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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-11

spnINANoE levying and i'm
tar Of Five Mills on the
~ 10 assessed valuation of all
ss " in the Parish Of Jefferson
ss NJ to taxation for the year
I general purposes, and a tax
81 oue-half Mills on the dol
Is y assessed valuation of all
" N the Parish of Jefferson
rbiect to taxation, for the
n ss'' for the purpose of main
is public schools of Jefferson
Parish.
Be it Ordained, by the
M Of the Parish of Jefferson
St,ts Of Louisiana, in regular
snyened, that a tax Of Five
tbe Dollar of the assessed
n i and the same is hereby
assessed and imposed upon
sroOsrty within the limits Of
~ Davis Parish subject to tax
d Be- applied to the genera.
81, and needs of the Parish and
N nyment Of all general and
accounts heretofore budgeted
Police Jury for the year 1919
\ which general Five Mill levy
otoe and one-half Mills on the
IN the total assessed valuation
,,sby set aside for the purpose Of
alfhg the public schools OF the
pursuant to demand of the
School Board and in accord
EiA law.
isn 2. Be Il Further Ordained
list q tax Of one and one-hal
"a the dollar Of the assessed
alta be and the same is hereb!
assessed and imposed upo1
ia property within the limits o
sa Davis Parish, subject to tax
b be applied to the supper
nsiatainance Of the Publ,
M Of Jefferson Davis Parish
lna; the said special tax Of on,
olshali mills as provided in thi
In s levied pursuant to demanr
L Parish School Board and il
lalre with law.
llsH :, Be 1t Further Ordained
tAll The proper respective at
ilstiEa officers Of the Parish @
zoe Davis be and they are here
'aihoHzed and directed to sprea
ala legies as hereinabove sc
apaa the assessment rolls 70
laI 1913, and to make the colleC
T taxes herein imposed accord
B hv
% Be It Further Ordained
nat this Ordinance shall tax
ild Be IN force from and afte
pllan and PRONUNCIATION.
plea Sept I, 1919.
:, Nays .,
J. S. IRENE,
President Of Police Jury.
7. HOOD,
q Police Jury.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-11

l. A proposition to incur -
debt and issue negotiable
bonds of the Lake Ar
thur Road District No. l Of
Jefferson Davis Parish, Lou
isiana, to the amount of YES
One Hundred eyenty
thousand ($170,000.0Q
Dollars, to run for a period
of Twenty Five years, bear
ing interest at the rate of - =
Five (5) per cent per an
mum, interest payable semi
annually for the purpose
of constructing permanent
public roads and bridges
in the said Lake Arthur NO
Road District No. l of JEFF
ferson Davis Parish, Loui-
siana, title to which shall
vest in the public. - =
Taxable valuation $............
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-11

and instructed to issue his proclamer
ton calling said election, and giving
notice that the same is to be held on
the date hereinab0ve named, for the
purpose of submitting to the vote or
the qualified tax payers OF said Lake
Arthur Road District No. l of Jeffer-
son Davis Parish, Louisiana, the prop
OSition herein ordered submitted to
them and that the proclamation and
notice shall state at the hour of Ten
o'clock a. M, on November 10Th A.
D. 1919, the Police Jury OF the Parish
of Jefferson Davis, State OF Louisiana,
shall meet in open session, IN its Of
| flee in the Court House OF Jefferson
Davis Parish, in Jennings, Louisiana,
and will then and there, proceed to
open the ballot boxes, examine and
count the ballots in number and
amount, examine and canvass the re-
turns, and declare the result Of the
said election, and said proclamation
and notice of election shall give notice
that the polling places in said Lake
Arthur Road District No. l OF Jeher-
son Davis Parish, Louisiana, for said
|
| Precinct l, Lake Arthur,
Precinct 2, Thornwell.
Section 4. Be it Further Resolved.
etc, that in order to hold the said
election, the following officers are ap-
pointed, each of whom is a qualified
voter and man of good repute, to-
wit: Placide Landry, G. E. Bailey
and Eugene Cattle are appointed COM
missioners, and w. NJ. Buchanan clerk
for the polling place fixed at Lake
Arthur; S. w. Mack, j. E. Peterson
and Leon Pitre are appointed COM
missioners and Leroy Elliott clerk for
the polling place fixed at ThornWell'
Section 5. Be it Further Resolved,
etc, That the President of the Police
Jury of the Parish of Jefferson Davis,
State of Louisiana, be and he is here
by authorized and instructed to pro-
cure for use in said election herein
above called the necessary registra-
ton list, including list of those who
have paid poll taxes, together with a
list of property tax payers quallhed
to vote in said election, and provide
the necessary polling booths, pencils,
pads, etc, and other things and ma
terials necessary for said election
and the President of the Police Jury
shall also provide and have printed
ballots in such form as to comply
with the form outlined in the sue,
, ceeding section, ard in order to pay
for the cost of holding said election
including the pay CT commissioners
clerks and deputies, the sum of Fifty
($5000) Dollars, or so much thereof
: as may be necessary be and the same
f is hereby appropriated out of the con
tingent fund OF this Police Jury.
: Section g. Be it Further Resolved
etc, That the ballots to be used il
/. said election slal DE printed as fol
lows, tO-wit:
Special election held in the Lake
= Arthur Road District No. l Of Je!1er
. son Davis Parish, Louisiana, on tnt
18th day Of November, A. d.. 1919
for the mourning Of debt and the issu
ance Of negotiable bonds, the proceeds
= of the sale of which arr to be used t
f construct permanent public roads all,
: bridges within the said Lake Arthu
Road District No. / If Jefferson Da
Y Wis Parish, louisiana.
= r,o,o,:+;1,, - ;>,o,,r'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-11
Signature of Voter.
Attorney in fact.
Notice to Voters.

Notice to Voters.
To vote in favor of the proposition
submitted upon this ballot place a
cross (X) mark in the square after
the word YES, to vote against it
place similar mark after the word
mo"
Section 2, Be it Further Resolved,
etc., That the polls for the said cleo
ton shall open at Seven o'clock a.
m, and remain open until Five o.
clock p. M, at which last named time
the polls shall be closed.
Section 8. Be it Further Resolved,
etc., That this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately upon its passage.
Passed and adopted October End,
1919.
]. S. IRENE,
President of Police Jury.
Attest:
JOHN T. HOOD,
Clerk of Police Jury.
Yeas, Six; Nays, None; Absent
Three.
Oct. 11-1S-25 Nov. 1915,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-14
.Clarksburg Moose
Here To Confer

Arrangements for the trolic OF
.Clarksburg Legion, 50. Mooseheart Lc.
gion Of the World, were made last
evening at Moose Home when the com.
mittee from Fairmont met q similar
committee from Glarksburg. Next
Saturday night Moose hall, this city,
will be used for the first time when
the Mooseheart session Is hold here.
Included in the party last evening
were w. p. Hare, deputy grand re.
gent: Foster Martin, herder; Henry
Lilliette, north moose, the presiding
officer. and 2. NJ. Club, all Of Clarks.
burg. ss'
Prior to the initiatory work street
parade will be held. e. M. Club, OF
,Clarksburg, who acted as marshal o.
the parade incident to the last froltc.
will again act in that capacity.
All Moose desiring tosbecome mem.
bers Of the Mooseheart Legion must
be in good standing and Ray D. Har.
den, secretary Of Fairmont Lodge OF
Moose, urges all candi dates 70 attend
TO this matter at once. All5applicants
are urged to send In their appli cations
to the herder at once so as to facili.
tate his work here on Saturday when
the .Mooseheart Legion session Will
more than keep him busy.
Indications point to large class O
candidates being initiated here neDk
Saturday night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-14

geant Major IN August and commits
stoned q first lieutenant IN September.
Since that time he has served as assist.
ant Judge Advocate ct Camp Travis,
Texas. Shortly before the armistice
he was recommended for captaincy but
the order Of November 18th, suspend.
ing all further promotions. prevented
this Recommendation being acted upon.
Major General Enoch H. Crowder.
Provost Marshal General, IN comment.
ing on the services Of Brigadier Cen
eral Ansell and his corps OF assist
ants said that General Ansell had been
powerful instrument IN siding the
organization OF the new military es-
tablishment within the law; In keep
ing It within its proper relations to
civil institutions, and the law Of the
land; in conforming military admins.
| tration to the requirements Of the law:
and in maintaining law and justice
within the army.
The high grade officers chosen by
General Ansell as assistants has made
I It possible to accomplish this without
placing impediments in the way Of
rightful military administration. II
has given military administration and
legal direction an effectual impulse and
has been responsible for Americas
| part in the war being accomplished &C.
cording to law.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-14
Evening Chat
a Woman,s standard.

A mans work and woman's are
totally different. am growing to be.
lieve that this fact is the cause for so
much Of the disappointment and dis
satisfaction which exists among mar
ried people. 1t Is unusually hand for
most women to understand that q man
cares nothing at all about details and
that disorder and dust worry him not
in the least. In fact man works
much better with everything at skies
and sevens about him,-he simply
pushes everything back and works in
the middle. He does not see the many,
minute. soul distractingly unloyely
corners. which come out and hit q
woman directly in the eye whichever
way she turns. I've visited about 200
offices during the last year and ] can
safely say that out OF 100 Of them ]
could have carried away at least half
the furnishings and several barrels Of
waste paper mind you. according to
woman's standard Of what should be
there; and by the time Ishould have
made those offices what should nave
called presentable, every last one Of
the men who owned them would have
sued me for damages.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-14
Isn't n pitvi

Sad fact though 1t is--few men IN,
derstand women and the same number
ofiwomen failito comprehend the trou.
sered sex. How remarkable It becomes
then, when one stops 10 consider; that
women are petted and loved and hu.
mored in their special ways and al,
lowed to 60 serenely on-uncriticisei.
While q man Is expected to toe the
mark absolutely whether It concerns
his coming home promptly at ten every
night, brushing his clothes out-of
doors. being strictly in place ct the
dinner table on the exact dot, or mail.
ing letter within twelve hours ate,
receiving Il for that purpose. &
Yes-Boyl
Isn't Il heart-breaking to spend
hours nrenarin1 maal Ell a.. 81, !
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-14
Which !. Rlahtf

A man simply does not see the same
things that woman does. He is not
bound By details. While woman has
q mania for them which keeps her
fussing and Tuning from morning TIL
night Mud In the house worries man
not at all, while no self respecting
woman can SIT down and enjoy hersel.
II 1t has been tracked carelessly in,
Fret. che must get the broom and
dust pan and by the time she has re.
turned. Il II. happens to be the mud
carriers night at home. she viii iin1
him dissolved ~ gone ~ disappeared,
The very thought that he can't be com.
fortably muddy II he desires, has
chased him out into the night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-14
II Cant Be Helped.

There again lies the cause-detatl.
Detail has whipped her nerves raw
the hfinite detail Of preparing . small
banquet when man would be much
happier set down to bowl Of bread
and milk without any fuss. But what's
the fun Of being married then; with 2
home to play house With and brand
new cooking utensils for toys! And
how can the rules Of housekeeping be
made compatible with the rules Of the
office? Somehow one can't be happy
with disorder and confusion and one
loves many white curtains which grow
soiled 80 soon and all the ornaments
and pretty touches which can't possibly
harmonize with an office. And most
men feel more at home downtown IN
those offices than at home viewing all
this splendor. So there you are!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-14
~. Cot TO See ! Mani

Did you ever watch a group OF men
on a corner talking politics! Isn't It
ileresting! Just about as thrilling as
q crowd Of women discussing babies q
an afternoon tea. When the dinner
dishes have been painfully washed
and put away exactly In the proper
places-not q spoon out Of line nor y
CUP unhung, In the cupboard; doesn't
II seem delightful to draw up Two
chairs to the fire and settle down TO .
quiet evening at home with father;
With the children safely in bed--all
worked out beforehand with that same
detail--and the house so peaceful ana
Charming. one signs in content and
leaning across chairs to chat man q
ali men, these words come With pre-
meditated intention: isn't It lovely.
dear. that you can stay home tonight.
wen lust have the incest time" WHAT
does father say? Why father gets up
slowly. He yawns. He lays his pa
per carefully on the table. oeheve
III ri run downtown moment, honey.
rye got to see a man! Ill be back IN
half an hour" Politics! Midnight!
Alone!
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
CENTRAL NIGH MEETS
HOHEnWAlD II FRIDAY

Tue fcothAil elssea u Cratsal
hlsh School wi!l meet the fasI
v'vsra ID Hohsawald High co is,
lyeals' aridsun hesc Friday altar.
nooa Tie game starting al 2&
q e.eck.
c Ii \. has bsee training hard
the pss, tes DAYS. and has developed
line team, with all avvtas~ 81 iSQ
pounds aud expects TO wIn irem
her uppontn. who IL also sepafgsd
- bsse e;roHs team th.s year.
G.. ii. y with tie hslp vi tosm.
" y II I mRu. has is sselopcd d
bftckwslf' lns aud strons back,
Held sud stand. good eLaacs to
take the opening sane II sas s~xsasl
irom the opposition. VI eouire,
the team will need taa CO o..sfati,n
u thr public. IL IL expects ,n ee,
away with a isur show Gu ael anJ
root" ior the locals the game wlil
BE- we'll worth the two.hits that
you invest in gaining admission Ia
the gr!di,on ,ield. Which 10 located
about one.hali mils 9ai ola the yel
law Greek plkf,. ....-...,.....,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

SOD soon we may sea tie Efforts
oi pefsons. neglect. bad lnh0vgee
aud vice paiat anew craeitird
CHRIST.
sooat,. 9h hos sad 10 say We will
-es sotsA girls drifting ~i.h the
ude Of t'dfsb. Lr,i.~ood, Listen
Sister toHAssvi out the searchhsb,
shich wiI@saxins the gtIa IN,
Bring ou, tkkrs beautiful liis lor
ChuH. Ho. r plAcins q hand
on the -hpuIder AE.spiekson boys
and aifls aud Is, hw know you
really DO care for x,p Invite
them to Sunday seha6N .Aaa church
They viii appreciate oAra'iost II
l,s backed by sincere losc.' IN use
to try services ior God hall h.asi-
We must Ro soul aud body,
thank the Dickson people VIZ
their contributions which smoui1tr1,
III ~ IN FIR epAsants4s@ Di Aaasrsea.
Again IL, me beg II you 10 get busy
among !hr Dickson bows and girls.
What 40 need in thls hour Is 10
walk with Him, ie Tho | Walk
Through the Valley the Shadow oi
Death, sill Fear no Evil Tor
Thou art with Me, Thy Rod and
Thy Staif They Comtor. Me y
Thank God to-day Tor the open
Bible. Tree schools and churches.
Christian men OF Dickson. DO hefp
In this service oi the young. you
eau do wonders. II you think you
are too weak. Just get down At
Jesus lee, and g., yourselves ready
for business 10 she greatest service
known 10 earth OF heaven, soul
winner Oh may Gods love pens.
trsle The rus,y hiases witch haye
laus been closed ~ opportunity
and swing back the door and let
the sunshine come ~ God $ beaut-
ltul sunslin. ni love. -ympathy and
charity Mas. T. {. SNlrH.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
INTERESTING OIL NEWS
FOR THIS COUNTY

] A. DRAKE aud C.. ii tia=Ila.t
doing business 10 The name ol
Fulton Chemical 10 We are IN
formed have cold All option VA thstI
oil leases in Dickson e0anty u
soms big Operators 10 New fora
Ci and "a $1,OOJ.UDo eorporaticH
10 n0w In course oi being organized
u drill this field IL Ia said they
propose ~ sp.nd yas. sum oI
iaaney to develop Ia. leases Owned
ny Messss. Drake aud daellast
Ii will b. remembered that they
drilled a wsll Oh Il l., Petty and
J A Gilliams iarms, The Petty
well is pfunouncst by caMpetsu,
oil tnen 10 be d good veil and the
Gillian well ha. good sLos oi oil
at 736 tsst and will bu shol later
This has been the eauss vi many
write ups 10 oil journals about
Dickson county. aud Il has interest
sd many oil men ln this hsId,
several oI WHOM. We understand
will statt drilling Ia the next lev
months, ........
When asked about this matter
Mr. Drake sald That when .his
organization Ia perfected. MIR.
8uelIals aud | will be directors IN
the company and | will have charge
OF the drilling operations We
confidently believe thai Dickson
county xill be big oil field and
II money AMI lhe best asoi lsis!s 10
'tste se'ssusry can 4ooate the oil pools.
they will be fonnd rhp land
owners whose land ~e have under
lease. should not feel discouraged
on account II many apparant- de-
lsys. rhis work II ui such mssni.
tude that il will take time to az.
compll.h what ~ expect 10. He
fore We leave Dtckson county. THE
heid wlll be thoroughly tested
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
The Call OF To-day.

Wmking in the interest ai hu
manily and trying hourly TO DO
something In service to God. a. |
10 ifu,n town 30 town In the grand
old state oi Tennessee Seeing the
necessity oi 4 broader christian ser.
vice among our young boys aud
glrls, | cannet resist the opportunity
vi coming through Tennessee county
papers With the permission of our
sren6 brotherly editors Church
members oI Dickson Tennessee
get busy. Now is your opportunity
III the Master y vineyard La. the
tields around you ARE white ynu
have young men and boys dtlft,na
out with the tide Soon the white
capped hreakrr- will close forever
around some mothers boy III Dick.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
Ford Smith

A quiet though pretty home wed
ding Was salemnlaad sunday nool
al the Hooper home, Nj West
Main Street, when Miss Elizabeth
Smith Of ,bl. city aud George Er
meet Ford oi Wichita Fall hecum,
man suytw4fe, wrtf ts~ ass~y H.; VI,
Hearau oi sLs Naples Memorial
church officiating.
Promptly At The hour set ior III,
service. Mr h H. Hooper tool
her place a, the piano aud played
Aende.sohns wedding march. snd
the young couple entering. stood Ia
the prr.tiiy flower. beslecktsi ivins
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
Have You Answered Third Red Cross Roll Call? You Should Do So 3D. Now h

roon ard received shs naptisl ben.
sdiCt,ae,
Atseadins them wsse Mh and
Mrs Grady ssaadsss oi nsllss
ssting ~ besa mAe ard matsua es
honos,
The bride ~ss very attractive ln
a elA.,alas as,ss oi blue tssociins
wi,ll AAt. slaves and shoes snsalts,
She wore q lovely mina iaE s,sle,
and her bodice vas eahaaeed by
the hridal bouquet of rosseuds.
The yoaaa lady 10 the daughter
"a Mr.. and kr II. l.. smi,A d
DseAsoa. Tenn, aud ior many yaass
has made her homs Asse with her
sis,ss. h~ n. II Hooper.
The groom a ,hs soa oi Mr.. and
Mrs, ] r foHi reading seash oi
ttT cal, aud s.acs bic wsufu ssam
oversee. ,e,,tsl manths ago hss
s+sa ~,ailayra by ths ksds d
M.chlia t@ll..
Mt. sud Mr. y ri lsis an The J
q clock train in' palls., where they
sill speei a lev ,ays, after which
they will be y, bams io Wichita
Falls.
Both the hrids and wauom ars
quite popular 10 Denison and hsvs
the best wishes oi their many
friends ior happy welded lie '-
Denisoa tTesar1 Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07

ssands III fall flowers sna foliage
tRs colass pink aid sf,iss prsdean.
iasting,
Tbs Aosssss sievesly plaRaed a
"m9ck weddiag" ~hich heat afvd s.l
the detAils ot the Cuwan Gregory
wedding. to be .o!enaiasd uexl
week. Upon the tuss,s arrival they
wers greeted by the ushsTs. Mrs, q
A. SlAydea. Misss ks,s xeMuny
Gertrude Sell and Fl.ashe.s Ws'soa
who presented Msssrs ". A. Mead.
ow, White Cowan, AiIt- b.,au anu
IN. N. Crawford. Receiving with
the hostrss aud huLurrs sas Mrs
h. l.. Gregory
Mrs. s. 4 Hani CAV. a mus.cas
program. represent .ug aesismes \
ueibfrmsn and Claude Slgenurr.
who have charge oi .hs uuptiai
musle. Mrs Hunt ~ang Love, Here
ID Nh Heart, F" She also played the
march iof the entrance ot The trid.
a! party. Miss Wrsan Hopkins as
Prof.. swank. played a violin sole.
The wedding" was performed ia
Mr.. Bouldln's attractive reception
rooms. Following the ushets came
the flower girls, NJ. W II Nc.
MurD aud Miss Bees Moran, wear
ing dainty trocks OF piuk and white
ofgandie and carrying baskets oi
II'ffrveT4~ Mev ~ J.. pr,.k @.sl. lls~
hostess wefe ring aud pillows bear
ers.
Mrs Sara Nptar, representing
the mstfon oi honot Mrs, bouldlnl
came nsxt, wearing Pans Great.
ioa os cream cloth aud lace. Her
flowers we're white ehfYsauthc.
Huus
.M,s. II. Weaver as the bride =
fnA;ss, 'M4ss 5o~erissee tSs~easxl
wore green tafeia aud gold lace
Mr. Eeaver entered with Miss
Mary ARsn. Who represented ID.
grootnsmsn Mr. Paul Johnson.
lhs bride. Miss Mabel pen,ecost
vino entered With The groom Mics.
Coriune Allen. wore gorgeous
costuuue ot white tulle and sa,in
Her hnial ye,i WAS fastened with
wr. i OF orange blossoms and
Tell i. oit folds, Mrs John John.
sou w.. maid oi hoaor Mise Blye
G~gor) and Mrs l.. A. McCsul
served ~ bes, man, (M T.. b
Cowanl,
The ceremony was performed by
Mrs, Fannie Hopkins lRey X. l.
Gregory and the ting ceremony
was used, Following the wedding
the entire bridal party received con
gratuistlons
Roger Bouldlu. as coI,id aud lit.
.tr Mics Wilmot Boald,s Ia iaiEy
like irock Of PINK orgsnde. brought
th. gifts in pink and white wagon.
10 Miss Gregory, The many pack.
Ages conisined uselul articles Tor
miladys dressing table
A delicious saIAd with bot coffee
was served 10 the dining room
where the decorations wefe especial.
ly attractive. The table wss cover
oil with clusters OF white flowers
and ferns tied with large bow OF
pink satin. On either end we're cot
glass trsys filled ~l:h pink and
white hear, shaped miots Csndies
burned iu silver holders Assisting
In the dining room we're Mesdamr-
siremore Polk and McCaul
Miss Gregory wore sewn Of
blue ssorget,e -:=:4! sstsB Her hat
sss velvet II the same shade
She wore A c0rsage bouquet Mrs
aouldin wufe 4 handsome costume
oi black cbarmeuss.
'-~-A-FA--"'"-'-'"""-"".""-'"r-T .4..,..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
Pastors Assigned In Dickson
District, ME- Church. South

The lubth. aunusl session OF the
Tennessee Conference OF the N h
Church. South. closed MondA,
afternoon IN Nashville, with the
reading ot the appointments iol
the ensuing year The appoint.
ments for the Dickson District ara
az ioIlows
h \ laom presiding elder Nc.
Ewen Circuit, NJ G. Charles, Pie.
gsh. u. q I.eioig. Bold Springs
Mission, .. A. Kirby Centrevllls
Staten c. Il, Made,
Chatlott, circuit. Omar Charles
Cumberland City circuit, J. "
Estes. Cumberland Furnace circuit,
X + Justice. supply D,cksou sta
lion. Il l., Gregory Dover circuit,
HarvsIl p Williams, ksiu circuit.
I NJ. Wilson t,ooirieh mission,
\ }, Dickson, supply Hafpelh
mission v y Gates Nuppiy, Lib
rrty mission. A 4 Hogan, supply
Little I.o, circuit. " III Gilbert.
Meksan circuit, " C. Chsrles
pl4gsh and klrus1ar, Il T Smo,h'
erMsn, standing Rock mission, h.
j stses, supply Stewart mission,
A. Il. Carson. supply. Wsyerly cir
'utt. \ T Ms,- Wassrly station.
r ] Craig. WhRe Bluh circuit. h,
"A Parker frt5w Creek circuit,
" Il Wilson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
Vanity Shower Is
Given Bride Elect

Thursday afternoon. Mrs. G. l.
bouldin was the charming hostsss
oi vanity shower, in honor al Mics
Anna Nae Gregory Novembes
btiie-elect Mrs. Bouid,us home
was beautifully decorated with