Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
Sth District, Sequachee Co.

Speciai to tie Ne70S.
We are having some rainy weather
now and some snow.
There have been some European peo-
pie here on Signal mountain.
The School Improvement league met
Friday afternoon at the school. Mrs.
J. B. Lauderbacb was present and
made talk. Mrs. G. W. Shackleford,
president. presided. Mrs Fred New
eli is secretary of the league. Chair
men for several departments were APP
poined as follows: Mrs. King for
scbool work; Mrs Fredenburg for
home department: Mrs. Bennett for
membership; Mrs. Haskell, Mrs. j.
M. Rawlings and Mrs. r. O. Collins,
for the civic committee. The eighth
grade girls will work with these
chairmen. It is planned to get the
school boards permission to arrange
sliding doors to connect the rooms Of
the public school building; and to
build a platform It is thought that il
these changes were effected that the
builditgg could be used more conven-
iently for the school and community
entertainments It is also planned to
get the Chattanooga public library to
establish branch library here, which
could be used throughout the summer
and tend to make the school house a
real community center. The Fair
mount Library Association will coop
crate with the school league at the
Chattanooga district fair next fall,
which is giving its time to making
bandages for the European war suffer
erS.
Mrs. Jessie Sains. who has been
quite i'll for a long time. is still i'm
proving.
has been sick with the grip. is improv-
ing.
Uncle Sam at Boston, Mass, lost his
wife some few weeks ago, and has
three little girls left, He has been
here visiting his sisters, Mrs. Corda
Hudson, who took the two older girls,
and Mrs Ella Higgins, who took the
baby, Mr.. McIntire is in on fur
Tough to stay with his relations. We
we're glad to see him
The Signal mountain cars leave the
Signal hotel every hour for Chattanoo-
Henry Debt and MellKell are build
ing possession houses on Hale and
Hicks grant in favor of the John FIRE.
dag grant. Hale and Hicks grant was
made in toe year 1885, Fredix grant
was made in the year 1857. Ye writer
thinks it will take seven years to
stand the storm or the year OF 1857 or
the year 1885 will get it
There is snow on the ground this
morning about one half inch deep. l
am afraid the fruit is killed.
The boys are running from the
Chattanooga courts today.
Joe Anderson, of Daus. and Aaron
Tate, were out here enquiring the
way to W. A. SCHOOLGIRLS. Iney
also visited W. K. Grayson. attorney
on business
/ was GLAD to read about Uncle Jack
eagle, of Kinsey, Okla. ! WISH l
could be out there with him 10 nenp
him eat some Strawberries. wen,
Uncle Jack, l was raised III Sequence
Valley.
"M. c.. like to read your letters
in the News -,
/ cant agree vita "Bsby DOLL on
the subject of holiness. There is put
one man who has been on eartn VINO
was holy and that was Jesus christ
Sin is born in the flesh and none are
good but one :.
Cheney King of Bradley county Is
on visit to his brother. Rev. Y. ID.
King, of Oak Wood.
G R. Hoodenpyle and boys went 70
his mountain farm lst week ana 70
turned home Sunday.
Art Grayscu of Lone Oak, ls run
ming dairy near Signal mountain;
Alton Hudson is through gesslhs
ready for the summertown people.
EiHudson and Brown Hudson are at
work at Signal mountain this week
W. K. Grayson IL getting reaoy 10
put up law Office. &c
A w. Schoolfield. attorney, u
Chattanooga, was in w. * 6raysoh
office on bn sinsss a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller. OF Dr W;l
Chanel, were the guests OF MI. MI
Ier's father, Thomas Miller,near rair
j. A Grayson is running bis saw.
mill at the Blue Pond near bIo"n
Chapel uosuea.
MI. Layne is at work on the osses,
Ison lot near the cop Of tho moon'n !