The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-07-25

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o'clock.
Kodak finishing Trial Offer send on
roll of Films any size and ten cents W,
will develop and mail six pictures. thi
offer not good after one week tror
date. Franklin Studio 1923 Fourt
Ave Birmingham, Alabama.
Repair work on the old Conrad resi-
dence hich was recently bought b.
H. w. Lipsky is going RIGHT ahead am
wnen compie ted, will make it one o
the best and most comfortable cottage
ii tawn.
asset Mamie Dayi,y q me log
School faculty, Miss Belle Reeves 0
the Maddox and Summers Insuranc
Agency. and Allen Taylor went las
week by automobile from here to Ark
ansas, where they are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Howell Taylor.
Among the graduate nurses turne,
out in a recent class of the Baptis
Hospital in Memphis was Miss Normi
Short, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. R
Short who live just west of Somervill'
in the 9Th district.
The second of series of ball game,
between Somerville and Mason teams
was played here Wednesday afternoon
Somerville winning by score of % to
| Z, Somerville won the first of the Sc,
ries which was played at Mason.
The management of the An ericar
Theatre has just closed contracts with
The Film Clearing House of An erica
for one Feature a week beginning
Tuesday August 9Th. These are all
special features and will be played at
10 and 20 cents and are every one guar
anteed TO be v ell worth the price,
Duncan Anderson of Imboden Ark
ansas, has been employed in the me-
chanical department of the Fayette
Falcon to take the place of John Dunn
who skipped between suns last week
for parts unknown. Mr.. Anderson be-
gan his duties Monday of this week.
The Camp Fire Girls entertained the
Boy Scouts at Mrs. G. sW. Locke S
Monday evening from $50 to II. On
entering each boy and girl registered
with camp fire wishes, which we're later
read by the guardian, The evening
was spent and time for departure came
ere the boys and girls realized it.
The shotes advertised in the Falcon
of last week by l4th district man were
sold in less than "a hours after The
Falcon was mailed, and to a party see
ing the adv. in these columns. Three
other inquiries were made answering
the adv. before Saturday night. Does
it.seem that advertising in these col
umns pays?
The first new sweet potatoes to be
eaten in the county as far as the Fal-
con has learned were eaten last Thurs
day, July II by Royston, pastor of the
colored Baptist church mere, who lives
in the Person neighborhood near War
rem. He showed us several nice speci-
mems Friday, the first we have seen
of the present years crop.
A meeting of the Fayette County
Duroc Jersey Club was held at the
courthouse Saturday afternoon, and
further steps taken toward a perma-
nent organization. Another meeting
was fixed for tomorrow, Saturday af-
ternoon, at 8 o'clock, and all Duroe
breeders are urged to be present as
final steps for permanent organiza-
ton will be made at that time,
News received here Tuesday amour
ced the death in Memphis that morn
ing of Mrs. Jennie Z. Rhea, widow of
the hate Walter Rhea of this county.
Deceased leaves one sister, Mrs. w, A
Rhea of this city. and three children,
Walter, Mrs. Mamie Williamson, and
Mrs. Susie Buford all of Memphis.
Burial was in Memphis Wednesday
Deceased was a frequent
visitor to Somerville and had many
friends here who will regret her death.
The registration certificates Of allvo
ters in the county expire on August
"a and must be renewed at the regis
tration ordered ia another column of
this issue of the Falcon. The new
certificates viii be good for four years
from August p or until August "A,
1923. Registration applies in this eoun-
y only to districts /, and s. and the
oters of these districts should not for
get that the new registration win be
held August IS to q.