Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-08-25
TENNESSEE
EVENTS
Gathered from All Cor
ners Of the State and
Told in Briefest Form

Tennessee are either infants or chill
dren under Is years of age; 1912 per
cent are young people, Is to 10 years
old, IS per cent, about one-third are
men and women in the prime of life,
being from 20 to n years old, while
Is. per cent, being As years of age
and over, are well along in middle life
II they have not reached old age.
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Alamo.-The basement for the new
Baptist church is near completion. The
organization has sufficient funds on
hand to- equip the lower story of tue
building.
Nashville.-Perry L. Harmed, Clarks-
vile, mas been appointed chairman Of
the state board of education.
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Lexington.--A revival OF unusual
spiritual power has closed at Union
Baptist church, near Chesterfield, this
county, in which Evangelist O. A. Ut
ley, of Memphis, assisted the pastor,
Rev. w. F. Borer of Darden.
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Nashville. Headquarters for Nash
ville's drive in the 100000 campaign
for the establishment and endowment
of the proposed new Southern Presby-
terrain University In Memphis have
been opened here.
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with the malicious shooting of his
wife, Mrs. Stella Milan, was found
guilty Of attempt to murder in the sec
ond degree and sentenced to from one
to five years in the penitentiary.
Nashville.-A bungalow apron worn
over tights in public place is not a
CO rect costume for women, according
to decision rendered here by Acting
Police Judge Perry Sharp, who fined
Mrs. H. A. Dean, wife of local drug
gist, $40 when she appeared before
him on charge of exposure of the
person.
Jackson. The biennial registration
books have been opened in the city OF
Jackson, and so far surprising light
registration is the result.
Lexington. Rev. Fl. Rufus Rose.
who for 20 months has been pastor o.:
the First Methodist church of thii
place, has rendered his resignation K
the board of stewards. He will enter
Yale university to complete his eduea
ton, preparatory to going as foreigi
missionary.
Alamo.-Alamo's public schools
opened under most favorable auspice
with largely increased attendance
Prof, E. G. Bail, the superintendent
will be assisted by an able corps o!
teachers.
Union City.-The OJion county med
ical society will hold its next meetipt
at Troy. DR.. Marcus Haase Of Mem
phis will deliver one of his charactp.
istic. addresses on the occasion.
Nashyiile.-D. l.. Hoover Of this
city, has invented sheet adjuster for
cob presses whereby the paper stock
as fed to the press, is automatically
registered by simple device which il
fastened to the tympan of the press,
the gripper operating the machine. Il
has been tried oft in several loca
shops and pronounced success Ml
Hoover will begin the manufacture Q.
the device soon and will place it o:
the market pending the patent
Union City.-The trustee in bank
ruptcy of the Dahnke Walker milling
company will sell tAe corn and wneal
Mill ana other property Oil Sept. IL.
Union City More picnics and bar
ceres and family reuni Jns have been
given in this county in the last few
u eeEs than evet before. There *,
1ianty to eat in Obion county.
Columbia r. CJwie ar1
George Frellson have sold tier inter
est iii tie Fry-Cowie motor company.
and ia the future the concern will BIZ
the William Fry motor company.
Bethpage.- many friends OF 4
Dule Moss, who has been confineI IL
an infirmary at Nashville, where he
had severe operation for appendicitis
will be glad to learn that he has re
turned home and that his condition Is
satisfactory.
Cookeville. people of this city
and county are manifesting lively In