during this trial. That testimony shows the following. The plaintiff received rent from the various beauticians on the basis of 40% of the amount taken in by the beauticians for their work. There was no receptionist in the beauty parlor. There were six operators in the Jefferson County operation and two operators in the Hawkins County operation. Plaintiff owned the chairs or booths in the operation and owned and furnished the dryers in the operation, the beautician owning and using the small tools. The beautician in the operation who is not busy usually answers the phone. Plaintiff furnishes the supplies used by the beauticians. Plaintiff comes to Knoxville on an average of once a week and obtains the supplies. Each beautician has her own station.
Plaintiff expects a profitChoosing Communion

Dipping a pinched piece of bread into a chalice of grape juice under a raised basketball hoop, I glanced at my daughters as they lifted the sacraments to their lips. Grace and I had driven an hour and a half north on an icy Sunday morning to go with Emmali to her church – her church – the one she had chosen of her own free will. We joined dozens of her college peers among rows and rows of metal folding chairs in a borrowed school gymnasium.

A Church Near Campus

Most everyone wore blue jeans and warm smiles, including the pastor who introduced himself to us before the service, holding a ball under each arm that he laughed about confiscating from his two young sons who darted through