Christmas Cards and Army News Roll Through Local Notes
Friends of Captain Richard Smith of the Aly service and American Expeditionary Forces exchange Christmas cards. Private Ernest Bishop has received an honorable army discharge and returns home from Camp Shelby. Local officials and residents, including Dr. B J Bishop and Dr J A Edwards, are noted across Columbia and nearby towns for health, travel, and family events during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
Aly Service
Ionary
Ernest, Bishop
Army
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Miss
Columbia
W. P. Woldridge
New Orleans
Tom ‘Dugeer
Sher
Erwin Tinsley Dug- Pi
J. BR. Martin
Athens
Ala
M. K. Washington
Nashvile
Neapolis
Adkisson
Nashville
Bessie Lipscomb
J. B. Cochran
Carter Cox
Branklin
Prentice C. Pearson
James A. Sanders
Antioch
Tenn
Ernest B. Coleman
J. A. Sanders
Miss Casperton
Ft. Riley
Kan
George Burgeoise
B. O.smithy
Willis Jones
Touige Jones
Camille Hemdoh
Franklin
Henry Holeman
Robert L. McKinney
W. P. Ridley
Clarence Fly and
Florence
Joe Hardison
Lewisburg
Mary Watkins
B. B. Regen
Catherine
Mooresville
Mrs. A.lve McKibbon
Culleaka
Influenza Claims Another Good Woman
After a brief illness from influenza, Mrs. Nine Tayorayed died at home in Theta. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 30 o clock at the Christian church, Elder W S Morton presiding, with interment at Theta cemetery. She is survived by three sisters Mrs Laura Turpin Mrs Ophelia Taylor and Mrs Davis Fitzgerald of Theta and two brothers Ben Galloway of Theta and Shark Galloway of Texas. She was described as a devoted Christian woman with a large extended family across Malley County. Maury Undertaking Co. is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
W. S. Morton
Theta Cemetery
Mes
Laura ‘Turpin
Ophelia Taylor
Davis Fitzgerald
Theta
Ben Galloway
Shark Galloway
Texas
Lapige
pMalley “Couiry
Maury Undertaking Co
The
Baptist Church
Sam Daimwood
W. C. Green
Bruton
Ala
C. C. Brooks
W. 8. Smith
Birmingham
W. H. Hanson
Columbia
Ned Daimwood
California
George Daimwood
Tennessean Lays Aside Crutches and Walks Alone
A Tennessee man, Frank Jinks of Martin's Mill Pike, South Knoxville, reports dramatic recovery after two weeks on Tanlac. Once crippled by kidney trouble, back pain, and rheumatism forcing hospital visits, he now walks unaided, has gained ten pounds, sleeps well, and has returned to work. Tanlac sold in Columbia by Smiler Dang Co. and local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac 1
Prank Jinks
Route 13
Martin's Mill Pike
South Knoxville
Tennesse
Tanlats
Columbia
Smiler Dang Cb
Aivt
Deaths and Funerals Gather Obituary Details
The column records multiple death notices and funeral arrangements: Sam J. Thomas dies, funeral at McCain's Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Rev. Blade officiating. Martha Louise Tomlinson dies at Williamsport, funeral led by Rev. Spurlock, interment at Frierson Cemetery. Helen N. Reichel to be buried in Milwaukee with pallbearers named. Mrs. Nannie Green Collins dies age 45, funeral at Freewill Baptist church South Columbia, Rose Hill cemetery. Mrs. Myrtle Fields dies in Riverside from pneumonia, funeral at Santa Fe Baptist Church with Rev. Walker and Rev. Cherry assisting. Maury Undertaking Co. handles services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Louise Tomlinson
Charles Hamiltton
Williamsport
Lucy Tomlinson
Spurlock
Helen N. Reichel
Milwaukee
Frank Nicholson
Walker Street
Everett Hutcherson
Thomas Walker
C. H. Kennedy
Alton Vaughn
Eugene Hutcherson
Howard Vaughn
Oakes & Nichols
Santa Fe Baptist Church
W. EB. Walker
Wy Cherry
Inv Ertaking Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eue
Releee TR
Mone Noareet
Madras
Brey Mert
W. W. Evans ,& CO
Wes. Nawnie Taylor
Daily Herald
Nine
Distrikt
Dodge Brothers
War Department
Ordnance Department
Dodge Brothers Motor Works
Belgium
France
Italy
America
Jhardison Motor Company
Corner Garden
Sixth Streets
Tennessean
Tanlat
Sam J. Thomas
Mt. Pleasant Pike
McCain
Cumberland Presbyterian
Rey
Ya Blade
Oskes & Nichols
Nannie Green Collins
John A. Collins
Wood Street
Freewill Baptist Church
Free- Will Baptist Church
South Columbia
Myrtle Fields
W. H. Fields
Riverside
Herald
Gray, Ridley
Barrow Farms
Thomas
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