Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-01-31
MeLEMoREsvILLE ITEMS

Clyde Coleman spent the week
end with homefolk near Newbill's.
Miss Irene Kincannon and Mr..
Howard Hill's children entered
school Monday.
Messrs. Paul and Earl Wood, Of
Cedar Grove. were pleasant callers
here Sunday.
Bernice Barnes is back in school,
after weeks visit with home folk
at Buena Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Carter, of
Atwood, are visiting relatives and
friends here this week.
Little Dan Jr. and Rachael
Murchison visited their grand
parents here this week.
Messrs. Margin Castor, Jack
Hickman and Floyd WaIpole were
visitors here Friday night.
Miss Florance Carter, of Hunt
ingdOn, is the guest of Mr.. j. Cal
Mckinney and wife this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Paul Lam
caster January 25 a fine girl. The
father is somewhere in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Chance
spent the week end with Mrs
Chances parentsnear Huntingdon.
| Misses Lucille Carter, Blanche
Trawlcks aud Lula Pafham are
back nschool, after and attack. of
the flu.
Dorsey Trawick and family have !
been quite sick with the fue, but
we are glad to know that they are
we'll again.
Clark E. Ford and brother,
Forrest, were pleasant callers Sun
day afternoon. Clark e. has just
returned from Camp Forrest.
Eugene Frazier, of Mckenzie,
but formerly of McLemoresviIle,
made short visit to his sister,
Mrs. NJ. B. Chance. last week.
Mrs. Calie Kyle and little son,
Warren, DR., of Tullahoma, are
visiting Mrs. Kyle's sister, Mrs.
Harry O'Neill. She will remain
until spring.
w. j. Hurdle and daughters.
Misses Gladys and Estelie, visited
the family of w. P. Walker Sun.
day. Miss Gladys remained for a
few days visit.
We are glad to know that viii
jackson, one of our soldier boys
who was severely wounded in
France, has safely arrived in New
York, where he will remain in a
hospital for some time.
At a meeting of the Farmers and
Merchants Cooperative Commun.
ity Association Friday evening. an $
extra hundred dollars were raised {
toward the salary of our new
agricultural teacher and district {
agent. MIG E Freeman. Also, the !
question of establishing a special {
school district was considered and !
passed unanimously by those pres g
ent. 1t was a most harmonious ]
meeting and well attended. The 7
next meeting will be held on Mon. {
day night, February 3. Mr.. q
George Woods. of Nashville, re- !
presenting the Tennessee Chemical 9
Company is expected to deliver an I
address on the use of commercial q
fertilizers. Every farmer inter 7
ested in better farming, better 8
school, and a better community I
generally is invited to attend. {
On last Thursday evening was a a
week ago, Mr.. H. L. Carter en- i
bis Sunday school class t
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. t
Harvey. Miss BERTHE Harvey acted q
as hostess. Each member Of the
class invited a friend. The Sun.
day school superintendent. Mr.. S. /.
E Carter, and the pastor, Rev. W.
l.. Hart, were present Several
interesting contests we're held, after
which rather unique drawing for
partners was made. A curtain
with hole in it was hung up and
the girls appeared behind the cur
tain one at time, and placed her.
nose in the hole of the curtain
The boys were to guess the girl by S
her nose and the lucky one had {
that girl for his partner. Refresh !
ments were then served, followed q
by musical program. The even
ing was very much enjoyed by s
present.
The following basket ball games
have been played by our teams
since last report: Huntingdon |
against the home team on our !
court January Is. 1t was a walk !