Returns of Local Residents Across Several States
A city column lists numerous residents who have returned from visits or trips to Nashville Dickson Tenn Waverly Zion Richmond Va Decatur Fayetteville Franklin Santa Fe Jackson Mt Pleasant Nashville Sewanee Knoxville and other places. It notes Maid of Honor selections and gatherings at institutes and conventions as well as guests at homes and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Houser
Nashville
Minnie Small
Dickson
Tenn
W. B. Turner
Waverly
Mary Frierson
Zion
G.T. Hughes
Alabama
John Carpenter
John Shortridge
Memphis
City
W. H. Humphreys
Humboldt
Eq Vaughn
Elia
Tennie Younger
Santa Fe
Murfreesboro
Robert Lowell
Hinton Hight
Decatur
Alec Kilcheffer
Clark Jones
Fayetteville
Mary Willie Frierson
Richmond
Miss Frierson
Leonidas Polk
Robbie Goodman
Carey, Mise
Laura McMillin
Jackson
J. B. Rees
Lizzie FM
Theo. Fox
Summer return visits fill Nashville to Mt Pleasant
A long list of residents and visitors travels, returning home to Nashville, Mt Pleasant, and surrounding towns. Many are from institutes and colleges, including Miss Logan and Miss Mary Taylor, with others visiting Florence, Belmont, and Pulaski. Several families, such as the Gambles and Browns, are described as visiting or returning from trips to Florence, New Orleans, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Padgett
Indian Territory
Fred Latta
Sara Hughes
Mt. Pleasant
Charlotte Henderson
Knox Fleming
Ber von
Miss Logan
Institute
Nashville
Frederick Hardy
Francis Hardy
Ea Carpenter
New York
John Carpenter
Mary Decker
Louleville
Judge
E. B. Erwin
Murfreesboro
Mary E. Taylor
Mildred Richardson
Summertown
McBride
Arch Craig
Mrs. Daly
Pulaski
Annie Evans
Jean Dobbins Hay
Charlie Jackson
Jean Dobbins
Charles Jackson
Social events courtesy Neapolis and Mt Pleasant society
Miss Sallie Sanders entertained in Neapolis in honor of Miss McFerrin while Mrs Clark Jones hosted a card gathering for Mrs Brinkley Renick of Kentucky. Oak Dale school events and a Mt Pleasant bridge party featured along with a Sunday school recital by Mary Ashton and Mary Dale Figures. The Studente' Club elected officers and restricted membership to twenty five, with Mrs Church and Miss Williams among new members. A Mt Pleasant bridge party honored Mrs Henry Badham and Mrs Richard Randolph of Birmingham at the Ruhm home, with prizes awarded for highest score and guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet
Fraskiin
Mima Agnes Bennett
Pranklin
Miss McFerrin
Godwin
Gallip Sanders
Neapolis
Martha Plelse
Santa Fe
Clara Thompson
Nashville
Charlie Dodson
Decia Collier
Pred Latta
Laura Fariss
Dallas
Texas
Bone
Bernice Johnson
Covington, Tenn
Mra Monte Fariss
Louise
LeRoy Bock
Mas. Buck
Priday
Sewanee
Mra Buck
Cincinnati
New York
Mia Winona Buck
J. J. Parrish
Dark's Mill
John McCullum
Howard
Tennessee
Church
Carer's Creek
Dark’s Mill
Baugess
Franklin
Alberta Spain
Evan Helm
B. Callender
Sumner County
Willis Jones
Cross Bridges
Miesexy Ella
Lalla Brown
Fred Gamble
Florence
Als
A. C. Floyd
Memphis
Annie Ceel
Ashwood
Mollie Gordon
Trenton
Sallie Looney
Lizele Murphy
Alvarado
Lula Moore
West Tennessee
South Colifobia
Furmen
Abberville
Will Jarvive
Mazie Cason
Annie Phillips
Allie Kittrell
Emma Browm
B. M. Renick
F. D. Landers
Meade Frierson
Paris
Miss Blanch Coffee
Shelby Coffey
Jno. McGaw Johnson
Clarksville
Birmingham
Ala
William Moses
William
John Gant
Louisville
J. F. Brownlow
Zalima
Southern Baptist Association
Richmond
Fist Methodist Church
Mike Mary Ashton
Mary Dale Figuers
R. C. Church
Carrie Williams
Mary Carpenter
Carle Walker
Lucy Floyd
Geo. E. McKennon
Hallie Fry
Henry Badham
Richard Randolph
John Ruhm, Jr
Herman Ruhm
Mt. Pleasant
Ruhm
Ingram
Mrawn Wheeler
Amd Hall
Bruce Cochran
Randolph
Badham
Roe Oc
Sick list notes several local health updates
Friends of Ed Erwin report he has been quite sick for a week. Miss Dena Scotten, home from Bowling Green, Ky, arrives Sunday morning ill. Mrs. Allison Webster shows improvement after recent illness. Mrs. BE McLemore also ill. Mrs. B P Fraser recovering from illness. Mr. Ed Perry sick for several days at J L Hutton’s residence. Miss Maud Burns recovering well after appendicitis operation at Dr Pillow’s infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor Polk
Nashville
W. P. Watson
Charlotte Hughes
Chas. Forgey
Meade Frierson
Renick
Charlie Jackson
Mr. Pleasant
Lou Porter
Mary Darden
Turnersville
Tenn,s
G. T. Hughes
Bishop
Gallor
Sewanee
Atwell Thompson
McMillan
Jackson
Tenn
Sarah Hughes
Mt. Pleasant
Charlotte Henderson
Ella Joe Brown
Lola Brown
Emma Brown
Morgan Hall
Fleming
Birmingham
Presbyterian Assembly
Allie Kittrell
Mary Pitts
Jessie Andrewa
Institute
J. L. Hutton
French Lick Springs
A. M. Hughes
Washington, D. C
Mies Harbison
Shady Grove
Iif
W. P. Erwin
Green
Pulaski
N. B. Sheppard
James Parks
Knoxville
Edna Farres
Tyrnville
Ed Erwin
Dena Scotten
Bowling Greem
Allison Webster
BE. B. McLemore
Ed Perry
Maud Burns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buster Brown
Harlan & Evans
J. N. Alexander
Lynnville
Henry Manning
Cuba
Mise Wallace
Ella Joe
Witt Hutton
Shelbyville
W. J. Dale
Susan Polk Temple
Beckett
Tommie Graham
Europe
John Partis
W. D. Cook
Ira Hightower
Will Hooten
Katherine Hardison
Carter’s Creek
Carrie
Louise Sowell
William Hart
Flotsé Oakes
J. T. Oakes
T. C. Petri
Columbia
Edna Lee
Hartsell
Bessie Arnold
New Qrleans
Visting
Harry Granbery
Attle Son
St. Louis
Mra
Robt. Sones
Moses McClellan
Will Moore
Cave Springs
G. Pickard
Terrell
Albert Shield
Julia Warfield
Belmont
White
J. C. Wooten
Coastitiian Springs
Thomas Porter
John Sloan
Fred 8. Ferguson
R. P. Dodson
Mira Fannie May Garner
Timmone
Pauline O'Neal
Fd O'Neal
Mita Mary Bell ‘Gray
Pine Blut
Maury Dry Goods CO
Normandy Val
Dress Goods
Oak Dale
Meadames
Mary Hine
W. P. Morgan
W. J. Whitthorne
Rosa Warnett
Studente
B. P. Fraser
Alck Lint
H. G. Roseiid
Optician
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