The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-26
LOCAL NEWS

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Artistic Picture Framing at Martin
Brothers.
For Sale-Good milk COW. Appl,
10 Robt. Bancroft. Il
Graduates, Frame those diplomas al
Martin Brothers.
For Sale-Seventy-fve bushels Of
Whippoorwill peas. C. E. McClish.
For Sale-Large Bell sweet pepper
plants. Tom Holbrook, phone 1888.
Take Notice-Hunting and fishing
on my place is positively forbidden
W. R. Malone 2!
For Sale-Thirty head of goats
Half Of them Angoras.. W. D. Can.
non, phone 13-w, Brownsville. Tenn.ti
Irby Rocks has accepted the position
Of private secretary to Mrs. w. T
Bullifin, and is residing at her home
on Washington street.
Wanted-Quiet, refined gentleman
desires to rent room where he car
have access to bath tub. Willing tc
pay good price. Wants to occupy
room by June Is. Address this officf
The arrival of the DoRT ar' mo-
bile has created sensation in -fowns-
vile and Haywood county At is a
beauty; has the POWER. C,mes full
~ equipped and the price is right. See
II. l.. Currie or Hascal il i. tt
The graduating clase { the Hay
wood County High s aol this year
nus.S IRIS ~. THIS IS IL argest class
that has ever gone out ron this splep
did institution which i; ing so much
for she ednraNcnsa !: e as's s II.
lN- - i5us reasons ~ 5c....,,.Naucc-
rae s,.erc:ses O. Gne e,..T 9far
seao5i gevs i.ss,a ,as-~o;ts Mt; Eea-
day morning, MAY -, d. : @-.7"''
The exercises will be at TIE opera
holse. All friends and patrons of the
school {. invited to attend
DR.. Fineschri5e- e. Memphis viii
lecture at the opera house i, efnesdas
night, May 31st. Proceeds of the lee
ture will go toward buying an organ
for the Jewish congregation Of this
city. II you want to hear something
good, don't miss this opportunity.
We hear great deal today about
Preparedness. 1t is national issue.
Preparedness simply anticipates the
things which endanger life, health or
property, therefore you had better
pfepare for storms and fires by insur-
ing with Upton & Mann, Office ad-
Joining First National Bank. Auto
mobiles and country risks especially
solicited. Il
The streets of Brownsville are de-
teriorating very rapidly and unless the
much needed repair work is soon done
they will be beyond redemption. This
is a work that must not be longer neg
lected by our citizens. Steps should be
taken at once to save our streets, for
they represent an expenditure Of too
much money to be allowed TO so TO
ruin for want Of the expenditure OF q
little more for needed repairs.
The county superintendent Of public
instruction has at his disposal four
scholarships in agriculture, one IN
domestic science and one in manual
training, all at the Summer School Of
the South, University of Tennessee.
He will be glad to give these scholar
ships to persons from Haywood county
who are preparing themselves to teach
these subjects. The Summer School
session win open in Knoxville on June
30, 1916.
Miss Carolyn w is expected
home the last Of next week from the
State Normal at Denton, Tex. where
she atteno ,ool. On account OF
the high average she made in her stud
les she was granted state certificate
without taking an examination, and
elected as a teacher in the high school
at Krum, Tex, for the next term.
Miss Written win bring home with
her several pieces Of hand painted
china showing her talent in this beau
tiful work.
The school board is planning to-
build consolidated school at Forked
Deer this summer. Three or four
small schools will be brought together
in this new consolidated school. II
VII be one st The largest ami best
schools in the county and will proba-
bly, have an enrolment Of $50 or IT'D
students. A progressive movement
like this, in which a number Of one
teacher schools are united in one gra-
ded school, is the greatest thing that
can happen for the educational adj
yancement Of any community.
]. A. Raynes died at his home in
this city Saturday morning, May 20,
at 900 o'clock. Funeral services were
held Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. C, v Crabb, after
which the remains were inferred in
lakewood cemetery. Mr.. Raynes was
in the seth year Of his age. He was
born in Indiana, but for several years
with his family has made his home in
and near Brownsville, where he had a
number Of friends who sincerely SYM
pathize with his bereaved family in
this sad hour. Those who survive him
are his wife and two daughters, Misses
Mary and Kate Raynes.
At the twelfth annual convention of
the Southwestern Electrical and Gas
Association, which met in Galveston,
Tex. May 1920, J. A. Dupree, Jr.,
manager Of the electrical appliance
Of the Corpus Christi
Railway and Ligh Company, read a
paper on Commercial Exploitation Of
Electric Current for Cooking and
The paper has been printed
IN nampblet form for distribution and