Social notes show many visitors and long county connections
Miss Lacy Dale Webb of Santa Fe visits Mr and Mrs Lacy Whitaker and Mrs John Loftin in AuLatiss and Mississippi. Miss Julia McClarty of Nashville is hosted by Mrs J L Limney at Sleepy Hollow. Numerous relatives and friends travel between Maury and surrounding counties. Dr. Lar en reports Mr Simms improving. several local families host guests from Birmingham Glasgow New Orleans and Nashville. Captain Roy Lywin returns home. Lt. Leon attends Ft Oglethorpe camp. many trips to Primm Springs Beaver Dam Springs and Nashville noted. Continuous lists of guests, weddings, and society movements fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Dale Webb
Santa Fe
Lacy Whittaker
John Loftin
Frances Loftin
the Rock
AuLatiss
Mississippi
Julia McClarty
Nashville
J. L Limney
Sleepy Hollow
Nat Wilburn
New Orleans
Columbia
Maury County
Cynthia Long
Mt. Pleasant
Allen
Huphrey Fraser
Fom Springs
J. M. Dean
Fam ‘Vy
McLean
Old Miss
W. O. Largen
Wil Uesport
Kelso
Lincol County
Pgarker
Marguerite Atwood
Frankin
H. P. Peters
Albany
Ala
Wilmoth Bowen
Ft. Oglettrope
Lew Powen
Jeet ¢ Parks and Family
Dr. Oy
W.T. Haggard
Alleyne
Leon Clark
Isses Wilba
Lucile Fox
Ludy Hayes
Urideeview Farm
Rhc P McCormick
Blooming Texas
Ktachum
Yre Wit Parks
Mr. McCormick
Y McCormick
Gordon
Dyersburg
Clark T. Jones
iTéon Baa
E. H. Hatcher
Mary Lee Caskey
Riverside
Squire Wash
P_ Russell
Red Boiling
Springs
Louise Walker
Scottsville
Ark
Walker
Maury Dry Goods Co
Richardson
Mildred
M. B. Flooper
W. E. McFarland
J. W. Griffin
Annie Marguerite
J. C. Blackburn
Pleasant
Burns Hall
Centreville Wernesday
Waverly Jackson
Baby
Birmingham
South High Street
C. Max Hardison
National Army
Hoboken
N. J
France
Brownie Tomlinson
A. Flem Thomas
Strike Begins Among Spanish Workers in Madrid
A Friday night railroad workers strike spread by Monday morning as masons printers and carpenters quit work. No disorder reported as workers received orders to lay down tools and return home. Also a classified note advertises a Duroc pig for sale weighing 165 pounds and priced reasonably via Bell phone 440w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Duroc
Seventy-Seventh Birthday for Capt Merritt Hooker Tomlinson
Society notes celebrate Capt Merritt Hooker Tomlinson's seventy seventh birthday at Beechland near Cullooka with family present including brothers Joe B. Tomlinson and Jesse Tomlinson. He served in the Confederate army and friends wish many returns of the day in a family reunion setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Hooker Tomlinson
Wedding of Jace Smiser's daughter in Nashville noted
The article details a Nashville ceremony with the Smiser family, Misses Watking and Beasley in pink tulle, Mrs. Wheeler Dinwiddie as matron of honor, and the couple Mr. Merritt Booker Smiser and Dr. J. M. Robison officiating. The bride wore white lace over silk, with a valley milles bouquet, as the groom Frederick A. Roper attended. The Roper family resides in Winter Garden Florida and the bride will live there post wedding. The event drew many guests from Tennessee, Florida, and nearby towns, highlighting the couple's popularity and the couple's extended bridal tour planned after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace Smiser
Booker Smiser
Richard A. Wilkes, Jr
James R. Williamson
C. Wade Wilkes
Nashville
Louise Watking
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Wilkes
Madame Russell Reces
Charles ‘Wheeler Dinwiddie
Laura Herbert Beasley
Virginia Oliver
Merritt Booker Smiser
Sroom
Frederick A. Roper
Winter Gudren
Florida
J. M. Robison
Central Church
Mendelssohn
Helen Park
Lang
Ohengrin
Tennessee Camp Association
Orbertown
Mra
Thames
Pord
Invitations Issued By Mrs Taylor For Memorial Event
Miss Taylor and her mother Mrs Jeanie Currey Taylor have set out invitations from their home where they have lived for the past two or three years. The piece notes a place in the reader’s heart that will forever be bright with remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Taylor
Jeanie Currey Taylor
Togethe
Mafin
Shica
Walter W Page Passes At Centreville Home
William W Page of Centreville dies at his home in the afternoon after two years of declining health. Survived by a wife and several children. brothers N M Page and the late Dr A S Page, Giles Page of Hillsboro, Robert and James Page of Texas. Funeral held this afternoon at the Centreville Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Page
Centreville
N. M. Page
A. 5. Page
Giles Page
Hillsboro
Robert Page
James Page
Texas
Walker
Elusene Page
Jones Valley
Earl and Douglas Page
St Louis
Connor Bates
Sterchildren
Clarence Carothera
Hardin Estes
Hickman County
B. McBride
St. Louis
Page
M. E. Church
South
Methodist
Notice by Hon. W. J. Webster on exemption claims
Hon. William J. Webster appointed by United States District Attorney Lee Douglas to inquire into exemption claims. He urges the public to provide information to aid impartial decision making and prevent post hoc criticism. Webster invites immediate input for all cases before the Exemption Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Webster
United States
Lee Douglas
Wbted
Exenption Board
Eleven Men for Medical Branch Recruit Drive
Recruiting Officer Paul Metown reports progress in Columbia as he seeks thirty three negroes for the army medical department. Eleven able bodied applicants have been accepted after review, while several others were rejected. Names of accepted include Roy Witherspoon Evans Riley Robert Hatdison James Riley Fred Kirby Evans Stephens Sam Wainwright Rease Abernathy Thomas Lee Andrew Hutchison and Rank Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Metown
Columbia
Metown
Nashville
Med Department of the Army
Herald
Roy Witherspoon
Evans, Riley
Robert Hatdison
James Riley
Fred Kirby
Evans Stephens
Sam Wainwright
Rease Abernathy
Wit ‘Thomas
Lee Andrew Hutchison
Rank Jackson
Dr. Ricks to Return Friday at First Methodist
Pastor Dr. William B. Ricks of the First Methodist church will resume duties Friday night after a vacation. He plans to occupy the pulpit Sunday morning and hopes for full attendance. He enjoyed a splendid trip and is now fishing in the North Carolina mountains. Subscribe for The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Ricks
First Methodist Church
Ricks
North Carolina
Clagett Named Editor of Daily Herald
Wubert H. Clagett, editor of the Jackson Sun, accepted to succeed J. J. Finney as editor of The Herald in Columbia. Clagett, hailed as one of the ablest young newspaper men, will assume duties late next week and bring his experience from Hickman and Columbia Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Robert H. Clagett
Jackson Sun
J. J. Fineney
The
Herald
Ft. Oglethorpe
Mr. Clagett
Clagett
Tiak
Hickman County
State Senate
Columbia Military Academy
Hat-tesburg
Miss
Squire Guest Ties Two Couples in Maury County
The noted Marrying Squire of Maury County, known for quick ceremonies, officiated at the county courthouse Monday in the presence of onlookers, joining H. King and Miss Ressia Cook. Later that night, W. S. Earnheart and Miss Jessie Critt of Lewisburg were married after a telephone summons. The Squire vows to wed more couples, ready at any hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Guest
Squire
Maury County
H. King
Ressia Cook
Nashville
Court House
Earnheart
Misa Jessie Critt
Lewisburg
Thomas Jackson Receives Honor in Officers Reserve Corps
Thomas Jackson of New York City, formerly of Columbia, has been commissioned a second new tenant in the officers' reserve corps. A brilli ant career, he left a splendid railroad position to join the Plattsburg training camp in New York. He served as attache of the American Mission in London at the war’s outbreak and later as private secretary to the president of a major railroad system. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John W Jackson of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jackson
Columbia
New York City
Jackson
Plattsburg
N.Y
London
John W. Jackson
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Ladye Love Evins
Granville Smith
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Robert Wal
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Mt. Pieasant
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