The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-09-22

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0ttway, they have secured another
teacher We nave ten grades, and
with three teachers, there is plent,
of work. Miss Mollie Owen, Of Ro
meo, Is our intermediate teacher.
Quite an interesting patrons meet
ing was held at the school building
Tuesday afternoon. Twenty Of oul
wide-awake patrons we're present fol
the meeting.
Messrs. ]. R. Justis, ]. Al. vii
ioughby, ]. M. CasteeI and j. d
Brown We're business visitors to Mos
helm and Greeneville Wednesday.
Mrs. J. B. Gass and our teacher.
were visiting Bonnie Graham ant
Lee Class, who have typhoid
Miss McLain, a graduate nurse Of
Grceneville, is nursing Lee Gass.
Miss Pauline Gass, who is teaching
at Ely's, was called home Wednesday
afternoon on account of the serious
condition Of her brother, Lee. His
many friends wish for him a speedy
recovery.
Miss Sue Young left Tuesday to
enter the Dorland Belle Institute in
North Carolina.
Joe Rankin entered Tusculum Col,
lege last week.
Singing was well attended Wed
nesday night.
Mrs. Rhoda Garter 10 the guest Of
her son, j. H. Carter, Of Greeneville,
Ada Brown spent Wednesday with
her schoolmate, Mabel Simpson.
Mr.. Lacy Casteel attended the Ju-
Nor Lodge in Greeneville Thursday
night.
Messrs. Bee Casteel, Ernest Brown,
Herman Saylor, Misses Bonnie and
Hattie. saylor, Nora Myers, Pauline
Pickering and Mollie Owen, of this
place attended church at Cross An
Choir Thursday night.
Mrs. A. O. Cartright was the guest
Thursday afternoon Of Mrs. Fanny
Solomon.
Mrs. Martha Reynolds has been
visiting friends in Ottway.
Miss Mollie Harmon had as her
guest Thursday afternoon, Miss Pau
line Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Mercer were
out from Greeneville Friday after
noon visiting Mrs. Eliza Carter.
Miss Mabel Moore and several Of
the women folks paid our school a
visit Friday afternoon. Miss Moore
taught us to sing "Good Morning
Merry Sunshine and we have had
sunshine ever since.
Misses Rose Myers and Pauline
Pickering attended the teachers
meeting Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gass spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs. J..
B. Gass.
Last Sunday while Mr.. George
Cooter was at Sunday school, num-
Der of his friends met in the grove
in front of his home and set him a
surprise birthday dinner. Two hun
dred people were there to enjoy the
occasion with Mr.. Cooter. In the
afternoon the folks came together
in sorg service.
Messrs. Jay, Richard and Jewel
Solomon, Misses Rose Myers and
Pauline Pickering attended church at
Cross Anchor Saturday night.
Miss Mollie Owen, member of
the faculty, spent the weekend with
homefolks at Romeo.
Flint Owen and John Burns, of
Renee, and Fred Myers, ofPilot
Knob, were in Ottyay Sunday.
Miss Bonnie Solomon spent the
weekend with relatives near Mos
helm.
The Dunkard church class came
and sang with our class Sunday night.
Everybody enjoyed the music.
Sterchi Bros, Of Knoxville, sent a
salesman to Ottway Monday, as did
also the Rosenblatt Company of
Greenevilles The people have fully
decided to place a piano in the school.
Miss Pauline Pickering spent Mon
day night with one of her pupils,
Georgia West, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks West.
Mr.. Smith Saylor will go to NASH
vile this w4ek as delegate from the
armers' Union of this place.
Messrs. ]. R. Justis and J. B. Gass
expect to attend Quarterly Confer
ence at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Colt, of Upchurch, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 0. Young.