The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-20

1 Nlkh htsk @0aa1su2A EFU3Mew 10.
| Il series oi mestInss has bssn Ia
Daogs~ss nj the cgaft house ssRca
last Sunday conducted by Nee
danes Dean and RiIT. q The Maze
rens faith.
| A iolnt bible discussion apans
W next Monday nj Gsnuys Park,
0sar Barns, betseen Elder |. b.
Bradley, Oh the Church Of s'hfist.
and Eld. Claude Cayce. Primitive
kxptiss.
| Misses Ruth and Sammie Bryan.
Louise Johnson and Doris fss,s-
man sent 10 Pulaski. Tuesday.
xhsfs they will he ia school al
| Martin Collage.
Joe Crosby. alter a several days
furiouxh here with bis parents.
Elder and Mn. J A. Page. lrit
Thursday Tor Hampton Roads.
where he IL stationed in the Navy.
Prof.. w. p. MMrison. oi Camp
Jesuy, Fort Acphessoa, Ga. spsal
the weekend b~fe with his family.
The professor Is actively engaged
In the army 7, N. {. A., work.
Mrs. Sam Harris and hahy and
grandmother, Mrs, |. N. Nelson, III
Paris. Tenn. arrived here Tuesday
at ponn for viyit TO the taitsr's
daughter. Mrs. u, c. Collins, and
family and other relatives.
General John X. DaIce. al Tren.
ton, Tena.. has announced the en.
gagement and approaching Eafrl'
agc oi his daughter, Annie Laurie,
to Homer l., Grigsby, oi Dickson.
Ihs wedding ~ili take place OH O.
,obsf 2ith.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Robertson.
Of Bumpus Mills. spent low day.
here this week the guests OF their
SOU. :, g. Robertson and family
They will also visit their s0n, Frank
Robertson and family. At Kingston
Springs, before returning home
Morris aud Rye Leech, sons OF
Depo, Agent. l.. Il, Leeeh. are both
in the radio services u she govern
ment. The former il at Boston in
training. The latter has been iocs.
ted al ". Morgan. Ala. Tor about
nine months. The friends q! these
boys will be glad to know they are
doing we'll aud making good,
Rev. w. w. Woodeock. pastor Of
the First Baptist Church i'll leave
mex, Monday Tor Blue Ridge. N. C.,
where he will take up Y, NJ. {. A.,
army work He will occupy the
pulp. both morning and evening
mex, Sunday, preaching his fare
we'll sermon Sunday night,
Mrs. W. Il, Swift, an aged and
highly respected lady died a, her
home near sylvia. Friday. Sep. IL,
She had been an invalid Tor several
years. Her remains we're inferred
in the neighborhood buryins ground
Saturday afternoon. Her husband
and some srnwn children survive
her.
J. NJ. Jackson. Of Harton's Greek
lett al this office Saturday sam.
pie ot corn raised by him this year,
/, |. 81 ,he Neips raymAster varie.
~ and exceedingly hne considering
the dry season. lie informs W that
he has i25 acres ia corn and that il
will average about seven barrels TO
the acre.
The management. et the Patriot
Theatre Is using their bess efforts 10
,eeur- the hes, ,hs, is going in the
picture line. ~ will be seen BY their
nd elsew here In this issue. in which
they vet f,r,h their program iof
several weeks. They have booked
some al the 4~,e~.~, aRa hssl assl.
ure~ produced. Don't TAIL TO zee
their program this week.
q {. Rsdsfen returned hame
Friday from Denver, Col. wh*re he
has been ios the past two mooihs
| attending the bedside al his dsugh.
ter, Misc Bertha, At \ hospital. /.
| ~iil he remem h~sed lew months
ago che Vas the victim al 4 serious
| automobile accident. Nj, Re,lden
| says she ls doing nicely and will q
| ually be restored TO her iotme.
health.
EsuA Fulton Mitchell and 7. K.
". Scnmi'tou u Slsydeu. we're in
town Friday While here. The lss.
,es received telephcn. message