Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-07-30
WhitweIl.
Sbseial 10 he Mezrs.

day.
Whitwell is on the mend. working
five days a week. This place will be
worth talking about in month long.
er.
When our big revival begins we sure
will enjoy ourselves going.
We are having a fine revival at Red
Hill. Wish everybody would attend.
Miss Ida Smith was in town shop
ping Saturday evening.
Walter Griffith and best girl attend
ed church at Red Hill Saturday night.
Francis Powell has been sick for
several weeks with blood poison, but
is better now.
Mrs. Frank Privett is still on the
sick list.
Saw Miss Bertha league picking
blackberries one day last week.
Miss Eleota Rogers visited Miss JOS
lie Brown one day last week.
Miss Mae Pickett and Miss Buena
Lamb were out walking Sunday.
Ike Pickett is finishing his house.
Miss Irene Lamb returned from So.
Pittsburg last week.
Will Stewart moved from Whitwell
Monday.
Miss Gertie Powell called on Miss
Willie Smith Friday afternoon and
spent the night with her.
Mrs. Dora Moore sure does enjoy
picking blackberries.
Ask Lester Shirley how he likes to
play ball.
Saw Misses Mae Saynes, Irene East
ely and Leila Layne at church Sunday
night.
Jonah Moore visited home folks Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Laura Terry visited her father
one day last week.
A crowd of young folks called on
Miss Fronie Pickett last week.
Mrs. Pryor called on Mrs. Barlew
one day last week.
Saw Misses Kate Smith, Gertrude
Powell and Susie Smith going to New
Hope in an automobile, enjoying life.
Miss Fannie Tanner visited relatives
in Whitwell last week.
Saw Morgan Smith in town trading
last week.
Alfred Harrison and best girl were
out walking Sunday afternoon.
Hugh Barnett was in town shopping
last week.
Miss Ruby Scruggs and Osburn
Smith we're out driving Sunday after
noon.
Miss Electa Rogers called on Kate
Smith one day last week.
Miss Irene Lamb was in town shop
ping one day last week.
Archie Moore and best girl were out
driving Sunday afternoon.
jeff Barlew called on her sister, Mrs.
Kilgore, in Victoria, one day last
week.
Mrs. Henry Moore was in town shop
ping one day last week.
Willie Pickett wassout driving Sun
lay.
A large crowd attended Sunday
chool at Looney's Greek Sunday.
Miss Willie Mae Mosier took a trip
% Chattanooga one day last week.
Dave Farmer looks very sad since
lis son has gone.
Mrs. Myrtle Morrison called on Mrs.
Dora Moore one day last week.
Oscar Thomas called on his best
,irl on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Bessie Kimbro and Mrs. Jennie |
3rint are visiting home folks this |
week.
Lewis Walker called on his grand |
ather one day last week. Il
Rudolph Prigmore was out horse
Jack riding one day last week.
John Christian gave singing Sat
rday night. A large crowd attended
md enjoyed themselves finely.
The Whitwell and Dunlap boys had
fine ball game here Saturday. and a
arge crowd attended. The Dunlap
oys beat.
Miss Irene Lamb called on Miss Bon
lie Rankin Saturday afternoon and
pent the night with her.
Tom Holtkamp was blowing Friday.
Mrs. Pearl Brint called on Mrs. Jeff
;arlew one day last week.
Miss Hattie Barlew attended the ball
anne Saturday.
Mrs. A. p. Lamb called on Mrs.
hep Hatfield Saturday.
The body Of Arthur Davis of Chatta-
ooga, was laid in the Red Hill ceme-
Dry Sunday at 2 O'Clock. He was
God man, loved by everybody, and
,as member of the Presbyterian
hurch. A large crowd attended the
lneral.
Luther Grant is very low with few
r. Hope he will soon recover.
Robt. Powell is on the sick list.
Mrs. Dora Moore has gone to Vic
oria to visit friends.
Luther Carson and best girl were
ut driving Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dora Privett is visiting home
,lks this week.
Miss Sallie Kelly called on Miss
.ene Lamb Sunday afternoon.
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