Personal notes on visits and travels in Nashville area
Annie Griffin visits relatives in Nashville. J. 8 Tiremak will save Munday for Virginia. Miss Florence Evans from Montgomery, Ala. pleads for rest of Miss Frances Page. Albert Sima of the Navy, Brooklyn, on furlough, at home. Elizabeth Moore returns to Williamsport after Maryville school. The Brum Innes and Fannie Maddea Allen of Santa Fe recovering from operation at King’s Daughters hospital. Mrs Handley returns from Nashville, witnesses nephew’s Vanderbilt med graduation. Dr Little and Annie Walker return from Battle Creek Michigan and Chicago. Lucila Roberts to supervise first grade in city schools, leaves Sunday for Peabody College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Margaret Griffin
Naishville
Tiremak
Munday
Virginia
Florence Evans
Montgomery
Alaim the Gorst
Frances
Albert Sima
Navy
Ray Rides
Greoklyn
Elizabeth Moore
Williamsport
Maryville
Mion Brum Innes
Fannie Madde Ailén
Saneta Fe
King’s _Daughters hospital
Handley
Nashville
Vanderbilt Universty
Dr. Little
Annie Walker
Battle Creek
Mich
Chica
Lucila Roberts
Eny Zehnots
Peabody College
Mrs. L. ©. Mayps
Albany
Ala
Ni M. Page
Mia
Abe Small
Frances Rose
Glasgow
P. Garber
Howard K. Smith
Oaklawn
Mrs. Smith
Sindy
Atlanta
Kotia Sowell
Mary Virginia Smith
Miasex
Laura Hogan
Adele Sowell
Columbia
Southern
Mrs
Stoker
Rogersville
Prof. Stoker
Local Society Notes Attract Guests From Across States
Society items list visitors and hosts in Columbia area including Misses Margaret Duval Nashville and Alma Morrow Giles County visiting relatives. Rev W C Largen en route to Fayetteville for his mother’s operation. Dr Henry McKee and Mrs attending Knights of Pythias in Ovoka. many Charleston, Cincinnati, Rogersville, and Nashville connections. wedding news and club events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Phillips Orr
Prospect
Billie Webster
Mt. Pleasant
William Buchnan
Margaret Duval
Nashville
Margaret Rainey
Walter P. Young
Eugene Penny
Huntsville
Ala
Sinclair Glass
Scott Harlan
Philadelphia
Allen B. Harlan
Oakwood
W. C. Large
Virginia
Alma Morrow
Jewel Brown
H.C. Bell
Albany
Birdie Owen
Evelyn Pegues
Kentucky
Ty H. Mangrum
Dinwiddie
Cullooka
Miss
Edmund PD. Looney, Jr
Vanderbilt
Civil Engineering Corps
Grace Mulling
Helen
Catherine
Gialt
Watertown
Wy H. Johnston
Shelbyville
Jutin Moore
Williamsport
Charlie D. Johnson
Columbia
West Bnd
J. W. Brown
Atlantic, Ga
Mra. Watts Embry
Otheir
J. N. Nelson
St. Louis
Mra. H. Nelson
John
Acuff
Bethel
Pikeville
Fox
Cumberlands
Awiff
Dayton
R. Rochell
Boston
New York
Viola
Charlence
M.B. Dennis
Summertown
Clarence Williams
Birmingham
Williame
W. D. Cameron
Correct Dates for Reunion of O D 6
Orders issued by Brig Gen John J Jones correct the dates for the United Confederate Veterans reunion. The event should be Oct 6 through Oct 9, not Oct 10 in Houston. General headquarters issued the correction, signed by J L Jones, Brig Gen Commanding and Brigade Tone Division, with Adjt E J Davis. A separate note mentions women lending money in poorer London districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Confederate Veterans
John J. Jones
Houston
Texas
General Headquarters
J. L. Jones
Grig
E. J. Davis
Adjt
Taf
Porker Prices Advance Today on Louisville Nashville Markets
Hog receipts total 100 head with hog prices steady to quarter higher at Nashville and Louisville. Prices: heavy hogs 14.75, mediums 15.25, lights 11, pigs 9.25 to 10.75, roughs 11 down. Cattle receipts 100 head steady. Sheep and lambs 9,000 head ease with top lambs 15.50, seconds 11, sheep 7 down, bucks 5 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loulaville
Nashville
Union
The
Herald
Tenn
the Herald
Louisville
Louisville Live Stock and Produce Report June 1
Special to The Herald from Louisville Kentucky reports receipts of 500 head cattle, hogs 1,600, and sheep 7,200 with market conditions mixed. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher. prices listed for various weight ranges. Produce prices cover eggs, fried chickens, butter, turkeys, ducks, and geese. Clover and grass seeds bootstrapped with red clover and blue grass quoted by bushel. Grain and flour figures include corn per barrel, oats per bushel, and patent flour prices.
Taters Grown in Dark of Moon Debate Between Judges
A humorous note recalls a dispute between Judge W C Whitthorne and J Shelby Coffey over planting Irish potatoes. Coffey claimed success with moon phase planting and vowed to prove the method, while Whitthorne advocated traditional ground planting. The Herald hints at upcoming county canvassing and possible joint debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shelby Coffey
W. C. Whitthorne
R. Coffey
Phair
Whitthorne
Herald
Sultan of Turkey Alofts Two Nights in Same Room
A brief notice reports the Sultan of Turkey remaining in a single room for two consecutive nights amid a sequence of events described as a great feat, with limited readable details on motive or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Eliom
Regular visits by teacher spur student farming efforts
Prof McCormack encourages Central High vocational agriculture pupils to apply classroom knowledge as they farm this summer under supervision. Most boys work with fathers, some partner in small or large operations from dairy to hogs and crops.Several graduates already farm locally or plan agricultural college attendance, view farming training as a county asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Vocational Agriculture
Central HighiSehank
McCormick
Han
Obis
Accoudite Promine
John Hunt Dugger, Jr
Ulleoka
Hoomer Garrett
Silver Creak
Morrison
Glendale
Agricultural College
College of Agriculture
Knoxville
Maury Countian
Cheaper Crimson Clover Seed Cuts Prices This Year
Prof. Kivan A. McLean, county agent, reports crimson clover seed will sell for about $5 a bushel, roughly half of last year’s $10-$12. Decline linked to French imports and postwar stabilization. Homegrown seed will meet demand, cheaper seed may reduce foreign imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivan A. McLean
McLean
Bureau of Markets
France
Prof
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Louis
Wichert
Voiles
Walea
Oxford
Ereceres
Peabody Demon ‘Aeration School
Mies
Ida Hayes
Naok Ville
Society
Lemenza
Woman's Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society
Methodist Church of Santa Fe
Estelle Church
Riverside
Miss Day
Maryin Roberts
Maple Ash Avenue
Margaret Kennedy
Parlow
Ona Sharber
Engleman
Luelle Webb
Anthony
Katherine Cotham
L. Hirondelle
la Styrienne
Burgmulle
Mirly
Frances Roberts
Guerdela
Sara Johnson
Gavotte
P. Krans
Sarah McClellan
Maryin B. Roberts
Con
Charlotte Balu
Mignonne
Karl Koehlling
Frances Cook
Eugenia Caskey
Roberts
R. E. Nichols
W. C
Om. Griscard
London
England
Rosalind
Countess of Carliste
Thomas Norfleet Dinning
J. T. Wooten
Albert Fisher Oakes
First Presbyterian Church
Malcolm Johnson
Santa Foe
Ehillaton
Myris Bean
Ueub
L. 2 Duke
Mary Ashton
H. O. Fulton
J. 8. Duke
Nelson
Inc. Gant
Winnie Davis
Maury
U. D.C
Century Club
Parks Moore
Leslia Moore
Yoakum
Homer Parks
Spring Hill
Memhis
H. F. Spragins
Flint
Michigan
Mr. Parks
General Motor Company
W. D. Hastings
Mattnes
Methodist Sunday School
Howard Woody
Randolph McLemore
Florence
Lady Anne McLemore
Heart Club
W. 8. Fleming, Jr
Atthews-Ellin
Minn Mary ©. Ellis
Oras Kay Matthews
Robert Coleman
Margaret Ellis
Park Avenue
Souther
Nashville Livestock
Shorts
Coffey
T. Ed Gordon
W. Turner Harris
Williamsport Teas
McCormack
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