The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-06-07
TOWN AND COUNTY /:
Notes of Interest. :
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Try a package OF our Gold Band
Coffee. Reds Grocery. PhoneS2s.
For Sale-A rubber tired trap. Run
one year. viii Hood. II
For Sale-Three high grade Jersey
mich cows and one high grade Hol-
stein cow. Alsey Mann.
For Sale-I have left few high
grade Poland China pigs. ]. F. Cop
pedge.
Wanted-A few summer boarders.
Apply to Mrs Marie Williams, Browns
vile, Tenn, Phone 454.
For Sale-Fine full-blooded Jersey
male calf. Registration papers can be
gotten. ]. F. Coppedge.
To win the war we must work. If
emergency methods are necessary 70
supply farm labor, then it's up to ps
to employ these methods.
Reds Grocery has just received a
shipment of Heinz Products. Sweet
mixed pickle, pork and beans, olive oil,
horse radish, and several other cool
things to eat. Phone 1913.
The strawberry crop in this section
was very light this season. Berries
good price, but the shortness of the
crop cut down the profits very mate
rally.
Mrs. F. c. Heard has received from
Mr.. ]. O. West of Hickman, KY, two
pairs of don1esticated wild geese and
one pair of tiomesticated brants. They
were the admiration of the town when
shown.
The Christian congregation will
have preaching Sunday at IL a. M.
and S:15 p. m, at the court house by
Evangelist w. S. Long. A cordial in
vitation extended to all. Sunday
school every Sunday at 1890. You
are always welcome.
The Sunbeams will give an entertain
ment at the Harmony Baptist church
Sunday night, June 9th, beginning st
$3.50 o'clock. The collection taken will
go to help build an annex to the or
phan home for children with conta-
gious diseases.
Haywood county was blessed with a
good rain Saturday night. 1t came just
when it was needed and as a result
garden and farm products are in
splendid shape and growing rapidly.
Haywood's prospects were never
brighter.
At a concert given by the school
children of Holly Grove Friday night
the sum of $23.50 was made, all Of
which went to the Red Cross. The
concert was under the management
of Misses Mary Thomas and Martha
Taylor, the two efficient teachers Of
Holly Grove school.
Services will be held at the Method
ist church next Sunday morning as
follows: Sunday school at $3.50, preach
ing at IL. The pastors subject at
the morning service will be Oneness
with Christ" At the evening serv-
ice( beginning at $50, the subject
will be Heavenly RecognitionR Mu-
sic by the Junior choir at the evening
service.
A barn belonging to w. ]. Shaw
and located on his farm two miles
north Of Brownsville, was struck by
lightning Wednesday afternoon and
burned down. There was stored in
the barn about 500 bales of hay and
80 barrels of corn. All this was de-
stroyed. Mr.. Shaw carried no insur-
ance on this property.
Farmers in almost every section Of
the country are short on labor. The
time has come when crops must be
well worked and farm labor will be at
a premium here for some time to
come. Every idle man in the county
should be put - work now. There is
a place for every one and every one
should be in his place.
an the spelling contest which took
place in District 33 recently Edward
R. Rifle of District IL carried off both
honors, oral and written. Two years
ago his sister won the county contest
in the written exercises. Mountain
Lake (Minnesota) View. The mother
of this young gentleman who has won
such signal honor as good speller
will be remembered here as Miss Ma
bel Read. She was born and reared
in this community and has many
friends here who will be glad to hear
of the honors won by her children.