The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-29
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Burt Clemens has gone to ShulI
Mills, N. c., to take up his work again
with the Whiting Lumber Co. Mr..
Clemens held a responsible position
with this company before the war
and left it to enter the navy.
The Biology Department of Tus-
culum College is planning larger
work for the coming year. Prof.
Hathaway's continued service in the
science department is making it one
of the strong features Of the institu-
ton.
Rev. John S. Eakin, pastor Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church of
Knoxville, and Mrs. Eakin are visit
ing relatives-the Rev. W. c. Glenn
ems and family, of Tusculum. Mr..
Eakin added greatly to the morning
service by singing in the choir and
also by singing solo.
Mr.. L. L. Lawrence is at home for
few days.
Mr.. Erskine G. Painter and Mrs.
Painter, of Maryville, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Lawrence, on their
way home from a visit in Virginia.
The largest audience of the sum-
mer met for vesper service last Sab
bath evening on the College campus.
The meeting and singing was led by
Rev. J. S. Eakin, of Knoxville, as
sisted by Rev. W. C. Clemens, Of
Tusculum College, and the Rev. T.
A. Park, of Mena, Ark. The bene-
diction was pronounced by DR.. Jere
Moore.
Mrs. Frank Robinson, Sr., gave
a "movie" party followed by an ice
cream supper to a number of rela-
tives Friday. The guests were: Mrs.
Lyle Willis, Greeneville; Mrs. Carl
Lyle, cambridge; Mrs. J. L. Moore
and Mrs. Jerre A. Moore, Tusculum.
Prof. T. S. Rankin returned Sat-
urday from three weeks vacation.
Prof. Rankin Joined his son, Rev. R.
C. Rankin, in Chicago, and together
they visited Estes Park and other
places of interest in Colorado.
The Sabbath morning services of
the church were conducted by Rev.
T. A. Park, of Mena, Ark. Mr.. Park,
who is graduate of Tusculum. class
of 1889, and pastor of the First Pres
byterian church Of Mena, is visiting
The family Of his brother, j. B. Park,
Of Tusculum.
Miss Mariadah Huffaker, brother,
niece and nephew of DR.. Huffaker,
we're guests at the home Of their
lncle over Sunday. Miss Huffaker
inished the course in the school of
music, Tusculum, continuing her
tudy in New York last year. She
will teach in a public school in Greene
ounty the coming year.
E. O. Jewell and three daughters
we're at the Jewel home few hours
sunday.
Edward Brading, 1918, Tusculum,
nd sister were at the home of ]. L.
foore returning from trip to Gal
raith Springs. Mr.. Brading will en-
er the Medical Department of the
of Virginia next month.
Several members of the faculty to-
ether with their wives, entertained
aptain Anderson and themselves at
picnic Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. S. Hathaway and Mrs. A.
!. Holt gave reception to Miss
[aude Pence Thursday afternoon at
lie home of Mrs. Hathaway.
Little Paul Moore dressed as a
ostman delivered original invita- !
ons to the wedding of Miss Pence /
I'd Mr.. James T. Campbell Thurs Q
~ morning, August 28.
A card expressing good wishes and I
,od advice was written by each lady :
'esent and read aloud by Miss Pence
no placed them in toy trunk for I
ture reference Miss Pence is
ry popular in the community, and
is occasion CROUCH together large
mber of her friends. The good
shes were tinged with regret at the
IS of one so universally favorite. |
ISIS Maude will be missed not only in
e college office, where she has been
long depended upon to work out
e details OF many problems, but
10 in social and church life of Tus-
lum. MRS. A. T.HOLT.