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TOT CTlppleu CnlluTeU. IHeTe
will be on sale a variety OF spring
creations for women and children at
prices ranging from 81 upward. There
will also he "A sale Of tea and cake
during the afternoon.
Among those who will assist at the
various tables are the Misses Fred
erica Bull. Ethel Simmons. Gertrude
Hoyt, Isabel Yeomans, Vera de Ropp.
Georgia Appleton, Dorothy liaight,
Geraldine Frost, Mary Bangs. La
vigne Edmund. Juliet Edmund and
Mabel Walker. ON the committee are
MrB. w. Lanman Bull. Mrs. DE Witt
Clinton Falls. Mrs. william ID. Har-
Der, Mrs. James II. CARL. Mrs. Rob-
ert Appleton, Mrs. Eric Person Swan
Son. Mrs. William Il. Haight and
Mrs. Charles Bettelcy.
Under the patronage OF Nine.
George Bakhmcteff. wife OF the Rus
sian Ambassador, and others inter-
ested In the relief Of the destitute ref
ugees OF Montenegro a Mi-Carcme hall
will he held in the ballroom Of the
Plaza on Wednesday night. II will
be given under the auspices of the
Aontenegrin Relief Association of
America. of which Rufus q. Shirley
o. chairman. Mrs. Edgerton Parsons
honorary chairman and Miss Mario
tie L. wainwright acting chairman.
AmonG the features of the evening
will lie Montcnegrin dances and songs
in costume. Mile. Nlasta Novotna.
lately of the Imperial Russian Ballet.
will dance. and there will also he
general dancing. for which Conrads
orchestra will play. Tickets AT $3.50
each. including supper. may he oh
tained at the headquarters of the
Montenegro Relief Association. lo5
West F'ortieth street. at h Plaza
or Of Edgerton Parsons at 81 Wall
street.
Among the patronesses are Mines
George Arents. Jr.. Theodore Roose-
welt Peil, Andrew G. Zabriskie, Henry
A. Wise Wood. Walter u. stevens,
Jr., Frederick NJ. Dearborn. William
Tod Helmu;h. De Witt Clinton Falls,
Anson w. Burchard. Howard Green
ley and Herbert l.. Sattcrlee.
For the purpose Of raising funds for
che support Of one of the milk sta
lions of the New York Diet Kitchen
Association a Ml-Careme dance viii
be held under the auspices of Aux
5liary No. ! Of that organization in ths
Della Robbia room q the Vanderbilt
on Wednesday night. Mrs. Edward NJ
Stout Is at the mead OF the committed
'he uarce anu aPphea''o"
o tickets may pe nhaoe 10 her IL
OIL East fi'! -eiSh'h street. Inv! aT'
u ea'h' ihc'uu'he supper br'ust
taoies VIII NE reservoir "i.hou' extra
charse LOT those "Ho p'e'er eafus u
Among the Pa'ronesses are MINES
Gustaf stromperg. winthrop farker
william T. Demores'' Lancaster MOT
gan. henry T. DAWSON T." fran'i'
HYDE. WhIiam w.. huNton' o. Val
Converse. Henry WIZARD iieroert far'
sons. j. Amory HASKELL DAVID fielier
IL. Despard' o'!h warner
Allen ID. Forbes. George Leary. Ed
ward Ho!brook. Orson Hoyt. John II
E1agler and Rowland Freeman.
Miss NJ. l.. Hayden is at the hea'
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BROOKLYN SOCIAL NOTES

\ Mss BEATRlcE sHERMAN HN.
lNI LEf daughter Of NJ t'd -
Frcderick Draper k,i,'y. g.,
is TO he married To- Alfred 'It',' 81
ford on Tuesday afternoon. .NprIl So
have as her matron of homo. l,r g..
Mrs. Arthur Turner Soulc, "a i'... o.
October, Mr.. Bedford t. tho go u- "
and Mrs. Alfred Cotton R.d','I -
clinton avenue II Glen cove. I.
church of the Holy Trinity ~ 30
scene OF tho ceremony. winch f- .. '
performed by the Rev ir Jl.. ~
ard Mcli~h AT = o'clock. aul q '.",r.
Tor relatives and iutimt'" f~,rf e.
follow at Mr.. and Mrs kt.',y's
~ south Portland avenue
Tn" best man Will y, Henry ii''
OF Manhattan and serving - u>t,'s 90
he Edward T. de Sclrlug 81 ~.ur
\. j.; Dean Bedford. a hru'a,r . .
bridegroom Arthur Turner > o.
South Orange. Edward Ware t.i
lngSton Lyman Shor, of Ntl.h.'. Or.
John Miguel Martinez
Miss HALEY will give a llr.nD.,
theatre party fpr her aitcudar'- :
urday, April T.. Lri IN" pr. = 2
Miss de Seld!ng WI. "n'er'l.' a' .In H.
con in her honor.
Miss Marian Dunlap Rl.Ljoy. = '
ter Of Mrs, John pun'tI E3...t
be married to Thomas Rs
Albany on "Wednesday ar'.rut.. -
26, in the Reformed tuur a o.
Heights The c"rcluruy - 4 10
will h. followed Icy a small ir.,r y r.
Mrs. BucklrH's home. il- N,n' :
street.
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MISS GRACE -
AOlliNC
Photo ~ ~ Aveok~ ShAoE

last week the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Grace Hol,ingsworth.
To 81. George Brooke Tucker of this
city. Miss IIolAnsswurth a intro
duced 10 society a few years ago. She
was graduated from Miss Snence's
sChoo! and she has been prominent
as an amateur composer, having writ
ten the music for several entertain
ments given by amateurs for charity.
She has Collahorated frequently with
Miss Grace Henry, who has also been
identified with the production Of nu-
merous amateur plays. She COM
posed tho muse for Tags and Tat
,ers.' "Thalia,' kits and Ke,,s' and
other similar plays.
Mr.. Tucker j. the eldest son oe the
late judge Charles Frederick Tucker
OF Dallas, TN. lie is secretary Of
the Board Of Assessors OF New York
No date has been set FOR the we'd
ding.
AZ a luncheon given last week by
Mrs Louis Mansfield ogden at her
home, 3oT West Sevcnty-nnth street,
the engagement was announced of her
cousin. Miss Margaret Mckim of iSos-
ton. Mass, to Richard Kent of TuN-
edo Park. y. Y. Miss McIiim is n
eranddaughter Of the la;c Judge John
W. Mckim Of the Probate Court of
Boston. Mr.. Kent is the son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. william Kent and
a grandson OF the late Pierre L.oril-
lard. No date has been mentioned
for the wedding.
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ON TucSluy evening Mime. Charlotte
l.uld gay" II reception and musicale AZ
her studio, 257 West Eighty-sixth
street, Fifteen American
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\ musicale and tea Was given by
Vernon Archibald Yesterday AT his
studio, lo3 East Thirty -tifth street.
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Another wedding Of Faster week will
he that OF Miss Eugenia Griffin Baker.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. william
Edgar Baker. who will be married to
Henry Herbert Jessup In the Church
of the Heavenly Rest on April 90. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

From Ithaca cour- word
eaa'mcnt Of Mis- ,IV'ls
daughter OF PROT and y
stone, to l'aul Girarl litN.
Capt. and Mrs i,dg o. T. if.t
I3'2 Dean street Mr. ll..
graduated from rurr,l1 "A. A..
haIk'"e, Whose father l-
the faru't! took her d,rry
lowing year.
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Another dance will he given by the
young women of IN" Beethoven Circle
and the ushcrs of the society on the eve
llng ~ April "a IN the rose room of the
Plaza.
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On Easter Saturday. Apr, ~. Miss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. william Hollingsworth
Of 81 West Twelfth street announced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

A recently announced c"c cr'-
that OF Miss Marguerite Malice. .
ter Of Mr. and Nra. I'"r.v = "
or ID Monroe place, 60 llr."N ? .
mond. son Of Mr. and NJ lI"'~ o.
mond NJ Philadelphia Nj NJ "
graduated from Wo,.csi,u ..
made hcr d'hu, the 'o''nN' "
Her Nancc H. = Princeton u.t.
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A HlSS BEATRICE SHERMAN H,r
vi LEY. daughter Of Nj AID ~.
Frcderick Draper kt,,,t. en-
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
! Wanins Greek.

Speeal 10 iic NeIps
IL seems that the backbone Of winter
is broken at last and our people are
gardening. house cleaning, going fish
ing, etc.
Rev. j. M. Bilbrey has Just closed a
lsenes OF meeting in our village. He is
of the Holiness faith.
DR.. Wiggington. veterinary surgeon,
OF Basboursville, KY, was here Friday
treating some mules at the mines.
r. b. Winkler spent several days
last week at Wood and Catron's Greek.
Mrs. VIM. Powell attended a family
reunion at Corbin, KY, last Wednesday
in honor of her mothers seventy-fifth
birthday.
Anumber of coal operators from Ohio,
Indiana, and West KY, were in our
burg last week.
VIM. Cantrell, of the Banner Fork
Coal Co., was here Sunday.
Jim Barton, of Harlan, KY, was the
guest of relatives here last Sunday.
The Union Sunday school elected its
officers for the next quarter last Sun
day. The following are the new officers:
G. w Campbell reelected superintend-
ant, Mrs. Cordie Dolan assistant super
intendant, Mamie E. Barton reelected
J. NJ. Bilbrey, class number 5, Il. A.
Barton, class number 4, Mrs. G. w.
Campbell, class number 3, J. w. Love-
lace, class number ., Mrs. Jas. Dolan,
class number /, Frank Dunlap, Janitor.
Will Clontz came near losing a fine
Jersey COW last week from eating poison,
known in the mountains as 'Btagger-
weed"
WILEY Barton and George McGinnis
returned Saturday from Harlan where
they we're under instructions in First
Aid and Mine Rescue work demonstrated
by the State Bureau of Mines. They
will organize First Aid team in this
camp for the benefit of injured miners
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bailey were in
Harlan Saturday.
Mrs II. A. Barton and children and
Mrs. G. w. Campbell were shopping in
Harlan Saturday.
Robert Dolan and wife will spend
Easter with homo folks at East Benz
stadt, Ky.
The mines are running full blast at
this place, and an abundance of coal is
shipped daily. A new order for $4,000
tons came in yesterday. This means
great deal TO we mining people.
III. A. Barton is distressed because he
cannot learn how to call his pheasants
from the perch. Will the king readers
give him information as to whether he
shall call ''chick chick" ''pot-rack pot
rack" or '.quack quack." He has tried
all of them but without success so far.
With best wishes to the editor and
the many readers of the News.
So long
Kentucky Tattler.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
Hamburg.

Ss>,iza II ftr Ke4es.
clearing land seems TO De tns olue'
Misses Minnie and Gertie Rollins
male short call on Miss Lizzie Payne
Monday evening.
Mrs. Carrie Higgins visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Rena Morrison, Sunday.
Miss Lille Payne and Miss Lille
Morrison called on Miss Iishie dols-
ton Wednesday,.
Miss Bonnie navan called on hes
sister. Mrs. Lena Dyer, Saturday.
Misses Jane aud Lola Morrison were
in Whitwell shopping Saturday
Mrs. Lee Lavan called on Mrs. Lola
Morrison Monday evening.
Mrs, Fronia Sanders and Rena Nor
iison, of this PLACES, we're visiting 81
Mt Olivet Friday.
Mrs Lille and Tilda Owens, from
jasper, visited Mrs. Jim Layne from
Friday until Saturday.
Mrs. Nunley was visiting MRS. Iom
Morrison last week.
Clint Lavan stayed all night at his
sisters in English Cove. Saturday
Miss Lille Morrison and Miss Bon
ME Lavan took dinner with Mrs. Os-
car Lavan Sunday.
Neil Dixson passed thru our burg
Saturday.
Lila Morrison is visiting her grand
mother.
Lille Payne called CD Miss Mary
Higgins Sunday.
Sunday school has started up again.
SURE was proud of it starting up
again, as it has been so lonesome.
Will Releford visited his home folks
Sunday.
Kellie Morrison attended singing
Sunday evGning
Jim Rollins called on Kellie Morri-
son Monday night
Charlie and Henry Rollins we're seen
going to Ed Payne's Sunday morning.
Come on, Shirleyton, with your
pieces / sure do delight in reading
your pieces.
What has become Of cred, of Nc
Roberts, as l never DO hear from there.
Wonder what has become of W. ii.
Loveday, who has gone up there. and
his wife's folks can't hardly hear from
them at ali.
! will close out wishing all readers
good luck. Wooden Shoe
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
Okfuskee. Okla.

Spefidt f5<. Af5tsss
Well, the ground is wet at last. as il
has been raining The Greek has been
out all over the bottoms. The farmer;
can't get in their fields to work fol-
three or four days yet, even II It does
MT rain any more, but it looks like II
might be going to rain again.
There were several letters in last
weeks News that 1 was glad to read,
as there were good many names In
them that know.
We have received news from j. n.
Dickson and family that they arrived
at Alabama City all right.
Fishing seems to be the order OF tue
day now.
saw Mrs. Lee Penley's name IN
the Nhitwell news, and was glao 10
hear from her and that she is still a.
live. She and / used to be great
chums, and the last / heard OF her sne
was in very bad health.
"Old Joe, can you give me Mrs.
Dan Pitman's address | would ike
to hear from her.
Dan Dickson is unloading pipe Tor
the old we'll at Depew.
Sherman Harris is working on the
new railroad that is being built to De-
pew.
/ reckon Lee Burklin must be going
to take his best girl buggy riding as
he is fixing up mis- buggy.
Uncle Jimmie Dickson IS still aDle
to GO fishing, a big part Of his time.
He lives about one-half mile from
the creek and he does not have far to
go. He looks Just like he did the
first time / saw him, only little old
er.
Mr.. Curry took dinner with Joe
Burklin Thursday.
Wonder when Mr.. Van Scarborough
is going to put Mr.. Freedman over the
fence.
Was sorry to hear of the sickness in
T. s. Bracken's family, as he IS an
old acquaintance of ours.
don't know what Mr. Bitleman
will do for a miller now, as John
Dickson is gone.
The wedding bells are ringing
again. Mr.. Carroll Fulston and Miss
Vadie Ward were married Sunday.
We wish them much joy and a long
and happy life.
L. F. and Carroll Dickson are re-
pairing Mr. Bitlemans undertaken
house that the storm tore up.
Payton Baird went to town yester-
day.
Mrs. Gertie Collins went shopping
yesterday.
Ask Carroll Dickson and Carah
BurkliD, which beats playing check
ers, and see what they say.
Charlie Mundell visited his cousin,
Lon Worley, one day last week. Char
lie will start for Washington in few
DAYS. Phlox.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
Mt. 0Iiyet.

.Sbecai 10 tie Ne7oS.
Snowy weather SO ms to bs the or
der of the day.
Roscoe Williams visited homfolks at
South Pittsburg Friday.
Come on, "Sarah," of Seco, we like
to hear from Kentuckey.
Well, we have had a little snow here
today, hope it won't kill the fruit.
Dewitt Basham and Will Morrison
visited Hamburg Friday.
Willis Altman went to the Pocket
yesterday.
Kirk Basham looked sad yesterday.
Cheer up. old boy. it will all come
ont "a tue washing
Oscar Levan was seen at the store
today
Come OH. Lilac" of Toddtown, we
like to read your pieces.
Come on Reporter. we like to read
your pieces
would like to know what is the
matter with "Blue Eyes," that she
had no piece in last week.
j r. Bssham visited thu Pocket to
day
Well, as it is very cold and the
WOO pile is gone. | will have 10 get
wood the rest of the day, l can't
write any more today. Powder.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
Victoria.

SPECIAL 10 the Ne1US.
Will Webb was out car riding Satur
day
Jasper Ables and Mack Kilgore went
to the chapel Sunday.
Mrs Lydia McCurry visited her
grand mother Sunday.
If you want to see Dave Webb blush
ask him whose ring he is wearing
jeff Pickett and Fannie visited Bar
berry Kilgore, her mother, Sunday.
Clint Layne called on Homer Grimes
Saturday night.
Bistle Cannon was out horse back
riding Sunday morning.
Mrs. Mary Evans called on home
folks one day last week.
Ruth Cannon and best fellow we're
out driving Sunday afternoon.
Wash McCurry called on his father
Sunday.
Alex. Kilgore and father went to the
chapel Sunday.
Mary Evans and Dave Webb were out
walking Sunday.
Walter Hartman was out riding wild
mules Sunday
There was large crowd at Mack
Kilgore's Sunday jumping the rope.
Little Johnnie Layne and :, Tom Kill
gore made music at Walter Kilgore's
Saturday night
If you want to see Jasper Ables smile,
ask him who that pretty little girl was
that he saw at the chapel.
If you want to see. Alex. Kilgore
blush, ask him who he asked to go horse
back riding with him Sunday guess
that other fellow got there before be
did, but just rest easy, Alex. | guess
your time will come.
James Richardson was seen going
down the road Sunday.
Elige Layne and family called on
Nell Arlidge Sunday.
Wonder what has become of Charles
McCurry as he has not been seen lately.
Snow Bird.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
VALUE OF HERD RECORDS
(By H. G. Stockwell, Division of Exten-
sion, University of Tennessee)

| (By H. G. Stockwell, Division of Exten-
sion, University of Tennessee.)
1t has been demonstrated through
testing associations, by individual rec
ords, and by the breed associations,
that a systematic system of milk and
butterfat records, and also record of
the feed consumed by each individual
COW, is the only method of running a
dairy on a business and profitable ba-
sis. 1t is impossible to breed up a
herd of profitable cows without this
system of checking each cows per-
Torrance by what she actually does at
the pail.
When starting to keep herd records,
a record sheet should be procured and
placed on the wall of the barn in the
most handy place. Then a pair of
scales should be purchased and hung
to one side of the record sheet. After
milking each COW, the milk should be
weighed and the weight recorded on
the record sheet for future use.
At the end of each month sample
of each cows milk should be taken
and tested for butterfat, and from
these records the total amount of milk
and butterfat can be calculated.
The record is not complete unless
the amount and cost of feed, which
each COW consumes, is known. The
feed should be weighed or measured,
and. if the latter method is used, the
weight of feed which the measure con-
tains should be known.
With the record of production and
the amount and cost of feed consumed,
IT is easy to detect and eliminate the
improbable cows in the herd.
After detecting Improbable cows in
the herd, they should be sold to the
butcher and replaced by profitable
cows and records kept the same as
ON Tie original herd.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
Woman Finally Receivers
From Nervous Breakdown

Impoverished nerves destroy many
people before their time. Often be-
fore a sufferer realizes what the
trouble is, he is on the verge of
complete nervous breakdown. 1t
is of the utmost importance to keep
your nervous system in good con-
iition, as the nerves are the source
of all bodily power. Mrs. Rosa
Bonner, 82s N. 18th St, Birming-
ham, Ala, says:
II have been suffering with nerv-
Gus prostration for nine or ten
years. Have tried many of the best
doctors in Birmingham, but they all
failed to reach my case. | would
feel as if / was smothering; finally
i went into commissions. My little
riri saw
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
Dallas. Texas.

SPefidl 10 me wears.
hardly know JUST where TO start IN
on TINS communication; Our city elect.
Ion mas past, ana all OF the bonds asked
Tor carried grano Total OF $lo, o0O OoC
Tor munlclpai Agnt plant ana PARK
property and otner Things, ana all OF
the franchise amendments carried That
they proposed 10 choKe Inc street car
ana other oorperatlans with.
our Two months droutn was broken
last week and IL looks as II the weather
man means to keep IL broken tor the
"a rain Keeps coming every Jay OF Hlg9e'
The river Is out all over the low lands.
Inere has been pig loss OF STOCK and
otner property IN the low lands lana the
Appearance is that there VIII be more
ram IN Cooay'
The Mexican situation Is not lmproy-
ing any ana IL now looks as II bne y. O.
VIII nave al Oh MEXICO 10 cohOehu WIN
OF ugnt. Ihere Is no confluence 10 DC
piaceu ~ any VI lnose Rreasols az
they want Is an opportunity 10 roo anu
muroer. an lactlons ar Ing, lor
they are an against Tue = O. ,r soluierS
anu nave began 10 sho" IT, lucy are
now coin plalnlhg auouC 1ne - o. Keep
~ .
tnem 70 remove tnem as soon as tney
can. y, ~
E' u Bfacken' OF ufeehVlile; deAas'
was here yesterday nttte Wnlle az
tending TO business LOT 'nae thriving
city, and visited MS mothef Ior lew
nours' one mas hoV oeeh 30 WEI w
lew days no one can ltnagiho tue
suffering one has TO go tpru WIN tnas
IS a1hieteo as she 49, we can on sSano
ny ana see ner suller 5 anu cannot no any
thing to help her' mere is hoCnlhg
LETT undone that wouia 90 OF any com
tort to her.
Mr. ana Mrs; y u. Fayne anu uor-
den ana Claud Adams. OF hyla' texas,
vera mere the nrst OF 1ne week 70 sisle
their mother ana graha tno0ner' MRS,
Bracken' o,,
was glad TO near tha' olo zoe
was improving ana was anle 10 wri1e
good letter 70 ms many Irlenus t1ru 'ne
ews' am always uisappoiheeu wneh
tali TO ma conmun lca'ion lroni hiln s
1t always sets ASIDE the WORRIES anu
troubles OF the present ana caIis me
back to boy-hood days dear 10 any
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-04-13
Monday, April "a, 1916,

between the hours of II a. M. and IL
M, the following described real estate
situated in Marion County, Tennessee,
viz:
Being the two acres more or less,
bounded on the east by the Dave Hollo-
way place; bounded on the south by the
w. A. Cantrell properly; bounded on
the west by the u. Thacher land;
bounded on 'the north by Main Street
and the T. Simpson tract, in the coun-
ty aforesaid. Being the same property
conveyed to 2. s. Harris by D, T.
Layne of Whitwell, recorded in the
Registers Office of Marion County.
Tennessee.
This March 25, 1915.
c. A. NOONE,
Trustee.
Printers Fee, $1,000.