The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-23
BURY MRS. BURTON
AT PURYEAR. HOME
Died AT Home of Daughter In Pa
ducah; Other PHfyear
News BY Reporter.
(By Mrs. r. w. Barton }

(By Mrs. X. w Bafton.J
Monday evening, Sept. 10, 1921, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. ii.
B. Sanders in Paducalf, KY, Mrs.
Sallie Burton died at the age OF n
years. She is survived by one daugh.
ter, Mrs. H. b. Sanders of Paducah,
one son, b. r. Burton of this place,
one grandson, John Tom, and one
great-grandson, J. T., Jr. Mrs. Bur-
ton was a lovable woman She
numbered her friends by the extent
of her acquaintance and those who
knew her loved her. She had been
in i'll health for several months. The
remains were brought TO Puryear
where the funeral service was held
at the M E. Church at $3.50 Wed
nesday in the presence of large
concourse of friends and relatives.
Interment at the City cemetery.
Mrs. Aubrey Covington and little
daughter, Jane, of Paducah visited
Mrs M G.. Crawford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Brizendine OF
Wingo, KY, were in Puryear We'd
nesday on business.--Levi Roberts
was in Paris Friday.---C. M. Freeman
was in Paris Saturday on business
Miss Sue Rowe was in Paris Satur-
day.--Mrs w. S. Weatherby and
daughters, Charlotte and ADELAIDE,
and Mrs. " r.. Crawford motored to
Paris Saturday.-M o. A. Harker
and daughters, Martha and Ann left
Saturday for Champaign, H., where
Miss Martha will enter school. Mrs.
Harker will make about two weeks
visit with relatives before returning.
Levi Roberts was in Paris Friday
on business.--Mr and Mrs. B. f.,
Burton went to Paducah Friday to
visit the bedside of Mr.. Burtons
mother, who is. very low.-Rey. Ben
Brown and wife of Murray, KY, Wis
tied friends and relatives near Pur-
year this week. Mrs. LeXie Humph-
reys of Orient Ill.,, is the guest of
relatives here.-Mr. and Mrs Bob
Norris of Buchanan spent Sunday
with w. II. Morris and family Miss
Sue Belle Wright of Paris spent the
weekend with Miss Lucille Norris
DR., j. e. j. Littleton of Paris spent
the weekend with home folks here.
r. Fl. White and j. D. Morris
dttbluSu SiilOol OpGiIlllS dl w tllIOGh
Monday.-Miss Cora Morris, one of
the faculty of Whitlock school, began
her work Monday.-D. M. Brizendine
was in Paris Monday on business
r. L. Douglass was in Paris Mon
day on business.-Aubrey Covington
travelling salesman out of -Paducah,
spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs
M. G. Crawford and Mrs Bryan
Valentine entertained several young
people at their home Saturday even
ing. All report a jolly time.--Mr.
and Mrs. ]. @. Adams spent Sunday
with home folks in Buchanan.--Miss
Bessie Hendricks OF this place is in
Buchanan as one of the faculty in
the school there--Miss Angelina Up
church spent the week end with
home folks near Sulphur WelL-Lon,
ME Cooper a. highly respected negro
of Puryear died Friday, Sept 1G
aged 26 years, and was buried Sun
day,-Mr. and Mrs. M. c. Crawford
of this place and Mr.. and Mrs
Aubrey Covington of Paducah,
motored to Paris Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Claud Morris is suffering from
q oI'itiilltu SlllhiG WHICH 1ldpDttlbt
Sunday morning when she was leav-
ms church. as she stepped from the
steps.-O. A, Harker, Jr., was in
Paris Monday.-C. H. Parke and
family Sundayed in Paris They
We're accompanied home by Mrs
Mollie Jackson. NJ. Bumpass of
Mckenzie was in Puryear Tuesday,
Sheriff A, l.. Story was in Puryear
Monday on business.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hooper left Tuesday for Nash
vile to attend the fair--W. S. Lit
Teton and w. l., Vickery left Tues
| day to attend the fair in Nashville
| II. s. Dumas went to Paris Tuesday
John Ward of Clarksville, Tenn,
is here for a few days on a bust,
| ness trip.-Mr. and Mrs r. A. VIII
kinson and daughter, Miss Francis
| Miss Hannah Walters and Leslie
Newton Sundayed at Manleys Camp
| Ground.