The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-05-31

NJ Lipsky Optea muse Dy the music
pupils of Mrs. c. B. Mount, q we'll filled
house enjoying the performance.
Mrs. WA Rhea. secretary of the Gem.
etery Association, asks that it be an
nouced that the Association will hold
its next monthly meeting on Thurs
day, June 6.::at 4 pm. at the home Of
Mrs. S, H. Morton.
Mrs. Lee Hill and Mrs. Carl Wirws
have been running their automobiles for
hire for some weeks past for the bene-
fit OF the Red Cross. They have earned
more than 500 for the organization and
are continuing the work.
For SALE-50 head of goats, will
sell cheap if taken this week. H. P.
Stainback.
Messrs. Eugene, Sol and Merrill
David Lipsky left for Nashville Tues
day to attend the commencement exer-
cises at Ward-Belmount college, where
Misses Pauline and Bernice Lipsky
graduate on the morning Of May 80. "A
The past two weeks of hot weather
without rain have furnished time for
fine work in the crops of this county
and from what we see and hear splendid
advantage has been taken of it and
there are more acres Of corn and cot
ton worked out than is often seen at
this time of year.
At District Primary held in Oak
land, Eight District. last Saturday, the
following were nominated for district
officers to be voted for in the regular
August election and their names will be
printed on the official ballot: Justice of
the Peace ]. Nj. Tomlin. w. L. Tomlin;
Constable ]. C. Kelley; Advisory Board,
J. NJ. Tomlin, M. |. Stafford, Mitchell
Hamm.
The ladies of the Red Cross on last
Saturday sold more than $50 worth of
pies and cakes which had been donated
by the people of this vicinity. The
committee having the sale in charge
WAS composed of Mrs. l.. N. Carter
and Mrs. H. w. Lipskv and the results
Of the sale is most pleasing to them and
others interested in the welfare Of the
Red Cross locally.
The Presbyterian church Of Som
erville has adopted the plan of out
door services for Sunday evenings. |
The movie airdome will be used. Ser
vices will be brief and popularity con-
Quoted. Special music will be fea-
lure. Illustrated lectures and hymns
will be used at times. $50 p, m. is the
hour. Your are invited. Test our
welcome. C. A. Harper, Pastor.
Jack Hobson has returned from
Sweetwater where he has been in
school and is now with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. p Hobson. In the military
drills just before the school closed Jack
won over the entire military enlistment
Of the school as the best drilled man in
the school. He goes for a part of the
vacation to Fl. Oglethorope for further
drills as part of the under-age enlisted
force Of the country.
Registrars in the next army regis
tration, all young men who have reach
ed the age of 81 si0ce the registra-
ton on June 5 last year, will have to
come to Somerville to register. there
being no other place of registration
provided for In this county. The regis
tration will be conducted by the local
exemption board and oil young men
reaching 81 since June s LAST year in
this county must register here.
The TAYLOR gin near the N. C. Depot
has supply of cotton seed meal and
bulls for sale. See J. L. Sanders. 6-29
D.. v. W. Ystes arrived from Padu-
cab Thursday noon and has made bis
arrangements 20 enter the practice
here OF Veterinary Surgery. DR.. Yates
Is a graduate veterinarian and comes
here with the backing Of DR.. Jacob.
State Veterinarian. and of bis school
and others who have known him. He
has here q line field for bis work
and The Falcon welcomes him here.
He can be found at Dickinson's Livery
Barn or reached by telephone. num-
Der q, and all calls will be promptly