Personal mentions of visitors and travels in local towns
A long list of social notes records visits and travels involving Mrs W M Dean Mrs N C Maney Rev W H Baird and many others. People from Franklin Martin College Pulaski Murfreesboro Birmingham Memphis and Memphis are noted visiting returning home or traveling to France Belgium Alabama Texas and Kentucky with some planning summer study and extended European tours.
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Columbia
Blanche Wilkes
Henry Cross
Birmingham
B. E. Regen
Mooresville
Ala
Annie Kismbell Bartlett
Cecile Bidez
France
Belgium
Bidez
Paris
Teachers Institute and guest attendees at Cullooka
Prof Morton will teach law rhetoric science and U S history. Miss Glendon Jean Robbie Hoots and Martha Dean of Fayetteville are guests of Miss Helen Shelton. Miss Florence Williamson recently teaching in Mississippi stays with Mr and Mrs Charles Williamson at Cullooka. Misses Zulema Brownlow Sara Luseh and Annie Leach of Clarksville visit Pu 'task Friday morning. WANTED FOR A. S. ARMY Able bodied unmarried men 10 to 19? 36 citizens of United States good character temperate habits who can speak read or write English. Information to Recruiting Officer room 14 Masonic building.
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Denton
Texas
Jones
A. J. Littrell
Mary
Herbert Jones
Robinett
Hampshire
Rhea Shelton
Beaumont
John W. Shelton
Nora Shaw
Theta
Martin College
R. L. Harris
Lebanon
Emma Claire Moore
Alabama
Joe Thomas
Hot ‘Springe
Nashvile
Sheffield Road
Hardy Park
Cullooka
Sallie Craige
Annie Walker
Beaverdam
Mary Dale Craige
J. M. McFerrin
Macon
W. T. Wynn
Pulaski
Epperson Springs
Woldridge
Brooklyn
N.Y
L. T. Woldridge
J. Franklin
WV. P Woldridge
West End
Mary Carpenter
Imogene Barrow
Columbia
Louise Cobb
Carrie Kell
Saxonia
Europe
E. B. McLemore
Randolph
New York
Frances Peebles
Athens
Als
Annile Kimble Bartlett
Aicaré Brownlow
Central University of Kentucky
Wade
Marfield
LaFayette,Wilkes
W. P. Morton
Franklin
Williamsom County
Teachers Institute
Morton
U. S
Glendon Jean
Robbie Hoots
Martha Dean
Fayetteville
Helen Shelton
Florence Williamson
Mississippi
Mis
Charles 8. Williamson
Zulema Brownlow
Sara Luseh
Annie Leach
Clarksville
A. S. Army
United States
Masonic Building
McGaw sought again by fair association delegates
John P. McGaw returns from Tescumbia after talks with parties on fair matters. The fair association expresses strong satisfaction with his work last year and is eager to hire him again. No agreement reached yet, but Alabama interests have made several proposals.
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John P. McGaw
Tescumbia
Fair Association
McGaw
Alaberians
Conference for Young People to Gather at Ruskin Cave
Nashville June 6. Methodist youth from Tennessee prepare for the summer conference for Christian workers at Ruskin Cave July 12 to 21. Enrolments already exceed previous years with speakers including Dr E H Rawlings Dr J S French Rev W B Ricks Prof W R Webb Rev J M Culbreth Dr G B Winton Rev E V French Judge Carthell and others. The program covers Epworth League methods Sunday school work missions and related church activities with broad appeal for all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Tennemece
Ruskin Cave
E. H. Rawlings
Board of Missions
J. 8. French
McKendree Church
W. B. Ricks
Tulip Street Church
W. R. Webb
Bell Buckle
J. M. Culbreth
Epworth League
G. B. Winton
Missionary Voice
E. V. French
Riverside Friday Afternoon Baseball Feature Opens Season
Riverside Park hosts the initial quadrangular league game as the Bika and Kentucky Club open the season in a rivalry. Coaches have sharpened play. Alford and H Dyer stand out as key players in a contest expected to be a clean, hard fought baseball showcase at 4 p.m.
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Riverside Park
Kiks
Century Club
The
Odd Fellows
Potigen
Steeif
Oyster Bay
Bika
Kentury Club
Fantbatl
H. Dyer
Century
Alford
Elka ‘Hese
Starettes
Srean
la Wagner
Thomas
Macon A Green for County Board
Macon A Green of the old twenty third district seeks election to the county board of education from the second division covering the third and fourth districts. A prominent citizen, he is described as enterprising and progressive and a believer in good schools. If elected, he would devote his best efforts to improving schools and perform duties with painstaking care.
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Macon
A Green
County Board of Education
Green
Attack on the Constitution
In New York on June 5 a statement from Wm. Barnes Jr. attacked Theodore Roosevelt calling him demented and claiming his candidacy aims at supervising the government and attacking the United States Constitution. The passage portrays Roosevelt as a clever politician hiding a subconscious motive.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Wm. Barnes, Jr
Barnes
Roosevelt
The
United States
May 1912 Rainfall Lowest in Ten Years at Ashwood
Government Observation Station Ashwood records May 1912 rainfall at 1.53 inches, the lowest in a decade, with a mean temperature 64.6 degrees and a primarily south wind. Only seven rainy days, eight clear days, and sixteen partly cloudy days observed. several years show higher totals, including 1902 at 1.90 inches and 1911 at 2.56. Ground often very dry, hindering plowing activities.
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Ashwood
Tidwell Withdraws From Fifth District Constable Race
Through friend advice Tidwell withdraws from the race for constable in the fifth district. He thanks the coach and all for good will toward him. Cullooka Tenn January 6 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Tidwell
Cullooka, Tenn
Jane
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M. B. Tomlinson
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Leland Harris
Kay Bates
Harry Williams
C. B. Bight
W. R. M. McKiesick
Lawrenceburg
Marence B. Gracey
Willie Smith
Mt. Pleasant
South Columbia
Mars Louise Frierson
Cross Bridges
Annie May Fleming
Algie A. Hodge
Marshall, Tex
Senator Nixon
Nevada
Washington
George S. Nixon
Nixon
Reno
Newlands
W. M. Stewart
Street, Martin &Vaughan Co
M’gaw's
Ruskin
Penang
Gingham
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Brussels
Twenty-Third District
William Barnes
Tidwell
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