Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-11-26
Caroline Chapel.

Sbeeidl to The MrzVs
Well, Mr.. Editor, as sold joe has
aroused again from q two weeks slum-
Der, I thought | would step over ana
give You few items from this part OF
the low lands of suffering and sorrow.
Our greatest sufferiDgs are from thls
severe cold snap which came on us an
prepared, as our old summer clothes
are not adequate to 1e dergees ABOVE
zero.
Well the 14b day of November is
] past when tho 'Russellites' predicted
that the Savior would make his second
advent into this old world with DIS
"bindiDg chains" to bind "Old Sa-
tan" for 1000 years, failed to mater
ialize, or at least His coming has not
been observed by ''Old joe and we
have not observed any changes for the
better in the human or animal crea-
tion II seems that the evil principles
and dispositions still continue on the
same. "Old Joe" has always been
taught aud made believe, when the
millenial day or period sets in, wben
old Satan is bound for the space of
| thousand years, that all of his lntfu.
euce will be Withdrawn from all OF
Gods creation and peace and harmony
will reign supreme. Well as far as
sold Joe" is concerned none of these
human predictions affect him or sis-
turb him the least as he has a great
deal of faith and confidence in the ut
terances and knowledge our our bless
ed Savior, and be s,id that not even
the angels in Heaven knew anything
about when these things should occur,
80 sold Joe just sleeps on undisturb-
ed as far as the predictions OF these
''false prophets" are concerned, for he
knows that they don't know anything
about it. We will all just have to
wait until the Lord gets ready.
Well. our hardy handed tillers OF
the soil met in their set convention at
the Knox school house Saturday and
held very interesting and successful
meeting and, taking the cold, disa-
greeable day into consideration. they
had very good turnout. Most every
lodge in the county was repi esented,
and this lodge is due a considerable
amount of honor for their hospitality
shown the visiting members of other
lodges. 1t is reported that the
"spread" at noon of the comforts of
life. was all that anyone could wish
for. Their next meeting will be with
the Oak Grove lodge the end Saturday
in December. We are glad to see our
farmers becoming aroused to double
diligence of their duties, as the only
way to successfully fight or subdue
corporations is by cooperation of the
reproducing class of the world. Our
predictions are that if they don't fall
down on their undertakings, that they
will become the moving powers of the
world. Why should they not be Ev-
cry nation, every living human beipgI
is wholly dependent on the food pro-
ducers, and / say why should they not
rule supreme over every other indus
try
We have had SOME visiting in our
midst this last week A. A. Spears.
one of Whitwell's depot keepers, visit !
ed his old father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Fl Spears, Saturday night, to
the delight of the old couple Alvin
is their only living child and they es-
TEEN him highly, and are always de-
lighted to see him coming.
The Misses Parker, Ethel and Allie
with their two brothers, Frank and
from the Killian settlement
and members of the farmers union, so
they took in the farmers convention
here Saturday and report nice and
enjoyable visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Gates, Of Vic
toria. visited tue latter's bomefolks
from Friday until Sunday evening
A A Spears. of Whitwell, gave his
old friend, W. G. Moore, a short call
Sunday.
Misses Ethel and Allie Parker and
brother, Marion. made very limited
stop with their cousins. Mr. and Mrs
W. G. Moore, Sunday evening.
Will Ross accompanied Miss Ethel
Parker home Sunday evening.
Old Joe.