Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-10-22
Section
Victoria.

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der of the day.
Miss lena Lasater visited relatives
at Sequachee Saturday and Sunday.
Bill Layne and family went chest
nut hunting Sunday.
Kelly Pryor and sister, Mrs. Sallie
.Lasater, attended Sunday school al
Bethel Sunday.
Miss Rosie Kilgore, of Whitwell,
has been visiting the Misses Hill fol
the past week.
Miss Maggie Crownover went tc
Chattanooga Friday.
Sherman Young and Miles Merritt
went to Looney's Creek Saturday to
picnic given by the Farmers Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. will Vinsant have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Houston
Vinsant.
Homer Hutton and Joe Green visit
ed the school Friday.
Miss Aida Ragsdale and Mrs. Min
ME Brewer were in Victoria shopping
Monday.
Hiram Coppinger went to Coppinger
Cove Sunday.
! Misses Belle Hamilton and Sallie
Merritt attended the Farmers Union
meeting Friday night
Mrs. Julia Merritt was here shop
ping Friday.
Fred Carson called on his sister,
Mrs. Tom Arledge, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Hill and little
son, Hubert, are visiting friends in
Clifty this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Gates visited
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Moore Saturday
and Sunday.
Frank Ketner and Arthur Rogers
went chestnut hunting Sunday.
Misses Rosie and Lucille Kilgore
we're out walking Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Nancy Jones visited her son in
Sequachee last week.
Miss Sallie Merritt has been on the
the sick list but is some better.
Mrs. Ella Turner, of Chattanooga,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ellis. for
few days.
Maloy Jones has be n auto riding
some lately.
Homer Hutton is gathering acorns
this week to feed his pigs.
Miss Sarah Ellis called on Miss Mel
lie Ketner Saturday.
Tom Arledge went to Whitwell Sat-
urday on business.
Mrs. Annie Arle5ge called on Mrs.
Elizabeth Hamilton Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Ellis visited her son near
Sequachee Friday.
If you want to see Miss Abbie Jones
smile, just ask her how many chest
nuts she ate Sunday.
Miss Rosie Kilgore visited the
school one day last week
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton called on
Miss Della Rogers Monday.
Miss Sallie Merritt is staying in S.
L. Ketner's store this week.
George Rogers fell from the local
Friday night and fractured an aim
and skinned his head,
Miss Aida Ragsdale and Mrs. Min
ME Brewer say they are sure going to
take in the big show at Whitwell Oct.
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Miss Mae Arledge called on Miss
Pearl Hamilton Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maggie Crownover went to
Whitwell Sunday.
Roy Norwood passed thru here Sun
lay on his bicycle.
Miss Lena Hill called on Miss Sarah
ellis Sunday afternoon.
Tom Arledge called on A, B. Ham
lton Monday.
Bill Layne and wife have been pick
ng peas fol- Lee Turner.
Mrs. Mintie Putnam is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Howell. Kilgore in
Bridgeport this week
Mrs. Oma Rogers visited the school
ionday.
Miss Mae Arledge called ON her
grandmother Sunday morning.
We sure have got good school
eacher this year.
Tom Arledge said be didn't believe 8
q fortune tellers as one got Soc out of |
i'm the other day. +
Bill Rogers visited his mother, Mrs
. e. Rogers. Sunday. b
Miss Minnie Kilgore called at the r
Saturday. i
Mrs. Will Rogers called on Mrs. An
lie Thompson Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Kilgore called on Mrs.
nta Ross one day last week.
Ben Jones went to Looney's Greek
aturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Floyd went to
squachee Monday.
Mrs. Margaret vinsant and daugh-
II, Mrs. Thompson, called on Mrs.
Ill Vinsant one day last week.
Misses Pearl and Stella Privett
ade flying trip to Victoria Satur-
".
EVERYBODY seems to be busy digging
cir potatoes this week.
Rev. will Mosier, of Whitwell, will
nduct services at Sardis Saturday
ght. Everybody come out and hear
m.
Frank Putnam has been on the sick
It for few days.
Mile Ramsey called on Miss Pearl