Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-07-26

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fed Sunday to teach lie public
school
Vote for Joe H Mccall. who
will support your democrat gov
egnor Adv.
Misses Louise and Geneva Majors
OF Fulton, KY, are visiting Mrs.
W. B. HALEY
Mrs. Harry Schroeder, Of Muir
ray, Ky, IS visiting Mrs-J.L. Rich
ards at Hotel Olive.
Miss Carolyne Blanks. Of Trez-
evant, is visiting Miss Elizabeth
Harvey at Hotel Olive.
Misses Marie Darnell and Lillian
Mckinney. of McLemoresville, are
visiting Miss nellie Glenn Johnson.
Floyd Joyner, a member Of the
United Statest Navy, IS visiting the
family Of bis father, j. 3. Joyner.
Adolphus Bullock is home from
Camp SEWER, Greenville. ). o.,
for several days visit with home
folk.
Mrs. Vesta Rudd and son. Harold,
of Fulton, KY, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Sim.
mons.
Mrs. U. E. Wood and children
Of Nashville. visited Mrs. Bruce
Cooper at Hotel Olive the FIRST
of the week.
Vote for the man that believes
Id majority rule 10 Fl. Mccall
democratic candidate for state SEN
ate. Adv.
There was an ice cream supper
given at Lavina last Saturday night
in the interest of the Red Cross
Over $40 was secured
g. Nj. Watson, j. w. Murphy,
WI. w. Mebane and Geo. Murphy
motored to Mckenzie on business
last Tuesday afternoon.
Seth NOEL, who las a position
with the powder plant az Nash
vile, spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. L Noel.
Miss Happy Demoss left home
the first Of the week to teach ID
the publics schools Of Henderson
county, her school being near Lex
ington.
p. @. Cox and Newsome Adams,
young men from the Irrelevant
community, were in Huntingdon
last Tuesday. Mr.. Adams was mere
10 be examined before the local
board
Many of the young men who
registered June 5 of this year have
been in this week to be examined
by the local medical board. They
will then be classified Id their order
BY the board. Some Of these boys
will likely have to 60 to camp
during the month of August.
Mrs. Joe H. Mccall, who has
been quite sick for some time at
her home 10 Westport, is improv-
ing slowly On account Of her
sickness Mr.. Mccall has not been
able to give the attention to his
race for state senator that he would
otherwise have done.
w. P. Bovd and family, of
Earlsboro, Okla, are visiting
relatives and friends in this county.
He has recently sold his farm there
for, IS, $50. Mr.. Boyd says he will
be in Huntingdon the first Monday
and will be glad to shake hands
with his old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7. Tobey are
in Memphis with home folks. Mrs.
Tobey's brother, Mr.. Adams, Of
Memphis, who was in the service Of
his country was drowned recently and
she has the sympathy Of her friends
here in her bereavement.
N. B. Hardeman Of Henderson,
Tenn, will begin series Of meetings
with the Church Of Christ at Henry,
Tenn, next Sunday morning July
28) at II o'clock He will also preach
at 8 o'clock and $3.50 p. m. Dinner
and supper win be spread on the
grounds.
OF fifty men who enlisted in the
regular army and left Nashville
Wednesday we find the following
from Mckenzie: John Fuqua Par
nell, apprentice seaman: Robert
Elton Hodge, apprentice seaman;
John Spellings Everett. fireman
third class; Howard Martin Pate,
apprentice seaman. These young
men volunteered. This was fine
bunch Of young men and they were