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

Jack Layne, of the Pocket, was here
Thursday.
Alex Layne, of Victoria, WAS here
Thursday.
John D. Miller, of Victoria, was
here Saturday.
Jim Smith, of Chattanooga, was
here Thursday.
Dewitt Sharpe went to Whitweil
Monday to visit his father.
Fred Grimes, of Jasper, was here
Thursday and played ball.
Miss Jennie Harris is attending
Teachers Institute at Jasper.
E. D. Martin, of South Pittsburg,
selling the Rexall Remedies for j. J.
Ingle, was here Saturday.
Mrs. W. A. Chadwick, of Shirley
ton, visited her daughters here Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Lee, Mrs. j. S.
Deakins and daughter, Elizabeth, went
to South P%ittsburg Sunday.
Hugh Brewer returned Thursday
from Richard City, where he said he
spent a very enjoyable time.
H.. NJ. Minnis and family, and 9th
ers from South Pittsburg, picnicked
at the Blowing Spring Sunday.
Frank Deakins arrived home from
the Polytechnic School, Auburn, Ala,
Friday evening for the vacation.
Mrs. W. R. Thomas and Mrs. L. P.
Brewer and baby, returned Friday ev-
ening from Knoxville where they have
been visiting relatives.
We acknowledge receipt OF Terre
Haute, Ind, papers from Mrs. Edgar
NJ. Smith, where the family are now
located and we are glad to know are
doing we'll.
All the Young folks who are willing
to take part in a Fourth of July pro-
gram are requested to meet at the
Town Tall Friday night, for the pur-
pose of arranging for program.
The Sunday schools of the M. E..
Church, South, and Baptist Church, of
South Pittsburg are here today en- pic
mic. A ball game has been arranged
for this afternoon between IA team
from that city and the locals.
Miss Jane Burnett returned Monday
evening from a visit in Alabama City,
Ala, where her sister, Mrs. Orbe
Lusk, formerly Miss Zuella Burn
EFT, resides. She was accompanied on
her trip by her two little neices.
Avis Roberta Rogers, Phoenix, Ariz.,
is the name of a young miss whose
photograph our friend, M. Burnett, is
handing around for inspection. 1t
seems to be a pretty fair specimen
from far away Arizona, and the pa
rents, MI. and Mrs. Robt. Rogers, are
mighty proud of it.
w. G. Robertson, of Rochester, N.
Y. was here Friday calling on old &C.
quaintances and was the guest of
Chas. Curtis and family for dinner.
He had been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Robertson, at Jasper,
and assisted the Fat Mem in defeat
ing the Leans in a game of baseball
there last week.
The ladies of Owen Church served
ice cream on the afternoon and even
ing of Memorial Day for the purpose
Of increasing the fund for a carpet for
Owen Church. In the afternoon tables
we're arranged in the grove in front of
the parsonage, and at night in the par
sonage yard. The cream was home
made and contributions of milk made
the expenses low, only 81. 90, for ice.
sugar, etc, and cream was sold to the
amount of $12. 10, leaving q profit Of
$40. 10 for the days work.
Miss Virgie Lasatsr entertained q
number of friends from here Sunday
with dinner at the pleasant home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lasa-
ter, on the ridge southeast Of town,
in honor of her charming guests, Miss
90 Bessie Brown and Gladys Lasater,
of Jasper. Those attending from here
we're Misses Juliette Hopkins and Nj
Randle, and Messrs. w. S. Randle
and Frank Deakins. A most enjoyable
time was spent and a splendid dinner
served The afternoon was spent at
the Francis Spring, where some of the
News crowd met up with the party
and received a most cordial invitation
to return with them and partake of ice
cream, which they did, and likewise
Of omonade. likewise cake, likewise
supper after that. The slaughter was
awful. Miss Virgie and the entire
Lasater family have our thanks for the