Wedding Announcements and Circle Meetings Drawn From Maury County News
Mrs. Franklin Kimbrongit announces the engagement of her daughter Lara Anna to Mo P. Ringer, with the wedding set for December 25 at the bride’s Pulaski home. Also, a Nashville study. Caughlin marriage to Waldo is noted. Presbyterian Circle meetings in Columbia focus on Christmas spirit, tithing, and forthcoming church activities with multiple circles reporting strong attendance and seasonal programs.
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Prank Kimbrongit
Pulaski
Andouings
Lara Anna
Mo P. Ringer
Waldo Caughlin
Columbia
Maury County
Caughiin
Nashville
Cayehlin
Nashville Woodenware Co
Presbyterian Circle
Circle’No
M. B. Towler
Emma Kennedy
W. J. Dale
Mina Callie Craig
Meg
Circle No. 6
Bruce Cochran
Margaret Williams
D.D. Little
Mary Beecher
Mesdames Scales and
Gant
Lelia Barr Anderson
Miss Smiths Pupils Give Entertainment at Institute
Closing the term the Columbia Institute primary pupils under Miss Carrie Smith offered a Christmas program in the gym. Four grades participated with scenes familiar to children. Costumes were bright and the audience, largely relatives, applauded. A large Christmas tree and Santa Claus candy aided the festive mood as the pupils begin holidays and classes resume January 3.
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Columbia Institute
Carrie Smith
Mise Smith
Nolee
Rotary
Ministers Unite For Prohibition and Revival Plan
The Pastors Union discusses enforcing prohibitions Sabbath observance and community revival plans. A large meeting is proposed for next summer with Rev. T. A. Patton and Rev. V. P. Arterburn outlining objectives and selecting leaders. Funds from a prior revival remain after tent expenses, with $180 on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenday'n Daily Herald
Pastera Union
TA. Patton
Columbia
W. C. Largen
M. H. Ply
V. P. Arterburn
Jeans Christ
Pien
Feld
E. M. Lusk
Jeff Wall
McCains School House
T. W. Simpson
Blebyville
Simpson
Afterburn
Fairview
W. C, Largen
Miss Mayence Boyer Guests for Christmas Recital
Personal notes report Miss Mayence Boyer of Ward Belmont as weekend guest of Miss Lelia Bare Anderson to attend the Christmas recital at First Presbyterian church Sunday. Other visitors include Miss Grace Gallagher returning to Nashville, Miss Moe Davis from Nashville visiting Miss Katherine Stephens, and Mrs Fontaine B Moore with her son en route to Memphis for Christmas with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayence Boyer
Ward-Belmont
Misa Lelia Bare Anderson
Misa Boyer
First Presbyterian Church
Grace Gallagher
Nashville
Katherine Stephens
Trude Shelton
Mississippi
Arkansas
Fontaine B. Moore
Memphis
Josephine Loveless
Spring Hill
Leonard Hughes
Moe Davis
W. T. Chaffin
New York City
Mamie Chaffin
Fraind D. Chaffin
Robert McKinley
John McCormack
Turkeys Prove Most Profitable Crop In Maury County
From Wednesday's Daily Herald Mrs N P Cheek of Leftwith Bridge shows Maury County farmers the upside of turkeys. She raised seventeen birds producing over five dollars each on average and sold them for Thanksgiving and Christmas markets. The venture required labor and risk but outpaced other livestock profits.
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Daily Herald
Maury County
N. P. Cheek
Leftwith Bridge
Mia Cheek
Cheek
Surcess
Hearing Problems Farmers Discuss
Prof James M Dean returned from Knoxville where he attended the conference of Tennessee agents of the division of extension then went home to be with his sick daughter Juanita at King's Daughters hospital He later returned to Knoxville to stay through the week The Knoxville conference is described as the best he has attended with many leading agricultural educators present Nearly all agents are in attendance and the conference will continue through week end.
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Daily Herald
Herald Nashville
Vanes J. Alexander
American National Bank
Agricultural Loan Agency
War Finance Corporation
Tennessee
Mlaxadder
Alexander
Federal Réserve Bank
J. W. Wakefield
Agricultral Loanl Agency
Chattanooga
Chatanooga
Tennessee Board of Directors
Thomas R. Preston
J. P. Hoskins
W. A. Ladd
Dwight Armstrong
Memphis
W. J. Alexander
Nashville
Peter Fife
Covington
Wiliam Shielda
Knoxville
Capt
T. A. Earbry
Winchester
Lfrom
Theartay
Daily
Meraldy
Joe B. Hardison
Uanin
Maury Attentative
Molhday
Columbia
Walter Farias
Vine
W. J. Allen
Segertay
Ria Giam
Canan
Clem Campbell
G. &. Lottin
Mbnor
R. Hardison
Charley Biram
Mr. Pleasant
Jake Oliver
K. C. Howard
Ita
Hardich Motor Company
Oliver Motor Company
Fry Bray
James M. Dean
Division of Extension
Juanita
King’s Daughters Hospital
Dean
Sell Farm of Late Maury Cecil by Heirs at Law
Through their attorney Hugh Teddy Shelton and Bessie Cecil Haedy heirs at law of the late Maury Cecil they file to sell the 210 acre Wad In that section farm in the Eighth district by chancery court. The farm once owned by Maury Cecil after Lloyd Cecil deeded it in 1866 to him and will go to the heirs at law. Two minor children are involved and want the sale to fund division and support. The court action seeks authorization to sell for division of proceeds.
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Daily Herald
Hugh
Teddy Shelton
Bessie Cecil
Toyd Cecil
Med
Chancery Court
Maury Cecil
Elghth
Llayd Cecil
Fifth Pay Roll Of County's Teachers
From Monday's Daily Herald five months of the term for negro elementary schools will be paid next Friday and Saturday by County Superintendent Graham. The fifth month of white schools ends December 23, with Christmas holidays. After resumption in January only three months remain, ending by mid to late March to complete the term in time for the next work season.
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Daily Herald
Graham
Yell
Tax adviser Horace Frierson to aid Columbia taxpayers
Horace Frierson Sr of Nashville plans to open an office in Columbia during income tax reporting season from January 8 to March 1. A former deputy collector of Internal Revenue, he offers help with settlements and tax matters, charging a nominal fee for services.
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Horace Frierson, Sr
Nashville
Kierson
Internal Revenue
Hoputy
Columbia
Irierson
Hohenwald Masons Name New Officers
Hohenwald Tennessee Alphemaria Lodge No. 607 F and A M elected officers for next year. W W Pollock as worshipful master, A Denfel senior warden, J L O Guinn junior warden, J R Downey secretary, L Cook chaplain, Grimes senior deacon, W J Wewerda junior deacon, B L Poor y treasurer, Len Workman junior deacon, W Wilhelm tyler.
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Hohenwald
Tenn
Alphemaria Lodge
F&a. M
W. W. Pollock
BE. A. Denfél
J. L. O'Guinn, Jr
We Pbsant
Treaeartr
J. R Downey
Serery
L. Cook
Bml Grimes
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Coats
Santa
Toyland
Santa Claus
Stationery
Xinas
Chinaware
Kayser
Kimonos
Comfys
Ube
Mats
Lisle
Garters
Aociety
Bighyville
Hardison
Low
Association of Ministers
Maury
Wester
Forten Park
Prisidd W
Allan
Aid Gresham
Treagundy
Board of Directors
Bill
Lloyd Cecil
Horace Frierson
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