The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-04
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Our school is getting along nicely.
Last week began the eighth month,
with an enrolment of forty-eight.
From necessity there were four OF
the large boys who did not register
this month. The spring work is on
and the parents must have the boys
to help. We children can boast OF
having paents who are very loyal
school folks.
The revival, which is being held
here has not been so well attended.
We believe seed truths are being
sown that will develop sometime, if
not now. Rev. Walker delivered
sermon especially to the school chill
dren one day this week.
| Miss Pauline Carter has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Addie Mer-
Ger, of Greeneville.
Misses Mary and Emma Lee Burns
spent Wednesday night with Gladys
Saylor.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Crumely were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Saylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Gaby were
: week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
t O. Young.
+ Miss Bessie Harmon had as her
guest Saturday night, Misses Hazel
Casteel and Stella Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chapman
e spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
It Mrs. Cecil Casteel.
l. Miss Wilma Casteel spent Thurs
n day night with her teacher, Miss Rose
4 Myers.
Little Miss Madge Smith entertain
ed Dorothy Carter and Dell Justl'
III Sunday.
Miss Bonnie Solomon was shopping
n in Greeneville one day last week.
II Those visiting at Mr. and Mrs. A
A. Casteers Sunday were, Mr.. ant
VI Mrs. Logan Cox, Of Sinai; Mrs. W
ly W. Casteel and daughter, Miss Pau
r. line, and Mr., Jay Solomon.
~ Mr.. J. M. Solomon was transactinI
business in Greeneville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gass spen
Sunday with Miss Pauline Gass.
"e Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenney enter
tanned Misses Gene Gass and Ell
he Young Sunday.
of Rev. Walker and Rev, and Mr.
=, Reed took supper Saturday with MI
and Mrs. A. 0. Cartright.
Mr.. ]. r. Justis has been yer
OF sick but is reported better at tn
xl- writing.
ne DR.. Bailey, of Baileyton, and Mis-
no Porter Lyle, the music teacher,
Baileyton, spent the week end wit
DR.. and Mrs. Rankin.
III Mrs. L. Bashor has been confine
I'D to her room with a severe cold.
on Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Chapman an
oh Children were week end guests I
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown.
Miss Rose Myers and sister, Mi
Nora, took dinner Sunday with M
lth and Mrs. A. O. Cartright:
IT. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Solomon we
re? visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Graha
ING Sunday afternoon.
,ke Messrs. Lacy Casteel and Jay Sol
mon spent Sunday afternoon me-
Romeo.
ing Mr.. J. A, Willoughby was visitil
at Mrs. D. M. Harmon's Sunday e
rye ening.
the Johnnie and ALA Burns, Bill Rio
:. ards and Mrs. NJ. J. Carter were Wis
" ing at the home of Mrs. S. E. Bur
'ine Sunday evening.
ex- Troy and Dollie Jones spent Su
eri- day at R. N. Cox's.
hey Mrs. T, j. Gass was visiting n
With and Mrs. Charley Collins Sunday
=, ternoon.
Miss Mabel Moore and Mis-
iie Campbell and Armstrong, of Tus'
ost' lum, visited our school Monday a
ernoon. Miss Moore taught us so
.no games &c. Then she talked abb
poultry and vegetables. We hope
the have a community fair here this f
,irls We were we'll organized last fall
,vs? on account of the flu epidemic we
=, to call the fair off. Misses Beatr
w and Eulala Rankin, Mrs. Will
as Young, Jessie Smith and Mrs. S.
that Burns visited the school Monday
ger ternoon. Visitors are welcome at
times.
~ Misses Hazel and Wilma Cast
nth' and Carney Casteel spent None
lille night with Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Ca
ger, right. SCHOOL KIDS
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