Local Visitors and Returnees Mentioned in Columbia Area
Miss Howell visits relatives in Lewisburg. Miss Lillian Mayberry of Nashville visits her parents in Columbia. Miss Crave Moore of Spring Hill spends weekend in Columbia. Private Virgil Moore, 2nd Avro Squadron, returns home after a year of service in England and demobilization at Camp Taylor. Carl Sterm returns to Camp Jackson after visiting Miss Meyers. Edmund Fooney returns to Nashville to rejoin Vanderbilt. Fred Moore and Custer Armstrong holidaying in Columbia return to Chicago. Karl Gray returns from Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athe Howell
Lewisburg
Lillian Mayberry
Nashville
Columbia
Miages Crave Moore
Spring Hill
Colombia
Virgil Moore
Avro Squadron
1. S. Amy
Carl Sterm
Jackson
G. C
Misse Meyers
Edmund Fooney
Nasville
Vanderbilt University
Fred Moore
Custer Armetrong
Chicago
Karl Gray
Greenleaf near Chattanooga and Pine Bluff notes
Local notices recount veterans and relatives returning from military service and missing loved ones. Mrs. H. H. Quiring of Pine Bluff cares for a sick sister Willie Crabtree as others report cable news from France and homecomings from abroad. Numerous marriages, licenses, visits, and social events fill town life with clusters of names and places.
Six OClock Dinner Honoring Mrs Forster Birthday
Six Oclock dinner for Mrs Forster's birthday was hosted by Mr and Mrs Roy Forster on Wednesday evening. The home featured holly and Christmas greens with a centerpiece birthday cake and pink tapers. A five course meal for ten preceded New Year resolution place cards and a light social after dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs W P Erwin Judge Turner Dr George C Watts and Miss Sue Todd Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Forster
W. P. Erwin
J. H. Black
Sue Todd Walker
Judge Turner
George C. Watts
Mrs E R Patterson Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs E R Patterson aged si years died at 9 o clock this morning at her North Garden street home after an extended illness. She had been an in valid at Kings Daughters hospital and was moved to her home last Wednesday. She was a member of the Christian church and described as a woman of noble traits. Survived by husband B R Patterson now in El Paso Texas a mother Mrs W H Durrett Bowling Green Ky a grandmother Mrs J W Morris Columbia one sister Mrs W F Collier Columbia and two brothers R L Durrett Bowling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenleaf
Chattanooga
Ti Imick
Black Drag Co
Mra. H
France
J. O. Cheek
Winter Garden
Fla
Ed Phillips
Katherine
C. B., Campbell
Florence
Ala
Jennie Yeatman
Ashwood
Philadelphia
Mooresville
Roberta Fry
Cullooka
Columbia High School
J. A. Tidwell
Lucy
Campbellaville
V. J. Knight
Elsie
Lynnville
Jack Barrack
H. B. Barrack
Great Lakes Training Camp
Chicago
John A. Thomas
Lieut
Hollis Thomas
Newport News
Thomas
Medical Corps
Daily Herald
E.R. Patterson
North Garden Street
King’s Daughters Hospital
Patterson
Christian Church
B. R. Patterson
el Paso
Texas
W. H. Durrett
Bowling Green
J. W. Morris
Columbia
W. F. Collier
R. L. Durrett
Bowling
Special Column for Rent on 6th and High streets
Special column lists a seven room residence for rent with hardwood floors and full amenities at the corner of 6th and High streets. Owner Mrs Elizabeth Porter can be reached by Bell phone 576 J. The listing date appears as 27/88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th and High Streets
Elizabeth Porter
Bell
Funeral Rites Held For Local Residents At Rose Hill
The service at the home featured officiant Hitler J. Paul Slayden with Dr. D. Logan assisting. Interment followed in Rose Hill cemetery. Pallbearers included John A. Collier John Voss Maddin Voss Alf Shuey W.T. Wilkes Easter Littlefield and W. H. Wilton.
Local Market Quoted Steady Amid High Water Delays
The Daily Herald reports all quotations on the local market were unchanged, with steady conditions and tight poultry and egg receipts. Dealers faced delays as trucks could not complete rounds due to high water, and only minimal belfry receipts were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Ray
Louisville Live Stock Market Shows Steady Quotations
Special to The Herald from Bourbon Stock Journal Louisville Ky Jan 2 live stock quotations unchanged condition steady cattle receipts 200 head market active to steady hog receipts 200 head prices for 150 lb and up 17 10 160 lb and down 14 75 to 16 throwouts 14 and down sheep receipts 50 head produce prices for candy eggs poultry butter and geese listed with small fluctuations noting overall steady market
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon Stock Journal
The
Herald
Louisville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maury Dry Goods Co
COATS
England
New York
Camp Taylor
EK. B. Moore
Glendale
Ge Sparkman
Emma Daugherty
Geo. W. Nichols
Jennie May Sellers
John L. Walker
Misa Vallie Webb
Miss Cheek
Miss Hattle Cheek
Groveland
Phil Dyer
Pulaski Pike
Sheldon
A. Ki. Sheldon
Noice
Ruth Page
Jacksonville Fla
McCarty
Josephine Hutton
Sara Looney
Polly McKinney
Rebecca Watson
Margaret Rainey
Mary Lou Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant
Charles W. Dinwiddie
Plaisir Club
Charles W. Dinlwiddie
Hershamer
Horace Armatrothy
Meligh
Ully
A. B. Sheldon
Roy Hardison
Bruce White
Ferndale
McCain
Eugenea Long
J. W. Lamb
Red Cross Home Service
Lamb
Red Cross
Ruth, Lamb
North Carolina
Yorktown
Crook
Maury Laundry Co
J. Ross Burns
E. R. Patterson
Washington
H. C. Fulton
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