Mrs C H Sharp in Memphis as death claim widens
Local notes list many visitors and travelers including Mrs C H Sharp who went to Memphis after the death of her nephew. Numerous relatives and friends are visiting in Mt Pleasant and nearby towns with arrivals from Nashville Louisville Pensacola and Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Sharp
Memphis
Fatime Craige
Ethel Ross
Sadié Shoffner
Mt. Pleasant
H. M. Gordon
Gordon
J. H. Weaver
Theadora and Children
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Harvey Neely
Baby
Nashville
O. L. Dorteh
William and
Louis Barker
Harry Alcorn
Columbia
J. B. Rees
Chattanooga
Birmingham
W. T. Wilkes
Florida
H. B. Titcomb
Olive Titcomb
Miss Titcomb
Maine
Easter Socials Light Up Mt. Pleasant
A flurry of Easter events filled Mt. Pleasant with social activities. Charlee Culver hosted an Easter gathering at her home with Teanie Calvert and lene Owen as guests. Multiple clubs and church groups held meetings, egg hunts, and receptions at homes and the Institute yard, featuring refreshments, music, and decorative parties hosted by Mrs. Minnie Towler, Miss Rosa Barnett, and Mrs. Everett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dire
Charlee Culver
Mt. Plegeant
Saterday
Fuera Teanie Calvert
Lene Owen
Mary Hine
Rosa Barnett
Advent Sunday School
West Eighth Street
First Presbyterian Church
Minnie Towler
Dr. Wharton
Wharton
Mrs. Everett
Miss Davis
Miss Knox
E.W. Carmack
G. T Hughes
G Dinnington
Ernest McLemore
J. H. Dinning
Ernest Logan
Malinda Cecil
Joe Brownlow
John T. Wooten
R. O. Ewing
James Smiser
Charlotte
Mary Dale Figuers
Hattie Figuers
Hallie Fry
Mary Pillow
Much-Wanted Negro Caught Near Bolles
A Negro who escaped from the Giles county road gang four years ago was captured Wednesday night by Officers Lancaster Barker and Green. He had been at liberty since his escape while serving four months remaining on his sentence. Deputy Pettus arrived from Pulaski Thursday to collect the $10 reward and returned him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WI Bolles
Giles County Road
Lancaster, Barker and Green
Teme
Pettus
Pulaski
Cross Bridges Church Dedicated
Savannah District Conference meets at Cross Bridges church May 18 with an opening sermon April 5 by R. W. Seay. Bishop Hoss to preach Friday at 1 am and dedicate the church. All friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Cross Bridges Church
R. W. Seay
Hoss
Maury Dry Goods Co Offers Youths and Boys Suits at Low Prices
The Maury Dry Goods Co announces clearance on Youths and Boys Suits with former prices up to 15.00 now reduced to 4.00 to 6.95. Men’s spring and summer weights also advertised at 10.00 to 17.50. Quality assured with a guarantee on every suit.
Specials Tomorrow and Monday In Other Departments Carpet
Specials tomorrow and Monday in other departments. Carpet department highlights heavy quality China matting at 20c and 25c yard ranges. Brussells Art Squares 9x12 in floral and oriental designs priced at 12.50 and 15.00. Velvet Art Squares 9x12 in latest patterns at 19.50 and 25.00. 50¢ yard fard wide all wool filled grain carpets. New spring and summer curtains and shades.
Dress Goods and Silk Specials At 29c Yard
One counter of yard wide wool and wool mixed dress goods in solids stripes and checks worth up to 60c yard. A big counter of plain and fancy silks worth up to $1.00 yard consisting of solid colors in pongee strips checks and plaids in Tussah silks plain check and stripe taffetis at.
Wash Fabrics and Remnants Sale at 10c Counter
Wash fabrics and remnants offered at 10 cent counter include batistes in stripes figures and dots crepe clothes in plaids and figures worth up to 15 cents. Remnants of 10 cent quality apron check gingham brown blue and red in lengths 2 to 10 yards 7 yard wide brown domestic superb 5 cent yard values 1 to 5 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batistes
Deaths of Maud Long and John Due in Civil War veteran
Miss Maud Long daughter of the late Major Lem Long died this morning at the home of Mr. B A Orr near Mt Pleasant after pneumonia. John Due died at his home near McCain's Tuesday at 7 30 o'clock after thirteen weeks illness. He was in his 76th year and leaves two daughters and one son. Funeral at McCain's church and interment in McCain's cemetery. Jasper Hardison of Rock Springs died Tuesday. funeral at family burying grounds with services by Elder N C Derryberry. Deceased was about sixty and never married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdna Buchnan
Nashville
Hallie Fry
Shehville
Brandan
Neil Hughes
W. T. McEwen
R. 5. Richardson
Lawrence Fre
Wiley B. Embry
W. P. Embry
Wiley
Hot Springs
Ark
T. D. Edwards
Tolon City
Miss Edwards
Maud Long
Lem Long
B. A. Orr
Mt. Pleasant
St. John’s Church
Ashwood
John Due
McCain’s
BiMe
Forest
Mr. N. Eb, Due
Maury County
George Due
Giles
Jasper Hardison
Rock Springs
N.C. Derryberry
For Sale One 70 Egg Hot Air Incubator
For sale one 70 egg capacity hot air incubator. Apply to W. D. Hastings at The Herald office, Isddwitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hastings
Herald
Rev A E Clement In Good Meeting In Thomasville
Rev A E Clement presides over successful meetings at the Methodist Church reports Pastor J M Cutler. Attenders fill morning and evening services, listening with interest to Holy Book words as large number of conversions occur. An earnest invitation extends to all to hear Clement, described as a powerful eloquent religious figure in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cutler
A. B. Clement
Thomasville
Daily Enterprise
Cadets to Florence to face State Normal team
The C M A team will travel to Florence next Saturday to play the State Normal team away from home. The starting lineup should be similar to past games with confidence of victory. About fifteen players, including several substitutes, will accompany the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
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Enoner
C.H. Sharp
Bessie Murphy
Washville
George Armstrong
Helen
Zion
M. H. Bunch
West End
W. B. Burnett
Wayne
Hardin
Carmack
James Long
Mamie D
Springfield
Louisville
Cortilia Coffee
J. ©. Wooten
AG. Dinwiddie
Missouri
Briggs McLemore
J. G. Williamson
Locke Breaux
J. G. Colling
Drake Clapton
Kentucky
Fred Evans
New Orleans
H. G. Evans
John Blair
BE. M. Cheatham
Carrie Knox
Anniston
Ala
Frank Everett
J. Briggs McLemore
J. G. Willamson
Fannie Louise Des Jardins
Cincinnati
L. M. Hosea
S. W. Cannaday
Denton
Texas
Mamie Hill
Julia Warfield
Bessie
Louise Lee
Duplex
Allie Black
J. B. Colvert
John Colvert
South Main Street
Frank G. Cook
Matley
Mlle Comtile Herndon
Mike Kate McAllister
School Street
Musto
Institute
Nic Lunt
Mixa Sue Peebles
Campbell's Staton
Tally and
Gregory
Spring Ahl
Elle Wilkes
Cullooks
Messrs
Winton
Tally
Spring Hill
Hatcher
Burt Wilkes
Culleoks
Hutp
First Cumberland Church
Andrews Public
Buster Brown
Tiger
Mary Jane
Guild of the Holy Child
St. Peter's Church
Mt. RL. McKinney
Walter Woldridge Capers
Miss Mane Littlefield
Costrnpolitan Chih
Mise Marie Fry
Rachel Ashton
Cora Lee Jacobs
Brownie
Little Tomlinson
Neeley Abernathy
Cul‘iooka
W. B. Lupton
Franklin
Lupton
Hattie McGavock
Brownie Tomlinson
Miss Abernathy
Cedar Hill
Tenn
A. P. Walker
Caryle Knox
Miss Pillow
Lance
Frierson Hall
Jocal String Band
Columbia Beaidey
Konorees
Juin Wirfield
de Warfield
Kate Sowell
Didiey Mepabte
Bessie Asston
Laurie Watkins
Mma C Davie
Mise
Carrie McClure
Giles County
Cross Bridges
Church
Ferndell
W. G. Harlan
the Clean Store
Maury Dry Goods Co
Boy’s
China
Sheriff Love Webb
Flem Thomas
Ben Cowley
Miss Maud Long
A. E. Clement
Georgia
State Normal School
H. G. Roskind
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