Personal notices show wide travel and family ties in Columbia
Fayetteville businessman W E Brown visits Columbia on business while many locals and visitors travel to cities including Birmingham Nashville Florence Muscle Shoals and Indianapolis. The piece lists dozens of names with arrivals departures and social events at homes colleges and ships over a broad regional sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brown
Fayetteville
Columbia
J. E. Moss
Athens
Ala
W. Ray Ane Fe Avery Atch
T. €. Wilkinson
Birmingham
Grace I
Enemy Owned Cotton Sold In New York
New York reports five thousand two hundred ninety-one bales of enemy owned cotton sold for three cent per pound to aid the A. G. War Fund. Also notes an upcoming Cullooka school house entertainment for the Y M C A War Fund, a moonlight picnic honoring institute graduates, two marriages in Cullooka, and a T K O fraternity dinner dance with spring floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apelian
M. CG. A. War Fund
Cullooka
Y. M. C. A. War Fund
T. K. 0. Fraternity
M. A
Bethel
BL. O. Wells
Local Bridge Party and Red Cross Benefit Planned
A bridge party hosted by Mrs. George Martin and Mrs. Warren Titcomb honored Miss Mary and Miss Leslie McCarty with eight tables of play. Ruth Fleming won the top score for a Thrift Stamp prize, while the Red Cross Benefit on the Zion lawn promises music recitations and a country excursion for charity. Trimble Rountree marries J H Trimble at Carter's Creek with a Nashville honeymoon and Theta home plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
George Martin
Camille Herndon
Warren Titcomb
Mary
Leslie McCarty
Ruth Fleming
Red Cross
W. V. Thompson
Zion
Zion Red Cross Auxiliary
Trimble
Misa Mittie Rountree
J. EH
Tom Rountree
Carter's Creek
Morton
Nashville
Theta
Trimble Bros
Final Rites Held for J P Baugh After Sudden Death
J P Baugh 70 died Wednesday night at 10 30 at Kings Daughters hospital after brief illness. Body taken to Oakes & Nichols for burial preparation. He attended Freerson Memorial Presbyterian church near his South Main home. funeral at 4 pm today conducted by Rev J H Steen from the Presbyterian church. Interment at Rose Hill cemetery. He was native of Williamson County and survived by no children. Pallbearers named Sam Scott James Ingram Ira Brown Billy Maxwell Boyd Scott and C T Looney. Red Cross notice follows. For sale 100 000 sweet potato slips by Cook Outfitting Co.
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J.P. Baugh
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Oakes & Nichols
Mr. Baugh
Methodist Church
Frierson Memorial Presbyterian Church
South Main Street
J. H. Steen
Rose Hill Cemetery
Baugh
Miss Scott
Walter Scott
Williamson County
Sam Scott
James Ingram
Ira Brown
Billy Maxwell
Boyd Scott
C.T. Looney
RED Cross
Cook Outfitting CO
Memorial Rededication Honors Lieut Clarence Fry
A large service at the High school honors Lieut. Clarence H. Fry who died May 6 in England. The event, hosted by the Christian church the Century club and the Columbia Military Academy, featured speeches by local leaders and cadets, flags with a gold star, and songs of patriotism as the community rededicates to support the war effort. The tribute emphasizes Fry’s character, sacrifice, and role as an exemplar for American youth and service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Clarence H. Fry
England
The
Christian Church
Century Club
Columbia Military Academy
J. A. Sloan
G. T. Hughes, Sr
W. B. Greenlaw
W. C. Salmon
L. Z. Turpin
J. H. Dinning
Order of American Mechanics
Junior Order
C. M. A. Band
Capt
Nelson
C. A. Forney
Mary McCary
America
Geo. O. Watts
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Columbia Military Academy Cadet Corps
Lieut. Fry
Hughes
Pry
Clarence Fry
John W. Fry
Greenlaw
Clarence Wry
Mr. Salmon
Heaven
Clarence Pry
Mr. Turpin
Columbia
Dinning
For High School Farmers: California Camps Offer Showers
California public employment officials report camps near farms provide shower facilities for high school boys working on farms this summer. The setup aims to keep workers healthy and content while on agricultural jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal—High
California
J. P. Dargit
State Public Employment Bureau
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Maury
Maury County
Hata Iz
Bammer
Batistes
Dimities
Dee de
A. C. Larson
Orange Jugg Co
Atlanta
Granville Lipscomb
Orphan Home
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Memphis
Lipscomb
Nastville
David Lipscomb College
Margaret Turner
East Tennessee
Fannie Bell Carrigan
Mable Walker
Birming
J. L. Lentz
Weatherford
U. S
Massachusetts
Navy
G. W. Blair
FR. Green
Spring Hill
J. B. Overton
Blair-Dugger
W. W. Blair
Irene Martin
Lipscombs College
Nashville Tenn
Miss Martin
Craughan’s Business College
George ©. Watts
Judes
Sam Holding
Menphrie
Episcops
Bessie Frierson
W. B. Wooten
Mary Jane, Caperton
Jennie Yeatman
Elizabeth Caperton
Florence
Sheffield
Muscle Shoals
Wallace Pronzel
Western Union
Geo. C. Prensel
Cincinnati
Moo
Adams
Fort Sill
Oklo
Gene Lockridge
Valdosta
Jack Davis
Mt. Pleasant
Dora McLean
Central City
Kentucky
Margaret Dodson
Jacob Heblem
Als
Matte Colquitt
L. E. Shelton
Gallatin
J. F. Tureman
Chattanooga
Scarborough
Chicago
Ruth Turk
A. J. Small
Glasgow
P. Garber
Jim Andrews
Elwin
Indianapolis
Ind
H. F. Farias
Pearl Farise
H. F
Farise
E. Flowers
Greenville
S.C
Camp Sevier
Harry H. Miles
R. L. Hays
Bridgeview Farm
Sergeant Miles
France
R. L. McKinney
Sammie Church
Tron Chy
Iron City
Edward Jacks
Jacksonville
Horace Frierson, Jr
Maj
Horace Frierson
Hebecca Wolf
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Elcereres
Tek
E. D. Looney
Dora Belle Folbra
Annette Hoyt
Institute
Phil Dyer
Pulaski Pike
Miss Folbra
Miss Hoyt
Sarah Looney
Mary Mangrum
Blair Dugger
Sallie Elizabeth Dugger
Loyd E. Blair
F. C. Lowell
Mary Dugger
Clyde Foster
Blair
Ragsdale-Rogers
Harriet Rogers
William Ronald Ragsdale
Tenn
Ragsdale
J. A. Rogers
Frierson Memorial Church
James McCanless
Maggie Stani
Fry
Ero
Father
Sainte
Brother
Man
Cagualty
Seruice
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Vogue
Germany
U. 3
Ambassador Jas
W Gerard
United Preasj
W. W. Evans & Co
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