The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-17

spent the weekend here with hi
parents. Mr.. ard Mrs ]. w. Nc
Laughlin.
/ Family washings al reasonable
prices: ironed on the new HotimaI
Ipress; no friction, no wear. no tear
Dickson Laundry Co
| Gardner. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A
Id. English, is threatened with blooC
poison. caused from sticking mai
in his loot.
| Mrs. ]. NJ. Freeman and grand
daughter, Miss Doris Freeman
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Nashville the guests OF relatives.
| Miss Lorena Bright went TO Jack
son Saturday, where she has secur-
ed a position a. stenographer foI
the Bedna Young Lumber Co.
Clinton Holt has returned from
Dallas. Texas, where be went few
days ago in se0rch OF work. Gin,
says Texas is alright, but give him
dear old Tennessee,
News has reached here OF the ar.
rival Of a baby boy at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie w. Stiu, at
AmoriIla. Texas; born November
i,h, weight 10 pounds.
Master John Lewis, son OF Rev.
and Mrs. John Durrett. who recent.
Iy moved from this place to Leban-
on, was run over by nm auto and
severely injured. having several
bones broken.
II. o. Ray. Of Aliens Creek, and
Miss Maggie Ray, Of New Castle.
Pa, are here attending the bedside
Of their mother. Mrs Sarah Ray.
who IL critically i'll at her home on
North Main Street.
The W. &. T. T.. will hold a
Christmas bazaar at Taylor Bros
on the first Tuesday and Wednes.
day in December. the 9th and 9th
days OF he month. Remember the
time and place and help on a good
cause by buying your Christmas
gifts there.
Claude Elliott came in rom Nash.
vide Monday morning. where be
had been spending several days
with HE wife. who was operated on
two weeks SGD for a chronic ailment.
lie reports her doing nicely and
will bA able to come home next
week.
The remains OF John Steele, who
was run over by a switch engine in
the yards at Nashville a few days
ago. were brought here Wednesday
morning and conveyed to the Steele
burying ground on Piney for inter.
ment. Mr.. Steele was ~ years old
and leaves a wife and several chill.
dren.
The Woman's Missionary Union
Of the Baptist Church held liz regu.
lar meeting Monday afternoon al
the church with twelve present. Al.
ter devotional exercises. the pro.
gram was rendered Ii was decid,
ed TO meet in the homes Of mem.
hers during the winter. All are
cordially invited to be present al,
the home Of Mrs. J s. Watson on
Monday afternoon, December llth.
Mrs Estes, Secretary,
The Womah'a Missionary Society
Of the Lutheran church held an in.
teres,ing meeting Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Lee Shawl. The attend.
ance was good and an instructive
program was arranged. This is the
thank. offering month. and neat
sum wac realized from the mite
boxes. AZ the conclusion Of the
meeting dainty sandwich and
salad course was served.
The First Baptist Sunday, School
had no regular lesson last Sunday.
but observed Worlds Temperance
Sunday with a special program and
an unusually good attendance, Mrs
Keel gave the scripture for the day
from m mory. Temperance ilus-
trations were given by ten members
OF the scho |. Paul Adair and Mai.
belle keele gave temperance read.
ings. Mrs. Chas Schmittou sang
The Brewers Pig Horses. Rev
q II. Moore made talk on the
lesson.