WHITE COUNTY, TN - NEWS - Rose's Chapel - THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930
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THE SPARTA NEWS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930
VOLUME 16 NUMBER 23

NEWS FROM OVER THE COUNTY

  ROSE'S CHAPEL

 There will be an ice cream supper at Lamb school house here Friday night, 
August 15, proceeds going for the benefit of school.  Everybody come.
 Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE OLIVER, and little daughter, EMMA LOUISE, of Chicago have 
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.S. PHIFER and family.
 A Number of folks from here have been attending a revival at Blue Spring.
 Mrs. SEILER and son, DELMAR, and three grand children of Kingston visited her 
daughter, Mr. and Mrs CHARLIE BARNERD, Sunday.  They were accompanied home by 
Mrs. BARNERD for a visit.
 Mr. and Mrs. JAS. LAMBERT and children, MANUEL and MARY RUTH, spent Sunday 
with Mr. and Mrs. JIM VINSON and children.
 Misses MAUDE RICHARDS, FLORENCE ALLEY, CLARABEL and DOLLY RUTH LAMB entered 
W.C.H.S. Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. WILL LAMB and children, ESTON and ELNORA, of Bon Air, visited 
his brother, Mr. and Mrs. JIM LAMZ, and children.
 B.S. PHIFER, who underwent an operation at the Cookeville hospital, recently, 
was brought to his home here Friday and is getting along nicely.
 Miss FLORENCE ALLEY returned Wednesday from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W.H. 
BROYLES and children at Old Hickory.
 Several from here have been attending a revival at the Nazarene church at 
Sparta.
 There will be preaching here Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 HERBERT SWIFT and FRANK CARTER attended Sunday school here Sunday.
 H. H. GUFFY has been staying at DICY WILLOUGHBY'S.
 Mr. and Mrs. EGBERT KNOWLES and four children of EATON and LEE ROSE spent 
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. B. S. PHIFER and family.
 The school at this place is progressing nicely with an enrollment of 53 and 
Mrs. CHAS. BRADLEY and Mrs. SCOTT CAMP, as teachers.
 Mrs. JOHN HUGHES and children spent last week with relatives at Celina.
 VELMA VINSON spent one night last week with Mr. and Mrs. JAMES LAMBERT and 
children.
 Mrs. MARY SWEENY and children of Ravenscroft visited at B. S. PHIFER'S 
recently.
 MONK JENKINS has moved his family to their new house which he recently 
erected ajoining LEE ROSE'S farm.
 RHEA JENKINS visited relatives here recently.