The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-06-27

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County Fair Directors all round US
are setting dates and making plans for
their annual fairs this fall. No actual
steps have been taken in this county,
but all hands say, have the fair. We
hope to carry next week an announce
ment of the date for a meeting We
must have the fair, bigger and better
than ever.
F. Goosman has returned from 0voca
where he is attended the annual meet
ing of the Grand Lodge, X. of P. as the
representative of Bedford Forrest
Lodge of this place. While there MIR.
Goosman stepped off porch in the
dark and sustained dislocated shoulder
and has his arm now in bandages to
maintain its place until it RECEIVERS fir m
the dislocation.
Mrs. Mamie K. Shinault, wife of w.
S. Shinault, died at her home in the
second district on June 10. She was
reared in the same neighborhood and
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, B.
M. Trainor. She was born in 1916 and
so had passed the three score and ten
years of age. She leaves her husband
and four children, with several grand
children. She was member of Mt.
Moriah Baptist church.
G. w. Locke has just received car
of crushed limestone which ne will
eep on hand in the future for sale to
farmers for agricultural purposes. Many
farmers have for several years wished
this rock were kept by local dealers so
they could haul it when bringing their
produce to town. With stock here at
all times, it will prove great conven-
e nee to farmers who want to use lime
for clovers and alfalfa.
The various denominations of Som
erville have for several Sundays been
holding union services at the regular
evening hour. The owners and man.
ayers of nhe American Airdome have
granted the free use of their place of
business for this purpose. Rev. {. A.
Harper, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, will conduct the services next
Sunday evening beginning promptly at
$3.50 o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited.
Clifford Pierce who left this city
about two years ago for Washington
City. has been here a few DAYS this
week with his uncle, w. M. Pierce Esq.
Clifford is now employed by the Wash
ington Times in the circulation depart
ment, and is taking course in law at
George Washington University. He
was IN short vacation with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Pierce, IN
Mem his and divided his time with rel
atives and friends here.
Presbyterians of West Tennessee and
Eastern Arkansas have planned sum
mer conference to be held at Arkansas
College, Batesville Arkansas, Augu,t
5-l4. The program is varied and inter-
est & and the names of some of the
most prominent ministers and laymen
Of the two states will take part. Board
and room will be furnished to delegates
for 81 so per day or So for the ten
days. Further information will be
furnished by C A. Harper, Somerville.
There ere over rs present in the
"All Bright" Class at the Presbyteris n
church last Sunday morning. The class
is now entering upon five weeks cam
oaign for new members. The class is
divided into Two teams with Mrs. John
Havercamp captain of the Reds and
Mrs. I. M. Ross captain of the Blues.
already at high pitch
and it is expected at the goal of six
" will be reached before the contest
closes. The losing side is to entertain
The winners with basket picnic. The
lass meets 9:45 each Sabbath morning |
at the church.
Drs. John Morris and H. C. Norman
lave completed their arrangements to
ouild new building on the lot next
ioor west of The Falcon Office which
hey will use when it is completed as
heir medical offices. The new build.
NO will be one story, with two large
'ooms, which will be planned and equip
Jed after the fashion of the bes medi-
al offices, with reception room, consul
alton and operating rooms, and a full
equipment for their practice. This
work removes from the business part
# town an old building which has been
menace 10 that part of town for the
,ast ten years, and replaces 1t with a
building that viii be creditable and
Useful.