The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-27
Tri-State News In Brief

| and William Arbogast was solemnlzed
| in the Sacred Heart church, of Tulsa.
| Okla, Rev. Charles Standard reading
the mass and employing the beautiful
ring ceremony
CHARLESTON. Ark.-Wnliam Car
ence Hayse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Hayse, of Branch, and Miss Elains
| Knowles, of Atlanta, Ga. were married
and will reside In Fort Smith.
ELLISVILLE. Miss. T. Marty, of
| Laurel, Miss, and Mrs. Maggie J. Hill,
daughter of DR., and Mrs. H. S. Tucker,
and postmistress at Ellisvllle, we,e
married In Laurel, Father Mulvlhin Of
fciating.
| INDIANOI4A. Miss.--The marriage OF
| Mrs. Elizabeth Merrett, of Indianola,
| to Lawrence Peter Tobocker of New
| orleans. was solemnized here at high
| noon. Rev r, A. Boiling, OF the First
Presbyterian church, officiating.
| -
TROY, Tenn.-At the residence of
| the brides parents in this city, Miss
Ruth Hughes and Hurt Hopper were
| united IN marriage. Rev. ]. W. CARMEL
officiating.
MILAN. Tenn.--A wedding of much
| L. ~
! McRae, prominent druggist of Milan.
and Miss Kate Taylor, prominent In
society circles and a daughter of Judge
X. X. Taylor judge of the Gibson
| county court. were married at the home
of the bride.
BONNEVILLE, Miss. f. Stoth, of
| Memphis, Tenn, and Miss Gretchen
Miller. of this city, were quietly mar
ried here Nov "a at the Baptist par
sonage, Rev E. S. Summers saying
| the ceremony.
GREENVGLLE, Miss,--At high noon
| wednesday in the First Baptist church
| here. Miss Sara Chisolm and Frank
Dulaney, of Lake Washington, this
county, were united in marriage, Rev.
| W, T, Green. pastor of the church,
officiating.
| GREENVILLE Miss-One of the
beautiful weddings of the week was
that which united the lives of Miss
Anna Lucille Lathrop and John Ray
Solomon The wedding was at the
| Mrs. II. w. LAthrop. Rev. Father Jo-
| seph Kenny officiating.
| CORINTH, Mss.--Miss Oracle Mae
| McNally and Elmore r. lobe, prom
| inent young people of the city, were
married at the residence of Rev. C. l.
Weaver Both are connected with
business interests in the city.
DEATHS.
| BRISTOL, Tenn.-Funeral services
for Mrs. NJ. J. Guthrie. who died at
her home in Bluff City, Tenn, were
Bluff City. Deceased Is survived ny
her husband three daughters, nine
sons and four brothers.
SARDIS, Miss.-Mrs o. nj. McCraw,
one of the oldest and most highly
respected residents of this place. died
| suddenly at her home She leaves two
children, Miss Occie May McCraw ana
Postmaster ]. H. McCraw.
GREENvILLE. Miss--Mrs. Sig
Woolf, one of Greenville's most charm
ing women, died after a long illness.
| Mrs Woolf was daughter of the late
Gen. Fl. Scott and as Adelne Scott
was one of the most popular girls of
the city. She leaves a devoted hus-
band, two sisters, Mrs. B. B. Gold
| man and Miss Esther Scott and three
brothers. Messrs. Jake. Isadore and
Louis Scott, the latter two brothers
residing in Memphis.
HICKMAN. Ky.--Archie George, 30.
died at his home in this city after a
long Hines, He spent several months
in the West. but had returned here.
He is survived by two children and
his parents, Burial was had at the
Brownsville cemetery.
.
CORtNTH. Miss.-James II. Phillips,
a well-known citizen of this city anu
merchant for several years, died
suddenly Thursday night at his home
as the result of an attack of heart dis
ease. He was born in Tennessee and
came here about Is years ago and en-
gagged in business. He is survived by
two daughters, Misses Maude and Pear
Phillips.
MILAN, Tenn.-Mrs. Ollie Boon.
aged "A years. died at the home of her
son. Mrs. Boon before her first mar
riage was Miss Ollie Fly and belonged
to one of the prominent families of this
community. After the death of her
first husband, Mr.. Mcfarland, she mar
ried Rufus Boon, who preceded her
to the grave about 10 years ago. She
Is survived by two sons, Dock ana
John Boon, two daughters, Jennie and
Ida Boon. and a brother. Jim Fly, of
near here.