Order of March Jackson Parade Is Giv en by Marshal
The Jackson Military Highway parade and demonstration set for Monday in Columbia on January 8th will be led by Chief Marshal Dr W P Woldridge. Aides and class divisions are announced with exact assembly points along West Seventh street and Armstrong street for divisions A through F, detailing police, bands, infantry, cavalry, and civic boards under noted officers and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Woldridge
Great Jackson
Columbia
Mounted Police
C. M. A. Band
C. M. A. Infantry
Col. C. ©. Hulvey
Troupe Miller
W. D. Tucker & Co
West Seventh Street
Dvision C
Columbia High School Infantry
R. F F. Moore
LaFayette Tomlinson
J.R. Williamson
Aude Denton
Cheslar
Mounted Cavalry
Frank Wheeler
John B. Padgett
Jack Granberry
Eugene Thomas
Armstrong Street
West Seventh
Columbia Board of ‘Trade and Board of Education
Ashley B. Lowell
W. D. Hastings
Fred Latta
Tom Cunningham
Columbia, Tenn
Grand Opera House
Court House
C. Y. Clark
Jackson Military Highway Association
City notices list street forms and officials for West Seventh area
Officials coordinate street forms on Dunnington and School streets facing West Seventh. Marshals and divisions including H-Spring Hill Board of Trade and County Court set up at eleven o clock. Involves W Warfield Squire Hugh Lee Webster A W Lipscomb John W Adkivon Dr Sam Hays Sheriff Walter Griffin and deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Patterton
Pillow
Spring Hill Board of Trade
W. Warfield
Plem Thomas
Eugene Fleming
Dunnington Street
County Court
Squire Hugh Lee Webster
A. W. Lipscomb
John W. Adkivon
Sam Hays
School Street
West
Reese T Amis Rises in Tennessee Newspaper Field
Reese T Amis former city editor of The Herald continues to advance in the newspaper world assigned by the Memphis News Scimitar to report sessions of the general assembly. His reports are among the most illuminating in the state and he has been doing politics on the News Scimitar for months. He is industrious accurate and well acquainted with Tennessee public men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese T. Amis
The
Herald
Memphis News Scimitar
General Assembly
News Scimitar
Tennessee
Maury County
Dr. C. B. Betts Sicks at King's Daughters Hospital
Dr. C. B. Betts pastor of Hopewell church is seriously ill at The King's Daughters Hospital after injuring himself in a recent snow fall. Friends across the southern part of the county are expressing concern and asking for updates on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Betts
Hopewell
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Betts
Stevens Wins Secretary of State Nomination in Democratic Caucus
Ike B. Stevens of Dyer county defeated Scruggs on the second ballot in the Democratic caucus to secure the secretary of state nomination. The vote was Stevens 50, Scruggs 39, Williams 9, with Lea and Maury delegates influential. Stevens, married to Kate Ingram of Maury, won amid factional lines and strong support from his wife’s kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Kate Ingram
Maury County
Russell and Humphreys
Scruggs
Caucua
Ike B. Stevens
Dyer County
Stevens
Williams
Humphreys
Russell
Maury
English
Lea
Nashville
J. T. McKnight
W. C. Whitthorne
Col
Jonas T. Amis
Shields
Kate Ingram
Scruges
Secretary of State
Patterson
Jackson Military Highway Celebration Assured by Active Committees
The final Board of Trade meeting before the Jackson Military Highway event drew a large crowd. Reports from committees covered walking sticks two thousand, parade decor, car flags, and invitations. Officials discussed funding, speakers, and charity needs as tickets for the dance were priced at one dollar with a goal of five hundred sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
U. H. Foster
R. J. Harlan
Geo
KE. McKennon
J. F. Brownlow
H. O. Fulton
Century Club
Dedman
T. L. Cunningham
James H. English dies at Cross Bridges
James H. English of Cross Bridges, long-time Phoenix resident, died in Phoenix last Wednesday. His funeral was held Thursday at 1 PM at Cross Bridges Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. J. R. Wright, with pallbearers W. Akin, Burkman Faris, Sam Burgham, and Henry Jones. Oakes & Nichols funeral directors were in charge. he leaves a wife, one child, his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. English, and a brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. English
Cross Bridges
Phoenix
Arizona
Cross Bridges Methodist Church
J. R. Wright
English
Engish
W. Akin
Burkman Faris
Sam Burgham
Henry Jones
Oakes & Nichols
Poultry Expert to Instruct County Housewives
At the Columbia Produce Company annual dinner, Manager W S Beasley announced plans to hire a poultry expert through county channels. The expert would travel the county teaching housewives and farmers best methods for building coops, feeding for eggs, and marketing poultry to boost farmer prosperity and reduce losses from diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Produce Company
W. S. Beasley
Beasley
Ussery to Preach at Rock Springs Church
Dr W T Ussery will preach at Rock Springs church Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wt, Ussery
Rock Springs
W. T. Ussery
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Jackson
DR. Woldridge
Hopewell Church
Isaac B. Stevens
OVER
Ator Luke Lea, Victor
C. M.A. Infantry
Tucker's Grocery
Cheslar’s Grocery
Armatrong Street
Division E
Columbia Board OF Trade and Board OF Education
Columbia Institute
Monte Fariis
G—Colleoea Band and
Mt, Pleasant Board OF Trade
Division J—Automobiles
South High
North High Street
Marshal
Jackson Military
Board OF Trade
Old Hickory
Worridge
Thorughout
United States
A. Nt Foster S A
Enos Halbert
Paull
Ind
Foley
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