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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
5
Wool Dress Goods Now Is The Time To Buy
Winter arrivals arrive with serges ottomans poplins gabardines suitings broad cloths fancy plaid and striped suitings. Early purchase can save several dollars on a dress as new goods come in.
Personal notes and visits fill Columbia social scene
A long list of residents and visitors appears in the personals section. J T Hughes of Maypearl Texas visits Maury County friends while Elizabeth Kinger of Sawdust Valley remains away at Middle Tennessee Normals in Murfreesboro. Mrs W B Wooten travels to Beaver Dam Springs for weeks. numerous other locals and guests visit kin in Nashville, Elkmont, Sawdust Valley, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Hughes
Maypearl
Texas
Maury County
Misa Elizabeth Kinger
Sawdust Valley
Middle ‘Tennessee Normals
Murfreesboro
W. B. Wooten
Phiraday
Heaver Dam Springs
Hughes
Hubbard
Minnie Kinzer
A. J. Smiull
Mar
P. Garber
Ea Gakley
Nashville
Ethel Davis
H.W. Alends
Non, Hawais
Will Lewis
M. Ks. Dennis
Dieke Pende
Llardison’s Mill
Loata’ Hamilton
Elkmont
Will Smith
James W. Ridley
Canny Gorden
H.C. Hendley
C. B. Holley
Beaver Dam Springs
Katherine Newson
Chic Jotte
N.C
Annie Grant
Carrie W. Mitchell
Eatonton
L. C. Anerson
Mitchell
H. L. Hendley
Jennie Southall
Mina Pattie
Hirmingheim
Alt
T. L. Porter
Southall
Francis
J. S Hester Om
Margaret
Maye
Decherd
Martha Evelyn West
W. J. Prienant
Ianola
Miss
Meo
S. Whitworth
Prichard
Wat Barker
Ine
A. J. Mason
Savannah
Charley Mason
Clyde Latta
Birmingham
Gol
Sinsias
Dabney Itein
Local Notes of Visiting Friends and Relatives
Mrs J C Anderson of Thomipsomy Station visits relatives in the city. Mr and Mrs I M H West of Lafsy otte visit their mother in Columbia. Mrs Liey Whittaker returns from friends in Spring Ul and Franklin, Mia. Eva Louise Houston and Meldaueh ter of Coratetaa Texas visiting Mrs F C Lowell and family. M A Dien of Middiethian Texas visiting relatives in Columbia. Mr and Mrs Ti R Jones and son Howard return to Nashville after visiting Mrs W 4 Laws. Frank Pleasants of Minter City Mississippi visiting wife and baby at the home of Mr and Mrs FR D Jaroney. In Paris horse meat costs as much as top cuts. Mr and Mrs Dillon Dowling and children visiting Lawrenceburg. Mr and Mrs Wallace Kennedy gone to Memphis to reside pending Mr Kennedy’s army call. Misses Cecil and Marie Bryson of Nanlville, daughters of Hon H K Bryson, spend Wednesday in Columbia as guests of Miss Emma Kennedy. Lemore Sr recently sailed from port of embarkation for overseas service. Mr and Mrs Gen N Sarven and Alive and Edward Sarven arrive from St Petersburg Florida for extended visit to Thos H Williams and family. They reached Huntsville Alabama last night in their automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Anderson
Thomipsomy Station
I. MH
Lafsyotte
Columbia
Liey Whittaker
Spring Ul
Franklin
Mia
Trim Houston
Mele Dauehter
Eva Louise
Coratetaa
Texas
F. C. Lowell
Tamily
M.A. Dien
Middiethian
Ti. R. Jones
Howard
Nashville
Laws
Frank Pleasants
Minter City
DI Jaroney
Paris
Dillon Dowling
Lawrenceburg
Wallace Kennedy
Memphis
Kennedy
Cecil
Marie Bryson
Nanlville
H. K. Bryson
Emma Kennedy
Lemore
N. Sarven
Sarven
Edward Sarven
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thos. H. Williams
Huntsville
Ala
Jackson Haywood Elected In First
In the first school district composed of the first and second civil districts Jackson Haywood was elected a member of the county board of education over B. E. Woody by a slim majority of nine votes. The contest was heated with strong local support. Haywood carried his home box and Santa Fe, while Woody won in his home box and nearby areas. Grand totals show Haywood 40 and Maywood 21, with a nine vote margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Maywood
Santa Fe
Marriage Licenses Issued for Henry Hanson and Sarah Rutter
Marriage licenses issued for Henry E. Hanson and Miss Sarah 22 Rutter. The ceremony was performed by Squire R. H. Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Hanson
Sarah 22
Rutter
Squire R. H. Guest
Births announced for Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Lowell
A baby girl was born Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Lowell. The infant has been enrolled as a volunteer Red Cross student nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Lowell
Red Cross
Safer seas overseas messages reach anxious families
Mrs. 8 Q Woderhill and Mrs. W H Melain report husbands Lieut and Lawrence Nelson arrived safely overseas. Mr and Mrs Sid Donley learn Evan W Howley is overseas safe. Arch Lipscomb's son Lloyd, Marine, also arrived overseas. P D Corcoran's Charlin reached frontier posting. J A Rinks son W A Rinks reported safe overseas. Ernest Workman, A Tooker nephew Arneat Ferris all confirmed arrivals overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Woderhill
Q Widerhill
W. H. Melain
Lawrence T. Nelson
Sid Donley
Evan W. Howley
Serat
Lloyd Lipscomb
Arch “Y. Lipscomb
Lise
Marines
P. 4
Corcoran
U Charlin
WU A. Hinks
J. A. Rinks
Ernest Workman
W. M. Tooker
Arneat Ferris
Society notes reveal lively Tonor area social scene
The column chronicles Miss Annie Mai Cathey hosting a hayride at Robert Jetterson's place with many guests from Turn ton and Birmingham. It notes a surprise wedding of Missy Timons and John Allen Stone at Rev Hight's Hampshire Pike home, with plans for Mrs Stone to join her husband in San Antonio. Also covered are a Watermelon Party at Mrs A L Locker’s, engagements, an engagement of Brantingham Clark, a revival trip, Homemakers Club, a weekend camping trip, a bridge party for Miss Pat Southill, and a formal dance for Miss Marie Collins, plus multiple hostess gatherings and guest lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mai Cathey
Robert Jetterson
Krave
Tonor
AY Hutchinson
Misa Gay San Fer
Birmingham
Miss Sandifer
Mowes Margaret
Elizabeth King
Mary Arman
Mildred Whipple
Mar*garet
Aline Murchison
Virginia
Francis NicholWwan
Leslie Lessinger
Richard Barracks
Charley Witherspoon
Billy Cheol
Frank Jones
Rugene
Clift Fntchinson
Ner Johnson
Irs
W. A. Cathey
Mr. and
Mra
Ban Cathey
Stone
Brantingham-Clark
Lewise Clark
Marjorie Raymond Trice Brantingham
Chicago
J. A. Goodman
Snowden Dirve
Memphis
German Front Reductions Signal New Allied Thrusts
The article argues German forces must shorten the front to reinforce defenses as Allied pressure grows after the Marne. It notes Montdidier as a potential pivot point where von Hindenburg might retire, while Foch plans retaliation and a possible break through to separate German northern and southern armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hindeniing
France
Montdidier
von Hindenburg
Foch
Montimier
von Hincdenburg
Begin
Marshal Ford
Marne
Marshal Pooh
America
Speeding Charge Filed In City With $17.10 Total Fine
Frank feflin colored was cited this morning on speeding charges in the city area. He faced a $10.00 assessed fine plus costs, totaling $17.10. Officers Cook and Stages placed him under arrest after noticing he was driving more than the speed limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Feflin
Chaffin
Cook
Stages
Semelins
Wheat Mill Controls On Mixing With Other Feed Products
Regulations restrict using wheat flour or mill feed for non edible purposes and limit mixing with other feeds. Special rules set one grade of flour, prohibit certain uses, and outline pricing, packaging, and delivery charges plus allowances for soft winter wheat and credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisville Livestock Market Quotes Steady in Slow Trade
Local market prices show cattle slow and hogs and sheep steady with no change. Receipts include 2,800 hogs and 4,000 sheep. grain and field seeds list various per unit prices. Poultry, butter, beeswax, and eggs are noted in wholesale terms as part of the steady market scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bourbon Stock
Journal
the Herald
Rae
Thirty Colored Men Called for Camp Greene N C
Local Board received a notice to send 30 negro selectmen to Camp Greene in Charlotte North Carolina during the five day period starting August 22. Named registrants include Wm Brandon Elién Mitchell Moud Davis Itobert Gamble Cliff Mitchell Henry Davin Webster Andrew Taley Will Brown and others with alternates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Greene
Charlotte
N. C
Wm. Brandon
Elién Mitchell
Moud Davis
Itobert Gamble
Cliff Mitchell
Henry Davin Webster
Andrew Taley
Will Brown
Btonewall Jackson
Oney
Tobt
Graves Johnson
Felix Hichardann
John Jostes
Will Allison
John Willie Iines
Jake Lawson
Horace Frierson
Kimmerlow
Hebert Aaron Medley
Robert Howen
Charley Thomas Petway
Will Dollar
With Galloway
Lucius Rivers
Fred Wharton
John Will Caruthers
Roderick Lorane Morton
Horace Polk Smith
Henry Christmas
Henry Roglers
John Walker
Henry Hill
Wil Mac Lané
Obrien Lackrides
Fleming Lane
Taalah Abernathy
Willie
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Dallas
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Lee Pigg
Tex
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Youngstown
Olio
O Nea
Doughtory
Mary Jett
Chattanooga
Mebooga Brewin
Athens
PM. Inlet
BB -Cee
Lino
Kathryne
Nesbitt, Miss
Charles J. Davis
Ashiwood
Kate Harris
Pulaski
J. J. Fraser
William He Pigg
Camp Taylor
Louise Stokes
Fred
Lockhart
Columbian
Frances
Wiley Hoke Lite
Rist
M. Jones Jing
Adams
Pea
Chanterous
Prumms Springs
T. T. Manning
Sheffield
Colombia
Pat
Quiga
George BE
Coltmain
Culley
Mize
Oney Cradley
Pocahontas
Mica
Wi Pranels
Greenville
Mise
Viepuesta
Wenry Arch Moore
Mary Toe
Louise Gondmat
Lonise Clark
Mre Mere
Lt Tower
Thie Rity
Wo S Phewing
Willrn Gowell
Wella
Tanmellin
Gearer Harn
Caney Springs
Melanore
Rane
Eriet
Jackson Haywood
County Board OF Educa
Tio
E. E. Woody
Toway
Es Reeves Nees
Haywood Wood
Carter's Creek
Woody
Fly
Santa Fe Fike
Tzezes
Everceren
A. Li
Ulocker
Trude Sheltor
Lewcomb-Lewcomb
Ora Lewtinh
Lewcomb
Penn
Tom Lewcomb
Hillsboro
Thirteenth Street
Sumner Armstrong
Kendale
Ruth Istgroves
Kim McAllister
Myrtle
A. P
Jessie Allen
Robert Chenault
Mary
Mary Williams l
Walter
Minnie Harris
Ruth Read
J. Tt. Rogers
KR. M. Chenault
Homemakers Club
Mike Murphy
Mre. & D. Jones
Mary Paget( Grant
Vaughans Lindsdy
Jesarelne
Mary Louise
Misa Southall
Prindeh Moore
Mise Patele Southill
Mias Marie Collins
Mardsville
Henry A. Porter
Misa Laura Davis Kinzer
Water Valley
Missessie Porter
Louise Bratton
Gladys Hutcherson
Rebecca Church
Leo Harris
Pauline Klam
A. J. Hutcherson
Gladya Hutcherson
Pauline Blam
Annie Mailly
Cleo Harris
Pauline Pigg
Custom and
Red Dog Ashwood
Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Lewis Chatham
City Mil & Grain Co
Cullooka Produce Co
Kettle Mill Co
Maury Milling Co
Veseee
Ashton's Mill
Nour
Timothy
Herald
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