The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-08-15

For SALE-Five shares of stock of
Somerville Bank & Trust Co. For in
formation address Mrs. G. G. Higgins,
Is South Evergreen. Memphis. 8-l5
If your chill is pale and sickly, pick
nj the nose, starts in the sleep and
grinds the teeth while sleeping, it is a
sure sign of worms. A remedy for
csc parasites will be found in Whites
CREAM VERMlFUGE. 1t not only
clears out the worms. but it restores
health and chez rfulness. Sold byaPrice
Drug Co. adv
Reg stration of voter in this county
was opened in districts IA. and s on
Wednesday, and will continue ten
days Every voter in the districts
named unjust register before he can
vote again, the old registration having
now expired. Certificates received at
this registration are good for elections
for four years from August "a as it is
stated on every certificate issued. A
novelty at the Somerville registration
booth is that one of the registrars
serving is a lady, Miss Lucy Murrell,
the first woman to serve in such ca
pacity in the county. A number of 10
cal women are registering and placing
themselves in readiness to vote when
the municipal and presidential elections
again come on, this right being grant
ed them by the suffrage law enacted
by the last legislature.
Frequent questions from interested
citizens as to the progress being made
by the local oil company which was re.
Gently org anized lead US to state that
Mr.. Temple and Mr.. Camden who Sc
secured most of the leases and are do
ing most of the stock soliciting for the
new concern have gone to their home
at Parkersburg West Virginia to spenc
the month of August with their fam
lilies and they expect to return to Som
eryille about the first of September tC
complete the stock sale and make the
necessary plans for operation. Thai
the company will carry thru its frs
plan to make test wells TO see whether
or not there is oil to be found in this
section seems assured. What the tes
will prove none can surmise, but it vii
be made if present plans are carried
out.
The first monthly meeting for col
ored teachers of Fayette county vii
be held in Somerville on the morning
of the fourth Saturday in August which
is the 23rd of the month and it is eX
pected that the colored teachers vii
attend in iargsr numbers than ever be
fore. The law requires it ant
it can be stated that those neglectinl
this important duty will not be allowe'
long to continue as teachers. TIL
County Superintendent will discuss TIL
colored school situation in the county
the need of teachers of better trainiaI
and requirements the law makes 0
teachers. 1t is important that all col
) ored teachers in the county be presen
promptly at 10 O'Clock when the exer
cises will begin. Come if you expec
to continue teaching
, A letter fram the State SuperintenG
, ent advises that Fayette County Hig
Schools can be placed on the list 0
accredited schools and each gradual
who cas- one unit of credits in Pedagog
! will be given 4 certificate to teach on
year in Fayette county without furthe
examination. 1t will lie arranged t
give the one unit credit TO all stu
dents desiring it next year, so that a
, graduates of the school who desire t
teach in the county can arrange it S
that at graduation they will receiv
their Diploma as in past years and ais
a certificate to teach in Fayette cour
ty for year. This should lead man
young people to come here, for thei
, studying neqt year. The schools of tn
county need the teachers and those ex
{ pect to teach will find this an easy pla
for them.