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


the success Of our community fair on
November "a. Supt. Sherrell as
sures us that he win be present and
will speak on the evening Of the 23d.
Ex-Supt. R. L. Jones, now president
Of the Middle Tennessee State Nor
nal at Murfressboro, has promised
to be present and address the teachers
on Saturday Prof Brown Of Chat
taHooga and Prof. Smith Of Nashville
are also on the program. State High
School Inspector, Albert Williams,
and Harry Clark of the University
Of Tennessee, also rspr. sentative from
the West Tennessee Normal arc ex-
pected to be with US Besides these,
vie look forward to the presence and
help of other noted educators All
teachers Of the county are invited to
be here.
Ruth, the little daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Earl Hillsman, fell from the
porch and cut her face very badly
on some bricks. The wounds were
50 severe that DR.. Hillsman had to
take eight stitches in the little ones
face. At the last report she was
doing well.
Many season tickets for the Ly-
iceim coarse have already been sold
nv the senior girls, and 1t is expect
Cd that the citizens Of the town, will
patronize these entertainments liber-
ally.
Mr.. w. P. Walker and family of
McLemoresyilIe were the guests of
Ar. and Mrs. w. j. Hurdle last Sun
day.
Miss Erin billiard went to Atwood
Tuesday evening and delivered lee
ture in the interest of the Army Y.
NJ. C. A.
Mrs. Bruce Cooper Of Huntingdon
was visitor in our town, last Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Martin, of Lee
land, Miss, were visiting Mr.. r. L.
Younger, Sunday.
Richard Neal of Mckenzie, visited
in Irrelevant Saturday and Sunday
of last week.
Connie Picker is back in school
after few weeks of work at his
Buena Vista home.
The Farmers and Merchants Gin
CO., bought 100000 pounds of cot
ton last Friday and Saturday, paying
1925 and 1150 for it.
An enthusiastic Y. M, C. A. meet
ing was held here last Tuesday even
ing, at the college hail. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. w. D. Hamil-
ton and Miss f. Love Hawkins.
Richard Neal, Roy Neal and Iris
Finson attended the circus in Milan
Saturday night.
Miss Maurine Hillsman spent a few
days in Milan last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dixon and
two children, Dorothy and Edward,
Mrs. Minnie Graves and Mr.. Ulon
Ozier motored to Milan last Saturday.
Private Tom Head, of Bat. f, Camp
SEWER was a visitor in our city last
week.
Mrs. A. E. Pinson, Mrs Guy Quinn
and son, H. L; and Mr., and Mrs
d. L. Pinson motored to Hollow
Rock, last week
DR.. John G. Holmes and family,
accompanied by Miss Vera Brooks,
spent Saturday and Sunday in At
wood.
Miss Carrie Lee Dunlap spent last
weekend with relatives and friends
in Christmasville.
Mr.. Harry Ward, of California was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Dr. Hills
man, few days Of last week.
Mesdaines Bell Roberts and Han
nah Graves visited in Atwood, last
week.
Miss E. Love Hawkins spent the
~eek-end with homefolks in Hunting !
Ion.
Mr.. Ragland, highly esteemed citi-
zen of this place, died Tuesday, Nov. i
: and was buried at McLemores- /;
Vile, November 7. +
The W. c. T. U. entertainment on
Friday evening was very interesting +
Readings were given By Miss Burch, 5
IF Paris; musical selections were rem h
tered by Misses Thelma Holt, Cora
sedberry and Matte w. Heron.
The pupils Of the fifth and sixth !
trades Of 7. H. s. sold popcorn at !
he entertainment Friday night. The
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