The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-06-14

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has been visiting her brother, w, A
Rhea, for two weeks returned the frs
Of the week to her home. Her husband
joined her for the last days of hel
visit and returned to their home with
her.
Miss Pauline Hobson who has beer
teaching the past year at Sweetwater
in East Tennessee. has returned t.
her home here for the summer and will
be ready for her work in the Fayettt
County High School when it opens ir
September,
At the Oakland Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning the pulpit will be
supplied by Rev. C. E. Carroll of the
Lamar Heights church, Memphis, and
at night the Children's Annual Mission
airy exercises will be held, the subject
this year lie China. All are invited,
Mr.. and j. L. Mayo have had as
their guests the past week for several
days Mr., and Mrs. James Owen Of
Covington who married in that city
just before coming here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayo and their guests spent few days
of the.week fishing at Horse Shoe Lake,
Arkansas.
W. S, Newly, committeeman for the
first district, has appointed the follow
ing to serve in the primary Of to-
morrow to nominate candidate for
corporation magistrate in this city: F.
M. Knox, officer; W. E. Naaremore.
W. H, McKinstry. 7. W. Brinkley,
judges: Xenophen Boals and E. T.
Henley. clerks, The candidates are
W. G. Shelton and NJ. R. Henley.
The American Airdome has booked
for next Wednesday night, June 10,
photo production of Alexander Dumas
Camille, one of bis finest productions,
and the leading role 10 presented by
Theda Bara, one of the worlds most
prominent and popular movie stars.
So,lervile movie goers are fortunate
in having this opportunity of SCENIC
this production by 50 popular player.
Tonight, Friday. June Ia, at the
Presbyterian church at Oakland that
congregation will dedicate its Service
Flag with eight service stars thereon.
DR.. C. W. Somervillr of Memphis will
deliver the address and the boy and girl
scouts will have a prominent part on
the program. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged for the occa-
sion and cordial invitation is extended
the public to be present.
AT a meeting of the stockholders
of the Somerville Building & Loan As
ISOLATION held Monday resolution was
adopted fixing July 10 Jas the date for
closing out the business of the concern,
and asking all who have loans from
the company to make settlement before
that date. 1t furthered directed that
foreclosures be made on all loans not
settled by the tenth. The company
will pay to its stockholders their orig
inal Investment and about 65 per cent
net profits on the same.
A notable example of the interest
the colored people of this county are
showing in.the war work of one kind
and another was reported to The Fall
con q few days ago. On Sundny of the
Red Cross week recently l.. 2. Catron
and Prof. ]. B. Summers attended
meeting of the colored people of the
fourth district at Alexander Chapel on
the Brownsville road and the latter
made taIk about the Red Cross and
its good works aud the subscriptions
taken by Mr.. Catron then and there
amounted to $3.50 in round numbers.
These colored peOple.hsve here and else
where shown a substantial interest in
ali these works Of helping to win the
war and for the promotion of good
feeling toward the war and its sue
cessfnl endings.