The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-08

=. :
e. j. Nays nssdl ~iie hass naova
here from cplesharg aiAd afs nos
In charge ofthe Hotel nsshrs'c
Mrs, r. NJ Tagles, rho - bsan
seriously III tof she passihw wseks
I've arr sorry ID regsotl still n 4 ~
serious conditions
Miss Hazel Csnaer0n. of unl0a
City. en- route lp 81. BenaEf ArAsir
Isny, Nashville. spent tie meek .ssass
| the guest III III gsalah Mal
Wolfe.
Miss Lucille Killings. aitAf spend
ins the holidays here slth ~
mother, Mrs. II. WI. Ridings. lett
Monday Tor New Orleans. where
shs il attending school. u
T. + &
G. II. Work. of New Albany.
Miss. spent the holidays With H.
mother and other relatives an
Piney. Mr., Work IL ID the handle
manufacturing business, and reports
q prosperous business Tor che past
year.
MFR. and Mrs. q. W. Dodson|
entertained ut dinner Christmas DIV
at their home ON Centre syanns.
Those present were: Mr., and Mira.
P. A. nodson Of Nashville. iir. and
Mrs. Percy Myati Of Union City.
Mr.. Harding. Misses Lorain Barnett
End BeuIah Mai Wolf.
Ms. G. q. Collins delil htiully |
entertained with n rock party d her
home Tuesday afternoon, The |
rooms were attractively decorated
With red and green. Late in the
afternoon refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mesda mes II,
H. Self, w. H. Mchiurry. Clayton
Smith, H. c. Guerin. j. !. Watson.
T. II Harris, |. b. Wilson. w. Il,
Boyle. J H. Matthews, W. HI.
Walker, ], ?. Gray.
The American Tobacco Co,
several months ago put on q contest
with their salesmen, In which they
offered as a premium OF SIS or
free trip TO New York, to the sales.
man who sold the most goods dur.
ing the given period. Norman
Brown. Of this place. won the
premium. aud accepted the free
trip to New York. He was also
promoted 10 manager Of branch
office at Houston. Texas. Mr..
Brown and bis family will leave
Tor their new home In a few days.
While the citizens OF Dickson re.
greet very much to lose Mr. Brown
and his estimahle family as eitizens.
yet they rejoice with them In their
prosperity.
Mrs. Luther Little entertained a,
her home on Main 1t. on New
Years Eve in honor OF several
holidays visitors. The occasion
was something OF reunion oil
former Dickson girls who bad been
chnms. Music, games and pleas.
ant conversation made the time
pass quickly. and al a late hour o
three course menu was served,
after which the guests waited iot
the Old Year to pass out and TO-
welcome the New Year. which they
did by firing off several large fire
crackers, ringing bells, etc. and
wishing one another "A Happy
New Year. - Fifteen friends ems
joyed Mrs. Titles hospitality.
The guests Of honor were: Mrs. r.
NJ. Sager, Of Franklin, Tenn; Mrs.
II. o. Thomas. Louisville. Ky.;|
Mrs. Henry Stein, Nashville, Tenn;
Miss Minnie Rickert.. Toronto.
Canada. Mrs. Little was was ~.
slated In entertaining BY Miss lima
Bright and Mrs. lula Spencer.
Miss Ruth Brooks Of Kroxville.
Tenn. who ia visiting her sister.
Mrs. r. \. Freeman, was the
honoree at card party rendered
by Mrs. Freeman and Mrs, B. @.
benson as joint hostesses on last
"Wednesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent 10 playing rock a,
four tables. AT the close Oh the
game dainty refreshments were
served at the card tables.
Those present were: Misses Ruth
Brooks, Edith Badge, Lucy Wynns.
Eula Holt, Suzanne McCaul. Annie
Mai Liggett, Christene Hunt, Imo-
gene Slayden, Glenn Leech, Leila
and LYDIA Rogers. boy Myait.
Francis and Helen Hutchis,n. Bes-
sic Nelson Of Paris and Miss Childs.