New Year Invitations and Society Gatherings Told
Local invitations issued by Mrs. Anderson and Miss Anderson for a New Year reception at their home follow a dinner dance. Mrs. Dinwiddie hosts Plaisir Club members at New Year’s Eve gathering. A Christmas party at Mike Hinson’s home features games, with a large guest list including Miss Pearl Maxwell, Miss Lelia Sterdiven, and many others from Columbia, Cross Bridges, and Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mires Mazel Dugger
Er Siter
Jenuto Seer
Nuander
Hampshire Pike
Jesse Jinggur
Loyd Maley
Columbia
Howard
Mt. Pleasant
Aul Duhin Cee
Cross Bridges
Milfred Vase
Nell Trimwood
Dewees As
Mike Hinson
Tally
Evergreen
Misses Pearl
Willie Xwell
Lelia
Wille Sterdiven
Michel Butler
Martiaret Jones
Rosalie Betes
Sara Mal Steele
Eligabett Daimweal
Tommy Hightower
Eliaabeth Harris
Sale Cayen
Neth Twinmwood
Mildred Hanson
Mitrien Frierson
Layen
Allie
Wills
Norris Hunter
Homer
Withiam
Jayne Owen
Edward
Oscar Hardison
John
Oatin
Gwen
Wer
Lerd Huckaby
Mack Green
Des Wooland
Bernie Maxwell
Henry
Timest Daimwood
Holiday Guests and Visit Notices Across the Region
Personal mentions list James and Louis Finney visiting Miss Mary Graham in Culteoksa while Pranklin Parks of Little Rock visits his parents Mr and Mrs George Parks. Kewin of Athintu attends his mother Mrs W T Erwin. Howard Andrew returns from Baltimore. Mrs Senie Paul and children attend Huntaville due to her brother Howard Perry’s death. Milk Any Grant goes to Nashville for a New Years tea. Prof Frank Williams and daughter return to Huntsville after visiting T H Williams in West End. Clarence Rochelle Howard Jones and Mica Rochelle of Nashville visit Mrs Dennis in West End. Mrs W B Hudspith of Washington DC and Mrs George M Hight of Nashville edit their parents rights. Mo Lee returns to Shreveport after holidays with sister Mrs George Thks and brother O H Pastor of threecity. Mr and Mrs Hugh Barker return to Montgomery after Christmas with her mother Mrs Alex Barker. Miss Camille Herndon visits relatives in New York City then Washington to see aunt Mine Hermon. Rh Slehis, Maury County native, spent holidays with Molunk Hubber in Atlanta. Robert W Williamson of New York spends Christmas with home folks. his firm pursues a West Virginia contract. Miss Gertrude Erwin arrives Christmas from Austin to visit grandmother Mrs WT Erwin and aunt Miss Rebecca Erwin. she is a south student at University of Texas and will return to Austin after the holidays.
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James
Louis Finney
Mary Graham
Culteoksa
Doin Pranklin Parks
Little Hoek
Ark
Huntavile
Alu
Howard Perry
Grant
Nashville
Frank Williams
Huntsville
Aly
T. H. Williams
West End
Clarence Rochelle Sind
Howard Jones
Mica Viola Rochelle
Hugh Barker
Montgomery
Ata
Mia
Alex Barker
Camille Herndon
New York
Atlanta
Herald
Robert W. Williamson
West Virginia
Gertende Erwin
Astin
Tex
WT Erwin
Rebeca Erwin
Miss Erwin
University of Texao
Austin
Jamther
Funeral of Love In Calan Dla At Easter Gathering
A Pulanki girl and a young man from Enterprise Tron were buried in an entertainment establishment in Calan Dla on Sunday. The article hints at possible marriage as a frequent outcome of such funerals.
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Tron
Calan
lnyeo—Nastivilie
Watermelons Thrive On Arid Kalahari Desert Sands
Watermelons grow abundantly on the Kalahari desert in Central Africa amid scarce rain and minimal surface water, illustrating resilient desert agriculture and adaptation in harsh conditions.
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Kalahari Desert
Central
Africa
Fresh typewriter rib sons received by parcel post
Fresh apply of Typewriter Rib sons received by parcel post.
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Rib Sons
Nije
Porker prices decline today
Porker prices continued on the to borgan today, declining a quar ter both at Lonteville and Nashville aid pulling top hogs back to $10, which is a decline of seventy-five cents during the past three days. The cattle market was steady and with quotations unchanged. On local markets eggs slumped one cent, putting them back to sixty cents per dozen. Poultry prices were unc hhanged. Grain and seed prices were steady. (By Bourbon Stock Yards.) Special to The Herald. LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. 30-Cat- Ule-Receipts, 200 head. Market Hogs-Receipts, 200 head. Market quarter lower. From 90 pounds up, $10, from 9 pounds down, $8.75: throwouts, from $8 down. Sheep-Receipts, 50 head. Market unelanged.
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Lonteville
Nashville
Bourbon
the Herald
Louisville
Nashville live stock prices and cattle hog quotations
Special to The Herald Nashville listing hog receipts at 2 700 and cattle receipts at 200 with market active. Quoted hogs range from 90 to 180 pounds with several classes including choice heavy hogs. cattle include prime heavy shipping steers and good to choice butcher cattle. Also notes on sheep and lamb prices, dairy goods, and farm staples with No. 2 wheat at 2.98 per bushel.
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NOOM
Coldest Morning Presents Winter Chill Across Town
From Thesday's Daily Herald the coldest morning of this winter was reported with temperature at fifteen degrees per government thermometer at Ashwood weather bureau. Local readings ranged from fifteen to twenty degrees in sheltered spots, as residents recalled earlier milder days.
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Government Weather Bureau
Thesday
Daily Herald
Weather Bureau
Ashwood
J. W. Fleming
Maury County Farm Initiative Outlines 1921 Plan
Maury county's 1921 agriculture program centers on land liming, expanded clover and alfalfa acreage, and eradicating scrub land. County Agent McLean stresses reorganizing community clubs, forming definite county plans, and boosting farmer participation to place Maury county at the forefront and aim for a blue ribbon at September fairs. Preparedness will be the farmers motto as weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
McLean
Toegether
County Council of Agriculture
Harding Ignores League Nations Knox Declares
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania said after a conference with President elect Harding that Harding plans to ignore the league of nations entirely in his international program. The remark was made in Marion Ohio after Harding’s talks today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Knox
Marion
League of Nations
Pennsylvania
Double Header Be Played January in Columbia
Central High School and Chapel Hill School teams meet in a January double header on Friday January 7 in Columbia. Marshall County teams arrive undefeated while Central girls also seek an unbeaten season, and Central boys aim to rebound after a season-opening loss to Hume-Fogg of Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Central High School
Chapel Hill School
Marshall County
Hume-Fogg Five
Nashville
Maury County Dairymen to Form County Dairy Association
Experts from the division of extension and the United States Department of Agriculture will attend a Maury county dairymen meeting to organize a county dairy association. Farmers from all sections will join, with expenses borne by members, mainly the salary of the official cow tester. The move follows progress noted at a county agents meeting in Knotville and Maury’s record loans in the dairy sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Extension
United States Department of Agriculture
Maury County
Knotville
Inteill
November Term Circuit Court Closes With Wagheh Trial Near
The November term of circuit court nears closing as the Wagheh case against DruGy C. Wagheh of Mt. Pleasant heads to a possible Friday finish. Judge Turner will hear final grand jury reports and inspect indictments while jurors address dog law violations and a pending injunction.
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Turner
Daily Herald
R. F. Matlock
DruGy C. Wagheh
Mt. Pleasant
Turn
Conte
Newih
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Jim Social Realms
Tessie Porter Erwin
J.emnyrd Harlan
A. M. Coelman
Daven
Mooliewn Tonielit
RS. Topline
Nashvile
Union Stock Yards
The
Dee, C
Best
Shorts
Bolic
Street, Martin & Vaughan
Maury
United Press
Central High
Chapel Hill
Sen
Tor E.D
Coney
Maxwell
Edmund D. Looney
Senate
Looney
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Mississippi River
Alollow
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