Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-01-04
McMinnvilIe.
Sp<efaI 10 th< N7Us

Mrs ]. A. Lassiter and children are
visiting relatives of Mr.. Lassiter al
Cullman, Ala.
Miss Jessie Kirby, of the Tennessee
Wooden Mills, who has had erysipela'
for some time, we are glad to say il
better at this writing.
A telegram was received here Sun.
/ day, December Gath. stating that
| Wright Brown had died at II O'Clock
on Saturday at his home in Killeen,
Texas. No other information has been
received and it is not known whether
! he died naturally, or met death acct
dentally. The intelligence came as a
shock and sad surprise. Wright was
here only few weeks ago on visit
to OLD friends in Warren County.
| The great piano contest closed last
Saturday. After great struggle a
lady by the name of Clara Woods was
| the lucky contestant We are very
glad she was so successful for her
mother is dead, and her father fast GO
ing with consumption. There are FIVE
children soon to be left without father
or mother What pitiful sight She
sold the piano at once for $500, and
that will be enough to buy them a
small place which they can call home.
A great many worked against this poor
girl, which was entirely wrong. God
always works out everything for the
best and SO He did for this poor girl.
Sam Thomas and wife, of Nashville,
are here attending the bedside of Mrs
Thomas mother, Mrs. John Patrick.
Roy Brown returned last Tuesday
night from New Decatur, Alabama,
where he was spending Xmas with
his sister, Miss Mary.
Mrs Clemen Judkins came down
from Sparta Thursday. and will spend
and Mrs. d. G. Higginbotham.
Bob Pennington, son of Esq. Joe
Pennington, left last Tuesday for some
point in Texas, where he goes to To-
cate.
Sister Hall, the lady minister of the
Ii oliness church in McMinnville, ar
rived here Thursday. She is certainly
a fine christian lady, and is at present
stationed here as the minister of said
church. She is now staying with her
friends but intends to rent room for
herself in the near future We well
come her in our midst, and only wish |
this world contained more such good |
ladies' as her.
Mrs. D. O. Higginbotham and child
ZEN and Mrs Jessie Judkins and little
laughter, visited Luther Phelps and
,amily last Sunday.
George Hodge, of Rossville, Geor-
yia. was here visiting relatives and
friends few days last week.
Mrs Henry NInnelly, of Tullahom-
/, and Mrs Ira Tennessee, of Chatta-
looga, are here visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Randolph.
Misses Aline and Blanch Higgin-
,otham visited Misses Ethel and Paul
ne Pace Sunday evening.
Andrew Northcutt and wife were
lere from Chattanooga several days
asst week, visiting his brothers. fami-
y
R. B. Blanks, of Chattanooga, was
ere a few days last week, visiting
elatives and friends near the Tennes-
ee Wooden Mills.
Misses Hassie and Mabel Pace and
Mss Matte Dickson called on Mrs.
J. G. Dickson and Mrs. l. j. Lister
sunday evening.
There was an Xmas tree at Ben Lo-
1ond school house last Monday night.
/ large crowd was in attendance and
great many children were made hap
Y by what old Santa Claus brought
hem.
Charley Cox and family were down
rom Beersheba last week on visit to
is brother and family.
Sam Leeper, son of Rev. F. L. Lee
err, a former pastor of the Presbyteri-
n church, at McMinnville, was here
list week, renewing acquaintance
18th old friends and associates, all of
HON we're glad to see him.
Mrs. l. j. Lister visited Mrs. An
lie Martin and Mrs. Everett Nelson
riday afternoon.
Mrs. johnson spent the day last Fri
ay with Mrs. John Martin.
H. F. Phelps and Hale Barton we're
9TH here from Nashville to spend X
las week with their fathers.
James FL Falkner, former assist
ut in the Postoffice in McMinnville,
1T who is now located in Chattanooga
as he1e Sunday on brief visit to
latives for the first time in ten
ears.
The old year has passed and with it
any joys and sorrows. The new year !
Is arrived but none of us can tell g
|
ose. We hope we will all be spared
see another new year, but God !
Tvs best.
Mrs. E. S. Roam and daughters, Nj + +
and Elsie, spent Sunday with their
lighter and sister, Mrs Lucy Etter
Hascal Mofitt, son of Esq. E. L.
offitt, and Miss jamie Meadows, C
lighter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Mead Y
rs, we've united in marriage at the c
me Of the bride at Irving College, O
last Wednesday afternoon, Decem- il
r 27tb. We wish them long and
ppy life together.
| will close by wishing the editor
d correspondents success and a hap :,
and prosperous New Year. y
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