Summertown Notes On Weddings Births And Local Visiting
Summertown letters report Naomi and Dob twins attending a double wedding in Summertown this week. Miss Gracie Dunaway visits relatives in Quercus. News of the Ponce family arrival of a baby girl in Lawrenceburg and a son born to Weatherford in Summertown. Ice cream social at the M E Sunday school raised 10 dollars for new books and Cora Gilliam won a watch for prettiest girl.
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Summertown
Jane ii
Naomi
Dob
Pleasant
Long
Gracie Dunaway
Quercus
A. W. Ponce
Lawrenceburg
Jus
Coble
Henryville
Morgan’ Weatherford
Jane
Helene Whelan
Thom
Robi. Cooper
Mt Pleasant
Phelan
Columbda
M. E
Ian Cora Gilliam
New Shareh
Brace
Phosphate Land Purchase by Rev J C France
Saturday Rev J C France of Arkansas recently from Chattanooga became owner of a phosphate tract with storage yards and sheds on Mumford Smith property now known as the Mrs Martha Goodioe property. The acquisition is praised as beneficial to the Episcopal church and signals a promising new home and rector for the church. Ernest Powell of Bell is noted in the latest line.
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J. C. France
Arkanaes
Cattanooga
Mumford Smith
Martha Goodioe
National Acid Company
France
Episcopal Church
Byre
Sympathy Extends to Pleasent Family After Tragedy
Buckie, at his home last Friday, leaves a wife and two children. His wife is Miss Mary Uovey formerly of this city. Mrs Powell was one of Mr Pleasent's cet panne young ladies and many friends extend sympathy in this time of trouble. The King's Daughters met Friday with Mrs Anna Kittrell and daughter Miss Laura. Next meeting will be with Mrs Martha Frierson on Friday Sept 1.
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Buckie
Mary Uovey
Powell
Mr. Pleasent
King's Daughters
Anna Kittrell
Laura
Martha Frierson
Farewell Reception Honoring Miss Francis Putnam
Mrs E Dan Smith hosted a morning reception Friday from 9 to 11 o clock for Miss Francis Putnam with over fifty ladies in attendance. Vocal selections were performed by Miss Nona Hill Pattie Johnson and Mrs W Gilman. reception hosts included Mesdames Rufus Jackson and W W Wilson. Frappe service and dining room refreshments were provided by Mesdames Bleavor Gregory D W Schofner and F B Wheeler.
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E. Dan Smith
Francis Putnam
Nona Hill
Mra Pattie Johnson
W. Gilman
Rufus Jackson
W. W. Wilson
Bleavor Gregory
Frappe
D. W. Schofner
F. 8. Wheeler
Fourth of July Celebration Parade and Knight Tilt at 4:40
More Fourth of July celebration plans include a flower parade on the Public Square at 8 o clock with prizes of 10 and 5 for the best decorated vehicles. At 4 40 in the afternoon a grand tilting tournament on the race track offers a 1000 prize to the knight with the highest score and a 5 prize plus a wreath to the next.
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Herald
Fayetteville Bacs
Ollirs
Prizs
Pollirs
Fifey Conoe
Leach Bros
Slacayort
Frierson
Park Pisce
Fayetteville
Mrs E Dan Smith and Miss Putnam to spend summer in Boston
Mrs. E Dan Smith and Miss Fran cis Putnam left for Boston to spend the summer at Miss Putnam's home in that city. Margarete Alexander visiting Nashville friends. Mr Murphy, longtime with J M Baker Co, left the firm.
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E. Dan Smith
Francis Putnam
Boston
Miss Putnam
Margarete Alexander
Nashville
Murphy
J. M. Baker Co
Dena Died in Danville After Overdose Incident
The report notes the death of William Parkinson known as Borax Bill, a famed frontier driver of a two mule team at the St Louis exposition. The cause is an overdose morphine related in Danville Michigan during June. The Paris Academy offers a $20,000 prize for interplanetary communication research. Edison is cited as pursuing related ideas while others watch signals from distant planets.
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Sip Dena
Danville
William Parkinson
Borax Bill
Ulance
Paris Academy of Scien
Edison
Residents Return to Area for Visits and Farm Life
A mixed crew of locals travels, returns, and visits across Tennessee and Texas. Ali Henry W Floyd of Hastings Ohio heads home toward future residence on a farm west Nasoville. Mrs Will Stockard of Fort Worth Texas visits, while Mrs A L Lanter Mr Milt Johnson Dr KR Williams return from Louisville.
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Nasoville
Ali
Henry W. Floyd
Hastings
Ohis
Vielt
Sear
Will Stockard
Fr. Worth
Texas
A. L Lanter
Milt Johnson
RB. Williams
Louisville
Wall Aldreth
Dallas
Hilareth
John Roba
Nashville
Joan O. Frierson
Eva Hackney
Misa Florence Purgent
Poliski
Birdie Conyers
Waco
UC. A. Ross
Maranal
J. Aa. Bostick
Jerelle Long
Memonia
Mags Long
Ars
Fred Iwray
Construction Work Sputters as Powers Builds Addition
Mr. W. W. Powers is adding to his house with supervision by Mr. J. J. Dagger. The work site includes a transfer to Southport and Mt. Pleasant road toursday. County residents report rain showers refreshing and greatly needed after a dry spell.
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W. W. Powers Ie
J. J. Dagger
Risonera
Southport
Mt. Pleassat
Rev A S Allen Installed as Pastor at Presbyterian Church
Impressive Sunday night ceremony at the Presbyterian church installed Rev. A S Allen as pastor. Installation sermon by Dr Lt A Wharton of Columbia, with vows delivered by Dr Wharton. Dr B S Hayes gave the pastor’s charge. Cochrane Preston of Columbia charged the congregation. Lady Managers of the St Louis fair report over a quarter of their $100000 appropriation.
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Presbyterian Church
A. S Allen
Lt. A. Wharton
Columbia
Wharton
P Hayes
Cochrane Preston
St. Louis Fair
Cotton Will Fall Short Says Arkansas Expert
A. C. Stanley, a crop expert from Titer Arkansas, says the southern cotton crop will fall short by about two million bales compared with last year. He criticizes the government report as exaggerated, cites late favorable weather through June, persistent rains, boll and pest damage, and labor shortages as key factors.
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St. Louis
A. C_ Stanley
Titer
Ark
Mr. Stanley
Jime J
Arkansas
CUT PRICE OF KANSAS OIL
Western oil price drops to 69 cents a barrel at Standard Oil Co. Kansas oil graded 32 to 40 degrees under 32 gravity fetches five cents less per half degree. Record of overproduction cited as cause for 50 cent price target. Independent reports from Independence, Toled o, and Shelbyville.
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Independence, Kas
Standard Ofl Co
Kansas and Territory
Kansas
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