Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-10-19
IRRELEVANT NEWS NOTES
Personals and Items Gathered 10
a Thriving Town

Inc interest IN bne mld-Week
prayer meeting continues.
HerscheI Parish spent last week
end in Westport with relatives.
UlOn Ozier spent a few days
with his parents in Buena Vista
last week.
Miss Ava Horner, of Ruther-
ford, has been the guest Of Miss
Erin O'Neal this week.
Miss Lois Raimes, of Bemis, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. De-
witt Wingo, of this place.
Miss E. Love Hawkins attended
the NJ. E. conference at McLe-
mOresville Sunday, October IA.
Dewitt Wingo, who is working
in Memphis, spent Sunday and
Monday with his family here.
The friends of DR.. John G.
Holmes will be glad to learn that
his condition is very favorable.
Miss Erin billiard, teacher of
science in THIS, spent last week
end at her home in Huntingdon.
Jack Jones left last Wednesday
morning for Bennettsville, S. C.,
where he will attend school this
year.
Messrs. Raymond Parker and
Ophia Holland, of Lexington,
were visitors in town Saturday
night.
There was over ten thousand
dollars worth of cotton bought
here last Saturday at II cents per
pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Reeder, of
Huntingdon, visited their daugh-
ter, Miss Onie. who is a student
at I. HIS.
Mrs. r. B. Collins and little son,
of Kuttawa, KY, are visiting
friends and relatives in Trezevant
this week.
Miss Carrie Lee Dunlap spent
the last few days in Nashville,
where she went as a delegate to
the Rebecca lodge.
Mrs. w. j. Hurdle and daugh-
ter, Miss Claribel, attended the
Methodist conference at McLe.
moresville last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Sedberry
and little son, of Buena Vista, WIS.,
tied the family of Mrs. Hettie
Sedberry last Sunday.
Zeke johnson and son-in-law,
Eugene Wade. of Kenton, we're
guests of Mr.. Johnson's daughter,
Mrs. !. G. Hurt, of this place.
Messrs. Abe Mullins and James
Carlton and Misses Frances Wingo,
Cora Sedberry and Hattie Mai
Adams motored to Milan Sunday.
Miss Carrie Lee Dunlap. teacher
of third and fourth grades. was
to her room on account
of illness the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff j. Blanks
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kennon
motored to McLemoresyille Tues
day to hear Bishop Thirkield
preach.
Messrs. Aubrey Dunlap and
Morgan Sedberry, accompanied by
Moody Yancey, Mary
Hillsman and Minnie Yancey, mo.
tored to Milan last Sunday.
Messrs. Ben Adams and Sher-
man Argo, Mrs. Minnie Graves
and Misses Elsie Sloan. Maurine
and Martha HiIlsman motored over
TO Trenton Tuesday afternoon.
The THIS, has arranged for a
Iyceum course to be given in a |
series of their entertainments un-
Ter the direction of the Continen-
al Bureau. The FIRST number
will be presented some time about
November /.
The third annual meeting Of
educational Rally, School and
Community Fair will be held at
rrezevant. November 16 and II.
some Of the best speakers OF the
tate have been secured. Treze-
ant invites all interested in school
matters to be present.
Much interest was shown by the
women on registration day. The
headquarters were in the Style
shop of Misses Hurt and Bomar.
drs. A. r. Goodwin. Misses E.
4ove Hawkins and Maurine Hills
nan acted as registrars. The
Trezevant girls and women re-
pended with loyal patriotism.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
# the Cumberland Presbyterian
.hurch gave an interesting pro-
,ram Sunday morning, October IA.