Personal notices from Waxahachie and nearby towns
Senior exzece Miss Mary Kirk of Waxahachie visits Miss Edna Cathey while others including Miss Lela Lenis of Sawdust Valley and Miss Susie Mitchell of Nashville visit relatives. Numerous visits span Hopkinsville, Nashville, Lewisburg, Cul leuk, and Knoxville with veterans and campers noted. Local muster attendees and camp calls include Cowden Shaw of Company G returning to Camp Andrew Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kirk
Waxahachie
Tex
Edna Cathey
Null Dawson
Lela Lenis
Sawdust Valley
Mary Edith Walker
Lucy T Walker
Matte Walker
Susie McClurs
Hopkinsville, Ky
Louisville
Carrie
Louise Lowell
Nashville
Georgia Wetherby
Knoxville
John Garrett
8. B. Settle
Broadview
Charles Travia Crawford
Lawrenceburg
James Stribling
Annie Gaines Rogers
Birmingham
Annie Kinzer Rogers
Cowden Shaw
First Tennessee Regiment
Andrew Jackson
T. J. Shaw
CHAS W GALLOWAY CALLED BY DEATH
Charlee W. Galloway a prominent Theta section citizen and church pillar died at his home after a long illness. Survived by two stepchildren Oscar L. Dortch of Columbia and Mrs T A Stanley. Funeral at 3 pm conducted by Rider A T Ruehla. Pallbearers named Oscar Dortch T A Stanley Rosa Sparkman Will Sparkman Oscar Stanley Thos H Taylor. Macry Undertaking company in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee W. Galloway
Theta
Christian Church
Oscar L. Dortch
Columbia
T. A. Stanley
Galloway
Rider A. T. Ruehla
Rosa Sparkman
Will Sparkman
Oscar Stanley
Thos. H. Taylor
Macry Undertaking Company
High Honor for Dr W D Haggard
Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn July 26 Dr W D Haggard of this city major in the Medical Reserve Corps has been appointed surgical advisor to the officer of the surgeon general of the United States Army The official quarters and office force will be in the War Department in Washington The position will have changing personnel The services of a few surgeons of the highest professional attainments have been enlisted who will each serve for short periods in rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
W. D. Haggard
Medical Reserve Corps
United States Army
War Department
Washington
J C Chumley Brought Back By Deputy Sheriff
Deputy Sam Hardison went to Nashville and brought back J C Chumley who faced desertion charges from the February 1916 term. He was at large until captured and agreed to support his children after paying all costs. Mrs Chumley had been placed in an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hardison
Nashville
J. C. Chumley
Chumley
Manly County
Hardison
Fred Hunter
Charles Burns
Vance Wilson
Porter Burnett
Jack Harris
Mumford Stewart
Harry Kittrett
Brentwood
Chalmers
Hunter
Burns
Mr. Pleasant
Prescription Glasses by Dr Sanders in Columbia
Eye care notice offering a complete eye examination and fitting glasses by Dr John T Sanders at 214 West Seventh Street Columbia daily open hours provided. Jubeodéwhlyimo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Sanders
West Seventh St. Columbia
Social Notes and Engagements Highlight Miss Everett’s Party
Miss Ellen Douglas Everett hosts a theatre party to see Joan the Woman then tea and sandwiches. Winnie Davis Everett and Ashley B. Lowell announce their upcoming August wedding at Mt Olivet Methodist Church. Mrs Lovelace entertains guests with a rock at her Wilkes Place home, while Maude McKibbon performs piano selections during a luncheon. Mrs Jennie Mayes Watkins celebrates her 78th birthday with daughters serving cake and pink carnations. Mr and Mrs L G Church host a spend the day party at Carter's Creek for Mrs B A Brown of Morgansville Kansas with many local friends, including Ewing Oakley, Early Walters and Lucile Oakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Douglas Everett
Joan the Woman
Lowell Bates
Walt'r Howard Bates
Winnie Davis
Ashley B. Lowell
Mt. Olivet Methodist Church
Miss Lovelace
Jennie Mayes Watkins
Ashwood
Watkins
Frank Fulton
G. J. Stablefield
Arthur C. Langston
Alice Dixon
William Vance Thompson Gracously
Jennie Mayes
L. G. Church
Carter's Creek
B. A. Brown
Morgansville
Kansas
Maury county Exemption Board to Open Headquarters
The Maury county army exemption board will operate from the third floor of the Court House in rooms used by the grand and petit juries and other officials. After receiving the master list from the governor, numbers over 2825 will be discarded and notices issued for examination of the first 386 men. Examinations will occur on staggered dates until the list of 193 qualified men is certified and enrolled in the United States Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury’ County
Court House
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Attorney General
United States Army
Washington
Maury County
United States
Wm. P. Ridley
Jos, J. Gray
H. A. Gant
Gillenwater to Succeed Shuyler as State Fire Commissioner
Nashville July 26 Gov Rye appoints B M Gillenwater state fire commissioner to succeed Charles Schuyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Rye
B. M. Gillenwater
Charles Schuyler
Ten Day Meeting at Williamsport
A ten day meeting at Mt. Nebo begins next Sunday at 11 o clock led by Rev. W. O. Largen. The pastor expects strong attendance and will conduct sessions for about ten days or two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Nebo
W. 0. Largen
Ice Cream Supper at Woodrow School Friday Night
An ice cream supper will be held at Woodrow School in Williamaport on Friday night July 27 to raise funds for the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow School
Methodist Church
Williamaport
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Oida
Enda
Lille
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Georgette
Palm Beach
Wogfale
Oxfords
Susie Mitchell
W. H. Mitchell
Aki
Slpe
Lew Orleans
Amos Timmons
Couriey
Charlotte Whitthorne
Charlotte Watson
Walter Griffi
Mary Gordon
Village
Ellen
Helen Stone
J.B. Rees
South Main Street
Laura Dooley
Orman Martin
Chi' Aster
Ortea
J. R. Martin
Mies
Mildred Latta
Nasheita
Ann Louise Latta
Chas. W. Galloway
Theta District
the Herald
DR. W. D. Haggard
J.C. Chumley
Oreven
Church
W. H. Sellers
Fulton Church
Ewing Oakley
Early Walters
W. B. Jones
Lucile Oakley
Santa Fe
Jay Parks
Kedron
T. 8. Green
Irvine Walters
Louise Nichols
Dark’s Mill
J. T. Petty
Aspen Hill
Mabel Dortch
Hawkinsville
Annie Tou McKay
Fayetteville
MT. Pleasant
Gillenwaters
Shuyler
Williamsport
Bubecribe
Ha Herald
Hansen Place
Cullooka
J. H. Kannon
W. C. Denton
J. Rosenthal Company
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