The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-11-11

Rev.W. F.Weir, D. D., of Wooster,
Ohio, secretary of the General As
sembly's Committee on Mems Work
in the Presbyterian Church of the U.
S. A., occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing, preaching a very powerful SER
mon on "The Church as the only In
strument of Salvation for Suffer-
ing World"
Mrs. Sims and baby are visiting
her parents and other relatives in
New York.
Mr.. Frank Oliphant from Macon,
Ga, superintendent of the State
School for the Blind, visited his
Russell over Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. L. Chandler has return
ed from business trip to Louisville,
KY.
You get a clean bed and good
meals at Myres House, 321 Main
street. ms. ct.
Mrs. T. C. Sarnp.es of Sweetwater
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Huff,
500 Court street.
Mrs. Gardner and daughter, Miss
Gardner, of Salyersville, Eastern
Kentucky, are visiting ORA nd Mrs.
C. H. Gillingham or Indiana Avenue.
Mrs. Gardner is the mother of Mrs.
Gillingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Griffitts have
moved to their farm at Mint.
The Babcock Club gave dance
for the soldiers and sailors at their
club house Tuesday night.
FARM BARGAIN
83 Acres good red land farm.
Fair buildings, good fruit, some
good timber, near pike, school
and church. A miles out. Only
$4,000. 10 Cash, balance good
terms. See w. P. WILSON,
Maryville, Tenn. n.5-12.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. D. Chandler
will make visit to Atlanta and
Gainesville, Ca, remainging over the
weekend with their daughter, Miss
Margaret, who is in the Brennan
School at Gainesville.
Friends of Mrs. A. o. Acuff will
be glad to learn that she is recover
ing from her recent operation which
she underwent at the Knoxville Cen
eral hospital.
LISTEN-Xmas is only a few weeks
off. People are using their Photos,
more than any other thing, for holi-
day gifts, because they are less
trouble to obtain, and will save you
all that worry selecting gifts. They
are less expensive. Don't wait till
the last minute to have your sitting
made, but call and have them made at
once so you will not be disappointed,
and we will get them out prompt so
we will not disappoint you.-A. L.
Butcher, The Studio of Prompt Ser
vice. 3O7k w. Main St. n11-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. White spent
Sunday in Knoxville with friends.
Mr.. Kenneth Martin has returned
from a few days stay in Atlanta.
Try the Myers House and then tell
your friends what sort of treatment
you received.-Mrs. Charlie Myres,
proprietess. n. 5 1t ]
J. 3. Butcher, a prominent builder
and contractor, OF Knoxville, also
very prominent in Lodge circles, was
a guest of his brother, A. L. Butcher,
the photographer Sunday. Mr..
Butcher made considerable comment
on the growth and improvement of
Maryville, in the last two years.
DR.. VIM. E. Graham, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church and a number
of the officers of the church attend
ed the conference of Mems Workers
held in the Second Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday, in Knoxville.
This conference was addressed by
Rev. w. F. Weir, D. D., of Wooster,
Ohio, secretary of the General AS
sembly's committee on Mems So
cieties, and other men of national
reputation. A report of this confer
ence will be given a the prayer
meeting on Wednesday night.
The schools teachers and Red Cross
workers who had supplies for mem
bership drive are requested to send
in names of members and money as
soon as possible, Nov. 18th closes the
campaign. But the Red Cross is glad
to receive new members at any time.
Also please return all unused buttons
and window crosses. All other mat
ter including posters may be retained.
Mrs. Keith Follett,
Chr'm Membership Roll Call.