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Smyrna times., 1912-11-13

The annual session of the Kent
County Teachers Institute will be
held in the Dover Opera House on
November 25, 26 and 27. Course
tickets will be 81 for three nights,
on sale at Clarke & McDaniel's on
Saturday, November 18th. Mark
this date and secure your tickets
early.
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AND VICINITY

Short Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Fresh fruits and vegetables at
Cummings Phone 139.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13

Mrs. w. G. Holland has purchased
from Mrs. R. Hopper Smith, the
house on Delaware street in which
she resides at private terms.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13
Boy Wanted.

Good Bright Energetic Boy, willing tC
learn, at The Smyrna Times Office.
Apply At,
Tunes OFFICE,
Smyrna, LED
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FOR RENT.

Residence ou Mt. Vernon. street, for-
merly residence of Miss S. Bart FAIRIES,
10 rooms and bath, electric lights and
gas. Apply to
w. A. FAIRIES,
Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13
Geo. T. Sockrider
Clayton, Del.
FOR SALE

Lot of fine Plymouth Rock and White
Leghorn Cockrels,
Address f
M. V. THOMAS,
r.. F. ID. No. 2. Clayton, De-.
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FOR SALE

A New Ten Room House, complete with
all modern improvements. Also New Eight
Room House, with modern Improvements;
at reasonable prices and easy terms.
JOHN p. HUDSON,
Smvrna Eel
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13

The old one-story shop belonging to
Samuel Cats, which stood on Market
street, adjoining the residence of D.
T. Lyman, has been moved to North
street. Wesley Coker, colored,
purchased it and will convert it into
a dwelling.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13

For s1.oO paid in advance the
Times will be sent to any new sub
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States, from now until January L,
1914. Subscribe now and get the
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j. Frank Startling, formerly of
Smyrna, one of Dover's well-known
druggists has announced himself as a
candidate for Postmaster at the Dover
Post Office.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13

statesmen WANTED-To look
after our interest in Kent and ad-
jacent counties. Address, Victor Oil
Co., Cleveland, O.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13

All new subscriptions coming in
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Send us a $10O and start now.
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FOR RENT

100 Acre Farm, good land, fine buildings.
Near town. Address
Post Office, Box 22s,
Smyrna. Iel.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13

Calves, per 10
Beet, dressed
LambS..........
SOrk 3 1O
SMYRNA AND VICINITY
Short Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Fresh fruits and vegetables at
Cummings Phone 139.
Before selecting your dishes see
the assortment at Longs five and ten
cent store. adv.
Young Ladies Club meets next
Tuesday evening, at 8 O'Clock at
Asbury M. E. Church. Sec.
Try Turner's fresh meats-beef,
pork, veal, and lamb. Fresh line of
groceries aways on hand. George w.
Turner & Son.
Conkey's Poultry Book means dol
lars to anyone. Free if you bring
this ad to ]. Frank Webb. adv.
Mrs. w. G. Holland has purchased
from Mrs. R. Hopper Smith, the
house on Delaware street in which
she resides at private terms.
statesmen WANTED-To look
after our interest in Kent and adj
jacent counties. Address, Victor Oil
Co., Cleveland, O.-Adv.
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Send us a s1.0O and start now.
]. Frank Startling, formerly Of
Smyrna, one of Dover's well-knowr
druggists has announced himself as /;
candidate for Postmaster at the Dove
Post Office.
For S1.OO paid in advance tn
Times will be sent to any new sub
scriber, any address in the Unite
States, from now until January 1
1914. Subscribe now and get tn
balance of this year free.
The old one-story shop belonging
Samuel Cats, which stood on Marke
street, adjoining the residence of L
T. Lyman, has been moved to Mort
street. Wesley Coker, coloreC
purchased it and will convert it int
a dwelling.
The annual session of the Kel
County Teachers Institute will
held in the Dover Opera House
November 25, 26 and 27. Cour'
tickets will be 81 for three night
on sale at Clarke & McDaniel's
Saturday, November 18th. Ma
this date and secure your ticke
early.-adv.
Mr.. John H. Ozmon, son of M
and Mrs. Joseph w. Ozmon,
Centreville Landing, has accepted
lucrative position with the Snyd
Preserving Company, with hen
quarters at Cincinnati, Ohio. M
Ozmon left for Cincinnati, Thursdi
morning and will begin work WI
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cEMErERY NOrEs-

Rev. r, +, Anderson and members
arC busy in their revival meeting at
Stone River. which will continue this
week. Mr., E, II. Heartwen and MIR,
Henry West and the Misses Addie
and Jennie L, White attended the
meeting and baptiEing services of
Rev. Wesley Lizard az Little Hope
Sunday. Miss Annie Haynes spent
saturday and Sunday with Miss Dill
Sey Butler of Murfreesboro. Mr.,
viii White. Of Nashville, was here
visiting his mother recently. Master
George w. Haynes is on the sick list.
Masters James Clark and Walter
ThOrbS are ON the sick list Miss
Dilsey Butler, of MurfreesbOrO, and
Mrs. Blair, of Beech Grove, spent a
pleasant evening with Miss Annie
HAYNES recently. Mrs. Lizzie HOwse
was the weekend guest of her son-in-
law. Mr.. A. c. Howse. Miss Josie
Lee Orr and Miss Frances Haynes
spent a pleasant evening with Miss
Lizzie Washington Sunday. Rev. n.
C. Crutcher and members are busy
in their revival at Bethel. He also
preached for his people at Mount
Olive Sunday, assisted BY Rev. Wat
kins and Rev. Anderson. Miss Edith
A. Orr spent a pleasant evening with
Miss Annie Haynes Sunday. Miss
Ida Dickerson spent a pleasant even
ening with Miss Ella Mason Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wade, of Florence,
Tenn. spent Sunday with the Misses
Washington. Miss Dilsey Butler, of
Murfreesboro, and Mrs. Blair, of
Beech Grove. attended the meeting at
Mt. Olive Sunday. Mrs. America
Swift, of Nashville, is the weekend
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Mary
Crowse and Josie Mosby. Mrs. Lu-
cinda Malone and children went to
Barfeld Sunday on business.
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McMINNvILLE NOTES.

Mrs. Dan Honley. entertained a
beautiful luncheon last Friday in
honor of Mrs. JEFF Bragg and Mrs.
w. B. Vassar, of Nashville. Mrs.
Honley's table was beautifully deco
rated with white chrysanthemums.
A delightful four-course menu was
served. Miss Esther Durley, of Nc
Minnville, will leave the S1st for
Tullahoma, where she has accepted
position as first assistant in the city
high school. Miss Jessie Gwynn has
returned home after a three weeks
visit to her sister, Mrs, May Cum
mings, of Nashville. The Ladies'
Literary Club met with Mrs. Martin
last Thursday afternoon. The club
was called for the election of new
officers. Quite a number were pres
ent and among them was Mrs. JEFF
Bragg, who said some encouraging
words along the life Of Dunbar.
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ent also. A basket dinner was pro-
vided for them. Club No. 3, with
Mrs. Rachel Bohanon and Mrs. Rem
da Webb at its head, did extremely
well. Mr. Ike Cox, of Caney Ridge,
visited his sister, Miss Grace Lee,
last week. A few of the young peo-
pie enjoyed an apple peeling at Mrs.
Renda Webb's last week. Mrs. Clear
cy CChinagon is yet sick. Rev. w. H.
Rucker filled his pulpit Sunday
Three interesting sermons were given
to good audiences. Mr.. John H
Evans, of Davidson, Tenn, was IN
to see his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Phil officer, last week. Mr.. Joe
Marchbanks and Mrs. Margaretta Off
Ger are yet on the sick list. Mrs. Lu-
Their Gardenhire and children have
returned from Cookeville, Tenn.
where she visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Buck. Mr.. Joe
Manson was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardenhire Friday.
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LIVINGSTON NOTES.

The week past has been joyful
time with the A. M. e. and M. E..
churches. The meeting will continue
through this week. The Rev. M.
Tucker went to Gina Saturday to be
present at his appointment Sunday,
also Rev. H. W. Rucker was at Spring
Creek Sunday. Rev. E. w. Williams
filled his pulpit here Sunday and had
glorious time all day Sunday. The
fire of the Holy Ghost fell upon many.
Miss Willie j. Simpson received the
news last week that Miss Fannie
Coats, a lady friend of ners and
teacher, too, was dead. She died Au-
gust Is. We are sorry to hear of her
death. Her home Is in Watortown.
She leaves a mother, sisters, broth
ers and a host of friends to mourn
her death. She taught school here
in the year of 1909-1910. Veal
fell in love with the dear girl. Mrs.
Catherine Simpson is on the sick
list. Uncle Samuel Cullom and I'm
Gle Jake Mcdonald are reported bet
ter. The school is progressing nice
ly under the management of Miss
Willie ]. Simpson. Most all have
been very busy this week canning
peaches. Mrs. Elizabeth Keiton is
visiting mother and relatives in Lam
caster.
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MuREREEsRoRo NOTES.

Rev. Cumby, of Smyrna, preached
at the First Baptist Church last Sun
day and Sunday night. There was a
nice crowd out to hear him. Rev.
w. w. Todd preached at the PRINT
tive Baptist Church last Sunday. The
Rutherford County Fair will begin
9Th and 18th Of September. Mrs.
Ella Huffman is on the sick list. Mrs.
Francis McCauley left last Sunday
for Nashville, where she will spend
three weeks with relatives. Mrs.
Josie Young, of Nashville, and Miss
Thedora Alexander were the guests
Of Mrs. Ella Lillard last Monday at
five o'clock dinner. Two courses
were served. Those present were
Mrs. Katie Donty and Mrs. Tina
Ready. The So Different Club de-
lightfully entertained Mr.. Andrew
Rhodes, of Nashville, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Williams last
Friday night. Those present were
Misses Carrie B. Williams, Lizzie M.
Watkins, Mabel Ready Sadie Will
liams, Carrie S. Williams and Mrs.
Jake Woodson, of Nashville, Messrs.
Minus Eulus, Glen Lenzy, Fenley
Webb, John Watkins. Aaron Gather,
w. b. Ransom, Will Sublett, Chas.
Sublett, of Chattanooga, Frank Sub
lett and Dock Yeargins. Dancing and
games were the features Of the eve
ming. Mrs. James Buford entertain
ed Mrs. Matte Roberts, of Nashville
at dinner last Saturday. The stork
visited the home Of DR.. and Mrs J
P. Hickman last week and left them
a baby girl. Mrs. Dilcy Ferguson
has returned home after spending a
few weeks in Chicago learning mani
curing and hair dressing. DR.. ]. B.
Mcclellan has returned after spend.
ing a few days in Jackson, Tenn, at
tending the Benevolent Grand AS
sembly. The Primitive Baptist
Church gave a big rally last Sunday
About $50 was realized. Rev. L. Ma
son is getting ready to have his
church remodeled before the associ
alton, which will convene here mex
month. The carnival given last
week by Keys Chapel was quite g
success. The Presbyterians held g
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very interesting session here last
week. Their church being too small
small for the occasion, the presbytery
was held in the First Baptist Church
Mr.. James Lester and Mrs. AugustS
Watkins we're united In marriage
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UNION CITY NOTES.

Mr.. Leroy Jenkins has been called
to repair the engine and boiler OF
the lumber and planning mill at Clay
ton, Tenn, being thoroughly familiar
with the application of steam and a
master mechanic. Miss Cora Walker,
of 200 East Summer street, is re-
ported better at this writing. We
hope to see her out in few days.
Or. Oglesby was pleasant caller at
the home of his parents on Sunday,
August is. Come again, Doctor, we
are always glad to see you. Miss
William Light was requested to re-
cite one of her favorite poems one
evening last week at her lovely home
on N. Home street. The evening was
spent in general literary discussion.
Miss Light is one of the teachers in
the city school. Rev. Todd, one of
the aged ministers of our city, was
buried in East View Cemetery Sun
day afternoon, August 25th, having
given his life to the Masters call.
He was glad to be called up higher
where parting will be no more. Rev.
C. w. Norment, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, has rendered his
resignation to the Pilgrim Rest
Church and will seek another field
of labor in the Masters vineyard. DR..
Tolton, of Savannah, Ca, is in our
town and will follow his chosen pro-
fession as a physician and surgeon.
He comes we'll recommended, having
been in service in the U, S. A. Hos
pital for years. Prof. Brown has
been on the sick list for some weeks
but is reported better.
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FRANKLIN NOTES

Miss Armindra Harris was hostess
of a beautifully planned birthday
party at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wilkins, Jr. Miss Harris
was assisted in receiving by Miss
Minnie Pearl Waters and Miss Pearl
Allen. Games and dancing were the
features of the evening. Those who
enjoyed Miss Harris hospitality we're
Misses Nora o. McEwen, Lou Ella
Davis, Harvie Lee Cheatham, Alice
Lee Maury, Johnnie Wolridge, Jessie
Kinnard, Fannie l.. Moore, Callie
Kinnard, Mamie T. and Lizzie Will
kins, of Nashville, Messrs. James L.
Davis, Frank Chatham, James Far
mer, Mike Kinnard, Phillip McNairy,
Walter Carothers, Farris Scruggs,
Lewis Dalton, Robert Waddy, Eugene
Scruggs, James Luster, Ernest Hen
derson, Russell Otey, Johnnie Brooks,
l.. B. Scruggs, John w. Scruggs, Geo.
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkins,
Sr. Frappe was served by Miss
Pearlie Allen. At late hour a two
course menu was served. Miss Har-
ris received many valuable presents.
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CUNNINGHAM NOTES.

The entertainment and rally given
at Sulphur Spring A. NJ. e. Church
last Saturday and Sunday was quite
a success. The total amount raised
was $5010. Rev. ID. A. Graham, Of
GAINESVILLE, and pastor of st. Peters
NJ. b. Church. also his wife and little
infant, were the pleasant guests of
Mrs. p. l.. Beam last week. Mrs
Eliza Wiley is visiting Mrs. Jennie
Douglass, of East Nashville. Mrs.
Lydia Shields and Mrs. Celia Boums,
of String Town, attended the lecture
given by Rev. d. A. Graham during
his stay here. Mrs. Annie Garrett,
of blackberry, is visiting Mrs Mar
tina Troter. Misses Leila Mebane and
Miss Levada Martin, of Clarksville, is
visiting Mrs, Ada Hopkins. Miss
Lena Martin, Of GAINESVILLE, is visit
ing Miss Alice Holmes. The teachers
of Montgomery are busy preparing to
take up their years work next Mon
day, September End. Mrs Percy L.
Beam will open school at 0bin Row
September 2.
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sPRINeHlLL NOTES.

Mrs. Hattie Britt and sister, Nora
Huss, of Nashville, are the guests OF
Mrs. Sadie Blair. Mrs. Florence
Smart, of Indianapolis, and Miss Car
oline Stockard, of Nashville, are the
guests of Misses Rena and Mamie
Blair. Miss Caroline Stockard was
called home on account of the death
of her aunt. Mrs. Scruggs enter
tanned last Friday evening Mrs. Hat
tie Britt, Mrs. Nora Huss, Miss Car
oline Stockard, of Nashville; Mrs.
Florence Smart, of Indianapolis, Ind.
Misses Mamie and Rena Blair, Miss
Florence Ella Brown, Mr.. John Blair
Mr.. James Wade, Mr. Dave Ratcliff
Music and dancing were the features
of the evening. After late hour
two-course menu was served.
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UNA NOTES..

The fourth and last Quarterly Con-
ference of the Brooklyn Circuit con-
vened at Paines Chapel A. M. E.
Church on Saturday and Sunday, Au-
gust 18th and 18th, with Rev. F. w,
Gardener, Presiding Elder; Rev. T.
]. Eatherly, pastor; Rev. c.. H. Sim
mons was elected secretary and re-
porter to the Globe and Southern
Christian Recorder. Mr.. D. D. Ruck-
er was elected assistant secretary.
Mr.. Robt Foster, VIM. Fanmngs and
Robt. Davis were elected the finan-
cial committee. The P. E., Rev. F.
w. Gardener, made stirring talk
and highly complimented the pastor
and members for bringing up all
claims, and further stated his
District was in lead of the four con-
ferences in Tennessee. The class
leaders made thir financial reports.
Bro. c. H. Simmons read the report
of Solomon Chapel Stewards Board,
and the Sunday-school, after which
the churches were passed, none re-
ceiving black marks. On Sunday
Rev. Gardener preached two strong
sermons, which made a lasting i'm
preston on the people, as DR.. Gar
dener usually can do. After the Of
ferings were made by the financial
committee, which made total of
$34.S5 cents. Rev. Gardener ranks
among the best presiding elders OF
the Convention and has proven him
self an untiring worker since his
leadership of the old reliable South
Nashville District, also Rev. T. ].
Eatherly, as pastor of this circuit, has
stood at his post of duty leaving no
stone unturned.
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VICTORIA NOTES.

Rev. w. G. Crutcher, pastor of the
Pilgrim Rest Church, was here Sun
day. The day was enjoyed by all. A
reunion meeting all day. Seventeen
dollars was the collection for the day.
Mrs Frances Nelson, of Jacksonville,
Fla, who has been visiting her uncle,
Scott Gordon, will leave Tuesday for
Whiteville, Tenn. There she will
spend a few days with her cousin,
Mrs. Smith. From there she will
make a flying trip to Newcob, KY, to
spend a few days with Mrs. Har-
worth. Mrs. Scott Gordon enjoyed
her trip to Jasper. Last week little
Marsener McReynolds departed this
life last Wednesday morning. Mr..
W. NJ. Ford is i'll yet. Mrs. F. Mel
son took lunch with Mrs. Jim Rem
shaw Saturday evening. Mr.. ]. J..
Jones is still mending. Misses Benell
Jones spent Sunday in South Pitts
burg with her sister, Clyde May
Jones.
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LEBANON NOTES.

Mrs. ]. B. Booth gave a supper at
her home for the M. (. Church. Mrs.
James Scott returned home Tuesday
from Athens, Ala. Miss Peaks, OF
Nashville, is the guest of Mrs. Joe
Richardson on Baptist Hill. MT.
Gloster Whitley, Miss Dollie Bolton
and Miss Cecil Bolton, of East Nash
Vile. spent Sunday in Carthage visit
ing friends. Mrs. Dave Whitley was
the weekend guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Young, at Carthage. DR.. w. d.
Ballard spent Sunday at home anu
reports great success in his school,
ENROLMENT, 60. Rev. Burks is hav-
ing great success with his revival at
Bairds Mill. Jennie V. Hughes was
the guest of Miss Annie Hill Sunday
afternoon. The late DR.. Jos. Toner
is spending some time In Chattanoo-
ga. Mr.. ]. D. Harris, OF Gallatln' Is
the guest of his father. Miss Maude
r.. Barton was quietly married wed
nesday night at the home Oh ProI'
and Mrs. ]. r. Inman to DR.. II. y.
Miller. of Nashville. Master Willie
A. Johnson was badly wounded yes
terday at the park and was carried
at once to DR.. w. W. Somlin's Of
fee. Mrs. ]. H. Harris was the
guest of Mrs. w. w, Somlin Thurs
dav afternoon. Miss Ollie Mae John
SON entertained informally last night
At her home in honor Of Miss Peaks
and Miss Mylor. The house was
decorated with palms and golden
CLOVIS. Games and contents we're en-
loved. A beautiful musical program
was given by Miss Annie Clara Han
ris Later on a two-course menu was
served. Florence w. Hughes enter.
tanned with a luncheon in honor Oh
little Brownie Richardson. Prof. w.
L. Harris, of Chicago, is the guest
Of Col. II. Hughes.
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happy lifo, Mrs. r. 3. Robinson at
tended the funeral Of her little niece,
the daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John
MeReyn0ldS. OF Victoria, one day this
week, The sunshine Club of the c.
and e, Institute, performed nice
program Friday afternoon, A most
charming play was enjoyed by every
enc, Known as the little fairy dance,
lea by little Miss Veanna Tlgue. Lit
de Miss HOl6e Tells has returned
home after a few weeks visit with
her grandparents. Mr., and Mrs, Tay-
sOr Spears.
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JASPER NOTES.
spears-Flippins.


Mr.. Elijah Spears Of Jasper, and
Miss Anna Laura Flippins, Of Vic
toria, were quietly married at Pike
vile and are visiting in Victoria this
week. Mr. Lonas Hoge is on the
sick list. The girls all visit him reg
ularly. Quite a number of people Of
our city attended the NJ. B. Associa-
ton at South Pittsburg Sunday. Mr..
Brown McReynolds dined with wife
and children Sunday Mr.. Thomas
Love was his guest. He said he en-
ioyed his dinner very much and sim
ply ate until his sides stuck out. Mr..
A. F. Shockley and Mr. Ross Thur
man were visitors IN South Pittsburg
Saturday. Prof. f. c. Greer and Miss
Maude L. McReynolds have returned
home from Alabama, and report a
pleasant trip Miss Matte Hoard is
the guest Of friends and relatives in
South Pittsburg this week. Mrs. Alex.
Shockley's father, of Dayton, Tenn,
was here one day this week. Little
MSS Claude Eugene Maxwell is on
the sick list. Mrs. Ross Thurman,
one of the leading seamstresses of
Jasper, is very busy getting the la
dies ready to attend the North Ala
bama and Tennessee Missionary Bap-
fist Association at Stevenson, Ala.
the 9Th, 7th and Sth of September
Mr. Horace L. Spears was the guest
of Mr.. Robt. H. McReynolds Sunday
Messrs. Will and Albert Lawson and
Henry Robinson, Of Pikeville, were
the guests of Mr.. Horace L. Spears
this week. Mrs. Alex. Shockley, OF
Whitwell, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Shockley this week. Mr. w. B
Humans ice cream parlor and cold
drink stand is quite an enjoyment foI
the boys and girls Of our city. Those
who are sick are Mr. Mayberry, Mr.
Sarcy, Mrs. Sarah Kelly and Mrs
Albert Beck and little son, James
Prof. T. G. Greer left Friday fol
Kingston Prof A. f. Shockley anC
Mr.. Bridgman drove to the lock ant
dam Saturday. Mrs. Lizzie Spears
spent a pleasant afternoon Sunday al
the home of Mrs. Sam McReynolds
Mrs. Ella Patton Pope was the
guest of Mrs. A. F. Shockley Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Thos. Love and chill
dren are visiting in South Pittsburl
this week Miss Gladys Springs wa!
the guest of Miss Vera Robinson Sat
urday night Mrs. Taylor Spears
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Author Sleigh
Sunday. Our girls and boys nov
amuse themselves by their tennis
game. Master Dennis and little Miss
Lula Hale are the guests of their sis
ter. Mrs. Ruth Bennett, Of Pikeville
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pryor, the honey
moon couple, are enjoying quite
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Seminole Club
1926 Cedar Street
MRS ANNA BAKER. Proprietor

number of this place attended
both funerals. Miss Myrtle Frierson
of Centerville, spent Friday night in
our town at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nixon, the guest of Miss Ethel
Walker. She was en- route to Sum
mertown.. The death of Mrs. Sam
Ella Gibbs, wife of Mr.. Fletch
Gibbs, Saturday morning August "a,
brought sadness of gloom to our lit.
tie town. Mrs. Gibbs was in fine
health until about six hours before
her death. She was conscious until
death, calling for her two brothers,
aunt, mother-in-law and friends
Among the friends whom she asked
aiTherJwhicheiwi ,btoCMFWYOIT
to stay by her bedside were her hus-
band, aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.f
Nixon, Acamore Webster, Mrs. Roxie
Caldwell and Misses Laudonia Hail.
and Ethel NJ. Walker and DR..
She leaves two brothers, Walter and
Rucker Toliver, husband and a host
of relatives and friends to mourn her
loss. She is our loss but we hope she
is heavens gain. The Lord giveth,
and the Lord taketh: blessed be the
name of the Lord.
and go, b STHRDL
Gone but not forgotten,
Though the years that come and go,
Your soul has found Gods paradise,
We mourn for you here below.
Two friends,
ETHEL NJ. WALKER and LAU.
donna HALL.