Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-01-22
Trenton, Ga.

cottage prayer mcObih6 ioSO 1AANNJ
the home of Mrs. Durham. About
twenty of the ladies attended this
prayer meeting which was said to be
splendid service, and enjoyed by all
present. Mrs. Will Brock, wife of the
Trenton postmaster, conducted this
prayer meeting, and her splendid
method of conducting the meeting was
enjoyed immensely. The next cottage
prayer meeting is announced to be
held at the home of Mrs. Kizei.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trenton,
met last Wednesday at the home of
Mrs Cowan. About thirty of the lad
les were present, and had very sue
cessful meeting. The business meet
ing was opened with song and prayer.
The committee which had been pre-
viously appointed to draw up the by
laws had them all in readiness when
the committees were called on to re-
port. The bylaws were read and ad-
opted. Also a report was heard from
the sick committee. and one lady be-
ing reported sick, the society agreed
to visit this sick lady the same day
and have prayer with her. This was
promptly attended to after the meet
ing adjourned. After the business SEES
sion was over, refreshments were serv-
ed, and all reported most pleasant
afternoon spent at the home of Mrs.
Cowen. Mrs. Cowen is very excel
lent lady. and can entertain her com
pany in a most pleasant manner.
At meeting held by the Ladies'
Aid society last Friday it was decided
to give an entertainment ON Washing
ton birthday. The play to be given
is called the MRS. Fearless Compa'
NY This play will be given by ter
girls of Trenton. Mrs. Claude Turner,
wife of the editor of the Dade County
Times, will have the training of these
girls. Mrs. Turner is an expert al
this kind of work, and always takes
delight in training the young folks
and all the young folks love to have
her drill them, for she makes hersel
80 pleasant and affable that they are
naturally drawn to her. This enter
tainment is to be given fol the benefit
of some benevolent cause. The Ladie
Aid Society at Trenton is composed o
q lot of thoroughly alive women VIII
do things, and who know how to brini
things to pass. And their object il
view is for the relief of humanity ant
the glory of God.
Mr.. Mccormack and Miss Ami
Copeland. both of Collinsville, Ala.
we're married last Sunday night at tn
Williams Hotel. Rev. W. D. Dew
officiating. in the presence of larg
crowd of young folks who had gather
ed there to witness the ceremony, an
to wish the newly married coupl
great joy.
Also Mr.. Reynolds and a Mis-
Wilson were united in marriage las
Saturday at the Southern Methods
: Church, w. D. Dew performing tn
ceremony.
The Missionary Institute was hel
Thursday, which seemed to be gres
Y success. The visitors who attende
we're Hospitality entertained. Frol
Trenton the Institute was moved
8 Rising Fawn Friday where splendi
, institute was held Everybody, bot
visitors and the people of the town
$ seemed to enjoy themselves to tt
. greatest extent The congregation
O both at Trenton and Rising Fawl
O reached nearly two hundred. Tn
speaks for the interest taken in I'll
s Institutes at these two places,
There is great deal of sickness
3 Trenton. Mrs Thurman, who has bee
IS sick for three weeks, is some bette
Her son, Byron Tatum, one of ii
o leading attorneys of Chattanooga, w
II here to see her Sunday.
a Allen Jacoway is not much impro
ed at this writing, but it is hoped tn
y when the weather turns warmer tn
% his health will improve.
= Miss Myrtle Pinion, one of the pc
% ular young girls of Trenton, was ia
8, en- sick Monday with la grippe.
~ Mira Kizer ia improving slowly.