Shoes of the season sold at low prices and offers
Local ads tout durable choice oxfords and sailor ties from D Armstrong Co and Mo Kelly at 3.50 to 5.00 dollars, plus white canvas oxford and ribbon ties. The rest of the page lists numerous social visits, travel, and family news across Nashville, Huntsville, Santa Fe, Jamestown, and nearby towns, highlighting people visiting relatives and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Armstrong and CO
MO. Kelly
Harlan & Evans
Vance Carpenter
Lillie Lockhar
Nashville
St. Clair Glass
EB. W. Carmack
Richmond
Charles Peden
Alma Ware
H. J. Williams
Santa Fe
R. A. Haley
West End
Mississippi
Annie Bratton
Shady Grove
Frankie Lipscomb
J. W. Love
William Frierson
Chattanooga
Smith
Indian Territory
Bessie Padgett
Mary Ezell
Sue Gray Dunnington
Annie May Fleming
Jamestown
J. W. Shelton
Missionippi
Charlotte Smiser
Cullooka
Washington, D.C
County Teachers Institute Opens at Athenaeum June 24
The County Teachers Institute will open at the Athenaeum on June 24 and close in July. Prof EB L Roberte of Fogg High School Nashville Tenn will assist in the program. All county teachers except those at the State Institute are expected to attend. Examinations will be held promptly. John P Graham County Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Teachers’ Institute
The
Athenaeum
EB. L. Roberte
Fogg High School
Nashville
Tenn
State Institute
John P. Graham
Deaths in Williamson and Southport Communities
Edith Evans eleven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Evans died after brief illness in Harpeth. Mrs. W. A. Matthews, aged seventy one, longtime Southport resident, died at her home and funeral was held at Southport church with interment in Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Evans
F. C. Sowell
Harpeth
Williamson County
W. A
Matthews
W. R. H. Matthews
Southport
Mt Wealth
Hopewell
Southport Church
Mr. Baird
Glenawood Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Listed in terse county clerk record
Marriage licenses show Monroe Wilson Braden to Mine Bea Swan McLaurine and D F Biater to Mise Etta Brady. Names appear garbled in OCR but indicate two license events with these couples. Local record reflects filing of licenses and names of partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Wilson
Braden
Bea
Sle Swan McLaurine
Measles and illnesses fill local notes list
Master Robert Sparrow suffers measles while Miss Mary Porter, Mrs. D. F. Brewer and several others recover or improve from illness. A baby of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fraser and the grandchild Florence Evans show sickness at home. Webb Wair is seriously ill in South Columbia. Elizabeth Caperton, post appendectomy, is recovering at Biltmore Hospital, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Rushton
Nashville
Grace Nowlin
Murfreesboro
Will Boyd
Florence Hall
Pulaski
Sterling Fort
Clarksville
Maury County
Maggie Cook
Santa Fe
Fannie Mai Garner
Thmmons
J. R. Martin
Columbia Military Academy
Virginia
Martin
Columbia
Sarah Cochran
Zion
Olive Dobbing
Merrill Stone
Mary Porter
Bina Boyd
Lynnville
Hallie Fry
Harold Holman
Louisville
Riverside
Nona Terrell
Carter's Creek
Geo. Frierson
Fannie Louise Smith
Arkansas
Mensre Lewly Postlewart
Henry Blanton
Paris
Dhas Carrie Smth
Iain R. D. Smith
Richmond
New York
Cincinnati
Vislt
T. J. Martin
Fort Worth
Texas
Janie
Julia Orman
J. 8
Albertville
Ala
A. F. Shielda
Adelie Nichols
Jamestown
Ernest Neill
Batesville
Col. Rot
A J. Poster
Natches
Mims
Mre . W. Mitchell
J. N. Alexander
A. Fusch
Seventeenth Avenue
South
W. MH. Howley
Montgomery
Als
Euma McKinney
Columbia, Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Memphis
Frank Everett
Robert Nichols
Lella Mai
Tashville
E. I. Joyce
Congressman Padgett
Annapolis
Washington
Annie Barrow
Richard Smith
Florence
Lillie Watkins
Pearl Fariss
Daisy Towler
Mississippi
N. B. Sheppard
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Mise Carrie Williams
Birmingham
Mary Wiliams
Elizabeth Goodall
Florence Shelton
James T. Moore
Louisiana
Will Moore
Kentucky
Robert Sparrow
Wal ‘Ter Fraser
Mr. Fraser
D. F. Brewer
Maury Dry Goods Co
G.T. Hughes
Beulah Scotten
Florence Evans
H. Hatcher
J. A. Shelley
Webb Wair
South Columbia
T. W. Roberts
South Main
Elizabeth Caperton
Biltmore Hospital
Tract of land known as the T. C. Walker place sale
Property on the Hampshire pike four miles from Columbia comprises 240 acres. Will be sold as a whole or in lots. For details contact T. G. Walker, Agent, Columbia, or call Citizens' phone 152-2. May 17-2moe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Walker
Hampshire Pike
Columbia
Addrane
G. Walker
Agi
R. No
Wasatmay
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Swan
Knox Fleming
Polk
Kate Sowell
Cross Bridges
W. B Capers
Institute
Thompson
Bighbyville
Huntsville
N. R. Holder
John Barr
H. P. Figuers
Cookeville
Vestal- Siryant
BE. H. Hatcher
Henry Evans, Jr
Misa Margaret Pheraon
Mra
Lena Capertonix
Atlanta
Elizabeth
J. B. Edgerton
Kenly
N. C
Ed Neill
Congress
John H. Hagey
John Hartwell, Jr
Crome Plains
Mary Brooks
Mt Pleasant
Alice McRady
Lewisburg
A. O. McKennon
Howell
Tennnessee
Arra
Alice and
Brown
Eilts Gellanfant
Cullookn
Buford College
Eugene Cox
Lewiston
Idaho
W. J. Whitmore
Flo Fieming
Bride
Houston Thoman
James Giddens
Flo
Ald Mra
Taylor Bentley
Baby
Lawrenceburg
G. T. Hughes
Mary Belle Gray
Kate Lowell
John Pigg
John Parham
Norfolk
Hendricks
Chicago
Seattle
John Black
Little
George Stubblefield
Jennie Watkins
BE. L. Wilson
Gladys Wilson
Giles County
J. ©. Taylor, Jr
Seatle
Eleanor Benners
Julia Warfield
G. T. Bentley
Q. T. Hughes
A. J. Nichols
Mrs. Williams
Hettie Batter
Glass, Tenn
Allie Kittrell
Mr. Pleasant
New York City
Geo. Barton
Senator Carmeak
D. C
University of South Carolina
Jease Ellington
Murfrees
Ore
Mildred Gregory
Alice McEwen
Margaret Fentress
Charlie Webb
Jones' Valley
City
Meade Frierson and Sons
Meade and
William
J. J. Stephenson
Ashwood
Roskind
Optician
Mt, Pleasant
TERN
India
Madras
Val
Normandy
Ladies’ and Children’s Oxfords
Crossett
Rm Ors Redee
Mer
D. F. Biater
Mise Etta Brady
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