The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-08
PENNINGTON. TENN.

Inc school and community fair pull
ed Of by the public school here on
Feb. % was decided success in every
respect. Never before was such an
exhibit Of industrial work Of such
high class Of workmanship shown in
this County as that shown on this &C.
casion. One of the largest crowds
seen here in long time was out dur
ing the day and night. The white
teachers here accompanied by the en-
tire student body came up and viewed
the exhibit and were loud in their
praise OF the work don't by our teach
ers and students. Miss Edith S.
Wright of A. and l. State Normal was
present and delivered two addresses
which were greatly enjoyed by the
large and appreciative audiences
which greeted her on each occasion.
Prof. H. G. Allen, Principal Of the
Lewisburg high school delivered an
able address at 2:30 p. m. A large
the night Of 22nd inst, to attend the
school fair here, most Of whom were
former students Of Prof. Jones,
among the numbe were Mr.. T. H.
Fitzpatrick and daughter, Miss Vel
ma Messrs, Craig, Marvin and For
rest Moore, Mr.. Canary Wilkes and Sis
tiers Misses Della, Carrie and Ida and
Mrs. Lizzie HILL Prof. Jones and
students now preparing for the clos
ing of school which will come of
March Sth. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Holt
spent Sunday, last with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Gentry. Messrs Lowery Mclean
and Burnet Aldridge made a flying
trip to Shelbyville. Mr.. Tom Hill is
still very ILL., Mrs. Matte Gentry is
also on'the sick list. Miss Vera Smith
was the weekend guest Of Miss Lii
liam Neal. Misses Arlishia Dysart and
eBatrice Smiley spent Sunday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mount Gentry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Sebastin of
Shelbyville spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mrs. Susan Dyart. Miss
Matte Rainey is reported quite sick
at her home on the Shelbyville road.
Among those who received premiums
at our school fair were Elsie Bigger,
best sofa pillow top, first prize;
Arlishia Dysart second prize best
Knotted shopping bag, Elsie Bigger,
best raffla basket, Elsie Bigger best
brided belt, Bunnie Winston, best
shuck foot mat, Otis O'Neal second
prize, Willie Mayfeld, best reed table
mat, Annie NJ Jones, best fancy card
board may basket, Lottie Mayfield,
second prize, Arlishia Dysart, best
woven stocking cap, Arlishia Dysart
second prize, Annie M. Jones, best
raffia napkin rings Arlishia Dyart,
best shuck table mat, Annie M. Jones,
best cake, Mrs. Josie Anderson, best
crochet work gown yoke, Elsie Bigger,
best crochet york, Mrs. Emma Crowell,
best fancy pickle, Mrs. Della Bigger,
best Jelly, Mrs. Any Duncan best
canned beans, Mrs. Addie Holt, best
custard, Virtis Duncan, best chickens
Oscar Holt, best home made tallow
candles, Mrs Addie Holt best sewing,
Mrs. Laura Dysart,, best laundry,
Gladis Dysart, best lady's bat, Mrs.
Laura Dyart, best quilt, Mrs. Laura
Dyart; best dressed doll, Robbie
Allison; best quilt, Mrs. Leara
Swinney. Prof. j. B. Jones has just
been appointed by Hon. T. R. Preston
as special representative and agent for
the sale Of war saving certificate and
thrift stamps. See Prof. Jones for in
formation concerning this great pat
riotic movement. Let every one do
his bit.