The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-05-24
TOWN AND COUNTY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Notes Of Interest.

Work Pants 75c up, at JohnsOn's 0.
course. 2:
For Sale-Half and Half cotton sees
$500 per hundred pounds. Apply tt
B. A. Whitelaw at old Brownsville Liv
cry & Livestock Barn. {
Barred Plymoth Rock Eggs from
prize winning birds, light or darl
matings. Write for mating list. c. c
Williams, Somerville, Tenn. 2:
The many friends of S. F. Thomas
will be delighted to know that he has
recovered from his recent illness ant
is again at his post Of duty as cashier
of the Brownsville Bank.
Ben Lesser received letter Tues
day from Eugene Wills, who is now IN
+, France connected with Base Hospital
No. Is. He says he is delighted with
the country and with his surroundings
generally.
Lost-From my home Sunday, May
IL, a pair of black white and tan fox
hounds, tip end of tails bobbed off; al
SO two months ago / lost one white and
tan hound with the tip of tail bobbed
Reward for return to D. D. Shaw tt
On the 18th of May Haywood county
had reported to the National War
Savings Organization a sale of thrift
stamps to the amount of $3.50. This
amount should be more than doubled
during the next thirty days.
Hickory Grove colored church in the
eighth district pledged $50 as church
donation to the Red Cross fund last
Sunday. Robert Johnson had been del
egated to speak to them and accom-
plished the good results just mention
ed.
]. C. Cozart who is at present sta
toned at Camp Gordon, has been con-
fined at the hospital for the past week
or ten days because of an operation.
He is in the best of spirits and i'm
proving rapidly and expects to be out
soon.
The first semi-annual interest OF
Liberty Bonds Of the Second Liberty
Loan was due May Is, and people all
over the country are being paid on their
coupons. Why not invest this interest,"
in War Savings Stamps and thus keep
the money circulating back to the couh
try's war chest.
June Smoot is now representing
the Standard Oil Company in Haywood
county. He was appointed to the va
caney caused by the death of W. W..
Trip. June is a splendid young man
of fine business ability and will doubt
less give general satisfaction to the
company and patrons of the company
Throughout this section.
Rabbi Sternberger, Nathan Tamu,
and DR.. 7. B. King say that their hats
are off for Maj. Frank B. Shaw and
his community Of army workers. With
in a radius of one-quarter of mile Of
his store the colored people subscrio-
ed 1926 for the Red Cross. They have
the ideal map Of life in the prosecu-
ton Of the war. Every man, woman
ana Child uOink MS ulillVSC W ouPPYiy
the government. A community Of
patriots that should inspire others to
better and greater things.
Prof. Dan T. Rogers of Morristown,
Tenn, has been elected principal Of the
Haywood County High School for the
school year 1918-19. Prof. Rogers IS
man Of splendid ability and has made
an enviable record as an educator n
this state. 1t is the belief of the board
that in Prof. Rogers they have one OF
the best equipped and most successful
high school men in the state and that
under his direction our school will
prove even more successful than it
has been, although it now ranks among
the leading high schools Of the state
Prof. Rogers expects to move his fam
lily to Brownsville about the first 81
middle of July.
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