Personal notices of visits and travelers across towns
Mrs. H. J. Hendley leaves Thursday to visit her mother and sister in Lexington Kentucky. Several locals return from visits to friends and relatives in Nashville Groveland Dardanelle and other towns. Many Misses and Mrs. travelers are noted visiting or returning to their homes in Mount Pleasant Nashville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hendley
Lexington
Clarence Ketchum
Vance Roberta
Claude Godwin
Groveland
Charles Edward Hall and
Dardanelle
Ark
L. A. Bider
Cecile
E. B. Wilson
EB. B., Jr
Mt. Pleasant
F. T. Walker
James Pinney, Jr
Sleepy Hollow
Nashville
W. J. Howard
Laurence
Branch
St Louis
Dorris
Vernon Austin
Elkton
Carrie Hayes
Bruce Cooper
J. M. Cooper
Andrews
Rachel Clark
Atlanta
Theresa Hood
Talladega
Ala
Josephine Bibb
Mooresville
James Dedman
Brownie Grimmett
Lula Foster
Williamsport
Nettie Foster
James W. Bowles
Frederika Lewis
Waynesboro
N. C
W. J. Dale, Jr
Ha Hutcheson
N. N. Nicholson
J. A. Sanders
Emma Shuneman
Mra. Tilden Green
Dark’s Mill
Terry Notgrass
Meridian
Fannie Notgrass
John Thompson
Tom Graham
Phil Dawson
Cedar Hill
Texas
Cross Bridges
Misa Dorothy Parke Fulton
H. C. Fulton
Fort Worth
Armor Plate Plant Funded in Naval Bill Debate
The House as committee of the whole adopted amendments for an 11.0 million armor plate plant, 3.5 million for planes, 2,730 sailors, and a shipbuilding bonus. Republicans and progressives broke with party lines. final votes were 165 to 1 and 129 to 108. A Senate probe questioned Bethlehem Steel's conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Bethlehem Steel Company
Dixie Theatre Night Shows Start at 7 15 PM This Summer
The Dixie Theatre will open its night performances at 7 15 PM starting today and continue at that time through June July and August. Management delays opening by 16 minutes due to longer days so patrons have time for supper and arrival. Subscribe for The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Theatre
Congress to be weld in city complete justice to all
Col. John W. Fry and Dr. William B. Ricks issue a statement on the Southern Sociological Congress to be held in Columbia late this month. They urge equal rights for all, poverty abatement, education, juvenile care, reformatories, defective care, race relations, and cooperation between churches and social agencies. Affiliating costs nothing and support is sought from all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fry
William Benjamin Ricks
Sociological Congress
Columbia
Southern Sociological Congress
Final Plans Made for Convention
Chicago June 1 The Republican National Committee met to hear contests over sixty two delegate seats with most from southern states. The committee expects to conclude by Saturday to prepare a temporary roll call. Seats in dispute were fewer than four years ago and interest is lower this time. Final convention plans were approved by the arrangements subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Reynolds
National Committee
Committee On
Defendant Says Note Was Forged in Court Case
In circuit court A J Waldrop vs Lena Kirk is tried before a jury. The suit on a note. Mrs Kirk pleads she did not execute it. Plaintiff represented by P C Chandler and defendant by James C Voorhies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Waldrop
Lena Kirk
Roosevelt in St Louis Urges Universal Military Service
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt spoke in St Louis on June 1 presenting universal military service as a policy. He charged the German American alliance with moral treason and anti Americanism and criticized Wilson's Memorial Day remarks as weak. Cheering crowds greeted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
St Louis
Wilson
Roosevelt
Columbia Selected for Jane Meeting by Local Committee
The committee will actively cooperate to make the Jane meeting the best ever held by the congress. Columbia chosen over other cities due to reputation for success in Maury County. W. B. Ricks president and John W. Fry secretary quote this assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Columbia
Maury County
W. B. Ricks
Pres’t
John W. Fry
Sec’y
Martin & Vaughan Co. Knife Leads for Mowing Machines
Section Guards Knives and Knife Leads for all lead ing makes of mowing machines will save you at least twenty per cent on any of the above items offered by St Street Martin & Vaughan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
Body of Youth Found in Abandoned Well
In Sparta Tennessee on June 1 the body of 19 year old Arlo Green was found in an abandoned marshy well. His throat was cut and other injuries noted. He disappeared April 29. Coroner's jury cites death by unknown party. Loss Slaton and a Black man jailed. A Blaton relative’s son suspected. reward offered, further arrests rumored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Tenn
Arlo Green
John Green
Cassville
Loss Slaton
Blaton
Young Green
Farmer Obtains Damage Verdict Against Railroad
In the case of J B Farmer and wife against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in circuit court for alleged injuries to Mrs Farmer, the jury returned a verdict of five hundred dollars for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Farmer
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Wool crop in Maury county shows few cockle-burs
Maury county farmers find land and wool valuable enough to deter cockle-burs. In recent years only a small portion of the wool crop is burry, with estimates of under five thousand pounds out of about 120 thousand marketed this year. Prices paid reach thirty five to thirty nine cents, and most sales are already concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Columbia
Fine egg record of Mrs. C Hunt
Unusual poultry achievement reported by Mrs Araula Hunt of Cojeoka with a record hatch and high egg production. She laid seven dozen eggs and now has 495 young chickens while selling 350 dozen eggs in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hunt
Araula Hunt
Co Jeoka
Abo
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Joe Tolley
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Liszt
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