Plans Named for Southern Sociological Congress in Columbia
Col. John W. Fry announces the Southern Sociological Congress Extension to meet in Columbia the last of June. An executive committee organized on May 30 and named officers and a long list of volunteers to prepare for a June 9 preparation meeting at 8 p.m. in the First Methodist church. Fry urges attendance, noting no collections are needed as expenses are covered.
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John W. Fry
Sociological Congress
Columbia
Southern Sociological Congress
J. B. McCullough
Wmn. B. Ricks
J. C. Malloy
C. T. Alexander
T. M. Jones
Hester
Rosa Harnett
H. D. Joyce
William Biddle
J. L. Voorhies
Will Dale, Jr
W. J. Dale, Sr
5S. B. Gillespie
W. P Erwin
J. B. Billington
J. ©. Parks
J. T. Wooten
Annie B. White
W. E. Brittain
L. P. Padgett
E. W. Carmack
Tsora Andrews
Erastus Crabtree
E. B. Fishburne
T. H. Grissard
F. C. Derryberry
Lotte Wilkins
Eleanor Frierson
Dan Smith
John 3. Frierson
A. F. Burnley
J. J. Finney
C. T. Looney
Hopkins
W. P. Wolfridge
W. C. Salmon
D. D. Little
J. R. Martin
Luther McAdams
Chas. Alexander
J. H. Rogses
W. C. Bran
A. W. Lipscomb
J. W. Griffin
Ed, Turner
John Oakes
J. F. Brownlow
First Methodist Church
John W, Fry
McLemore Completes West Seventh Street Home Renovation
Work finished on McLemore's West Seventh street residence after a fall start under Gene Alford. The project added a hot water heating system, a large dining room, and extensive interior refinishing in mahogany, with walls hand decorated and a rebuilt roof. The exterior was repainted, making the house one of the city’s best finished interiors.
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McLemore
West Seventh Street
Gene Alford
Culleoka School Presents The Reveries of a Bachelor
The Civic League hosts a Friday night play at Culleoka Schoolhouse titled The Reveries of a Bachelor. Participants are being trained by Mian Pattye Smith, an expression teacher of notable talent.
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Culleoka Schoolhouse
Civic League of
Mian Pattye Smith
Numerous Nashville visitors and local social rounds noted
Miss Elizabeth Martin and many others visit Nashville relatives and friends. Mrs. Janie Porter and Miss Elizabeth Beal are among those calling on families in the city. D. F. Fulton and Rev. J. C. Molloy returned from the General Assembly in Orlando. Several families travel to Cincinnati, Louisville, and Memphis for visits or business.
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Sol Maxwell
Mary Ae Frierson
A. H. Forgey
J. W. Church
John M. Davis
Allen Holt
al C. Denton
T. Y. English
Chas
8. Jackson
Joe T. Wilkes
Geo. W. Hayes
J. ©. Taylor
J. L Finney
A.B. Sowell
J. A. Sloan
C. Y. Clark
J. M. Robison
Culleoka
W. Warfield
T. B. Brown
Jno
B. Hight
Perry
A. Samuels
Junius Goslin
Stockard Witherapoon
John P. Graham
T. L. Cunningham
R. B. Nichols
C. A. Parker
R. M. W. Black
P. H.faucett
W. E. Martin
8. R. Hardison
F.S. Osborne
Elizabeth Martin
Nashville
Janie M. Porter
J. Mort Hodge
Elizabeth Beal
R. 0. Dyer
Nina May Martin
Rourke Dooley
Filder
Tenn
Mayme Shannon Watson
F. B. Ricks
Grenesboro
N,c
William B. Ricks
Laura Davis Kinzer
Water, Valley
W. J. Harbison
Riverside
E. F. Cayce
Sam Harlan
Litle
Florence
John W. Fry
D. F. Fulton
W. J. Case
Cincinnati
R. 8. Hopkins
Jo Thomas
Ruth
May Mooney
William Mooney
Gladys Hutchinson
Mt. Pleasant
F. W. Hopkins
Oklahoma
Bettie Hopkins
Lewisburg
Raleigh
Hopkins
Misa Ura Lea Oakley
City
T. C. Faris
Franklin
W. H. Cochran
Wallace Prinzel
Charley Porter
Birmingham
G. C. Prinzel
Ida Scott
Lynnville
Mabel Cook
Jackson, Tenn
William Matthews
A. C. Brown
Isom
C. B. Nichols
Ohio
Will Scott
Mooresville
L. C. Evans
Kentucky
J. C. Johnson
Williamsport
Louise Forgey
Irene Cook
Martin College
Pulaski
C. A. McLean
Grandison
South Carolina
Lexington
E. Elam
Pauline
Gus Watson
Brooks Hight
Justice of the
Isaac Jill McKibbon
Cullooka
Maude
Ward-Belmont College
Leonora
Louise Bailey
T. N. Figuers, Jr
H. E. Cluxton
Louisville
Kittle May Parpley
Hillsboro
Texan
C. M. Hickman
Lille Mason
Louise
Mabie Hickman
Texas
Maury County Live Stock Plan Seeks Grazing Lands
Jersey breeder William J. Webster calls Maury county farmers to buy and fence large tracts in Lewis county for grazing. He urges five hundred cattle could be kept on a 2500 acre pasture, with benefits to beef cattle and rail freight, while noting no beef and Jersey breed rivalry. Memorial Day services for Confederate dead set for Rose Hill cemetery with J C Molloy as speaker.
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William J. Webster
Jersey Catte
Maury County
Columbia
Harlan
James Williamson
Virgil McClanahan
Jersey
Jerseys
Lewis County
Maury
WM. J. Webstdr
Rose Hill Cemetery
Winnie Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
Leonidas Polk
William Henry Trousdale
Rose Hill
J. C. Molloy
M. B. Farlgs
The
Carmack
A. D. Pherson
Fred Latta
Izora Andrews
J. E. Dixon
Austin Harlan
John E. Johnson
Mary Meek
Ada S. Maury
J. B. Wilkins
J. J. Wilson
G. T. Hughes, Jr
Alfen Brown
Mra
J. Fussell
Mort Hodge
G. T. Hughes
Ed Sheegog
E. M. McKinney
Annie Phillips
Annie White
J. D. March
Mary Trousdale
S. G. Dunnington
R. E. Nichols
W. C. Salmon
J. W. Howard
Horace Rainey
Sam Hayes
Eva Jones
Alice McKay
Robert Watkins
Lizzie Tucker
Mary Hine
W. M. Biddle
Charlotte Hughes
J. L. Hutton
T. M. Jones
C. W. Mitchell
Railroad Time Table and Train Schedules
North bound trains include No 2 at 6 15 p m No 6 at 8 25 a m No 8 at 6 26 a m No 10 at 11 p m No 12 at 5 10 p m South bound arrivals include No 3 at 9 65 a m No 6 at 5 35 p m No 7 at 10 30 p m No 9 at 9 35 a m No 11 at 4 30 p m Other lines show No 41 at 10 00 a m No 43 at 6 15 p m No 40 at 8 20 m No 267 at 12 20 a m No 141 at 4 55 p m No 143 dep 9 55 a m No 144 dep 6 15 p m J O Pry Ticket Agent Commisa
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N. F
J. O. Pry
Commisa
Former Maury Countian W. J. McDonald Dies in Nashville
W. J. McDonald a longtime Maury County resident died at a Nashville infirmary on Monday at age sixty. His body will be sent to Hickman County for interment. He was father of Mrs. F. O. Derryberry of Columbia and had another daughter in Birmingham. He operated a backline between Mt. Pleasant and Columbia for many years and was well regarded locally.
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W. J. McDonald
Nashville
Hickman County
McDonald
F. O. Derryberry
Columbia
Birmingham
Mt. Pleasant
Democrats of Seventh District set primary entry deadline
The Democrats of the Seventh District will nominate their Congressional candidate on August election day. The primary format and rules mirror two years ago, with entrants required to qualify by June 27 by depositing 300 dollars. Lost or strayed items include a roan saddle mare about fifteen hands and a bay horse mule about fifteen and a half hands, blistered on the right shoulder. Rewards offered for return to H. Johnson at Sandy Hook or via Sheriff Griffin, Misodttawkiyit.
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H. Johnson
Sandy Hook
Sherif Griffin
Misodttawkiyit
Chancery Court Finishes April Term Records and Appeals
The April term of the Chancery Court concludes its work with wide disposal of real estate cases and the filing of six or more appeals to the State’s highest court. Twenty-one land sales were scheduled, with sales to occur Monday in July under Master Furiss. totals and figures reflect a lengthy, record-setting session.
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Chancery Court
Chanpel
Bearden
Turner
Circuit Court
Cent
Furiss
Rutledge Ve
Moore Et
Greenfield
Greenfield ST
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Tennessee
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D. M. Galloway
Maury Countian
William J. McDonald