Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-06-13
Minterville.

Stenai 10 tie We0OS.
Hot weather seems to be the order
of the day. Farmers are busy turning
and planting corn. We are glad to see
this nice rain. =
r. V. Morrison and wife spent Sun
day last with bis sister. -
W. S. Wilson and John Grimes call
ed on James Deitz Sunday.
Hugh Jones of ~Sequachee, called on
James Deitz Sunday, and got some
pumpkin seed to plant.
James Deitz is cutting a ditch this
week for W. S. Wilson.
Mrs. W. S. Wilson has returned
from Loudon where she was called to
attend the funeral of her father. She
spent a week with home folks. We
extend our sympathy to Mrs. Wilson
and all the family and friends OF the
deceased, and may Gods richest bless
ings rest on the wife and children of
him who had to go and leave them.
The home will be lonely without the
husband. TIE children will miss
father when they come. There is a
chair that is vacant, there is a voice
that is still, a place in the nome that
never can be filed. Weep not for
him. He has paid the debt which we
must all pay, sooner OIL later. That
great monster death, will call for you,
it will call for all, so get ready to meet
him when the summons come.
Mrs. George Lewis is sick. She has
been in bed, but she is up now.
Mrs. Nancy Deitz and Miss Robbie
Lewis made a flying trip to Jasper
Saturday.
Mrs. Icy Pickett, of Wbitwell. visit
ed at Sam Privett's Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Hazel johnson is visiting i'll
Whitwell this week.
Mrs. Thomas, of Whitwell, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Bell Privett,
this week.
John Grimes hived a swarm of bees
n day last week.
James Deitz hived a swarm of bees
two weeks ago.
There was a heavy rain here Mon
day Of last week. l guess it will cause
some delay with the boys that have
crops in the bottoms, although the
rain will make the corn grow that is
planted, and make the corn that is
being planted come up with plenty Of
weeds to keep the boys busy for a
while.
The general health of the people is
good.
Gardens are looking fine and some
are having new Irish potatoes and
beans. 1t all looks good to me with
now and then a fried chicken for the
morning meal. Sometimes a fish is
caught from the waters of the Sequa-
ohao S;ror m ann n unrv wall
that some folks are living nowadays,
but thele are some that sink while
others swim and smile at the ones that
are going down, but the time will
come when the oppressor will go down
never to rise any more. We ought to
be very CAREFUL how we live in this
life and as to the way we treat our
friends and neighbors, for the seed we
SOW weswill reap. Our sins will find
us out and that Eye that never sleeps
is watching all we do. So let us be
careful through this life, that when
we can not live any longer, that we
may look back on the life that is spent
and be glad to know that we have
done some good things while here on
earth. When we do the very best in
all the ways we an, let it be v so
small, to help some one that is in need,
our last days will be happier and |
hope our crown will be brighter and
our robes washed and made white in
the blood of the Lamb.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Priv
EFT Thursday. a fine boy. Mother and
baby are getting along nicely.
Miss Hazel johnson called on Mrs.
Deitz one day last week.
Mrs. q. w. Lewis, Miss Robbie
and Hubert Lewis made a short call on
Mrs. Nancy Deitz Monday.
james Dietz and wife called on Rev.
Morrison one day last week.
jolly Girl.