The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-10-29
Locals 49, Personals

Miss Hope Buxton was a Knoxville
visitor on Monday.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Presbyterian church gave a
social Friday night in the church
parlors. The guests of honor were
Miss Lois Wilson, who is soon to go
to Syria, and Misses Olivia and
Margaret Brown, who have been
active in this society and are soon to
become the brides of Mr.. Horace
Henry and Mr.. Chapman Gibson.
Sandwiches pickles and chocolate
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland R. Murray
went to Nashville Saturday to visit
Mr.. Murray's sister, returning on the
bus Tuesday morning: -,
Chilhowee Club will have a special
meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Sam Dunn on Court street. Mrs.
! Mrs. Sarah Hood of Knoxville, chair
man of the Mountain Settlement
work of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs will be presen and
give an address on this important and
interesting topic. 1t will be wise for
all members to remember this meet
ing and arrange to be present.
have just received a nice lot
shipment of Stoves and Ranges.
Come and see them before purchas-
ing.-Nealy Morton.
The Club meeting next week will
be with Mrs. Joe M~cIlvaine. Chile
S. A., will be the country under dis
cussion. Mrs. S. T. Wilson, Mrs.
French and Miss Jennie Russell are
the committee in charge. There is
h~ospitable home of Mrs. Mc1lvaine
and the meeting next week will
doubtless be largely attended and of
great interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". C. Goddard left
Wednesday morning for their new
home in Illinois. The best wishes of
numerous friends follow them.
Mr.. A. +. McCulloch who recently
traded residences with w. G. God
dard is moving into his new residence
on Goddard street.
81 Acres farm within 2 miles of
Maryville. Good rich red land with
fair house and barn. Price 500
per acre. Easy terms.-SAM T.
BROYLES, Over Bank of Maryville.
Invitations to a Halloween a
querade party have been issued by
Margaret and Stewart Fonde and
Lula and Leslie Walker to a number
of friends for Friday evening Oct. 81,
at the Fonde home.
Mr.. Alonzo Murray of Vasper,
Tenn, has secured a position at the
Aluminium plant. Mr.. Murray is a
brother of Leland Murray, Agent at
the L. & N. station.
FOR SALE Purebred gifts and
l male Poland China hogs.-Hillside
Poultry Farm, Louisville, Tenn.
ZIP.
Miss Pendleton for thirty years
teacher of English in Wooster Uni
versity has recently resigned and on
her way to st. Petersburg, Fla, stop
ped off here a few days to visit
friends at M~aryville College.
Mrs. Lynch is quite i'll at a hospital
in Knoxville and could not be told
of the death of her sister Mrs. Gates.
Mrs. John Webb, Mrs. Emily Webb,
Mrs. Clay Cunningham, Mrs. Sam
Franklin, Mrs. s.. T. Wilson, Miss
Ethel Brown and Miss Lois WILSON at
tended the S%ynodical meeting of
Women's Missionary Societies of the
Presbyterian church in the Second
Presbyterian church, Knoxville on
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week. The ladies of the Knoxville
churches served dinner and supper,
and exceedingly interesting meetings
were enjoyed by the large number of
women delegates and visitors present.
Mrs. Anna Kidder Tutell of China,
Mrs. C. E. Magill of the Philippines
and Miss Lois Wilson under commits
sion to go to Syria gave short inspir-
ing addresses.
Rev. Howard Phillips of Cleveland
St., Presbyterian church, Nashville,
Tenn, vas the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
s; T. Wilson, Monday night. Mr..
Phillips attended the meeting of
Synod in Knoxville and was enter
tanned by Prof. and Mrs. C. A.
Perkins.
LOST-Lady's black cloak lost
Monday between Maryville and Knox
vile. Finder will return to A. K.
Harper Maryville, Tenn, and get re-
ward.