Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1922-08-16

NORTH CROSSV|LLE

Cola, Spent part of last week in Liv-
| ingston.
Mrs. Patty, who has been spending
the summer vacation with her parents
in Augusta Georgia has joined her
/ husband in New York City, where
Mr.. Patty has been taking a special
course for the past few months, and
they are expected to return to this
place in about ten days.
Holland Copley, of Davidson, has
returned to the dormitory.
Mr.. Elam left Friday for Henderson
vile, N. c., where he will be married
Tuesday to Miss Gertrude Shipman.
They are to leave Immediately after
the ceremony for New York City,
Niagra Falls, and other eastern points.
After which they will have rooms at
the Cumberland, Mountain School at
this place.
Mrs. James Smith and daughter,
Miss Ruth Workman, entertained on
last Tuesday evening, in honor of Mrs.
Chick, who for the past six weeks
has been a guet of her sister, Mrs. w.
D. Harrill The diversions of the eve
ming was the SPLENDID menu which was
cooked on the old fashion fire place,
and served in Oriental style. All the
young people and some of the older
ones present were dressed as KIDS
and every one present layed aside
the weight of years, some OF which
often feel pretty weighty, and gave
themselves up to the enjoyment OF the
evening, and played they were real
"kids" again. Slipping back through
the years they took UP childhood's
carefree life, its hopes, its thrills and
Itrills, and. one coming suddenly upon
the company would scarcely have
it as a crowd of more than
sixteen year olders. Music, both vo-
cal and violin was enjoyed till a late
hour. Many good hymns, often sung
by our parents in the Aud Land Syne,
were much enjoyed.
Wednesday evening Misses Leta
Smith, Ruth Wortham and Lorena
Harrill entertained at the Harrill home
with Gypsie program. Dressed as
Gypsies the young people kept the
evenings entertainment full of lite
and quite interesting. AT the close
the older part of crowd were invited
to 90 with the Gypsies on a long,
winding trail over the hills and far
away, where was found big camp
fire, around which was served the
campfire supper, consisting OF corn
hoecake, roasting ears roasted IN the
husks, potatoes roasted with jackets
on, broiled breakfast bacon, roasted
apples, pop corn, pickles and light
bread. Suddenly there burst upon the
guests a flow of music coming from
the twilight of the big campfire and
after the excitement subsided 1t was
found to be one band of french harp
comb with paper over it, a large
dinner bell, pans etc. After returning
over the rtail, a salad course was
served.
Mrs. L. A. Cluck, who has been a
guest for the past several weeks o.
her sister, Mrs, Harrill, was called te
lett. Oklahoma, by the illness OF mel
step mother. Mrs. John Corbett: Mrs
Cluck left for Oklahoma Thursday VIZ
Nashville, Memphis, Oklahoma Cit'
etc.
Between his poultry and marketing
his Garden products Rev. Koser is hnd
ling life is filled to over flowing VIII
duties crowding every moment OF th'
day.
. ! O. s. Harrill, of Ellenboro, N. =
arrived Thursday for visit with nj
brother. w. D. Harrill, and sister, Mrs
lM Luther Smith. Mr.. Harrill en-
route to this place stopped over u
Knoxville to attend the convention Q
the American Poultry Assoc'atio
which convened in that city last weei
Canning, preserving and pickhn
coming every day, and every week, ou
. house wives are finding themseiVe
kept pretty busy.
Messrs. Prints Wood, OF Bro
= Town, CISCO Winningham, OF james
. town. Dudley Daniels, Willow GroV
:, three new students arrived at III
school last week. Hollis Eadehs, {
q lClay county, one OF last years S''
dents. also came in last week.
: Paul Mccormack left Monday tor
: ten davis visit with home folks.
Miss Leta Smith enjoyed few Gay
4 Visit last week with her friend MIS-
= |Anna Taylor, of Clifty.
c Miss Leta Smith, Ruth Worthar
y Sue and Fay Smith, Messrs. Paul M
). Cormack, Hollis Eadens and Hollan
e Copley enjoyed the box supper
e Howard Springs Saturday evening"