The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-09-07

physical culture.
Mrs. Lille Estes Of 0rysa visited
relatives here this week.
DR.. S. ]. Estes and family of Little
Rock are guests Of Mr.. Sam Mulher-
on and family.
Mrs. Summers of Bells and Miss
Locket Of Paris, and Miss Malone of
Greenfield, are with the Hotchkiss &
Lyle Company.
Misses Ruth Bumpas and Frances
Mann spent the weekend at home,
returning to Nut Bush to resume their
teaching Monday.
Miss Eva Clinton has returned from
St. Louis and Louisville, where she
went to purchase her fall and winter
stock Of millinery.
Mrs. Ed. Sims and Miss Matilda
Sims have returned to their home in
Shreveport, La, after a visit with
Mrs. w. P. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Felsenthal and
Miss Regina Felsenthal have ret1n-
ed from a delightful motor tip to
Louisville and other places,
John Clinton, Jr., and wife Of Mem
phis, togthN with his son-in-law Nh.
Shields and wife, Of st. Louis, spent
Sunday with his fathers family.
Messrs. Wade Craig and Mahon Hay
Of Company |, Second Tennessee, Tren
ton, were in town Wednesday. IAey'
left for G~reenville, S. c. on Fridsy,
Miss Carolyn Written left a few
days ago for Post City, Tex, to teach
the sixth grade work in the city gam
mar school. In addition to her school
work she will teach a large class III
art.
Mrs. W, A. White (nee Miss Rosa
Gibson of Admission, Ala, was the
guest Tuesday Of Mrs. c. R. Sherman
and sisters, Misses Mary and Helen
Livington.
Mr.. Harry F%elsenthal and son, Nor
ton left Wednesday for Louisville, en-
route to Lexington, Va, where Nor
ton will enter Washington and lee
University.
Miss Elizabeth Young, who has been
teaching at HillviIle, has resigned Der
position to enter West Tennessee Ntr-
NAL. Miss Jessie Mai Harvey has BEEN
elected to fill the vaancy.
Ridley Wills, Gregory Howell, Ar
thur Rose, Tom Bancroft and Billy
Cox, all of Battery D., Paris, were at
home Sunday. They are expecting to
go to Greenville, S. c., at any time.
Miss Beulah Mai Edwards, accom-
panied by Miss Evelyn Kirby of Mem
phis, left Saturday for Murfreesboro.
where they will spend several weeks.
visiting relatives and friends. Before
they return they will also visit rela-
tives in Nashville.
Nh. J. NJ. Vogler, who enlisted with
the navy, writes that he has recently
been promoted as assistant to the chief
IN the yeoman Office, Norfolk, Va,
and has a permanent detailed position
for two years with a good salary and
pleasant surroundings.
Miss Sarah Clement of Humboldt.
Tenn, who has been employed 10
teach Latin and Modern Languages
in the high school here, is at home
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Anthony
Miss Clement is an NJ. A. graduate Of
Vanderbilt University and comes t.
her new work with the best of rec,
concentrations.
Mrs. Chas. Mckay and children
spent the weekend in Memphis, guest,
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Covington. Oh
Saturday a delightful picnic was plan
ned at Overton Park for little Mis-.
Jeanette, in honor of her tenth birth
' day. Sunday they were Joined b,
Mr.. Mckay, who spent the day il
Memphis, returning home with hi
family Sunday night.
Robert Written, who volunteers
in Company c, ninth Engineers, mtd
Ell Paso, Tex, has been appointe
clerk of his company, which relieve
him of all extra company duties. Hi
work is now Office work. He was ais
able to take up the French languag,
which is taught in his company thre
nights in the week. His friends wi
, be glad to know that his health /
gradually improving.