The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-02

=
Monday night June 70. Special pro-
gram for children nIonday afternoon
The Hays icco Company will be here
Monday night. These are the added
attractions and they are extra good;
Don't miss them. Picco is rated
among the best baritone singers in the
world.
For Sale-Young fresh Jersey COW
Phone SCI.
For Sale-Good milk COW. Apply
to Robt. Bancroft. tt
Take Notiee-Hunting and fishing
on our place is positively forbidden.
Coats & Malone 20
Rev. E. L. Atwood has been at At
lanta, Ca, this week, but will return
in time to fill his pulpit Sunday.
Livingston Chapter, U. d. c., will
meet tomorrow saturday. afternoon
at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Joe Dickinson.
! have several nice milk cows to
trade or sell very cheap. James Tip
ton. ~
Gasoline, oil, castings, tubes; bump
ers, for all kinds Of ears. R. N. Bond
Auto ca. 20 |
Buy your tires from r. N. Bond
Auto Co., Depot street. They carry
full stock 20
For Rent-Newly painted and pal
pered cottage on Gibbs street. Phone
254 for information.
If you find you need new casing,
call 221, R. N. Bond Auto Co., and they !
will send il out to you. ~
Lost-0ne year-old red bull; one 2
year-old Jersey heifer. Return to e,
E. McChsh for reward. 81
For Sale.-My place on Park ave.
Cash or bankable notes. Newly paint
ed. See me. W. B. Martin. 81
Chautauqua begins June 6, and clos
es Monday night, June IL. These are
the right dates-with the extra day
added.
Henry Strauss has rented the new
cottage recently erected by DR.. White
law on College street, and with his
family is now at home there.
DR.. and Mrs. Earl Mulherons have
rented Mrs. R. P. Young's place on
Key Corner street and will move to
their new home at an early date.
The girls of the Wenonah Camp
will leave next week for two weeks
camping trip on the Cumberland river,
They will be chaperoned by Miss fish
IN. the guardian Of the fcamrs
Y Br.and AIrs.J, D, Curtis have rent
ed the residence on Church street re-
Gently occupied by Henry Strauss and
will move from their present residence
on College street at an early date.
The Library committee wishes to
thank the Book Club for number of
books which they gave to the library.
These books are standard fiction pub
lished during 1915.
Mrs. E, L. Atwood's annual Lake
Chautauqtna, N. X, party will leave
Brownsville in private sleeper July s.
Already quite number have signed
to 60 with Mrs. Atwood and from pres
ent indications she win have the larg-
est party she has ever chaperoned.
We hear great deal today about
Preparedness. 1t is a national issue.
Preparedness simply anticipates the
things which endanger life. health or
property, therefore you had better
prepare for storms and fires by insur-
| ing with Upton & Mann, Office adj
Joining First National Bank. Auto
mobiles and country risks especially
solicited. lssE u
The Children's Day service at Leb-
anon last Sunday was great success.
| The program was splendidly render
ed the crowd was large and the col
lection $1442. R. T. Joyner, one Of
the strongest layman In church work
of Haywood county, is superdntend-
Tent of this Sunday school and he is
always alive and active mi Sunday
school work. s
The music loving people Of Browns
vile, and that embraces good large
number, were delightfully."- entertained
Thursday morning at the High School
chapel, the occasion being the recital
given by the music pupils of Mrs. B. A.
Powell. Thoroughness, promptness
and harmony seemed to have been the
watchwords Of Mrs. Powell, Judging
from the manner in which the entire
program was executed Mrs. Powell
and each member of the class deserve
congratulations for such an artistic
affair.
Spencer Thomas of Brownsville,
Tenn, is trustee Of the state univer-
sity. He is also an alumnus. He is
in the city attending the commence
ment exercises, along with Mrs. Thorn
as. 1t is probable that no other fam
lily can make as good showing in ref
erence to the university. He is the
father of a goodly number Of boys,
and it is believed that there is no fam
| lily anywhere that embraces so many OF
the alumni of the institution as the
Thomas family. One Of the sons is a
graduate of the class of the present
year. Knoxville Journal and Tribune.
Miss Martha Thomas has been
elected to a position in the home eco
Monies department Of the University
of Tennessee and viii be in charge Of
the West Tennessee division, with
headquarters at either jackson or
Memphis. Miss Thomas is splendidly
equipped for this important work and
the committee in charge is to be con-
graduated on its selection. She is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
Thomas Of this city and made an enyi-
able record as an instructor in the
Brownsville Grammar School before
taking up this special work at Column
fbia University, where she graduated