The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-21

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msssing waahela NTH Mrs. Chiiss.
lles ID beinf prsbsils. THE 2srl
lpsAlm vas read bV Mrs Corn Bskr
| u. The 1Desfsnx next wsAk viii
| be held NTH Mrs Ginham. Mrs
Pearl Lewis leader.
Rev. and Mis. ] w. Mcdaniel
chaper0ned j party 10 Rnskin Care
Monday alterno0n-- Misses Pounds
iFoflay. Bradley And Mall,. Aisef
spending delightful Afternoon.
lunch was arFysd IN The ground hs-'
fore returning q the city,
III N. c0wan. accompanied BIZ
Homer Locke. Walter and Robert
English and Herbert Talent. mem
bers Oh bis .sunday.Sch class,
and San Freeman attended the
Sacred Concert 81 the Commence
ment exercises ii Ruskin.Cave Col.
lege Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Keenon and
children, OF Paris. were called here
Saturday on account Of the serione
illness Of Mrs. Kaenon's mother.
Mrs. Elnosa Martin. Mr.. ksenon
returned to Paris, Monday, but
Mrs. Reenon and children will re-
main here several days.
MFR. and Mrs, Lester Rogers aud
Miss Leila Rogers. mad a narrow es.
cape from being dangerously injured
Monday afternoon. They were
diving A horse q 4 buggy when
the horse became frightened end
upset the buggy. They escaped
with only few minor cuts aud
bruises,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 4. Beasley left
Tuesday afternoon for Dallas, Texas
where they will spend few days
with their daughter. Mrs. o. c.
Holland. before going 10 the ex-
position at San Francisco. They
will be gone several weeks and will
return via Salt Lake City and Den.
yer.
Monday afternoon was Field Day
at Ruskin Cave College. A large
crowd was present. A contest drill
between Companies A and G and
a sham battle were the features OF
the afternoon. In the drill contest
Company G won the flag, which
was presented tothem by Rev. j..
w. Mcdaniel, oil this city. A num-
Der OF people were there from
Dickson, Charlotte, vsnleer and
Paris.
Mrs. w. M. Metzler compliment.
ed the Friday Afternoon Club very
delightfully."- at her country home Fri.
day afternoon, Rock was played
at two tables. the highest score be.
ing made by Mesdames g. c. Col
Inns and w. A. Clement. After the
game a delicious two course dinner
was served. The club members
present were; Mesdsmes b. 0. Den
son. q. C, Collins, q. A. Slayden,
H. C. Guerin. W. A. Clement, W.
r. Boyle. and d. 3. Hutchinson.
The only additional guest was Mis-.
j NJ. Wynns,
Miss Winnie Mclaughlin enter.
tanned with Progressive Rock at
three. tables. Monday afternoon,
May 18th, IN hmor ~ Mis- f,sfiA
Shirley Of Ward Belmont, who was
the weekend guest OF Miss Nancy
Truman After the game, an ice
conree was served. The guest list
included: Misses Lena Shirley
Nancy rnvman, Frances Hutchinson,
Euia Holt, Glenn Leech, Katheryn
Urigsb,, Emily Moran, Suzanne
McCaul. Christine Hunt. Eula Jos.
lin. Mrs. Ray Hogin. and Mrs.
Larry Conant.
One night last week ladder
disappeared from the College street
sidewalk a; John Gos-ss..'s store.
We are informed by Mr.. Gossett. |
that he will give $500 for the re-
turn OF the ladder and the conviction
OF the party who stole 1t. The
reason he 10 offering such liberal
reward is because he had the ladder
borrowed from Ed. Larkins and