The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-04-26
JUNCTION CITY

II
Mrs. James G. Blaine is confined
to her home with illness.
Mr. Charles Johnson, of Cincinnati
came home last week. He will soor
enlist in the U. s. A.
Mr.. H. C. Catron has had the
front of his big Richardson store
painted the past week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hankla, fine girl, Dorothy Hanson
vile, is the guest of Mrs. H. F. Ew.
ing, and Prof. and Mrs. E. L. Grubbs
Miss Anna Woods, of Lexington
who came over with Miss Terah
Moore last Friday, was visitor al
our school.
Prof. R. L. Pulliam tells us he has
purchased two farms down in Geor-
gia, one of which has 5000 peach
trees on it.
Next Sunday, Rev. W. P. Walden
will preach sermon on the 'Men
and Millions" movement. Don't fail
to hear him.
Mr.. Warren Preston, of Hatties-
burg, Miss, was with his father, Mr..
Grafton Preston, and he says Win
field Kelly has developed into some
fine soldier.
Mrs. William Baucom was sick last
Thursday afternoon and Miss Lille
Keene very ably took charge of her
class at school. Miss Keane gradu-
ates with the Class of 1918.
Mrs. Caleb Johnson and Miss
Mayme Wilkinson have moved to
Danville, and Miss. Edna johnson,
our efficient Shelby City depot agent,
will board with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
C. Dinwiddie.
Prof. E. L. Grubbs and Prof. E.
c. Lester and Misses Imogene Doss
and Miss Gladys Tucker will be some
of the teachers from this section.
who will accompany Supt. Falls and
Prof. Carnegay to Louisville to at
tend the X. E. A.
Rev. w. P. Walden came out Sum-
day to fill his regular appointment
at the Christian church, and brought
his wife and four children with him.
Grandma E. H. Burke entertained
them at dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Field
ing Burke were also guests.
Rev. Walden called his officers TO-
gether Sunday afternoon and they
uCCluCu W nave a SciIflUl
on Sunday, April 28th to men on
the "Men and Millions" movement.
He hopes to raise our quota of $500
for this purpose.
Prof. E. l.. Grubbs attended the
K. c. w. Circus at Danville Satur-
day night and saw very creditable
performance put on by the college
girls. He made the acquaintance of
the primary teacher and the music
teacher and hopes some day soon to
send his daughter to this growing in
stitution under the presidency of DR..
M NJ. Allen. .'sA.-ai-ss -s-ss4p -r-n-ess &
( Prof A. s. Chaplin. of State Uni
versity, and Smith Yowell. of DAN
vile, visited our school Thursday.
Prof. Chaplin made an appeal to the
boys and girls of the high school to
enroll with Mr.. Yowell and Mrs. E.
L. Grubbs in their Pig and Poultry
and Canning Clubs this year in or
der to help our brave sailors and
soldiers. Mr.. Yowell spoke of the
bad seed corn and asked the boys
to raise an acre of corn to feed their
pigs.
To the Public This is to the pub
lie concerning the talk which has
been going through the county about
the Catholic church and the German
people of this county. There is no
truth whatever in this talk about
going to that church at
night and unloading things which
should not be there, in the wav of
explosives. and by request of w. s.
I, w. A. Hammons. went
there and took Messrs. Charles Ro-
eel and his two brothers. John and
Toe Rozel, who care for the church,
and made a complete search. but
found nothing. John and Joe Rozel
opened the church, and took pleas
IRE in showing me through same, as
hey were worrying about the talk
hat is going through the county.
Now we kindly ask the people of this
county not to start any more such
ak as that which has been going
IN, without some foundation or some
ruth in it, as it will be better for
everybody to let such talk alone. w.
A. Hammons, C. B. C.