Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-05-03

Lee Bell. who went to Nashville
last week for al operation for APP
& pendicitis, stood the operation well
and is improving nicely. He ex-
poets to be at home the first Of
next week.
4 One 5 passenger 1917 model Ford
ii good condition. new tires all
around. Price $3.50. Bargain
/ Call and see it tried out. Hobart
Massey, Johnson Hotel, Hunting
don, Tenn. 14-St
Frank Priest went to Memphis
this week and bought Dodge car.
Alien 5. Eason and Miss Marjorie
NOEL who we're in Memphis ac-
companied him home. They came
in Wednesday,
Every Carroll countian must buy
$40 worth of thrift stamps or war
savings stamps before December
80 if the county meets the demand
of the government for its share of
the war cost. How far have you
gone toward your $209
Gilbert Yarbrough, who has
been in school in Jackson for the
last year, volunteered for service
in the coast artillery and left last
Monday Dight for camp. He be-
came twenty-one years old a few
days before he joined the army.
q. G. Freeman moved his jew
elry store to his new location on
the east side of the square the first
of the week. This is an excellent
location, and the new front is a de-
cided improvement to that block.
We hope others will follow suit.
For Registered HoI-
stein male, Sir Jamaica Boelyn,
No, 186394 H. F. H. B. will serve
ut my barn, q miles north Of
j Huntingdon, for 50. His mother
gave over three pounds of butter a
day. 0. w. Chandler, route Z,
Huntingdon, phone l06F2. Is 2
Miss Carolyn Blanks, of Tree
want, was the guest of Mrs. j. L.
Richards at Hotel Olive the latter
part of last week, returning home
Sunday. She was accompanied
home by Miss Elizabeth Harvey,
4 who spent several days with Miss
Martha Ware.
/ There will be no preaching SER
vices at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday, as the pastor is to
fill an appointment at Roellen, At
the regular meeting Of presbytery
at Paris last week Mr.. Hines was
assigned this appointment for each
first Sunday. The church is stu
ated near Dyersburg.
| Senator j. w. Mckinney, of the
Twentieth district, was in town
last Tuesday. He brought in sub
scriptions for 800 worth of Lib
erty bonds that he and a friend Sc
cured in his neighborbood last Fri
day. Mr.. Mckinney is live wire
and is always found working for a
good cause.
Commencement exercises of the
McLemoresville Collegiate lnstl-
tute are in progress this week. The
commencement sermon was delv-
cred by Bishop Frank NJ. Bristol
of Chattanooga. Several inter-
tainments are being given this
week by the several grades. The
school has had very successful
year
Mail addressed to members of
the American evolutionary force
in France should have the word
American" written or spelled in
full so that in the address the des-
Iignation will read American E.
F." according to a request made
by The postoffice authorities. The
new order is deemed necessary in
order to distinguish American mail
from that addressed to the expe-
dictionary forces of other countries.
Two per cent of the enlisted per-
sonnet of the divisions and de-
tached units of the regular army,
national guard and national army,
excepting the coast artillery and
various staff corps, will be desig-
mated to attend the fourth series
of officers training schools. which
will open May 10. Admission has
also been granted to some men who
have bad at least one years mill
tary training under army officers
ut educational institutions, which
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