Village News Roundup From Catlooka May 97
Local notes recount Margaret Manner’s return to Paragon Mills after visits with Bettie Howlett and Miss Rumsey’s near ninety one years. Revival at the Methodist church leads to plans for next year under Rev Gregory as five youths join the church. School awards highlight Declamation Medal and McKennon prizes. many locals attend ceremonies and visit relatives in Nashville, Algood, and Santa Fe. Comments on fruit shipments by R A Wilkes and community events round out the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlooka
Mise
Margaret Manner
Paragon Mills
Bettie Howlett
Rumsey
Gregory
Walker
Briday
Lady Love Eying
Samuel Carroll Evins
Mra
Wes. Evins
Harris and Graham
Aiken
Frank Moore
Alice Martin
Nashville
W. B. Bellamfant
R. A. Wilkes
Lucy Whittaker
Bertie Wilkes
Joe L. Moore
J.T. Williamson
George Williamson
R. L. Harris
General Assembly
Lebanon
M. F
J. T. Bellantant
H. Collier
New Orleans
Mra. Smiser
Mr. W. Bi. Pellantant
Columbia
J. B. Tomlinson
Normal College
Minnel May
Lonnie Tomlinson
Charlotte Smiser
Mattie Tagrum
Dan Garrett
Waco
Benson Evina
Roberts’ Bend
Cumberland Church
Barbara
Theta School May Commencement Proceedings Outline
Theta Tenn May 27. Weather Pitt presented the commencement sermon on May 1 and preached at the Baptist Church that night. May 21 the attendants enjoyed the work and primary exercises Thursday morning featured a Philomathian society debate on government tendency toward inoparohy. Frank Cox Austin McKnight Jesse Dortch etc. The judges favored the witiraiative. Friday program included poems plays and two declamation contests. Din cing gave an address praised for wit and the need for more of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cox
Austin McKoight
Jesse Dortch
Hernan Dortch
Edd McKennon
Allen Walters
Ginb
Largest Buggy Store Trades In City In 19th Century Ad
Satterfield and Dodson advertise a large stock of buggies surfice phaetons driving wagons and buckboards with trade savings at their Campbell's Station location on May 27. The issue also notes church sermons and local movements including travel, weddings, and visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoel
Satterfield & Dodson
Local notes and society items from Pleasant Mount and nearby
A mixed column reports Perey attending CPL events, visits to Nashville and other towns, church sermons, farm notices, and family visits. It records farm conditions at Daisy Sta Farm, a large church congregation, travels from Decatur and Chattanooga, a Texas trip tease, and local weddings and greetings among residents, with brief social details.
Kentuckians boast of their horses and wares in Chatterbox
The Kentuckians boast their fast horses fine whiskey and beautiful women but residents note Clifton fan made of Kentucky wheat. Mr and Aire Matt Jones of Little Lot visit parents Mr and Mrs Jim Jones. Charlie Webb returns home to aid ailing father. AThera School closing exercises draw crowds in Athendale. Mrs Hebecca Nelson of Dickson aids her brother J Webb. Carrie Walker visits Nashville. Frances Brady and wife return from Texas. Mr Jobo Krause and wife of Godwin visit. Lizzie Hight spends time in Columbia. Amos Walters is sick. Eva Rountree and Mrs A J Williams visit Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Bo McLemore
Edd McKennon
Charlie Watson
Allen Walters
McKennon, Anderman & Foster
Ona Welker
Cayce Cox
Mise Brantley
Tower
Laura Cox
Enoch Arden
Misa Price
Hettie Cox
Beatrice McKnight
Columbia
Mradno
Epperson
Algood
B. P. Dalton
Rushton
Fitle Son
Nashville
Ay Me Conmieu
Eugene Sewell
Stater
Santa Fe
Theta
Athendale
Brantley
Price
Inez Hight
Beech Grove
Howard and Green
Green
Allison
Evange
Ink
Clifton
Kentucky
Williamsburg
Aire
Matt Jones
Little Lot
Alys Jim Jones
Charlie Webb
Thera
Hebecca Nelson
Dickson
J. Webb
Carrie Walker
Narhville
Frances Brady
Texas
Walter Church
Jobo Krause
Godwin
Lizzie Hight
Amos Walters
Eva Rountree
A. J. Williams
Luesday
Chatterbox
A Towel In Addition at Andrews May 27
Local notes record visitors and residents including Luther Anderson and family from Union City visiting Mr and Mrs J P Andrews, Misses Luin and Alma Wright returning to Groveland, J P Dooley family moving to a new home, and others. Paris Green referenced as Rains headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Darnell
Tally Station
H. A. Gray
Columbia
Union Grove
Micawber
Williamstore Notes and Local Personal News
Dr Collins and family returned from New Orleans. Miss Carolyne Walker and Miss Vaonie Taylor taught schools, both ending last Friday. A Sunday school picnic occurred with dinner and woods outing. Miss Bhiae Golline accompanied by Nims Feonle Taylor returned home. Dr Ragedaly attended the Middle Tennessee Medical Society in Clarksville. Mrs George Stallings received eye treatment. Presbyterian revival closed with farewell sermon by Mr Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Hobbs Jay
Nashville
A. J. Hobbs
Jeff Porter
Mollie Gracey
Velma
Jobo
Stetfiad
Ala
Stummer
Meetie Gracy
Dean
Cuskey
Thurstity
Shirley Lowery
Mies Kannon
Cairie Mahoney
Mina Mayme Mahoney
New Orleans
Kennion
Opelia Kerr
Palla
Texas
Luther McDonald
Ernest Cradg Wieant
Hie
Elizabeth Waite
Boanie Frank
Mra
Florida
A W. McDonald
Hot Sprioga
Ark
Mr. Gracy
Miss Ora
Wistiaweport
Collins
Dirs
Arly Moore
Carolyne Walker
Mia Vaonie Taylor
Lizzie
Hoate
Dr. Edwards
Green
Nia
Sermon Guest Pittman on Second Sunday Visit
The Bible College preacher Pittman fills his regular appointment at the church in South Columbia on the second Sunday of the month and will visit his parents during the summer vacation. He plans to return the second Sunday in September with a tent for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Columbia
Rive BI Toro
Pittman
The
Bible College
Nashville
Pia
John Jones
Little Lot
Lelin Walker
Ashwood
Hugh Porter
Rolit, Moore Sr
Henry Anderson
Wedding Bells and Local Nuptials Report in Tennessee Town
The week carries wedding notices for Miss Matie Huston of this city and Mr. Spence McFall of Columbia to be wed June 10 at Presbyterian Church in Tuscumbia. Also reported are Charles B. Smith and Mary G. Wood marrying in West End, with guests from nearby towns. Additional notes cover invitations for Miss Anos Wallace Daniels to Phillip Williams Turner, J. W. Patterson to Maggie P. Dillehay, and local social details. Wheat crop forecasts show potential failure across the county with low expected yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matie Huston
Spence McFall
Columbia
Presbyterian Church
Tuscumbia
Miss Huston
Nashville
Phig
Columba
Eowe Tune
McFall
Colmbia
Mr. Smith
Stewart & Buckner
High Street
Mosers
Lewis Smith
Walter Wood
Mary Louis Daniela
Alabama City
Ala
Anos Wallace Daniels
Phillip Williams Turner
Daniels
Daniela Baving
Mina Daniele
Columbia Institute
Awful Accident Near Columbia Involving Mrs Wes Cook
An awful accident near Columbia Thursday morning at the Allen hill left Mrs Wes Cook of Santa Fe fatally injured and Mr Wes Cook severely hurt. Their buggy struck a fence after the horse reared, Mrs Cook dragged by a wheel and hurled. Mr Cook was knocked clear and treated at the Parrish home. Eyewitnesses include Turner Caruthers and Sadie Anderson. doctors say Mrs Cook’s recovery is unlikely while Mr Cook shows hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Wes Cook
Santa FE
Cook
Dru
Shaddan
Wallace Wilkes
Nice
Nies Sadie Anderson
Sam Parrish
Allen Bill
Theor
Parrish
Osole
R. Wo Hight
Tuener Caruthers
Allen Hill
Mr. Cook
Mrs. Cook
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Joe Percals
J. Rosenthal
Campbells Station
Perey
CPL
Feseral
Nasaville
Parris
Bute’ ‘al Station
Wo A Quen
Mise Ramhs
Lewisbang
Bruce White
Mclaine
Mo L Wilkes
Hobbs
W. W. McCorwick
Fred
Grovelnd
Mey
St Pleasant Mount
Colladelphon
Fr Matewell
Reo
Chaffin Bros
Rains Headquarters
Paris Green
Williamstore
Suton Symontsbehan
Wen
Kali Works
Naneaw Street
Dr. Thomas
Huston
Turner-Daniels
J. W. Patterson
Maggie P. Dilehay
Andrews
Briie
Avit Andrews
Dillebay
Daniel F. Dillebay
Patterson
Bryant Milling Co
Raine
Paris Men
Reink
Ftaine
Ford & Williams
August Bist
Rooge
Mr. Ck
J. B. Street & Co
Dr. Shadden
Cole Younger
Frank
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Frank James
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