Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27
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Prof J. A. Sanders, principal; Miss
Sal1ie Shires. Miss Myrtle Haynsa
Miss Florence Alford, Mrs. g. J Tur
ner, Miss Mere Bradshaw. Miss Eth
Mcconnell. Miss Lora Belle cathey
essss
KnOxville.--A twelve-story Office
building as 9 front to . large church
auditorium may be erected here. This
Is q plan which is being considered BY
the First Baptist church, Of whicE
Rev. Len @. Broughton. D. D., Is pas
tor. The church owns a site in the
heart Of the business district.
\ Manchester r. Jackson and
Rev. ophni Charles, Of Hillsboro, were
bound over to the September term OF
circuit court by Magistrates J. G.
Croker and J. P. Buchanan on g
charge of assault and battery with In
tent to commit murder.
s@sSe
Nashville. the Tennes.
see memorial committee at a meeting
held at the capitol, Gov, A. H Roberts
declared that he would call an extra
session OF the legislature to provide
for another plan for a soldiers me-
mortal
Nashvilla-With an enrolment Of
more than 400, representing ell sec
tions of Tennessee and coming from
other states, the eighth annual sum
mer session OF the Agricultural and
Industrial State Normal is now in full
swing.
Charlottesville returning from
Salem the automobile driven by Cur.
tis Wright tuFaed over, instantly kill
Ing Mr.. Wrights threemonths-old
baby. MrA Wright sustained painful
though not serious injuries
Whiteville. - Randolph Goodman,
who, it Is charged, shot and killed
Jim Goodman and his son, Castor
Goodman, near Vildo. was given q pre-
liminary hearing before four justices
Of the peace.
Greeneville.-R Revenue officers GO
companied by several posse men in q
raid near the North Carolina line dis
covered one of the most complete
distilling outfits ever found in the
country.
Nashville.-The Veterinary depart
ment of the State Department Of Ag-
riculture has moved its offices from
the capitol building to the annex on
Seventh Avenue, just west of the cap
ltol
Nashville.-The state printing COM
mission has elected Willoughby VIII
lfams as secretary to that board to
succeed Eugene Hendon Of Smithville.
Mr. Williams is newspaper man.
Notwithstanding to the state
highway committee, one of the biggest
obstacles to road building in Tennes
see at present is the shortage Of engf
necrs to make survey Of the roads.
Bradford This section Of country
has one of the finest crops of oats
that 1t has eevr produced. A number
Of farmers are estimating their crops
at so bushels per acre.
ClarksviIle-The Joint high school
board of Montgomery county met 10
the office of County Judge John T,
Cunningham and elected teachers foI
the incoming year.
Memphis investigation OF Il
nancial conditions Of Memphis being
made by representatives Of business
and real estate interests is under &C.
tive Roadway.
Milan.-The fifth Sunday meeting Of
the Missionary Baptist Church of Cen.
trail association will meet with Center
church near Fruitland, June n, rs and
20.
Jackson Postoffice Inspector Mis-
tir, acting under instructions, has ar.
rested N. D. Hara, railway mail clerA |
charging him with transporting whis'
key.
Chattanooga.-D. ]. Frazier. chief
Inspector of the department of food
and drugs, is at Chattanooga conduct
ing a general cleanup campaign.
Jacksonville Jackson Elks fitting.
" observed flag day with program
In Court Square, the ritualistic exer
cises being followed.
Nashville.-Gov. Roberts offered a
reward of $50 for arrest and convic.
ton Of Logan Veech Of Williamson
county.
Ripley-The worl of assessing tax
es. both real and personal, in Lauder
dale county, has been completed.
Graysville.-The city commission oil
Dayton IS taking steps to get paved
streets for that thriving little city.
Jackson.-Drilling for oil and gas in