The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Good rains fell Saturday and Sun
day. The rain is reported to befgen-
eral throughout East Tennessee, and
was badly needed in most sections
Farmers who are in the midst OF
wheat harvest are anxious for few
pretty days.
Mr.. Ben Shelton, Mrs. Geo. c.
Pack and Mrs. r. a. Mcdaniel were
called to Morristown Thursday, the
18th, 10 the funeral of their nephew
Hubert Shelton, aged is, who was
drowned at PinevilIe, KY, .Wednes>
day, June 18th.
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Mr.. "Bush" McWherter left last
week for Dillon, s. c., and Bush
had not much more than reached the
South Carolina town until he order
ed the Daily Sun to his address. He
expects to remain on the South Caro-
| lima market about ten weeks.
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Mr.. Chas. j. Jaynes is getting ma
| terial on the ground and expects tc
have completed another pretty bunga.
! low on the Tusculum boulevard with
! in a very few weeks. 1t viii be re
membered that Mr.. Jaynes but re-
/ Gently sold his pretty home in thi
/ city to Mr.. M. P. Chase.
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Esq. and Mrs. o. T. French con
! template attending the National En-
campment of the G. A. r. which
meets in Atlantic City in September
Mr. French having been elected by
the State Encampment as repre-.
sentative for the State at large.
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! Mr.. r. E. McCray represented No.
lachuckey Ladge, 131, at the grand
| ladge sessions, held at Avoca, las
week Mr.. McCra reports one Of the
most interesting sessions of this
grand body held in years, and is high.
f! ly elated over the good work being
done for the widows and orphans a.
Avoca home.
The young people of Greenevill,
will be interested to learn of the or
ganization of the Greeneville Radio
Club. The purpose of the club is t
get all of the amateurs of the city
and vicinity interested in radio de
velopment together for study on tina
subject. A meeting is held each Fri
/ day evening at 7:30 in the Doughty
\ Block.
Manager Johnnie" Bernard in
forms us that practically all the store:
( in Greeneville have agreed to clos
I for the two ball games with Eliza.
bethton on Wednesday and Thursda,
of this week The Elizabethton team
\ has been greatly strengthened sine
| it played here last. They defeated
/ Johnson City on Friday at Elizabeth
ton. Both games promises to be very
interesting.
/ Mr.. John A. Baughard received
4 news this morning announcing tn
death of his sister-in-law. Mrs. Min
ME DYER, at her home in Etowah
Mr.. Baughard and son left today t
attend the funeral. Mrs. Dyer was
before her marriage, Miss Minnie
4 Gass, of Mosheim. and win be kindl,
remembered by many Of our people
I The funeral services will take plac
at Etowah Tuesdav.
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Mr.. James l.. Britton has resigned
the position of deputy county courf
F clerk, and has accepted q position
with the Austin Company. His resig
nation took effect ON June is. III
/ is succeeded in the office of Clerl
\ White by Prof f. H. Brandon, mos
capable young man. well known t
| the citizens of Greeneville anc
Greene county The friends of Mr..
Britton wish for him success in hi
new field of labor.
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az" PARTY
Mrs. L. ri. Trim and Mrs. Guy II
Shoun entertained with "42' party
last Friday afternoon, at the beauti
full home of Mrs. Trim, on NORTH
Main street. AT the conclusion Of
the games at fourteen tables. deli
cious salad and ice course was served
Assisting Mrs. Trim is serving wer,
Misses Mariana Lovette, Frances
Harmon, Katherine Brown, Dorothy
Trim. Marjorie Trim and JOEL Shoun
The home was beautifully decorated
with Dorothy Perkins roses and sweet
peas.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Jenkins
Of Sweetwater. Tenn, announce tn
engagement and approaching MARI
age Of Miss Naomi Isabel Weeks II
Mr. Robert De Malone.
The wedding will take place Juns
30th.
Miss Weeks is the only daughteF
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson W
Weeks. Of Niota, and is heir to Lane
View Plantation and stocks IN sever
al manufacturing industries. She il
q young lady Of many and varied &C
eomplishmentS She received her ed
ncation at Shorter College. Rome
Ca. and at the East Tennessee State
Normal School. Johnson City. having
graduated from the latter with thu
class If 1920.
Mr.. Malone is the oldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Malone, Of Greene
county, and is prominent in eduoa-
tional work. He is graduate Of the
Normal at johnson City, Of Carson
Newman College, and Of the Univer-
sity OF Chicago. and has been prin-
cipal and superintendent of some eff