Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-05-30
Jasper.


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Arthur Jones, of South Pittsburg
was up during Commencement.
Marvin Hicks, of Whitwell, spen
last week in our city.
Albert Cook, Jr., was up for tn
Mr.. ana Mrs. Pat Thach visite
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Dawson, of Daus
Wyrick graveyard cleaning.
Zebadee Barlew, ST., took in tn
working at Wyrick's Saturday.
Geo. Wampler and Joe Mechanic
were up during Commencement.
Mrs. Jno. Jenkins was in ChattanOO
ga last week.
Henry Clark, who has been in schoo
at Vanderbilt anne in Tuesday TO
Commencement here.
Mrs. Ethyle Minter, of Bridgeport,
spent the week with her cousin, Mis-
CLARA Lewis.
Miss Henrie Martin, of Sequachee,
was in town Thursday and Monday.
Miss Rhoda Hoge was in town Mon
day.
Misses Hudson and Bible. also Mis-.
May Payne of South PIttsburg, were
guests of Mrs. Mary Pryor during
Commencement.
Miss Helen Turner took in the bal
game in Pittsburg Friday.
Ray Hudson, of South Pittsburg, was
in town last week.
Katherine and Edward Spears OF
Chattanooga, came home with their
cousins, Helen and Melville Turner,
Wednesday week aud are visiting Mes
danes Turner and Robertson They say
they are so delighted with the country
they never want to go back.
Jas. Kelly gave a birthday patty at
the F. A Kelly home May "a.
Mr.. and Mrs J. q. Lancaster came
in home Friday.
Miss Fannie Carlyon and Mrs. g.
Layne of WhitwelI, are among those
that are attending the Institute.
Mr.. B. Long, the Republican nomin-
ee for Trustee, was on our streets talk
ing with friends and seeing voters.
Henry Wells al in Jasper Monday,
M. H. Hinch and Miss Ethel Rogers
spent the day at the Swafford home
Sunday.
Rev. Tom Smith filled his regular
appointment at the Missionary Baptist
church Sunday and delivered three ex-
cellent sermons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Potter spent Sun
day night with Sam Collins and fami-
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Rogers were in
Jasper Saturday, and while here DR..
H. L. Jenkins pulled a tooth for Mrs.
Rogers.
An interesting game of ball was
played between the Fats and Leans of
Jasper Saturday afternoon for the hen
eft of the City Beautiful Club, and
the Fats were completely exhausted.
One was heard to say that when a boy
at school he liked to play ball, but that
he thought it hard work now.
The Teachers Institute is in. session
this week and there is a full attend
ance.
Harley Lane of Chattanooga, was in
Jasper Sunday in his new car visiting
home folks ct al.
q. Sherman, of Sequatchie, was in
town Saturday and took in the ball
game.
Hugh Jones of Sequatchie, was in
Jasper Monday.
Misses Kate Bladen and Arnie BIZ
BILE we're the guests of Miss Eva Brew
er Sunday.
Miss Mayme Lane spent the day
the Misses Mccullough Sunday.
Miss Grace Pryor, of Sequachee, was
Jasper shopping Monday.
Mrs. Ellie Bronston, of Whitwell, is
her uncle, Geo. Graham, and
attending tue Institute.
Miss Verda Bennett, of Sequatchie,
is attending the Institute.
Rev. and Mrs. Sadler attended the
graveyard cleaning at Lasater's Satur-
lay.
Hayden Simpson is driving around
in a new Car this week.
Little Miss Willie Mae Smith is real
sick at this writing. We wish her a
recovery.
DR.. Chas. Griffith is having some
concrete work done at the Rosewood
cemetery this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Warren and little
grandson, Me- Warren, spent the day
out at Wyrick's Saturday.
Those who attended the graveyard
working at Wyrick's report an excel
ent dinner and a good time. Among
were Mrs. Mollie Tudors, and
Mrs. Almarine Holloway.
our neWs VIII geC DeCCer Wnen we
get better and don't feel so blue. Good
health is a great blessing-especially
when you are sick.
Cummings Chapel Little Boy"
here is an old saying of Thos. Gray's
the effect that ''Where ignorance is
bliss, tits folly to be wise"
Mrs. Jno. Gibson was at Wyrick's
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Robertson, of Ell
Reno, Oklahoma, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Robertson, of Rochester, N. Y, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Robertson, of
Jasper, were entertained by DR.. and
Mrs. Melville Turner at 6 o'clock din
Ter Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Forrest
II Sunday a fine girl. May be they
will name it Ethel Brown or Reida
Welcome Mt. Creek newcomer.
"Snowdrop," please tell me what
las become of my old friend, Mrs.
FEMME Tennatt' Tell her to come ov-
It here and spend the summer. Biddy
ays you write fine letters
Rev. J. W.. Simmons could not keep
lis regular appointment here Sunday
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