Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-11-16
rlcLemoresville Items

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A Parent Teachers Association was
organized here Wednesday evening Of
last week. Officers will be elected at
the next melting.
Mr.. H.. Z. Baker, of Knoxville, rep
resenting the Division of Extension
Of the University OF Tennessee will
speak here on Friday evening, Nov,
23. He will remain over Saturday
and meet the Farmers and Merchants
Cooperative Association.
Supt. S. w. Sheriff. viii be here
the second Friday in December,
Mrs. Carlo Montgomery died at
her home near Newbills School
House, Sunday and was buried here
Monday afternoon. Services were
conducted at the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church by the pastor, Rev.
Jackson. Mrs. Montgomery was the
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Gill
and was at one time a pupil in the
NJ. c. /. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Principal E. H. Harrell called the
young men of the town who can not
attend school to meet at the M. c.
|. Wednesday evening for the pur-
pose of effecting an organization by
which these young men may pursue
some line of study through the win
ter months.
Rev. W. L. Hart, pastor of the M,
E. Church here and Mr.. G. E. Drum
mond spoke for the colored people
here Tuesday evening on war condi-
tons.
Eugene Frazier has just completed
a nice residence for John Milan.
S. E. Carter is doing carpenter
work in the Nineteenth district.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bugh, of Lam
caster, Ohio are visiting Uncle Cal
and Aunt Mollie Mckinney. Mrs.
Bugh is the daughter of DR.. T. w.
Salt who. was for several years a
member of the faculty of the M. G.
|. and pastor Of the NJ. E. Church
here. Mrs. Bugh was also, member
of the faculty here few years ago,
being teacher in the department Of
music.
Opal Harrell the six year old
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. E. H. Har- !
rell gave a surprise party Halloween
evening and invited her school mates.
Several weeks ago she had heard her !
mother say something about letting
her have party on Halloween but
nothing further was said about the
the affair until that day when Opal /
Of her own accord invited her guests
and succeeded in keeping the matter
secret from her parents until late in
lhe afternoon when Mrs. Harrell
found out from one of the neighbors
hat invitations had been given. 1t
vas still thought, however, to be
oke, since Opal had invited her
friends to stoke party" but things
,egan to get lively about $3.50 when
he little lads and lassies began to
lrTive. They had a grand time and
hey were not questioned next day
n school as TO where they had been
he night before.
Miss Margaret Craven of Rosser, a
,upil in the NJ. c. T. has returned to
chool after a few days stay with
lome folks.
Supt, Sheriff. of Nashville will not
ret to McLemoresville November l6
IS announced last week. His date
will, probably, be sometime in Dec
mber and win be s.announced later.
'rof. Baker of the U. of 7. will be
ere on the 23rd and oath as an
ounced.
Mrs. Matte Walton Of Nashville,
irs. Minnie Graves of Irrelevant,
nd MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Swinney Of
ear Irrelevant visited relatives here
list week.
The piano recital by the pupils of !
Hiss Norma Hurdle last Friday even
lg was enjoyed by a large audience,
Liss Norma has large class in piano
nd voice and is doing most excellent {
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