Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-06-20
MCMinnville.

Specfdl TO tie Ne7OS.
We are having nice weather now,
but we are in need of some good rains
again, which trust God will send in
due time. Let us not get discouraged,
but trust in the Lord for what we
need, as He will do whatever is for
the best for us.
The infant child of Leonard Vanhoo-
ser and wife has been very i'll at their
home on Sparta Street. DR.. Burger
has been attending it, and We are glad
to say the little one is much better
now. We hope it will soon fully re-
cover.
A revival meeting inaugurated at
the Holiness Church Sunday June 9Th,
is growing daily in interest and at
tendance. Two services are held daily
in the courthouse at $3.50 and 7:3O p.
m. Rev. G. f. Hardy. stirring re-
vivalist, of Nashville, is doing some
able preaching and much good is al
ready manifest The meeting will
continue through this week. We hope
much more good will be done.
W. P. Hickerson and family of
i Manchester, are visiting Mrs. Kicker
sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Falkner, at Falkner Springs.
Mrs. Taylor Kirby, who has been
visiting relatives in McMinnville for
the past two weeks, took the $3.50 train
Thursday morning fol her home at
Leitchfield, Kentucky.
Ira Argo and wife of near Morrison,
attended church at Mt. Leo Sunday
and took dinner with l. J. Lister and
wife The two families are particular
friends Of each other and they were all
glad to meet again.
Misses Jessie Crawford and Clara
Cunningham took dinner with Henry
French and family Sunday, and at
tended church at Ben LomOnd in the
evening.
James Cardwell and daughter, Miss
visited friends at Marbury Bend SUI
day.
Miss Mary Wiseman visited Miss
Emma MCGEE at West Riverside Sun
day
Andy Starkey got his leg broken at
Elkins factory one day last week.
Miss Beatrice Robson, of McMlnn-
vile, and Mr.. W. N. Mason of Wood
bury, we're united in marriage at o.
clock Tuesday afternoon at the home
of the bride on Sparta Street, Elder j.
d. Gum, of Sparta, performing the
ceremony in the presence of number
of relatives and friends of the family
Mrs. l. J. Lister visited her daugh-
ter in McMinnville one day last week
Mrs Lula French was in McMinn-
vile shopping Friday.
Mrs. George Greek spent Tuesday
in McMinnvile the guest of her sister,
Mrs. James Kirby.
Mrs. Neil Parker has been quite
sick at her home on Sparta Street
Mrs. Paul Finger called on Mrs.
Mabel Vanhooser Wednesday evening.
The State Christian Endeavor Con
vention of the Presbyterian church of
u. s. A, convened at Falkner Springs
Saturday evening. About two hun
lred deleg ates were in attendance.
The session will continue through the
most of next week.
Mrs. Lenora Farless has returned to
her home in Texas, after an extended
visit with her mother at Ben Lomond,
and other relatives near here
Mrs. Ocie Jett of Ben Lomond, spent
one day last week in McMinnville,
visiting her father, Mr.. Webb.
Everett Webb has returned to Geor-
gia after pleasant visit to relatives
and friends in and around McMinn
vile.
l am beginning to wonder again
what has become of Cold Wave. l
wonder if be has got too proud to
write to the News since he has gone to
Chattanooga to live. Come on. "Cold
Wave" we want to hear from you.
Mrs. Captain Duke, of Willow
Branch, has been in McMinnville a
mart of last week, visiting her father
The correspondent from Jasper GER
tainiy does write good long letters to
the News. l wish could write such
long letters but l cannot gather up
enough news for that.
Mrs. J. W. Powell and daughter,
Della, spent last Friday with Mrs.
Truman Pearsall.
Miss Arlie Pearsall spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Miss Pauline Pace.
All the gardens in these parts are
looking fine and most of the people are
having plenty of green beans and Irish
potatoes to eat. ,,.,
Mrs. Henry French and children
took dinner with the writer one day
last week.
Mrs. Ella Gross visited Mrs 1. ).
Lister one evening last week,
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