Funeral Plans For Wreck Victims Released
Funeral arrangements for three victims of a Monday wreck are announced. Karl Hale aged 31 will be buried from South Columbia Christian Church with pallbearers Owen Cherry Jesse March Jesse Rayburn M Allen John Henry Batts Eugene Lottin arranged by Maury Undertaking Co. Perry Bennett will be buried at 4 00 pm today from South Columbia Methodist Church with pallbearers Frank West RH Wyatt Solon Pryor S S Wolfe G G Sims C C Williams and honorary pallbearers W D Hastings J L Finney Dr Robert Pillsow Jr F L Smith Jesse Rayburn H i Batley. James Simpson’s funeral to be held at the residence on Gal-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Vacinbad Inday
Karl Hale
Mra
Mary Hale
South Columbia Christian Church
W. 8. Morton
Qwen Cherry
Jesse March
Jesse Rayburn
M. Allen
John Henry Batts
Eugene Lottin
Maury Undertaking Company
Perry Bennett
South Columbia Methodist Church
Frank West
RH. Wyatt
Solon Pryor
S.S. Wolfe
G. G. Sims
C. C. Williams
W. D. Hastings
J. L Finney
Robert Pilsow, Jr
F. L. Smith
H.iDn Batley
James Simpson
Gal
Maury Undertaking Company Handles Service at St Peters
On Tuesday afternoon at 3 20 Dr G O Watts of St Peters church presided with a gathering including Loftin Jesse Rayburns B Nicks Die mon Graham H M Cox and Ben Gip son. The Maury Undertaking Company managed the arrangements.
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Loway Street
G. O. Watts
St. Peter's Church
Loftin
Jesse Rayburns
B. Nicks
Die ‘Mon Graham
H. M. Cox
Ben Gipson
Maury Undertaking Company
Shack the Colored Workman Dies After Long Service
John Shack, colored, died Sunday afternoon and was buried today after funeral services at the colored Baptist church. For twenty five years he worked for Street Martin Vaughan Co and was one of the town’s most capable workmen despite having only one hand aided by a nub. He was well regarded by both white and black residents in the city and county.
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Daily Herald
John Shack
Shack
Colored Baptist Church
Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
Road meeting advances Mt Pleasant Pulaski pikes soon
Citizens from Mt Pleasant Columbia and surrounding areas gathered in Mt Pleasant for a large road meeting led by W W House of the state highway commission. A committee was formed to harmonize road agencies as bonds are issued and contracts let, with costs for Mt Pleasant and Pulaski pikes seen at about 22 000 dollars per mile and state funding likely to cover any county shortfalls. D W Shofner presided and the group planned to reconvene locally tomorrow to finalize details.
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Daily Herald
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
Bigbyville
Nashville Pike
W. W. House
State Highway Commission
Pulaski
William P. Ridley
William F. Anderson
Roy Hardison
James A. Sloan
Oscar L. Dortch
Joe Frank Porter
William J. Russell
House
D. W. Shofner
Pleasant
Tomorow
Wheat threshing begins in county amid rain delay
Wheat threshing started Tuesday on farms in the county but was interrupted by rain. Edgar Hill began on the Thompson farm to thresh a large crop, with samples good and prospects for No. 2 grade. Weather outlook favorable, yield expected larger than hoped, and July wheat options linger above 1.35. The Herald predicts a 1.25 opening price for No. 2 wheat.
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Daily Herald
Edgar Hill
William Vance Thompson
Hill
Herald
Wipateropofte
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