Rural mail carriers reelect LD officers and back road bonds
E D Minor of March heads the Maury County rural letter carriers for another year with J W Tanner representing them at Knoxville. The group endorsed a $200000 bond issue for better roads, urged by Hardison of Carters Creek and H O Tucker of Columbia, pledging to campaign for the measure when an election is called.
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E. D. Minor
J. W. Tanner
Knoxville
Court House
Mr. Hardison
Carter's Creek
H. O. Tucker
Columbia
D. Minor
March
W. M. Allen
Santa Fe
H. C. Tucker
Columbila
Maury County
Elks Club Opens Bids for Clubhouse Repairs This Summer
The Elks Club will open bids Saturday for repairs to the clubhouse this summer. Estimated spending on improvements is $1,900 or more. The Herald notes solicitation of bids and invites subscribers to follow the plan.
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The
Elks Club
Little Reduction Cotton Acreage
Rev. M E Gabbard, former resident now in Nesbit Mississippi, notes improving conditions in cotton country but says farmers are not cutting acreage. He observes growers rely on others to reduce and that higher prices have boosted plantings. He admires Mississippi crops and notes cattle breeding growing as a profitable industry alongside cotton.
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M. E. Gabbard
Nesbit
Miss
Presbyterian Church
Gabard
Mississippi
Completion of County Road Celebrated at Dr Orrs Home
Dr William Orr will host county road commission officials at his home next Thursday in celebration of the road progress to the Marshall county line. Attending will be Road Commissioners T G Hughes Clay E Hight and John H Murphy Superintendent John T Akin County Judge J T McKnight and County Attorney W C Whitthorne.
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William Orr
County Road Commission
Marshall County
Dr. Orr
T. G. Hughes
Clay E. Hight
John H. Murphy
John T. Akin
J. T. McKnight
W. C. Whitthorne
Deputies Convicted of Manslaughter in New Jersey
In New Brunswick New Jersey on June 1 a jury convicted nine of ten deputies on trial for first degree murder for firing into a crowd of chemical paint strikers in Roosevelt last January killing two and wounding many. The jury deliberated overnight after being given the case.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Roosevelt
Railroad timetable bias main line and feeder trains
North bound trains arrive times listed for United line Nos 4 8 6 10 13 2 with arrivals at 1 34 am 6 20 am 8 25 am 11 00 am 6 20 pm and 6 25 pm South bound services show arrivals and departures for Nos 1 9 3 11 6 7 plus Sheffield Nos 40 42 41 43 with no runs on Sundays North and South bound Saint Louis division times include Nos 267 141 142 144 and note ticket agent J D Fry at Columbia Tennessee
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United
Eastern
Decatur
Arives
Columbia
Sheffield
N.C
St. L. Ry
J. D. Fry
Columbia, Tenn
Padgett to Speak at Garden Street Church Sunday
Hon Lemuel P Padgett congressman from the seventh district will speak at Garden Street Presbyterian church Sunday at 11 am. He will report on the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church USA held in Rochester New York and share first hand impressions of the historic conclave and ongoing church progress.
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Lemuel P. Padgett
Congress
Garden Street Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Rochester
N. Y
Padgett
Cosmopolitan Club Entertains at Cullookn Home
Residents attended Thursday gatherings with rock games embroidery and music during a refined afternoon. Ice course decorations and hostesses Mrs. Graham Mrs. Hickman and Miss Hell complemented the event as guests departed with cordial remarks.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Join PF
Graham
Cullookn
Hickman
Hell
Clifford J. Adkinson
North High Street
Irene Lowell
America
Emmett Dugger
Adkisson
Distinction Marks Earned by School Pupils Across Grades
Ita Dean, Mary Ragsdale, Virginia Wakefield and Lucile Cook led in marks of distinction across grades. Sarah Sue Haywood, Ellen Ragsdale, Gladys Armstrong excelled in second grade, while Alleyne Church Helen Martin Thelma Walters led third year and Annie Louise Syeed Inez Moore topped fourth. The medal class saw six of eight study groups earn good work and several named pupils received special distinction.
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Ita Dean
Mary Ragsdale
Virginia Wakefield
Lucile Cook
Marke
Distinctio
Sarah Sue Haywood
Ellen Ragsdale
Gladys Armstrong
Alleyne Church
Helen Martin
Thelma Walters
Annie Louise Syeed
Inez Moore
Grace Dean
Theo
Isabel Vaughan
Rebecca Church
Christine Oakes
Gertrude Parks
Walker
Suete Cook i
Annie Louise Speed
Isabelle Vaughan
Lucile Dibehay
Lula Gidcomb
Ellen
Mary Nelson
Clara Shelton
Gertrude
Lula Park
Margaret Holt
Grace
Juanita Dean
Bessie Tucker
Annie Speed
Sara Sue Haywood
Essie Green
Debecca Church
Isabelle
Margaret Vaughan
George i
Dunbar Induced Into His Office in Tennessee
Special to The Herald from Nashville June 2 Insurance Commissioner Dunbar appointed by Gov Rye to succeed J Will Taylor as head of the department. He has not announced appointments but changes are expected within a few days.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Dunbar
Rye
J. Will Taylor
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