The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-22

Two good farmers from the corner
of the county came here last Wednes-
day with wheat which they had grown
TO have ground at the local mill into
-four. One was from Piperton and the
other from near Galloway. A farmer
growing his own wheat may have
ground any quantity he desires and can
store II as long as he desires without
coming under the censure Of the hoard
Ing rules.
Hon. George R. James, q leading
business man and progressive citizen
Of Memphis, will speak at the court
house tomorrow afternoon at the War
Savings meetings and every person 10
the community should hear him. Few
men Of this section have done more in
the past few years to build up the
Memphis territory and to help every
Individual in lthe territory than has
George James, and it Ia with genuine
pleasure that we announce his coming.
S. C. White Leghorn Eggs for hatch.
ing, Is for 81. W. S. Newly. 3--29
An Old Time Spelling Bee will be
held at the court house on tonight at 8
o'clock. Fridav, March %, to which all
are invited. Prof. ]. B. Summers and
W. M. Pierce Esq. have been chosen
as Captains of the opposing sides and
will choose from the assembled crowd
their respective helpers. The words
will be given out by W. T. Loggins.
An admission fee Of ten cents will be
collected at the door and the proceeds
will 20 to the Pipe Organ Fund for the
new Methodist church.
Several car loads Of stock peas have
been shipped from this county in the
past month. bringing the growers %
per bushel. That's much better than
buying hem at that price.
At a meeting held at the court house
last Wednesday the Fayetts County
War Savings Society was organized
with j, M. Hull as Chairman and S. B,
Reames as Secretary. Forty four
members Joined lat the initial meeting
and the bylaws adopted provide for re-
gulsr meetings to be held at the court
house or each Monday night at s
o'clock. All citizens are invited to at.
tend. whether members or not, and a
general invitation is extended to every.
body to join and help in the work.
For SALE-Three Duroc boar pigs
cholera immune. Registration papers
furnished, sl2.5 so each: H. P. Stain
back. 329
Mrs. Minnie Humphreys Of this city
went last week to Williston and Macon
at both of which she organized branches
of the Memphis Chapter of The Red
Cross on the same basis as the
Somerville branch is condut ted. Both
the new branches start out with
large membership with an en-
thusiasm that guarantees still further
interest and additional membership.
Mrs. Humphrey is chairman Of the
Somerville branch and was designted
by the Memphis chapter to assist in
the organization Of the two new ones
mentioned.
Tomorrow, Saturday, is War Savings
Day thruout the nation and in Somerville
as in other towns and communities q
patriotic meeting will be held in the In
terest Of saving ana helping to win this
terrible al Capt E. A. Maddox,
chairman Of the county Liberty Loan
committee. advised The Falcon that
Hon. C. w. ERooks of Humboldt and
Rev. R. NJ. Walker of Union City will
be the principal speakers at the meet
ing that will be held at the court house.
AL patriotic citizens are invited, men,
women and children, to hear this mes
sage to the Nation on the subjects that
will help win the struggle.