The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-21

WANTED-A used piano, must be
a good one and in good condition.
Write w. L. King, Binfield Ri /, or
see j. H. Miser, County Supt. a14-21
EARLY TOMATO PLANTS now
ready. Get them fresh from beds at
1873 East Main Street.-Hugh M.
Clark. a. z
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson
and Wilbur, Jr., left Monday in
their car for a visit to Mrs. John
sons old home in Gadsden, Ala. Mr..
Johnson is taking mucn needed
rest from business.
The morning service at the
Presbyterian Church, April %, will
be observed as Recognition Day, in
the interests of the Sunday schou.
Prof. Harry ]. Bassett is making
many changes and improvements in
the conduct of the Sunday school
of the Presbyterian church. 1t is
planned to have Sunday school
organized soon.
Misses Anne and Clemmie Henry
are having improvements and adj
ditions made to their residence on
Miller street.
Chilhowee Club will hold the last
meeting of the season Friday after
noon, April %, with Miss Molly
Caldwell and Miss Emma Jackson,
who have arranged very interest
ing program n which several young
women of the college will assist.
Miss Mildred Campbell and Miss
Sue Nuchols who did such good
work in the Midwinter plays, and
who have rendered assistance in
programs for the town people, are
each to give reading. Miss Grace
Major with give a piano number and
Miss Clyde Watkins will contribute
violin solo. Miss Jewell Stevens,
and Bernice Kimble will sing. The
meeting will be at Baldwin Hail.
Rev. Paris Wallace at one time a
resident of Maryville will probably
be the choice for Bishop of the
General Conference of the A. M. E.
Church which is to be held in Knox
vile soon.
Miss Nell Cardwell Of Kentucky
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. L.
Webster.
DR.. and Mrs. John Walker start
ed on their trip to California in
their car, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Badgett, it is
learned with regret, are planning to
leave soon for California.
Mr.. Fisher Haunnum and family
have returned to Maryville after a
winter spent in Florida.
Mrs. Robert Oliver has moved
into the property recently pur-
chased of John McReynolds.
Mr.. C. E. Kunkle of Pittsburgh
is now employed as Master Mechanic
at the sheet mill. He is planning
to return for his family as soon as
his household goods arrive.
Mrs. John Crawford entertained
the members of the Washington
Avenue Circle Thursday, April Is,
at her home, nineteen members and
three guests being present, among
the number Mrs. Mayo, the senior
several plans for new work out
lined: The place for the next
meeting on May FL, the fourth
Thursday is with Misses Ida and
Rena Hook and members are asked
to make note of the time and
place and to endeavor to be present. |
DR.. w. E. Graham was in Knox :
vile Monday comforting with the
members of the New Era commit
tee of Union Presbytery.
PLANTS-Buy Tomato, Cabbage,
plants from Chas. R. Coulter, the
Gardner, write or phone. az 3tp
FOR SALE Pure bred Single Comb |
White Leghorn Eggs for Matching |
From heavy laying strain, $3.50 per
Fifteen. G. E. Young, Peoples phone
No. 243. Mch. 81. 1t. P. |
Miss Matte McNutt very delight
fully entertained the Rainbow club
Monday evening. The honor guests
were Misses nellie, Helen and Laura
McNutt, and Mrs. Horace Hitch. De-
licious refreshments were served.
LOST-Gold Fountain Pen, be-
tween Baldwin Hall and Southern
Depot. Had ingfaved IN. B.
12-25-18) Finder please leave at The
Times Office and receive reward.