The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
Tusculurn Notes

Mrs. viii Henry, of New Marke
| former student, has been visitin
her aunt, Mrs. J. l.. Moore and othc
friends the past week.
DR.. Crawford, of Pikeville. vii
preach at Tusculum church next Sun
day, November 9th. DR.. Finley, O
Hot Springs, preached morning an,
evening of the first Sunday in tn,
month.
Dean Hirschman and Mrs. Hirsch
man and son and Prof. and Mrs. A
{. Holt went to Bristol to witness the
football wallop Saturday, remaining
over night wit hfriends in Jonesboro
Ram at the apparent wrong time is
one of the inevitables of life.
Prof. F, W. Alexander, of Johnson
City passed through Greeneville en-
route to the Educational Association
at Knoxville, meeting several OLD
Iusculum friends on the train.
DR.. {. y. Gray was in Knoxville at.
tending the Educational Conference.
DR.. Gray is president of the college
division of the association and pre-
sided over this division on Friday.
Prof. A, c. Holt attended the teach.
ers Conference in Knoxville and
spoke on Thursday on ways and
Means of Accusing Greater Inter
est In the Study of History"
Mrs. A. T. Holt was in johnson
1ity Thursday to attend a missionary
meeting.
Miss Mabel Moore, graduate of
Fusculum and Home Demonstration
Agent of Greene County, led the dis
ussion Thursday afternoon on tho
ubject of the Cooperation of all
Economic Agencies.
Mr.. Albert Adams, a missionary
mo has seen nearly twenty years
ervice in the CAMERON, West Afri-
a, spoke in the chapel Friday morn.
lg, Mr. Adams is visiting the
hurches in the Greeneville Presby-
cry and tells an interesting story of
lie wonderful advance in Mission
orks and results among the Afri
ms. His account of the German
1trages toward the natives and their
eatment of the missionaries is new
I'd different in many ways from the
'ual war story. Churches not avail.
G themselves Of the privilege of
'aring Mr., Adams are losing a great
ance for information and instruc-
IN in mission work.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Moore, who lived in johnson
ty during the time their son, Jere
Moore, was pastor of the Presby
rian church, will be interested to
ow that they celebrated their Col
n Wedding on October 9th. An
It Home" in the afternoon was at
1ded by friends in the College and
and the evening enter.
nment was for the officers of the
1rch, the choir and relatives of the
'ore 7 .rnily. The decorations were
.den chryeanthemums and the vel
autumn leaves. The dining room
S particularly beautiful, the cell
draperies and table decorations
ng carried out in gold and white.
and Mrs Moore have lived almost
their married life in Greene coun-
beginning their housekeeping on
old Holt place, the house of Mr..
ores omther. There are two liv-
children, Miss Mabel Moore.
ene County Demonstration Agent
the Red Cross, and Dr. Jere A
ore, well known in Johnson City,
now pastor Of the Harris St.
5byterian church in Atlanta. Ga.
re are also two grandchildren,
and daughter of DR.. Moore. To
to the interest of the occasion,
same day was the eleventh ami
airy of the wedding of their son.
was present with his family.
re was short address by DR..
miah Moore a cousin, who was
ent at the wedding fifty years ago
Lucille Alexander and Profess
McAmis led in the singing of Sol