Social notes highlight King's Daughters reception and local events
The King's Daughters held a reception at Mrs Ghos A Parker Sr home with delegates well hosted despite bad weather. Mrs Aust and others assisted, roses and ferns adorned the rooms. Miss Lorg's party featured Miss Mamie Dee Long with 30 children enjoying games and refreshments. A high school commendment recital at the Athenaeum impressed with Miss Pinkney Cone and her pupils. Marriage, engagements, and various society gatherings fill the social section with local families and guests across Nashville Clarksville Madison and Spring Hill in late May and early June events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghos. A. Parker
R. C. Uhurch
Mesdames Salmon
Atlett
Ellington
Anderson
C. A. Parker, Sr
Mesdaimes Aust
Nashville
Everett
Columbia
Tamble
Wood
Clarksville
Norvell
Zuccarello
Pulaski
Doolittle
Madison
W. P. Woldridge
E. Erwin
Lorg
James Andrews
Reok
Mamie Dee Long
Springfield
Dedman
W. ‘l, Chaffin
Theddis
Mamie
Wes Ninth Street
Gladys Decmat J
Louise Savage
Annie Be McKinney
Knoxville
William Vans
McKinney
Margaret Halvey and friends at school recital in costume
Margaret Halvey dressed as Black Mawmy led a torching lullaby and Mildred Latta in a Dutch girl role soothed a baby with a sketch. Louise Dortch and others performed songs and recitations as applause grew for the Mam my Song and Mendkerchief Drill. Prizes were awarded to Media Fleming and Gladys Smith as graduates received diplomas. Mr and Mrs Gant then entertained at their West Seventh street home with rock and refreshments after four-table games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Halvey
Mildred Latta
Louise Dorteh
Howers
Ethel Mckennon
Ava Dillehay
Gordon
Gladys Smith
Cornelia Suphenton
Joe Craik Sheldon
Medic Vieming
Margaret Stester
Lillie Claire Gillam
Walter Caers
Thomas Fraser
Alison Webster
Roberts Bryan
Martha Illington
Virginia Hart
Ernestine Dorteh
Persia Rose
Margaret Rainey
Mpathy
W. B. Capers
Media Fleming
Aversee
Cornelia Stephenson
Anna Hurlbut
Louise Dortch
Ethelbert McKennon
Gant
John Gant
Rock On
West Seventh Street
Strong lamb shipments expected as Maury County tops profits
Maury County farmers anticipate a profitable lamb season with heavy shipments next week. Many flocks will ship in June when most lambs reach fifty five pounds, averaging eighty five to ninety pounds for some, and lambs priced around seven and a half cents with some at eight. Wool yields add about one dollar per head, boosting average flock value to roughly six dollars per head. The open winter improved weight and quality, supporting expectations of flock expansion despite earlier lower wool prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Maddux Convicted On Second Charge In Tennessee
In Cookeville Tennessee on May 2 the trial of R Lem Maddux for forging a forged bee ended with a guilty verdict on the second count and a three year penitentiary sentence. He had earlier been convicted for forging checks and received five years. Attorneys Adcock Adcock and W E Beckman defended him. Attorney General W R Officer led the prosecution with R B Capshaw assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookeville
Tenn
Maddux
Ion
Adcock & Adcock
W E. Beckman
W. R. Officer
R. B. Capshaw
Mother of Four Sets of Twins Relates Divorce Case
In Aurora on May 24, Mrs. Rollo Lincoln testified in her divorce case that during twelve years of marriage she bore seventeen children, including four sets of twins. She said ten of the children are dead and she had obtained a decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Rollo Lincoln
Jehe
Graduation Exercises at Columbia High School Grand Night
The Columbia High School closing exercises moved away from common formats with a Thursday night program at the New Grand. The class day featured original numbers by Miss Martha Moore Tomlinson and a well received student run entertainment. An Athenaeum reception followed for post graduates, and the final exercises included music by the H. S. Orchestra under Miss Cone, an invocation by Dr. W. T. Haggard, and the address by Prof. H. Weber. Diplomas and medals were awarded by Supt. RL Harte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High School
Martha Moore Tomlinson
New Grand
W. T. Haggard
New Union University Opens Splendid Building in Jackson
Special to The Herald Jackson Tenn May 26 The University of Jackson Tecn has built a new campus structure costing about 100000 with unmatched appointments The opening Tuesday June 8 features Dr Charles W Daniel of Atlanta Ga as morning speaker and a general alumni reception in the evening with Senator Lea delivering an address Alumni from across the country are expected to attend and occupy the building and grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Jackson, Tenn
University of Jackson
Tecn
Education
Union University
Chas. W. Daniel
Atlanta
United States
Lea Ag
Lea
Grape Juice Highlighted at Bryan Banquet in Atlanta
Atlanta May 28 unfermented grape juice will be the strongest beverage served at the banquet to honor Secretary of State W. J. Pryan Monday night. Pryan will speak Monday afternoon at the quarter centennial celebration of the Georgia School of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Military Academy
H. ©. Weber
Hell Howe
Atlanta
W. J. Pryan
Uryan
Georgia School of Technology
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Kuhn
Athenaeum
Iigh
Pivkney
Athenaeum Orchestra
Lone
Firstiolin
Essie Green
Eunice Denham
McAfee
E. Yoest
P. E. Cone
Sec
Ond
Lela Matthews
Paul Bumpus
Helen Hayes
Provine Greenlaw
Gilmer Greenlaw
James Shields
Joe Waldo
Rosenthal
Annette McLean
A. Louise Speed
Vera Sowell
Mrs. Kelley
Miss Pinkney Cone
Monteagle
F. Strahm
Cornet
Hawele
Strauss
Grace
Pohy
Bonnie Journey
Louise Roberts
Miss Cone
Martha
Garmer
Ara May Dillehay
Rozetta O'Aryan
Jondolier
Conrath Bloom
Blossom Waltz
Holet
Jno
Blair Jackson
Dani Les Camp
Henry van Gael
Ruth
Virgina Sowell
Lemoine LaVignac
Annie Louise Speed
Naomi Estes
Irene Martin
Alleyne Eates
Nell Campbell
Lou Willie Chamberlain
Clara O'Neal
Engleman
Lindsay
the Phiaves
Naem
Estes
Alleyne Bates
Gray-Gray
Gertrude Gray
Sawdust Valley
Gray
Hickman County
Woodrow
T. F. Clendesuing
Elu
Williamsport
Spring Hill
Williams
J. A. Williams
J. E. Williams
Mary K. Hines
Big Cat
Ala
Hines
D. Morgan
Decatur
H. B. Cothran
and Atte
Ben Nicholson
Ava Dillchay
Street Fulton
Barrow Moore
J. C. Moore Werthes
Gladys Dedman
Misa” Louise @avige
Mclines
James Dedman
Moore
Jui
Ne Bartow
Ace Meek
Wilse Gladys Dedman
Warren Thcomb
Ness
H. R. Adams
Marit
C. D
Nowlin
Cookeville Merchant
Illinois
Athenaeum Wall
Jackson
Senator Lea
New
Bryan
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