Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-05-04

Malcomb Burnett, Jr., was in Whit
well Sunday.
Squire w. H. Wilson, of Jasper, was
the guest of l.. p. Brewer Sunday.
Rev. E. R. Lewis went to Havron's
Chapel Monday, to conduct a meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mr.. Vim. Lee went to
Whitwell Sunday to attend the sing
ing convention.
Commencement exercises at Jasper
tonight and tomorrow night will be
largely attended
Mr.. and Mrs John Lawson and lit
tie daughter, Wilma, we're in Jasper
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. s. R. Mosier and children at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Jerry Full
fur at Victoria, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Barrett left for
Chattanooga Friday, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Bessie Kilgore, Of Victoria,
orders the News sent to her and we
cheerfully place her name on our list
J. T.. Grayson, of Whitwell, is an
other to step up to the captain, and
desire the News sent to him. Must
have it.
Misses Dewey and Emma Lee Oyler,
of Sulphur Spring, Ga, arrived Mon
day to visit their cousins, the Misses
Mosier.
Robt. Fults went to Wbitwell Sun
day, where he attended the singing,
and afterwards escorted young lady
home.
g. w. Brewer, of Jasper, spent
Sunday with l.. p. Brewer and faml-
ly, coming up to sec his new grand
daughter.
J. III. Privett, r. 9, Whitwell. de-
spite continued i'll luck, cannot get
along without the News, and SO orders
it sent to him.
Rev. Cobble, of Jasper, was here
Yesterday, returning from Victoria
where he had conducted the funeral
of Mrs. Jerry Fulfur.
A wagon load of young folks went to
Jasper Monday night in Lees mule
mobile, to hear Rev. Starke preach,
returning home about II p. m.
D. A. Ragdale. Route Q. Whitwell,
was here Saturday aud showed his
partiality for the News by ordering it
continued to him another year.
T. A. Williams, agent for the N,
G. & st. L. R'y, at Whitwell, orders
the News sent to him one year, saying
he can always find something to read
in the News.
r. T. Tate, one of Whitwells most
popular stolekeepers, orders the News
for one year Mr.. Tate is doing an
excellent business, aud is highly es-
teemed by his patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beedee, of Laconja,
N. H., and Mr.. f W. Lord, and
daughter, Mrs. Cram, of Kennebunk,
Me-, who spent several day. here. left
the first of the week for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Marlin are ex
Meeting the arrival of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
Granum, of Dallas, Texas, sometime
this summer. They will make the trip
thru the country in their automobile.
Mrs. Jerry Fulfur died at Victoria
Sunday, leaving husband and two
small children. Interment was made
Monday at Sardis cemetery, Rev Cob
BILE, of Jasper. pastor Of the NJ. f
Church, officiating.
Mrs. George McClanahan and child
rem, of Jasper, spent the day yesterday
with her father, Mr.. Alton, in South
Seauachee. She came up especially to
see her brother, Mckinley Alton, who
is very ILL.,
Rev. Starke, the evangelist who has
been conducting very successful
meetings at Whitwell and Jasper, call
ed in for few moments Tuesday ev
ening. He impressed US very favora-
bly, as a man of power ana a keen
Judge of the vagalies of human ma
ture. He got his. training for this lat
ter characteristic in twenty -four
year apprenticeship in newspaper
shop, which was serving his time
sure enough. Speaking of his meet
ings he noted the cordial amount of
criticism extended him, and regretted
that people could not see what he was
striving after. His meeting closed at
Jasper last night.