Thanksgiving social notices from Nashville area set
Nashville residents hosted and visited during Thanksgiving with numerous relatives and friends. Names include Miss Plovanne Levy, Mrs. Julian Abrahams, B Pryor, Dock McGowan, Sinclair Glass, B D Clapton, Eugene Anderson, Mia Barr Anderson, Lucile Orr, Virginia glene Batley, and many others visiting kin in Nashville, Columbia, Bowling Green, Mayes Place, and surrounding towns. Several football attendees referenced Vanderbilt Sewanee game and local travel to Franklin, Bear Creek, and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plovanne Levy
Nashville
Julian Abrahams
B. Pryor
B. (Dock) McGowan
Fayeteville
Columbia
G. L. Watkins
T. EB. McLean
Houston
Texas
Montgomery
Ala
T. ©. Childrey
Vanderbilt-Sewanee
Agnes
Clara
Lee Moran
Bowling Green
Brownie Bennett
W. W. Evans
Edward
Fred
W. P. Woldridge
Major White
Rachel
Bear Creek
Marie Knight
Lena Speed
Purlaski
Joe M. Ferguson
Atlantic Ice and Cold Storage Co
Harry
William Huston Measie
Franklin
J. H. Roddy
Roy Green
W. T. Measle
Mary Lancaster
Iva Hutcheson
W. B. Grace
Birmingham
Bessie Lee Billington
Lloyd White
Little Son
B. F. Watkins
Ninth Street
L. C. Mayes
Mins Alsie Evins
Albany
N. M. Page
Frank Gee
Society Notes Miss McKinney Abroad and Wedding
Miss McKinney plans an extended European tour beginning in Italy and Switzerland. At Maplewood, Nettie Amelia Vaughan married Charles Newton Martin of Anniston and London, with Milas Sarah McCandress singing Destiny. The couple will honeymoon then settle at Arniston, Alabama, after a northern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKinney
McKinney
Chiciet
Shere Abe
Telenis
Europe
Italy
Switzerland
Maplewood
Vaughan
Calleaka Pike
Nettie Amelia
Charles Newton Martin
Anitia- Lon
Alishagna
Huby McCandress
Marel Milas Sarah McCandress
Destiny
Mendelssohn
Benj. B. Lavender
Ganlen Stoat Presbyterian Church
King’s Daughters Hospital
Anniston
Fice
Jes
Arnstein
Ala
Neely
Engagement and Upcoming Marriage for Watha Joyce
The couple engages and approaches marriage as their daughter Watha prepares to wed Clarence Joyce of this city. The wedding is planned for December 28, and many friends of Mr Joyce express happiness for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watha
Clarence Joyce
Mr. Joyce
Striking Election Facts From Maury County Primaries
A Maury County primary report shows voting anomalies where a candidate for county court clerk received 2780 votes to secure a majority, while a rival in the second primary, James D. Cathey for trustee, earned 2783 votes yet lost by 42. The piece notes over 100 votes difference between primaries and historic quirks in Maury County elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Gilbert M. Orr
Oe Weekates
James D. Cathey
Orr
Cathey
Annual Meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
The annual meeting will be held in the parlors of the Bethel House tomorrow at 2 29 o clock. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and every member is earnestly requested to attend. Plans for the coming year will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Bethel ’ House
Nury 18 Defendant Trials Mistrial Bid Dismissed
Judge Hughes ruled jurors hopelessly in disagreement after two days of testimony in the Nury 18 case. State attorney Hopkins urged a mistrial and new trial while defense lawyer Garner pressed for more deliberation for the twelve jurors. The judge rejected the motion to dismiss the defendant and noted the grand jury member’s prior service did not disqualify him. Spectators filled the courtroom as the trial continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Vila
Job B. Garner
Hughes
Mr. Garber
Mr. Good
Garner
Sharp
Mr. Sharp
Hushes
Twenty Eight Hog Slaughter Report in County
Billington & White slaughtered twenty eight hogs on Wednesday weighing 260 to 300 pounds each. They expect to pack the meat for cold storage to prevent spoilage in warm weather and anticipate more hog slaughter in the county when conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billington & White
Mrs Margaret Dawson Claimed By Death At 67
Mrs Margaret Dawson aged sixty seven years died suddenly Wednesday afternoon at her home twelve miles out on the Hampshire pike. Survived by four brothers Rand Hicks L H D and three sisters Mesdamen George Sanders H Voss and W T Walters and one son J B Dawson of Nashville. Funeral services were held at one o'clock today at the Baptist church near Mrs Dawsons home conducted by Reverend John E Hight. Mrs Dawson was a consistent Christian woman and highly esteemed by her neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dawson
Hampshire Pike
L. HD. C
Rand RE. D. Hicks
Mesdamen George Sanders
BH. H. Voss
W. T. Walters
J. 8. Dawson
Nashville
the Baptist Church
Mia
Dawson
John E. Hight
Ramsay
For Rent For Sale Rent or Trade in Franklin district
Classified note offers a two story house with improvements and a fine well near Columbia and Bear Creek Pike. Frank Yidwell resides at 1007 Garten Street offering property for rent sale or trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Or
Bear Creek Pike
Frank Yidwell
Garten St
Price of Swine Unchanged on Louisville and Nashville Markets
The swine price held steady at seven dollars in Louisville, with light weights at Nashville a dime below. Cattle stayed strong at steady prices, sheep and lambs edged up to three dollars, and turkeys rose to thirty cents though other local market prices remained flat. The anticipated turkey price decline appears unlikely to occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
Naseville
Louisville live stock and markets across two stock yards
Special reports from Louisville and Nashville stockyards show cattle receipts at Louisville near 500 with a strong market, hog receipts around 2,100 also strong and steady, with various price quotations for hogs, sheep, lambs, and cattle. Produce items and flour costs are listed, plus a note on Chief Justice Taft riding streetcars and commentary from Florida Metropolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Louisville
Union Stock Yards
Nashville
Tenn
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs J W Young
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our daughter May. Blessings be upon them. — Geo M Preest and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinter
Beaven
Geo
M. Preest
Sheep Producers Meet in Nashville
The Tennessee Sheep Producers Association plans an annual gathering at the Chamber of Commerce building in Nashville to boost the state sheep industry. A 6:20 p.m. business meeting precedes a banquet with notable speakers from the American Southdown Breeders Association and University of Tennessee. Seats are reserved via C. C. Flannery. banquet price is $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratitier
Waahvile
Chamber of Comidree ‘Duilding
Tonneases Sheep Producer's Association Phi
Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Chamber of Commerce
Atate
P. J. Gaines
Louisville
American Southdown Breeders Association
A. Witton
University of Tellnessed
Short
Honer Hancock
W. B. Parte
A. R. Perry
W. &. Lednard
Joe Carpenter
Tennesse
America
C. C. Flannery
Nashville
Tenn
Oakley Cases Reset In Circuit Court
In the state against J T Oakley two cases were reset for December 15 due to no attorney presence. W L Goad and co defendants face trial for selling steers under legal title note and related charges with N Woolard as prosecutor. W L Kincaid accused of selling mules under legal title note. Albert Ayres assigned defense for perjury after sixty days in jail. The Avron case is set for December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally Howard
J. T. Oakley
Oakley
Turner
W. L. Goad
Goad
Onley
N. Woolard
W. L. Kincaid
W. 8. Fleming, Jr
Albert Ayres
Ayres
Atate
Ira Savage
Avron
Rev J T Brown Appointed Pastor at Hampshire and Crone Bridgen Churches
Rev J T Brown was appointed pastor by the Methodist conference to lead the Hampshire and Crone Bridgen churches in Macoun. He previously led Methodist churches at Calleoka and Glendale from 1916 to 1918, and his diligent work earned strong support from congregants and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Brown
Hampshire
Crone Bridgen
Macoun Ly
Brown
Calleoka
Glendale
Fas
Haapehire
Croat
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Miss Sinclair Glass
B. D. Clapton
Howling Green
Kyi
Mary Ann Peden
Southport
R. T. Dugger
Spring Hill
Lillie Copeland
Pauline Pryor
Bethridge
Spring Hall
Toyland
Sleepy Dolls
Annis
Mr. Gamble
Ctui
Sanedieicn
Salundayt ‘Orn
Calin
Ovw
Mes
W. J. Dele, Jr
Jo. Wharton Chenire
Ooty li ‘Heer Burut
Wharton
Fists
Ulf Pluuntite
Despcasion
Irs
Sheldon
Ireland
Luke
Mira
Radiate
Mae
Carl Vier
Bastoon
Elul
Mibet
Joyce Jones
Harry Alewis Jopenof
Nam Texag
Annual Meeting
Woman's Auxiliary
Nury
Germany
Sonness
Baltimore Sun
Washington Post
Taft
Florida
J. W. Young
Cilleoka Pike
Sheep Producers
NEW Methodist
Culleoka
Harald Gheap Columo Ade Pay
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