Personal notices and travels of local residents
Mrs J C Wells of Chilcago plans a holiday visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Latta and will be joined by Mr Wells. Houston H McCandless of Blebyville was here today. Miss Louise Jones leaves for Pulaski for a dance guest of Miss Virginia Garisk. Miss Annie Norman of Scotts MM and Miss Agnes McKissick of Coimbra visit their uncle Hoyt McKiggick at Mt Pleasant. Mina Gladys Massey of Dry Creek spends weekend with Aunt Mrs Laura McKlesick. Claude Jones spent Sunday in Birmingham on business. Prof and Mrs J S Worley of Arlesia New Mexico visit relatives. both former Maury residents. Miss Patio Southall of Digningham arrives tomorrow to visit Miss Frances Moore. she recently returned from overseas M C A work. Mrs Bruce Matthews of Bigbyville visiting the family of T W Cole at Match. Mr and Mrs Walker Fly of Williamsport depart for Ellwood Fla to make their home. Edna Cathey, student at Middle Tennessee Normal School, Murfreesboro, arrives tomorrow for holidays with her parents Tom Whiteside, James and Arthur Patton. Hampshire residents in Columbia on business this morning. Misses Mary Lamb and Genie Tolland go to Nashville today. Mrs Bertram Dedman and Pertram Jr visit Nashville Wednesday. Miss Louise Fry of Little Rock arrives tonight to stay with Miss Annette McLean. R H Forster of Columbia Mills Elevator Co goes to Louisville on business for the fall. Mrs Joe T Brittain returns to Cottage Grove after a week with her parents. William Mc Coy of Winchester shoots a rabbit after misfiring during a hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¢. Wells
Chilcago
Towy
Fred Latta
Wells
Wella
Houston H. McCandless
Blebyville
Louise Jones
Pulaski
Virginia Garisk
Annie Norman
Scott's MM
Agnes McKissisck
Coimbra
Hoyt, McKiggick
Mt. Pleasant
Mina Gladys Massey
Dry Creek
Laura McKlesick
Claude Jones Apent Siviay
Birmingham
Busitnes
J. 8. Worley
Arlesia
New Alexico
Maury Conatians
Mise Patio Southall
Digningham
Frances Moore
Southall
Bruce Matthews
Bigbyville
T. W. Cole
Match
Walker Fly
Wil- Hamsport
Ellwood
Fla
Edna Cathey
Middle Tennessee
Bertraim Dedman
Pertram, Jr
Nashville
Louise Fry
Little Rock
Ark
Annette McLean
R. H. Forster
Columbia Mills Elevator Company
Louieville
Joe T. Brittain
Cottage Grove
Mrs. T. E. Lipscomb
Music Study Club Opera Program Delights Town Audience
The Music Study Club held its December meeting with Miss Lelia Barr Anderson presenting a Verdi Il Trovatore program in varied forms. Leonora Williamson and Mrs. Henry Porter led, featuring Fantasia op. 94 for violin and vocal numbers from Act I and the Miserere chorus. The gathering also included piano pieces by Mendelssohn and a refined wedding ceremony for Miss Madge Thomas and Harvey C. Tankersley at Liebride's Tea Room on Riversife, conducted by Rev. J. W. Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Study Club
Lelia Barr Anderson
Henry Porter
Mies Leonora Williamson
Gottschalk
Mary Ashton
Porter Leader
Duke
Scales
Mies Whitthorne
Fulton
Miex Leonora Williamson
Bingéler
Capt
Nelson
Verdi
Lena Anderson
John Gant
Mgr
Norman Putte
Mendelesnin
Clude
Menor
Thomas Tarkersley
Madge Thomas
Harvey C. Tankersley
Liebride
Tema
Riversife
J. W. Cherry
Mod
Carrie Vaughan
RL. Vaughan
Tankersieys
Demonstrations Of Truck Shipping To Aid Southern Farms
The Nashville Banner reports demonstrations of truck use in the South to prove faster cheaper farm hauling than mules and horses. Southern farmers in Middle Tennessee are described as ready for modern improvements with motors tractors and trucks becoming common soon in Tennessee. The piece urges farmers to support motorized farming to boost productivity and land value.
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Eiliteria
Nashville Banner
South
Northwest
Middle
Tennessee
Sucess
Ufe
Tenhoesen
Death Claims Former Pastor Rev P D Freeman
News of the death of Rev P D Freeman at his Nashville home at midnight last night drew regret from Columbia friends. He recently served two years as pastor of the South Columbia Methodist Church and left many friends. Survived by wife, daughter Miss Ester Freeman, and son Roy Freeman. He had been in failing health for months and his death shocked the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Freeman
Nashville
Columbia
Mr. Freeman
South Columbia
Middle Tennessee
Christmas Tree For Kiddies of Orphans Home
Friends of the Tennessee Orphan Home plan a Christmas tree for every child. A planning meeting for final arrangements will be held Saturday at 10 o clock in the parlors of the Maury Undertaking Co. with committee members listed. Public invited and donations may be left at the Maury Undertaking Company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Orphan Home
Maugy Undertaking Co
Mra
Wallace Sowell
O. L. Dortch
Cecl Hunter
Myrtle
Young Wife Dies After Brief Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs. Fannie Cameron Fox, 28, wife of L. M. Fox and member of the South Columbia Methodist Church, died at 6:20 this morning at Kings Daughters Hospital after a two day illness. Survived by husband, three children, her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cameron, two sisters Mrs. C D Williams of Birmingham and Mrs. Jessie Ragsdale of Columbia, and two brothers Owen Cameron of Sheffield and Sydney A. Cameron of Little Rose. Funeral set for 2:50 Saturday at the South Columbia Methodist Church with Rev. R. M. Chenault officiating. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Cameron Fox
L. M. Fox
King's Daughters Hospital
W. D. Cameron
C.D. Williams
Birmingham
Ala
Jessi Ragsdale
Columbia
Owen Cameron
Southern Railroad
Sheffield
Sydney A. Cameron
Little Rose
South Columbia Methodist Church
R. M. Chenault
Rose Hill Cemetery
Gift From Mill Company For City Firemen
Columbia Mill and Elevator Company sent Mayor J M Dedman a 150 check to be distributed to Columbia fire department. The company praised the firemen for their aid during Tuesday night’s blaze and expressed appreciation for their service. The note also thanked the mayor for his attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Mill & Elevator Company
Mayor
Columbia Fire Department
Tulll
Columbia Mil Elevator Company
Joseph M
Fire Department
Qolumaa Mill & Elevator Company
State Teachers To Reorganize At Nashville
The Tennessee State Teachers Association plans a January 14 meeting in Nashville after wartime inactivity. East Tennessee called for representation and seeks endorsement from the state board of education and the state superintendent. President Jease Hard'n of Farietta and secretary P. L. Harned of Clarksville hold leadership roles. P. P. Claxton of the U.S. Office of Education is listed among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Uthe Tenmmyee State Teachers Association
Thile
Ce Association
East Tennesony Association
Kayoxville
Ban of
Jease Hard'n
Faretterilla
Sasociation
P.L. Harned
Clarksville
United States ¢ of Education
P. P. Claxton
Louisville live stock market reports mixed as grains steady
The Bourbon Stock Exchange notes cattle and hog prices mixed with a broad slow motion market. Cattle and hog runs showed limited gains while corn and oats held steady and butterfat quoted at 70 cents per pound. Potatoes and other produce prices appeared uneven in Louisville, Kentucky.
Ha Py Cheek Buys Fire Poland Chinas
H. P. Cheek a Polish China breeder returns from Montgomery with two broad sows and a boar for her herd. He also purchased an additional sow for 400 dollars from a breeder in Texas. Cheek plans a sale at his farm to showcase several fine individuals from the local craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
H.P. Cheek
Min CO
Montgomery
Mr Cheek
Witte Piney
Ton
Cheek
Fife
Luliaid
Boltoh
Tin Win iitFeen
Diamonds ane Gearts at Grahari Schiol
The fragmentary notice references a cheap column and apportionment of representation in the United States House. It mentions a charitable or benefit event to aid Christina and includes a discussion of constitutional requirements. The wording is garbled but suggests a civic or political topic from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grahari Schiol
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Hudnut
China
Derryvale
Hoisery Sills
Toys
Winchester
William McCoy
Berecre
Gethichem
Carrier
Adama
First Methodist
Dr. Cherry
C.H. Sharp
Dodd-Sparkman
F. C Lowell Ost
Woodland Avenue
Ruth Sparkman
Adrian Doudoa
Theta
Imarsis
F.C. Sowell
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Mr. Sewell
W. Jeff Smith
Patty
Aubrey B. Wright
Kiddies of Orphans Home
City Fire
United States
George Washington
Ghooniy Yilti
Louisville
Theo
Wleaiy Lounty
Tarrel
Tylit
Nadel
Dimple Jee Cream de Creamery Co
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Paliie Square
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