Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1916-06-22

Ine entertainment headquarters are
located at The Wayside and any infor-
nation desired may be obtained by
calling there or on Prof M. T. Car
] Isle, general chairman, at the Hotel
Richelieu.
COMMITTEES
The celebration is in charge of the
following committees:
General Committee-M. T. Carlisle,
Chairman; Jas. NJ Cox, w. A. Hens
ley, Claude Darwin, w. M. Shanks
Jere Whitson.
Finance-Mrs. w. r. Carlen, Mrs.
W. M. Shanks, Treasurer.
Judging-Judge Sam Edwards, E.
L. Writ, Joe w. Cooper.
Entertainment-Jas. N. Cox, Chair
man, R. L. Farley, Jno. B. Dow, C S
Jenkins, w r Carlen, Thurman Whit
son.
Decoration-Mrs. Rutledge Smith,
Mrs. j. p. Hamilton, Mrs. L. NJ, Bull
lington, DR.. ]. A. Wyly Bob Lee Mad
dux, Fred Staley.
Patriotic Concert-Jeff Wall.
Baby Show-Mrs. Fred White.
Pageant-The following have been
appointed to manage sections in the
parade:
Band-F. E. Collier
Military Co. of City School
Boy Scouts-Alvin Writ
Bows Corn Club-Prof. Harrison.
Girls Canning Club-Miss Marga-
rett Mckenzie.
School Float-Mrs. J. M. Hat
field.
High School Float. K. Sisk.
Polytechnic Float-President Early
and Supt Hatfield.
Parent Teachers Section-Mrs. w.
r. Carlen, !
Story Tellers' Section-Mrs. J. C.
McDearman.
Decorated Automobiles Jere B. !
Barnes, Miss Ada White.
Trade Display-Dr- G. N.Guthrie.-
Old Soldiers-Hon. Jackson Davis, |
Hon. Frank Richmond and ]. HDavis. |
Horseback Riders-Benton Terry, |
and Miss Matte Lee Barnes.
Pony Section-Jno. III. Whitson.
Farmers Float-Blair Harrison
Fraternities-F. R. Pendergrass.
R. F. d, Carriers-Hartford Johnson
Present Day Notables-Dr. w. s.
Mrs. j, c.. McDearman, Mrs. |
Rutledge Smith.
Marshals-O. X. Holiday, C. N. e.
rod, Ralph Writ, Joe Cooper, L. NJ
Rutledge Smith, DR.. C. p.
Martin, Willis Dow, Algood Carlen, w. I
s. Jared.
QUEEN OF PAGEANT
a voting contest for queen of the
pageant is now on at the Wayside rest
room. Following is the standing:
Miss Mary Jared ........... 200
Miss Margaret Hickman ... 200
Miss Matte Lee Barnes ..... 200
Miss Ada White -. ......... 300
This contest is open to anyone. The
of voting are, 10 cents per
100 votes. Proceeds go on expenses
Of the celebration A specially deco
rated pony cart will be arranged for
The queen to drive in the parade, also
horseback escorts.
STREET PAGEANT
The order of the big spectacular
street pageant is given in another col
INN. It will be the big feature of the
lay, and aside from the many beauti-
'ul and patriotic features, there will
,e many instructive and amusing Sec /,
ions. This feature will begin at about
me o'clock
Route Of Parade-The parade will
,egin at corner Of Dixie Avenue and :
dain Street; proceed down Dixie Ave- 4
lue to Hickory Street (by w. M. :
;hanks' residence) to washington Av. \
,nue; thence to Court House Square;
o T. c. Depot.
lose at 100 p, M. and stay closed un- :
il after the parade.
BABY SHOW j2
Entries to the Fourth OF July baby {
how, which will be at O'Clock, or inn
nediately after the parade, may be Il {
made at The Wayside any time before f
O'Clock. It would help the managers +
those planning to bring their babies +
Fould let US know as soon as possible L
o that we may have some idea of how T
many to arrange for. The entrance G
ee of 25 cents will be paid at the II
pening. iV
There will be twelve prizes, as fol- +
ows: Il
Prettiest girl under one year. r
Prettiest girl between one and two. G
Best built boy under one year. Up
Best built boy between one and two. L
Best built boy or girl under two G
Baby with best eyes, under two. i5
'aby with smallest feet for age. p
Handsomest boy under two G
Fattest baby under two. ID
Best pair Of twins. iP
Baby with most brothers and sisters Y
The beauty prizes will be awarded y
y popular vote, Others by doctors c
All babies must wear N
lainly made white dresses All J,
lothers are especially invited to use ID
he Wayside that day. There will "A
O extra hoda and attendants for their r