Complex Society Weddings Across Cities In Early Autumn
Readable society notes describe multiple weddings and engagements among prominent families. Ruth Renkin Joss wed Epanthid w inance in Weyrick Dooley circles. Pauline Weyrick with Martin H. Dooley linked to Columbus roots and Akron venue. Ruby Gaskill married Max McKee in Santa Fe with relatives present. Alexander Dowell Vaughan’s daughter Theo Vaughan wed Noble Dowell in a grand Thirties style home ceremony. Bundled details include bridal attire, attendants, and church connections.
Reubenstein's Melody Marks Nuptials and Reception Glamour
After the ceremony, a reception was held in a dining room lavishly decorated with pink roses and pink gilded candelabras. Hosts Mrs Latta and Mrs Hanson assisted by Miss Park, Miss Hebblin, and Miss Dinning served refreshments. Out of town guests included the groom's parents Mr and Mrs B W Dowell and others from Atlanta, Hopkinsville, Cottage Grove, and Cochran. The couple plan a wedding tour and will reside in Duymoin Illinois where the groom practices law. the bride is praised as one of Columbia's loveliest and most beloved young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reubenstein
Edward Latta
Avanta
Hanson
Cochran
Ali
Gladys Park
Ruth Hebblin
Wilmoth Dinning
B. W. Dowell
B.C. Latta
Atlanta
B.D. Hil
Hopkinsville
Joe J. Brittain
Cottage Grove
Tenn
Russell Hanson
Ala
Duymoin
Ilinois
Columbia
Local Society Notes Remain Busy With Travel Visits
Misses Louise Roberts and Lillian Kinzer visit relatives in Waco and plan stops in New Orleans and Birmingham. Mrs. W. L. Pinkston returns to Nashville after days with her mother. Mrs. J. A. Robinson of Birmingham arrives for a visit. Several friends and relatives are noted in and around Nashville for weddings, political stops, and regional trips to New Orleans, Brewton, and Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pinkston
Nashville
W. B. Bloss
Louise Roberts
Lillian Kinzer
Waco
Texas
New Orleans
Birmingham
van Irwin
J. A. Robinson
Vera Morrow
Lawrenceburg
Alma Morrow
Irma Irwin
Asheville
N.C
George G. Gray
Tucker
Mt. Pleasant
T. D. Crowe
Washington City
Cox
Col
Dock Crowe
Hill
Hopkinsville
Dowell -Vaughan Vesults
H. B. Williamson
Pensacola
P. H Fawcett
West End
Williamson
Louise Jones
A. S. Page
L. C. Mayes
Alpany
Ala
Tom Friel
Lemyra Harlin
Brewton
Lenette Coleman
Hugh Barker
A. F. Burnley
Paplist Woman's Missionary Union
Nashville Association
Luther
Stewart Thomas
Winter Garden
Fla
Eba Cornelia
Tort Worth
Dallas
Local Republican Address Promised by Crowell in Maury County
Hon W H Crowell of Bedford county will address Maury county citizens Monday in the interest of the Republican state and national tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Crowell
Bedford County
Maury County
Regular Meeting Call for Agriculture Council Directors
President Joe Frank Porter urges full attendance at the council of agriculture directors meeting in the courthouse on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The regular session will discuss plans for the annual meeting to be held in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Frank Porter
Council of Agriculture
Court House
Noble Christian Woman Is Dead
Mrs Josie Porter Harlan widow of Henry Harlan Maury sheriff died at her home on West Sixth Street after a long illness Born September 27 1844 she was 75 days shy of 76 She married March 20 1867 to Henry Harlan who died in 1898 Survived by four children Robert and Misses Kime Amanda Columbia and Sam O Florence a brother Greeppville Ill She was a devout Methodist and beloved by all Funeral services tomorrow at 2 pm at First Methodist Church conducted by Dr W B Taylor Pallbearers named and steward group honorary pallbearers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Porter Harlan
Henry ©. Harlan
Maury County
West Sixth
Harlan
First Methodist Church
W. B. Taylor
Theodore F. Stephenson
J. 8. Robinson
Thomas H. Peebles
James W Thomas
Ewing Kannon
Jitley W. Bruce Turner
The
Road work slowed by cool weather on Jackson Highway
Rain and cool temperatures hinder road work on the Jackson Military Highway. Engineers say asphalt cannot be rolled into rock foundations when temperatures fall below fifty degrees. Contractors expect little surfacing before spring as winter approaches in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakson Military
Wextier
Rain May Boost Crimson Clover Across Drought Affected Fields
Prof McLean notes rain will benefit crimson clover in Dudley county fields, especially where limestone lime was not used. Some drover losses reported during drought, but most crop remains alive. If sufficient growth occurs before harsh cold, crop prospects improve. bonded with lime rock terms and Christie vine keeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Gordain Knot Death Rate and Early Numerals
Fragmentary notes indicate a discussion of a death rate described as seven thongs and references to early numerals from the third century. Place and full context remain unclear from the fragment.
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Garber’s
P. Garber
Seventh Street
Brigance-Tulloss
George Renkin
Joss
Ruth
Epanthid Winance
Weyrick-Dooley
Pauline
Weyrick
Martin H. Dooley
Merly
Akron
Ohio
Dooley
Mirland
Sebi
Bins
Robert Pillow
Old Dominion
William Edward Hardison
Toy Hardison
Elizabeth Fisher Watkins
Minter City
Nis
Edemund Dillehunty ‘Looney
Bald
Iyerness
Dtss
North
Baird
Dowell-Vaughan
Robert Wording
Vaughan
WB. ‘Taylor
First “Methodist” Church
Isabel Vaughan
Maid of Honor
Misses Alleyne Church
Margaret Vaughn
Mildred Robinson
West Virginia
W. A. Gray
Mary Beasley
Sara Pillow Cowle
Carrie Vaughan
Reader Mrx
RL Lee Thomas
Platy
Clint. Moore
Raymond Salishly
Ano
Moore
Ren
Porter
Grafonola Club
Victrola XI
Columbia Hardware & Furniture Co
Music Center
Herald
Hays & Wright
North Main Street
R. L.hays
RAINS
Crimson Glover
Numnerio
Ostlin
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