Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-04-27

We are showing one of the
strongest lines Of mems dress shoes
and oxfords to be seen in the city.
They are fresh, new goods in the
English and conservative lasts.
Ross Bros. & Co.
DIR. and Mrs. G, @. Bryant
motored over from McLemores-
vile Monday and we're accompan-
led home by Mrs. Bruce Cooper,
who is spending the week there.
Furman Wimberly, who re-
sides in Kentucky, is at the home
of his father, j. j. Wimberly of
the Hollow Rock community, and
is quite sick. His friends fear be
will not recover.
The Democrat is prepared to
print strawberry tickets on short
notice. Write US what you want
and we will mail them to you
promptly. We use a good mater
ial and our prices are reasonable.
Miss Nellie Mizell, of Hollow
Rock, and Miss Gladys Hurdle, of
Trezsvant, who is teaching music
at Hollow Rock, spent last Thurs
day night here with Mrs G. NJ.
| Woods.
Mrs. John Hefiy, after spending
a few days with her niece, Mrs.
E. G. Freeman, returned Sunday
to her home at Woodland Mills.
Mrs, Hefy has many friends in
Huntingdon, her old home, who
are always glad to see her.
Last Sunday, the FIRST real bean
tiful Sunday we have had this
spring, afforded our people an CD,
portunity to 90 to the country,
and many took advantage Of it. 1t
was a delightful day for an outing,
but the roads are not yet good.
Lands Hawkins, of Memphis,
after spending several days with
his mother. Mrs. Lucy Hawkins,
lett Sunday. Mrs. Hawkins ac-
companied him as far as McKen-
zie and spent a few DAYS visiting
her brother. j. X. Ramsey.
Children's Day will be observed
at the Methodist church Sunday
morning. The exercises will not
interfere with the regular Sunday
school service, but will take the
place Of the preaching service, be-
ginning at the ii O'Clock hour,
There will be preaching at night.
PoTAoTo SLIPS roR SALE. L
have Florida Yam potato slips
ready for the field. Price 20c per
100, with &c added if sent by par
eel post or express. Cash must
accompany the order. B. 4. Nor
gan, Huntingdon, Tenn. 13-4tI
j. w. Williams and family, w.
r. Montgomery. Floyd Joyner
and Misses Bessie Owen and Bes-
sic Williams attended the closing
exercises of the McLemoresville
Collegiate Institute last Tuesday
night. They report a very pleas
ant trip and that the exercises
we're quite enjoyable.
Gordon Browning attended the
closing exercises Of the Central
High School, one of Gibson coun-
tvs best schools, last Friday and
Saturday. He delivered the class
address to the graduating class
Friday nighb. Mr.. Browning says
this is a fine school and he enjoyed
very much his visit to it.
J. E. Rulings, of Beuna Vista,
was in Huntingdon Wednesday,
looking after some real estate
transfers. He has purchased his
sisters house and lot, being a por-
ton Of the old home tract Of Il.
w. Rulings, and has sold the farm,
including this lot, to Sheriff Kirk.
The consideration being $1,000.
The annual singing at Liberty
All will take place the first Sun
day in May. Everybody is cordi-
ally invited to attend and bring
well-flled baskets and spend the
day in joyful song. G. H. Pres
son viii! lead the singing. All who
have songbooks please bring them
with you. Tbos. Orman. Pastor.
The Presbyterian churches at
Mckenzie and Shiloh have ratified
the action of the official board in
extending a call to Rev. George l..
johnson to serve as pastor of those
churches for another year. These
churches have prospered under |
Bro. Johnson'S pastorate and are