The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-08-30

her home on Greasy Ridge. :
Mrs Alma Poe and dsuehtei Jar
at home after afew weeks absence.
y.R, Young and family, from nea
DanyiIle, have been attending thu
meetinsvsere.
- Res, Biwbee. the pastor here, wen
q Kings ountain Sunday to fill his
regular abpointment.s
? Miss Susie>Godbey, of Science Hill
made. n flying "trip to see her sister
Mrs. c. M. Young, last Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Walls and children, OF
Ludlow, are visiting at W. ID.
Young's and attending the meeting
here.
Several persons from here attend
ed the War Conference al stanford
and report a good day, but hot
time.
Mr.. d. L. Young, Of Nelson. and
Mrs. T. N. Butt, Of Crab Orchard,
visited their niece. Mrs Willard Hat
field, last week.
Mr.. II. Hatfield and wife and Mil
lard Hatfield and wife attended the
Baptist association at New Salem and
visited Clarence Hatfield while there.
Miss Iva Cook. Of Lawrenceburg,
visited relatives and attended the
Children's Day here. She holds a
good position with the Anderson
News at that place.
Mr.. Walter Baugh and wife, of
Danville, attended Children's Day
here. Miss Minnie Walls, who had
been with her sisters for some time.
went back with them.
At the request of the board, Miss
Serena Young gave up her school at
Meals Greek to take charge of the
Primary department at South Fork.
She began teaching there Monday.
Rsv. G.. w. Thomas, of Clark
county, has been holding a meeting
at the Methodist church for about
two weeks. He is a good speaker
and everyone seems to have enjoyed
his sermons.
Mr.. C. NJ. Young and daughters
attended the funeral of their cousin,
Mrs. Virgil Hogue, at Middleburg
Saturday. Mrs. Hogue was formerly
diss Ola Cooley and has taught
chool in this county.
Every day. promptly at IL o'clock.
noon, during the war, the Angelus
bell will be tolled calling the folk
anywhere within the radius of the
sound of the bell, to silent prayer for
the victory Of our boys in war.
There were some of the mule but
tons sold here by some girls, but
Miss Georgia Young took the lead IN
selling them. There was one agent
who has not made a settlement or we
would report the amount sold
lanes Johnson, who had pneu-
monia, had to be operated on last
week. Drs. Tom Acton, Of Eubank,
Watkins, Of haywood, and Lasweii
and Thompson, Of Kings Mountain,
were present and took part in the
oneration. He got through the OPP
Grafton all right, but seems to be
at a standstill now. The families Of
James Rambo, Jesse Mason and
Clarence Rambo, of haywood, have
been with James Johnson much since
he has been sick.
Children's Day was most beau
tifully and fittingly observed at High
land Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday, August 4. The house was
prettily decorated with the National
Colors. The day was pleasantly
spent in recitations and songs by the
school and addresses by the pastor
and two visiting ministers. Much
credit is due the committee who had
the program in charge, Misses Lam
ME and Serena Young, and to Mr..
Green Acton. who had charge OF
the music. At IL o'clock the Rev.
George w. Thomas, pastor at Will
ton, preached soul-stirring sermon
and again at the night service. Inc
pastor gave brief address on
Christian Education in the afternoon,
which was followed by most patri-
otto sermon by the Rev. George
Thompson. former pastor of Kings
Mountain circuit. At the night serv-
ice the pastor dedicated two more
stars on the service flag. The stars
being in honor of Green M. Young
and Levi Rogers. The church and
pastor feel most grateful for the
beautiful Roll of Honor as present
ed through Mr.. Hardin Young for
his sister. Miss Grace, who is now
employed in New Castle, Ind. We
were greatly pleased in listening to
the two solos as rendered by Miss
Iva Irene Cook. of Lawreneeburg.
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