easily
find theil way up the Little Sequatchie
river.
am told that there is some dyna-
hitting in this magnificent stream,
which is very destructive mode of
fishing and also which is in the eyes
of the law a felony, and the guilty
violeter Of this law should suddenly be
brought to justice and punished with
out rem dy However | am glad to
say that the kind congenial citizens
living along the banks of Little Sc
quachee do not resort to this method
of catching fish. They are pure heart
Ell, honest men, and can be relied up
on at all times.
cannot speak of this visit without
complimentary remarks of most ex-
cellent entertainment given in the
Town Hall at Sequachee. The splend-
i'll and we'll chosen program is not on
ly deserving and entitled to showers
of bouquets but those who had the
charge and the training and RESPONSE
bility of this entertainment, are
worthy of more eulogy than can be
in this hurriedly written ar
ticle.
To say that each helping to render
this program did their part creditably |
does not express it. l venture no bet |
ter entertainment has been given in |
Sequachee Valley. This program was
arranged and carried out under the Ill
rection of Misses Juliette Hopkins and
Nina Randle. They both have dis
played great skill and talent in this
work, and it had for its object right
aous cause.
This training given to the boys and
girls by these two young ladies will
1utlive their pilgrimage here below.
To them be honor and praise now, and
everlasting life hereafter.
| also want to express my apprecia-
ion and esteem for the songs rendered
~ the choir at Whitwell at the two
ervices held there the second Sun
lay in June. This is one among theJ
,est choirs it has ever been my pleas
Ire to listen to. Their voices have
'een well trained. Their singing is
characterized both by harmony and
Melody. Another commendable feature
f this choir which will be appreciated
y any person who is manufactured
ut of appreciative material, is the
erfect harmony among themselves
nd their corgeniality toward their
astor, aud the readiness and prompt :
ess with which they always bring
i'm singing which will give any
reacher an inspiration. shall never ,
SIX for better choir than the one 9
'hich used to sing for me at Whit >
ell To each member of the choir,
lay your we'll trained voices some day /;
ng in heaven land help make all the !,
,urts and temples of heaven ring :.
18th joy. =
From an appreciative friend, and your ;,
,rmer pastor,
w. D. DEW.
I'll,