The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-05-05

Shirts. Newest things in neck wear.
The Leader.
Get in the procession! Automobile
parade Thursday, May IL, to boost
clean up day.
"a store to know'-First in style,
first in quality, first in fit, first in low
prices. The Leader.
Your boy deserves the best. See
that he gets it by buying Perfection
clothes. The Leader.
Mems suits dry cleaned for $1.00 to
SIPS; Ladies suits SIPS up. Work
guaranteed. Call 264.
Rev. E. L. Atwood left for Kentuc-
ky Wednesday night to attend the fu-
neral of an aunt. He will return in
time for regular services at his church
Sunday.
Wanted-In a eongenial neighbor-
hood, aquiet home in which to bring
up family. Tin cans and empty
bottles preferred. Mrs. Mosquito.
Use Chinamel white bath tub enam-
ell on your bath tub, refrigerator, kitch-
en- sinks and woodwork. Absolutely
waterproof. Varnishes and oils. Cop
pedge Drug Co.
If you have thrown tin cans in the
alley or the vacant lot next to you,
please get them together and pile them
by the street, so they can be removed
on clean up day.
The arrival Of the D0RT automo-
bile has created a sensation in Browns
vile and Haywood county. 1t is a
beauty; has the POWER, Comes full
" equipped and the price is right. See
H. l.. Currie or Iascal Hurt. II
Judge VIM. Smith Of Memphis, Mr..
and Mrs. Kim Taylor and Miss Mary
Sue Taylor of Taylors Chapel, Nor
borne Flournoy Of Wilmington, Tom
Flournoy Of Arkansas, are here to
attend the funeral Of Mrs Dora Flour
noy.
Ike Taylor, the negro who was shot
by Money Huddleston in a craps game
on Dixon Row about, three weeks ago.
died Tuesday from the effects Of the
wounds received. Huddleston escaped
after the shooting and has never been
apprehended.
X. N. Bond will complete his new
building on Depot street next week,
He has the prettiest show room IN
West Tennessee. Mr.. Rice Adams
will have charge and will be glad to
have his friends call around and let
him demonstrate the Overland car 70
them.
Fire! Firel Firel VIII burn any-
thing but tin cans and bottles. Please
burn up all trash that can be burned,
We will take care of the rest. Pile il
| in front Of your place before Thurs
day, May IL. Wagons will call early
Civic League.
Mrs. Matte Sue Stuart died at her
home in Whiteville Wednesday, April
26th. She was the wife of Mark Stu
art, and is survived by her husband
and four children. Funeral services
were conducted at the Methodist
church Thursday afternoon by Revs
w. F. Maxedon, C. c. Jordan, W. M
Norment and Jas. H. Oakley. The
interment was in Melrose cemetery
Mrs Stuart was a daughter of the late
Jno. A. Crowder Of this city, She had
many friends here who sympathizt
with the bereaved in their sad hour.
Claude Dezern died at his home foul
miles east of Brownsville Wednesday
night, aged 38 years, He had beer
sick for five days with pneumonia. He
was buried at the Chestnut Grove
burying ground Thursday afternoon
funeral services being conducted by
Rev. B. j. Russell Mr. Dezern was 8
consistent member of the Methodist
church at Chestnut Grove and was q
man of splendid moral character. He
was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim De-
zerne of the same neighborhood. He
leaves a wife and two small children
to mourn his death, The States
Graphic joins many friends in. ex'
tending sympathy to the bereaved
ones in their time of deep distress.
BY invitation the following mem
bers of Ed Worsham Lodge sos motor.
ed to jackson Saturday evening tC
meet the M. w. Grand Master, Chas
Barham and r. N. Smith, M. Cain anC
other prominent Masons at that time
Our Worshipful Master, John I. Gray
Jr., took charge Of the company, in.
Guiding Past Master Harry P. Tobias
John Clinton, secretary, H. H. Son
field, tyler, and r. H. Lyle, Master
Under the leadership Of Mr.. Gray the
members had a very pleasant time
met the grand officers, and say th'
more they know Of them the better
they like them, and while they are pay
ing their official visits it is hoped they
will kindly remember Ed. Worshan
Lodge, Brownsville, Tenn.
Mrs. Dora Aston Flournoy died a
her home two and one half miles
south of town Wednesday night at Il
o'clock. Mrs. Flournoy had an attael
of grippe during the Christmas holi
days and had never quite recovered
Monday afternoon she was in tow
and attended a meeting Of the mission
ry society Of the Presbyterian church
Of which she was a devoted member
| Wednesday evening she ate supper a
usual and did some little fancy worl
before retiring. Just a few moment
before ten o'clock she gave severa
screams and died in a few minutes
The funeral will be held this Fri
day. morning from the Presbyterian
church at 10 o'clock. Rev, Cecil Y
!. Crabb will officiate. Mrs. Flourno.
was the only child Of the late DR., AM
Mrs. Gus. Aston, and was born AM
!. reared in this county, She would hav
been sc in June. She was one Of tn
most beautiful and loyable Of woIael
and no one viii be more missed. He
country home has been noted for It
hospitality. For some time her cous
| - M;as paeein Smith has lived wit