The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-06

Mrs. Frank Myers and Mrs. Morris
of Atlanta, who have been visiting
Mrs. Myers daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Myers, who is attending the summer
training school for girls at Greystone
have gone to Sewanee, where they
will spend few days before return
ing to their home.
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Contractors are now working on
the new store front of the w. A. SUI
song store, on Main street, This will
be one Of the prettiest store fronts
on Main street when completed, ana
viii doubtless cause many other
changes to be made on business prop
erty in this section Of the city. While
there has been many changes in store
fronts throughout the town during
the past year, there are yet many
more that should be made and we
are informed that plans are new I'M
der way looking to improvements on
several business houses both on Main
and Depot streets.
MFR. s. T. Harmon, the piano tuner
and factory representative Of the
Adam Schaaf Piano CO., of Chicago,
ILL.,, will leave within the next day
or two for Marion and other Virgin
Ia points, where he has been called on
special work in colleges of that sec
ton. Mr.. Harmon Is well known in
Virginia, where he has been tuning
pianos for the various leading schools
for number Of years. He expects
to return about the 18th Of Septem-
Der, and will take up other piano
work in this section. Lancaster a.
Co., with whom he has been associat-
ed for some time, will take care Of
the business in his absence.
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Our people should not expect
Metropolitan daily paper out Of the
Daily Sun. Our earnest endeavor has
been to make it local sheet-realiz-
ing that our patronage is principally
local. To those that expect an eight,
ten or twelve page daily in a town
this size, should be liberal enough to
investigate the expense attached to
getting out four pages daily. We
dare say many would be surprised if |
they knew the actual daily expense Of
the Daily Sun, even in it's
present size. AS Greeneville contin-
ues to grow and as our advertising
patrons continue to increase, we
hope to be able to give our people a
daily newspaper that will be credit
to the town and community
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HIKING TRIP
On last Wednesday the ,Chuckey
Camp Fire Girls, chaperoned by Miss
Qula Bible, liked to Birds Hill. All |
The girls eighteen in number-met !
at Connie Maloney's, and after hiking
about two miles we were overtaken
BY farmSwagon in which we all en-
joyed nice ride. We arrived at
Birds Hill about ten o'clock After
resting while we enjoyed picnic
dinner prepared by the girls, which
consisted Of chicken, pickles. sand
salad deviled eggs, tomatoes,
Salmons, cakes, pies and delicious
fruits. After dinner we went kodak
ing and wading in the river; also Mr..
Witt, the ferryman showed his kind
ness by taking us across the river
and back. Some Of the girls had
never had the opportunity of being
IN ferry boat before. After leav-
ne Birds Hill we were given a hear
y welcome at the home of Mrs. Edd
scruggs where we were entertained
~ splendid music. After leaving
lere we liked for several miles when
We were kindly received in our lawn
or rest at the home Of Mrs. William
Robertson.
As the day passed by the girls re-
urned home with happy hearts feel
ne as though we may never spend
more perfect day. Il
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