Personal notices from Pulaski crowd vie for visits
Mrs M J Williams and son plan a Memphis visit. Cincinnati guests Mrs W A Archibald and daughter Alice Tloise visit Mrs William Oakes. Delegates and locals travel to Knoxville and Nashville for events. Numerous friends and relatives from Pulaski, Hampshire, Cullooka, Florence, Gallatin, Lawrenceburg, Rome and Memphis appear in social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Williams
C c ‘Williams
Vivian Williams
Memphis
W. A Archibald
Alice Tloise
Cincinnati
William Oakes
Archibald
A. Jarratt
Theta Council
Order United ‘American Mechanics
Knoxville
J. ©. Tacket
J. W. Shelton
Fontaine Moore
Edmund D. Looney
Mississippi
M. BR. Smiser
Charlotte Smiser
Cullooka
T. S. Richardson
Florence
Ala
Knee City
Eveene Pleming
Mira
Earle Johnson
Nashville
Alice Kennedy
Lawrencesburg
Mary Mack
Pulaski Pike
Gladys
Katherine Stephens
Rome
LaFayette Wilkes
Tullooka
Florida
Wilkes
J. Embry Morrin
Buford Timmons
A. J. Fly
Raymond Moore
Cumberland Telephone Company
William P. Moore
Joseph F. Brownlow
Maury National Bank
Southern Baptist Convention
New Orleans
Henry O. Fulton
Phoenix National Bank
State Bankers’ Association
Chattanooga
James Adkisons
Katie B. Akin
Hampshire
John Morris
Campbellaville
C. Horn
Lurline Thomson
Carter's Creek
Missienippi
J. Ben Thomson
Lucille Fielder
Bessemer
F. H. Fields
Maury Undertak Meg Co
Fielder
Allen Holt
South Garden
Emma Harlan
Joseph Lawson Huttem
Sam Harlan
Tm Florence
Sara Alford
Louise Au
Wea Morris
Society notes highlight dances and school entertainments
Social calendar features a Century Club dance for officers in training at Fort Oglethorpe, Mrs Hines kindergarten recital, Hardison married to Miss Pallen McLean at Nes ville, and the Columbia Institute student concerts. Also reported are piano and vocal recitals at the County High School and Institute programs, plus Home Makers Club and Girls Canning gatherings at Mrs Brooks residence with readings and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century
Century Club
Fort Oglethorpe
Institute
Columbia Institute
Recreation Hall
Minnie Shannon
Miss Shannon
Mary McCarty
Evelyn Tate
Leslie O'Neal
Vashti Law
Nevin
Tuscany
Dr Boyd to Instruct Class of Colored Women for American Soldiers
Dr Marshall Boyd, a city physician, has received orders to organize and train a class of colored women and girls in first aid for wounded American soldiers. He plans to begin immediately and instruct them in duties they will perform aiding wounded soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Boyd
Ir. Boyd
Herald
Wenfer
Poultry Club Program Draws Local Attention in Columbia
In Columbia Tennessee from June 5 to 12 Mrs. Bryan gave an excellent talk on grading poultry. Mrs Richardson discussed care of milk and butter and Miss Oma Worley spoke on care of little chickens. After adjournment visitors toured Mrs. Brooks' poultry yard to view Barred Rock chicks and turkeys. Attendees included Mrs. Wiley and Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Richardson
Oma Worley
Juvenile Parade Scene Surges With Gifts For Hospital
The Columbia baby parade on West Seventh Street drew about two thousand spectators as The King's Daughters raised funds for a hospital annex. Winners donated prizes back to the cause. Russ Burns won ten dollars in gold then gave it to the judges, and Roy Hardison Jr. won two fifty in gold also for donation. The net proceeds were expected to surpass five hundred dollars with full receipts to be reported later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
West Seventh Street
Garden and
High
King’s Daughters
Woldridge's
Russ Burns
Young Byrne
Bemg
Roy Hardison, Jr
Lamar
Atlanta
Charles Morford
Nashville
3. D. Logan
Catherine Zeitler Regen
Valeria Hughes
Lavalliere
Misa Harriet Jones
Prise
Stewart Swope Fleming, Jr
Sara Anne Ridley
Route survey paves way for scenic highway in Hampshire county
Assistant State Engineer Butler surveys a five percent grade over McLanan hill near Hamp shire for a Columbia to Hohenwald highway. Officials promise a two mile scenic link with strong county cooperation and no right of way issues. A Hampshire meeting drew T G Hughes W T Galloway J H Murphy and Arch Lipscomb. a fish fry followed and the work team returned to resume site planning next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
County Road Board
McLanshan Hill
Hampshire
Columbia
Hohenwald
T. G. Hughes
W. T. Galloway
Jnc. H. Murphy
Road Board
No. 6 through No. 32 Plates and Thanks From Ladies
A list of names enumerates participants across numbered groups from No. 6 to No. 32 including various individuals such as Harriet Jones Catherine Zeitler Regen and J T Bragg. The passage notes the ladies in charge extend thanks to the Boy Scouts and the mothers for their significant help in making the occasion a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hall Walker
Annie Barton McFall
Thomas Davidson
Lionel Clary
Catherine Howard
Vera Smith
Henry Goodman
Maclin Goodman
Frank Osborne, Jr
Martha Ellington
John Henry Barber
Norfleet Figgers
Woodford Dinning
Wilmuth Dinning
Henry Dinning
Thomas Norfleet Dinning
Ahblee Frierson
Valeria Hughes
Horace Frierson
Gant
Laura Chaffin Parker
Stuart Swope Fleming, Jr
J. T. Bragg
Ernestine Timmons
Paul Wilson Bragg
Eugene Hagsdale
Hugh Shelton, Jr
Louise Morgan
Shelby Coffee
Edward Sheppard
Sarah Anne Ridley
Charlotta Capers
W. D. Hastings, Jr
Campbell Ridley
Evelyn Borum
Randolphia
Ruth Blair
Marie Vosa
Tom McLean
George Crockett
Howard Gossett
Jao L. MaClean
Britain Church
James
McLean
Robert Wakefield
Paul Wakefield
Class Day Exercises At County High School
High School held its Class Day program this morning before a large audience. The ceremony featured remarks honoring pupils in the armed forces and a varied program with solos, poems, and a valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
John Wesley Finney
Luke Mitchell
Abe Truitt
Paul Stanley
Geo. Mulligan
W G T U Pledges Support At Mt Pleasant Convention
Members from Maury and Williamson counties attended a large Winans Christian Temperance Union gathering in Mt Pleasant. Mrs A E Orr was elected president for the coming year, with Mrs Walter Jones secretary, Mrs J G Sharp deputy president, and Mrs Fenton Cymbel treasurer. The army and navy comfort work received strong endorsement and will be actively pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winans Christian Temperance Uniin
My Pleasant
A. E. Orr
Mt. Pleasant
Walter Jones
Frontlin
Fenton
Ympbel
Spring Hill
Tilim Gon
Maury
Dale Gates
Columbia
Martin
White
Bizzard
R 1. Renn
Pleasant
S. E. Stephens
M. Jarvin
C. A. Brownlow
A. P Walker
J. J. Ward
Mt. Pleaaant
J. T. Wooten
Chas. Parks
T. 3
Richardson
Rose Nipher
N.S. Goodloe
Mr. Pleasant
E. E. Hill
Franklin
W Groves Martin Called by Death in Giles County
W Groves Martin longtime Giles County resident died at age ninety two at his Campbell Station area home. He was born in Maury County and spent years in Giles and nearby counties, a devout Christian and skilled farmer with a Confederate service record. Survived by five children including Joe Hobbs and W J H Martin. funeral held at 1 o clock today conducted by Rev J McQuiddy with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Groves Martin
Campbell's Station
Nashville
Rev. J. Mc Quiddy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Conte
Column High School
Ails Carline Miller
Jno
Gant Vontralto
John Gross
Milton Cook
Miss Cone
Ladye Love Evins
Helen Fulton Armstrong
Marian Johnston
Misa Carrier Smith
Andrews
Home-Makers’ Club
Home-Makers' Club
T. C. Brooks
DR. Boyd
Great Creature
Columbia, Tenn
P.ize Winn
Ross Burns
Roy Hardison
Mclanaran
Lewis Counties
Fin
The
Howard Garland Hall
C. M. Hardison
J. E. Moore
State Board
Loto
Ladye Lore Evins
Marvin Williams
Loren
ARMY
Ain
Alforr
Wiliam
Son Counties
Susie Gentry
Arch Lipscomb
Kittrell
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