Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-10-11
McLemoresviIIe Notes

Bramley, October i, hne girl.
Mrs. Clarence Burlington Wis.
lited our school Monday afternoon,
Private Ermon Smith returned
to las duties in the army Tuesday.
1t is thought that there are
three mild cases of influenza in our
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haford Springer,
of Atwood, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Warren Kyle has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry
.0'Neill.
Harry O'NeiIl is spending few
weeks with his family to regain
bis health.
Miss Flossie jackson delight
fully entertained a number of her
young friends Saturday evening
Messrs. Wendell Roberts and
Ottie Springer we're here Sunday
evening and attended church SER
vice at the Nj, E. church.
Tommie Chance and Willard
Holmes have returned from Mem
phis. and will return to Memphis
after two months, we understand.
Mrs. Anna Mitchell is some
better at this writing. She did
not 90 to the hospital as formerly
announced, and it is thought she
may not have to 60.
Messers. Bascom and Slaton
Evans and Earl Wood we're Sunday
visitors here. Earl will be back
at his place on Fairview Denon-
stration farm next week.
Misses Vada Barger. Ruth and
Grace Pueh, Pearl Below, and
Messrs. Earcly johnson, Clarence
Bryant, and Cecil Minor spent the
week end with their home folk.
Mesdames J. A. Larson, w. T.
Mays, 5. E. Carter. j. G. Nc
Kinney, j. K. O'Neill, j. w.
Rust. g. T. Adams, and Miss Lii
Ian Gardner of this place attended
the W. G. I. U. convention at
Mckenzie.
Rev. Mr.. Brady, Of Mckenzie,
will preach at the G. P. church
next Sunday at - O'Clock. Sunday
schools at the G, P. church and
at the NJ. E. church will be at
IL o'clock just one hour later than
previously.
Miss Ellen Warner wishes to
express her thanks to her physi-
clan. DR.. g. 9. Bryant, to her
pastor, Rev. w. L. Hart. and to
her many friends for their patient
services during the illness and
death of her dear father.
County Agent G. H. Moody
was present at the patrons and
citizens meeting Wednesday night
of last week. The attendance was
not large. but it was a profitable
meeting. This district has already
gone Over The Top 10 pledges
for an increased wheat crop. Our
quota was fixed at $50 acres and
we already have pledged more
than 200 acres.
With the Stripes floating at half
mast over the school building
appropriate services were
held over the remains of Private
E. Everett. son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. j. Everett. Raymond
died in camp Wednesday of last
week. Rev. w. L. Hart con-
Quoted the funeral services, after
which the remains we're beautifully
laid to rest in McLemorervilIe
There was an abund-
ance of beautiful flowers in evid-
snce of the great respect and SYM
oathy of our people for one who
% nobly gave his life for his
country.
Over The Top" is the slogan
1t McLemoresville. In the Fourth
Liberty Loan campaign Saturday
afternoon more than the quota for
The Fifth district was pledged. |
Hon. j. Wesley Villains and
Hon. Jno. 7. Peeler, of Hunt
ngdon, were the speakers and both
made splendid addresses. Mr.. Will
Jams gave a brief outline of the
history of the leading nations of |
,he earth from Egypt to the pres
mt time and clearly showed why |
hey have fallen, then pointed out
he methods by which we can avoid
.hese pitfalls that have been the
overthrow of nations ia the past. |
Mr. Peeler showed the practicak
,r business side Of the nronnSition