Misses Allie, EstelHarton and Kate Mickens spent Sunday with Mrs. R.B. Cole.
Rev. Trull filled his last appointment of the conference year at Reids Chapel Sunday. Rev. Trill has served us faithfully and we hope that we will have him with us next year.
Misses Clifton Raper and Miterell Stiles visited School Creek Falls Sunday.
Clifton Hemry of Suit visited his cousin, Fred Reed, the past week.
Mrs. Rufus Hunsecker visited Mrs. Amu Berrong Saturday.
Mrs. Molly Hunsucker spent Sunday with Mrs. George Presswood.
Mr. and Mrs. James Raper returned Friday from a visit to Chattanooga.
Mr. Guss Nelson of Copper Hill spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hunsucker, Miss Julia McCombs, and Joe Hembree motored across Kimsey Highway Sunday and found plenty of chestnuts and passed cars and at every ?? with the people were out gathering nuts, which is plentiful.
Mr. and Mrs. G.C. Hembree returned Sunday from Copper Hill.
Mr. George Quinn is busy making boards.
Mr. George Quinn and children spent Sunday at Mr. Curtis at Suit.
Mr. Ed. Scoggins was a pleasant visitor to Reids Chapel but failed to see his best girl.
Mr. Bright Reper of Brasstown was down to see his father, Tom Raper, the past week.
Mrs. Graner was a business visitor at Vests Sunday but found nobody at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Reid visited her sister, Mrs. Mary Henry, at Suit the past week.
From the front page of The Cherokee Scout, Murphy, N.C., Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1923. Was there a Hunsecker and a Hunsucker? A father who spelled his last name Raper and his son’s last name Reper? I’m not sure about the spelling of a couple of other names, but I’ve typed them in the way they were printed.
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