The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-05-25
WANTED

Twenty Five bright girls for
Carding, Spinning and Sewing
Machine Work. You can earn
good wages working in our sani-
tary, we'll lighted Spinning and
Knitting Mills. We will pay
your expenses while learning.
Address; Appalachian Mills, Dale
Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee.
FOR SALE-One Ford Car. Five
passenger. See J. r. Watkins.
m 11-18
Prof. H. L. Callahan, who has
been a teacher in the Polytechnic
school the past year, will teach in
Hiwassee College, in Monroe County,
the coming year.
w. L. Webster and family are
spending the summer at Montvale.
The family of J. N. Ellis is occupy
ing a cottage at Montvale during the
summer months.
Mrs. Vera Hall Claypoole and little
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, of Worth
ington, Pa, are the guests of Mrs.
Claypoole's parents, Rev. and Mrs. E.
w. Hall. This is the little grand
daughters first visit to her grand
parents.
LOST OR STOLEN
Fox Terrier, Female. Small leather
collar, short string attached. White
with spotted head, round black spots
on back and hips. Last seen Tuesday
afternoon at Harper's garage.
Return and report to Whites Cafe
and receive reward.
Floyd M. Howard was reelected
as Blount County's vice-president of
East Tennessee Farmers Convention
at Knoxville last week.
Mt. Nebo Springs, Walland, Tenn,
Open June IA, 1916. Special rate to
weekend parties. Cottages for rent,
reasonable. Dancing. Address,
Miss Sue L. Galloway.
Miss TIA Broadly, in charge of the
girls canning club work in Blount
County, attended the farmers con-
Thursday she took a party
Of rs Blount county girls to the con-
Christine Painter gave a re-
port of the Blount County work at
he canning club meeting.
Rev. John A. McKamy, - of New
Albany, Ind, is visiting here for
ew days.
S. T. Lane, of Friendsville, was in
own, Tuesday.
RIO. Hancock, of Walland, trans
cted business here this week.
James G. Taylor and A. C.Robbins
Mint, were in town few days ago.
E. F. Ames, cashier of the First C
ational Bank, attended the bankers Y
Getting in Chattanooga, last week. u
Mrs. W. M. Nuchols was shopping 4
ere this week. IL
E. E. Creswell, of Sevierville was y
Maryville the first of the week.
j. G. Crawford is attending the M
resbyterian Convention, in the East. L
Miss Sallie Keller, who has been fs
tending the Polytechnic school, has
turned to her home on Rt. 8. W
Henry Sullivan, another Polytech-
C student, has gone to his home at la
ownsend, to spend the summer. SC
Frank Coming, of New Jersey, is
e guest for several days of Mary s.
lie relatives. ia
Miss Lucy Oliver, of Knoxville, DC
IS been the guest of her cousins 70
e children of Ralph and r. B. ar
liver, here this week. W;
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Clyde Goddard
ID family have removed from Cop tn
r Hill to Maryville. Mr.. Goddard
II continue his pastoral duties in
Tx County, travelling back and forth
,ekly.
Herman Reuter- was in Knoxville, of
ednesday. Be
l. M. Beaver, of Knoxville, was in ho
wn Wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs. W. D. Hammontree, III
10 have been teaching in McMinn
unity High School at Athens, are at
cir home on Rt.1, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farley and
tie son have returned from Sylvia, res
c. Mr.. Farley entered the lumber mr.,
siness there, but he likes Maryville me
tier, and has returned here to make fan
home. They came to Maryville in otI
sir Overland, leaving Sylvia at 8 an,
M. Saturday, and arrived in Knox
lie at P. M. Sunday, having travel =
212 miles. They came from Sylvia
Maryville without even puncture.
=. Farley made the trip to Sylvia
ough Georgia and South Carolina,
re than 500 miles. They returned
Asheville and Greeneville, Tenn. ers
lille away, Mr.. Farley drove 1900 gro
es. Their friends welcome them the
ne. fro
Prof. Knapp took party of Col han
2 students and Christian Endeayor
nbers on a straw ride to Wildwood
ew evenings ago.