Returned visitors and travelers list from Pulaski area
Numerous residents and visitors return from trips to Nashville Memphis Birmingham Birmingham and other towns. Names include Miss Lottie Wilkins Miss Effie Ashton Mrs. Sands Dr. Maxon Mr J P Polk Mayor Guest and many others visiting relatives friends or attending events across Tennessee and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Wilkins
Nashville
J. P. Polk
Maury County
Effie Ashton
Pollock
Miss
Lillie Hill
Pulaski
T. A. Leach
Sands
C.C. Parman
Maxon
Shady Grove
C. C. Owen
Knox Fleming
Proctor Polk
Felicia Yeatman
Cross Bridges
Annie Bratton
Frankie Lipscomb
James Smiser
BE. H. Hatcher
Mississippi
Will Cochran
Queenie Cochran
J.H. Goth
Colorado
J. L. Hutton
Gallatin
Tenn
Charlie Baker
James Friel
Tom Cochran
Hts
Montgomery
Ala
Local visitors and social notes fill Nashville area
The column lists numerous residents and guests visiting Nashville from Batesville Collier Ala Valparaiso Birmingham Birmingham Greenwood Chipley Cullooka Williamson Mt. Pleasant White Bluff Ashwood South Columbus and other Mississippi and Florida towns. It records returns home after visits and ongoing visits to friends and relatives with several local hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Methodist Ehurch
Ernest Neal
Batesville
Arkansas
James M. Kilpatrick
Collman
Ala
P.O. Hansen
WU Stone
Mite Wille May Stone
West Nashville
Jno. Grigsby
Valpariso
Geo. Alcorn
Bruce Buckner
Nashville
Bastin Liptiefield
J. B. White
Lawrenceburg
BE. L. Gregory
Mt. Pleasant
Marvin Gray
Columbia
Edna Gregory
Overton
Mrs. Cherry
Mary Watkins
Mr. Pleasant
Y. W. Good
McCarty
Decatur
Tabitha Williamson
Cullooka
Sidney Lovell
J. Proctor Polk
Sadie Kerr
Birmingham
Shelton
West End
Sarah Dee Warfield
Lady Ann McLemore
Eugene Pender
Chipley
Florida
Nick Pender
Greenwood
Charlie Wright
Virginia Moore
Florence Lee
Williamson
County
Ernest Farell
A. B. Harlan
R. S. Hopkins
H. J. Jones
White Bluff
Ashwood
Florence Fleming
Cul’ Looka
Daisy Towler
Missisaljypl
Service Preparatory to Communion at First Cumberland Church
Due to the pastor’s absence the Lord's Supper was not observed at the April service. A preparatory service will be held in the church this Wednesday at 7 45 pm, ahead of the upcoming Communion next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Cumberland, Presbyterian Church
Herald Ads Show Rapid Results For Lost Items
The Herald reports quick recoveries from its lost and found notices. An advertiser's mare was returned after a brief ad run and a pin was found within hours of publication following a subscriber’s tip. The paper notes its reliability, joking that failure implies a dishonest finder or no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Unfailing Sign in Atchison Globe Language
An acquaintance warns of blunt truth as they say LT am going to be boneft with you signaling forthcoming disagreeable facts in the Atchison Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Social Whirl Highlights Mt. Pleasant Society Gatherings
Mrs. Herman Rubin hosted the Saturday Afternoon Ridge Club of Mt. Pleasant and invitations went out for a Bridge party in honor of Mrs. Henry G. Evans Jr. of Montgomery. Mrs. Francis Garner hosted a Tim mons home party with a bevy of young socialites and a snowball themed decor. A Lawrenceburg Daughters of the Confederacy chapter organized by Mrs. F. H. Hatcher sent delegates to the convention. First Tennessee Regiment Chapter elected delegates in Nashville. John Frierson Jr. hosted a sixth street young set reception with sixty guests and snowball decor. Miss Irene Hodge and Edward McKennon wed at Liberty Pike with a reception to follow. A Student Club tea at Mrs. R. C. Church residence honored Miss Mary Carpenter, featuring a white and green motif, snowballs, wax tapers, and a musical program by Mrs. H. O. Fulton and Miss Mary Dale Figers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. McKinney
Henry G. Evans, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Lawrenceburg
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
F. H. Hatcher
Crawford
N. B. Simms
First
Tennessee Regiment
Nashville
J. J. Roach
James C. Bradford
John Frierson, Jr
John W. Frierson
Sixth Street
Mary Jane Caperton
Sarah Morgan
Franklin
Liberty Pike
Irene Hodge
Edward McKennon
Ashwood
Maury County
Mary Carpenter
R. C. Church
Falr
Electroliér
Robert Pillow
William P. Morgan
Hattie Figners
Carrie Smith
H. O. Fulton
Charles Forgey
Columbia
Mary Dale Figuers
Local residents reported ill with various ailments
Several townspeople are mentioned as sick or recovering. W. E. Baird, Austin Harlan, Mrs. Davinn, Jas. N. Meroney, Jno Hood, Mrs. St Ledger White, Dr. W. A. Smith, Thomas H. Williams, Dr. W. K. Sheddan, John Burns, and G. W. Hayes are listed with conditions from grip and pneumonia to recovery and improved health. Will Alexander suffered severe injury in Chattanooga with the loss of a foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. N. Meroney
Dark’s Mill
Jno, Hood
Huntsville
Alf
Newt Hood
Nashville Pike
St Ledger White
W. A. Smith
School Street
G. W. Hayes
Will Alexander
Chattanooga
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Burt. & Packard
Harlan & Evans
Miag Nona Terrell
Carter's Creek
Cansie
Bessie Friel
Red Level
Mia” Nona Terrell
Carter's ‘Creek
Geo. Frierson
Edna Peters
Memphis
Sue Gray Donnington
Bessie Padget
Berry Evans
Col
B. G. Evans
W. H. Wilson
Lizzie Shields
Will Shields
Lynnville
J. B. Wiley
Texas
Kettle Mills
McCormick
Mayor Guest
San Antonio
Sumner Armstrong
Dee Warfield
Jesse Ellington
Mars
Speesboro
Jno. Hill
Mis
Sadie Hill
J. T. Hayden
Lebanon
Robert McGavock
Julia Shields
Richard Buchanan
Warren Titcomb
Will Foster
Ophelia Page
W. H. Hisey
Louleville, Ky
J. W. Cherry
Savannah
Ladies OF
BON Ton
Herman Rubin
Mrs. Dunbar
Francis Garner
Timmons
Parsons
Rickety
Institute
Lula Fly
Myrtle Timmons
Lite Mai Hughes
Pearl King
Notgraas
Orman O'Neal
Jerry Hughes
Charlie Cates
John Sheppard
Henry Hill
Henry Moore
Stangell
Bessie Robinson
Lovening
Cemetery Avenue
W. T. Ussery
Miss Carpenter
Tapers
Dr T. Wooten
Mary Hine
Walter Hae
Ungs
John Carpenter
Miss Luc
Floyd
W. E. Baird
South High Street
Austin Harlan
W. H. Davinn
John Burns
W. B. Baird
Maury Dry Goods Co
Axminster
Brussels
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