Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-06-27
Caroline Chapel.

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The graveyard cleaning at this place
Saturday was attended by a large
crowd and work was done nicely, and
also nice dinner was spread in the
grove.
Sunday school is still improving and
getting along nicely. Everybody at
tends regularly. That is just what it
takes to make Sunday school good, is
for everybody to come every Sunday
and take an interest
Rev. Osborne conducted services here
Saturday afternoon.
W. p. Sharp and family attended
the working here Saturday.
James Miller of Whitwell was in
these diggings Sunday.
Mrs HicksOn, of Dunlap, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. j. H. Spears.
There were several went from this
place Saturday to Sequachee to ball
game.
De Ross called to see his best girl
Sunday evening.
J. W. Miller looked pleased Sunday
Misses Carrie and Sallie Merritt and
Mr.. Will Ross attended the Graveyard
working Saturday. ....a.
Wess McCurry escorted Miss Lille
Spears home from Sunday school Sun
Sunday.
J. A. Privett bas been on the sick
list for few days.
Miss Jennie Hatfield, of Dunlap, has
been visiting relatives here for the
past few weeks, but returned home
Monday.
Miss Stella Privett went to Victoria
Monday shopping.
], X. McNaDb and wife. from Dun
lap passed thru these diggings Sunday
evening.
J. T. and A. A. Billinsgley went to
Chattanooga Monday.
There were several from this place
went to the show Monday night at
Victoria.
Walter Billingsley was with his best
girl Sunday.
Grover Gates made his regular call
Sunday.
Pearl and Ruby Berk attended the
graveyard working Saturday.
J. D. Lewis has been chilling for
several days but was out Sunday to
take his place in Sunday school. We
were all glad to have him with us for
he is one of our good old bass singers.
J, H. Privett says he sure likes to
reap wheat.
Jennie Hatfield, Pearl and Stella
Privett, visited Mrs. Tom Billingsley
Tuesday.
A. A. Spears visited home folks
Sunday.
Gilbert McCurry sings, "Down in
the ridges a face see, Miss Grace
looking for me-
Ruth Griffith attended Sunday school
Sunday,
Joe Kilgore and family were here
Saturday attending the working of the
graveyard.
j. S. Billlngsley, of Chattanooga,
visited his brother, J. T. Billingsley,
last week.
Mrs. Ethel Gates has been here for a
few days.
J. R. Rogers of Victoria, was here
Saturday and made good hand dig
ging grass.
Dee Ross was hurt very badly Fri
day by three year old mule kicking
him. Hope he will soon recover.
Wonder what has become of Lewis
Harris. He has not been seen in
long time.
L, L, Billingsley called to see his
best girl Sunday.
Ethel Privett was all smiles Sunday.
Wonder why.
There will be a singing here Sunday
evening at 2:30 Everybody is invit
ed to come and bring booR.
Rev. Osborne will preach at Union
Grove the fifth Saturday night.
Ye writer is an old farmer and soon
will have corn large enough to dig or
grabble.
Come on, "Little Sweetheart, and
all the rest of the writers.
Blue-eyed Boy.
with your philosophy. Economically
you are unsound socially you are
wrong, industrially you are an imposs-
ibility."
Next week we shall take up the
discussion of our own definition and |
see how far Mr.. Gompers is right.
SOCIOLOGIST.