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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-25

4 Miss Nadine Motts Of Cleveland,
reader for the Clytean club party on
Monday evening, was the guest Of
Mrs. Albert Boesch.
MrA Fred Koons spent the week.
fend with her brother, Mr.. Edgar
TuBbs and wife in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson Of
Cleveland will spend Easter at C. +.
Hobart's. y
Mrs, Walter Miller Of Cleveland
spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs.
H. C. West.
Mr.. F. ]. Hawkins returned from
Los Angeles, Calf, Tuesday, where
he spent several weeks.
Miss Myra Swisher of Johnston,
Pa, is spending her vacation at her
home here.
Miss Regina G. Bartunek arrived
home Friday from Irving College and
Conservatory, Mechanicsburg, Pa, to
spend the Easter vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Bar
tunek.
Mrs. Waisar Miller Of Gle yelard
spent Monday with Mrs. II. &. West.
She was a guest Of the C)yrean club
on Monday evening.
Miss Helen Mcdowell If Detroit y:s
spending the Easter vacation With
hels parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Blake M
Dowell.
Mrs. Walter Ward returned to In
dianapolis this week after four
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
end Mrs. Elliott McDougall.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-25

Miss Mabel Wilcox of Cuyahoga
Falls is spending a few days with
Mrs. H. G. West.
Miss Ruth Kennan of East Cleve-
land spent the weekend in Medina.
Miss Irene Beedle of Akron spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Beedle.
The Misses Adeline Drake and
Florence Farnum, Messrs. Max High
and Harry Davenport went to Cleve-
land Tuesday to see Mecca"
Miss Elizabeth Mcdowell Of Co
lumbus spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Mellow
| ell.
Blake Munson of Western Reserve
College will spend the Easter vaca-
ton with Harry Buckingham in Belle
vue.
The Misses Esther Wertz, Merle
Crump, Messrs. Sidney Lance and
Harold Fisher went to Cleveland, to
see "Mecca" Tuesday.
Mrs. w. J. Wall spent a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Orlin Baughman
in Lakewood this week.
Miss Ruth. Brintnall Of Gambler
College is spending few days with
her mother, Mrs. Edith Brintnall..
Miss Mapes Of Marion is spending
9 few days with her sister, Mrs. John
Moore.
Miss Delight Hart of Leroy spent
the weekend with Miss Dorothy
Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Boyden are
expected home from California Mon
day of next week.
Mrs. Fred Koons spent the week.
end in Cleveland.
Mrs. Arthur VanEpp and daughter,
Frances, returned home from Florida
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Harry Baker of Florence. Erie
county, Is very i'll at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Haines.
Mr.. John Kemp made a visit in
Ashland Saturday Of last week.
Mr.. and. Mrs. F. M. Plank returned
home from Florida Tuesday Of this
week.
Will Kaiser of Lakewood, VINO was
an employee of the B. & O. here %
years ago, visited with friends in Me-
dina Tuesday.
A group of ten ladies made up a
theater party going to Cleveland to
see Mecca, Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Ferriman, Senior, re-
turned from California on TuesdayAsof
this week.
Mr., and Mrs. J. r. Godlove and
daughter Lauranette of Warren, will
spend Easter with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. j. F. Berger. Mrs. Chaplin,
who has been with them for several
weeks, will return at that time.
Mrs. Anna Mcdowell Of Lakewood
will spend the weekend with her sis
ter, Mrs. J. F. Berger. a5
\ The carpenters have started to
erect new home on the property
owned by Mrs. Mettie Wacker.
Mrs. Ingel has returned home after
few weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. ]. r. Gleason will spend Eas-
ter with her daughter, Marion in
cleveland. 3&q1* NJ, ,.Afif
.1aMr. Charles Griesinger was week
end visitor in Cleveland. assr.t
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-25
MANY AT FISH AND GAME
j ASSOCIATION MEETING
New Officers Elected and Much Of
III. Interest Discussed.

The business meeting and banquet
of the Medina County Fish and Game
association held at the Odd Fellows
hall on Thursday evening of last week
was largely attended and q most IN
teresting affair, 81 being seated at the
banquet table. MI.
pr. G. D. Freeman presided. and
the first business to be tranacted was
the election of a board of trustees,
which resulted as follows:
C. D. Freeman, H. G. Rowe, w, C..
Smith, N. 0. Fuller and Walter Web
Der. The newly elected trustees pro-
ceeded to elect a president, secretary
and treasurer, and the following were
named: N. O. Fuller, president; Wal
ter Webber, secretary and treasurer.
DR.. Freeman called on a number
of the members for short talks, among
them being State Deputy Game War
den Glen Burkholder of Seville, Chas.
Cady of Hinckley, Mr.. Baker of Sc
vile, and Rev. R. X. Caulk, Brant
Early and Chris. Bohley of Medina.
Messrs. Cady, Burkholder, Baker
and Bohley spoke particularly with
regard to foxes. While it is under
stood that many farmers are opposed
to any protection for fox, these gen.
tlemen are Of the opinion that there
should be protection, although they
are in favor of extending the season
for hunting them at least month.
Where the law sets the date at pres
ent as Jan. l, the speakers favored
an extension to Feb. 1.
It was stated that there is move
ment on foot for the establishment of
territory in each county in the
state of an area of several hundred
acres, wherein all hunting shall be
forbidden, the idea being that it will
afford a refuge" for game of all
kinds and which itself would serve as
a protection. This brought out a
statement from Mr.. Cady of Hinck-
ley that there already exists such a
refuge in his township and that its
confines have been very generally res
pected by hunters for long time.
The association was unanimous for
the suggestion that "a campaign for
a larger membership be started at
once, that they may better make them
selves felt in influencing legislation
for the advantage Of Medina county
IN the matter Of fish and game con-
ditions. ~
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-25
The heWARNER-HEMMET Co.
THE QUALITY STORE
WELL GRoOMED
WOMAN

finds the charm of personality, In coat or
suit that adapts itself to the individual type.
In our garments the beauty Of the all-wool
fabrics is accentuated by the unusual ex-
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appreciation Of refinement in trimmings
and finishing touches that mean SO much in
a tailored garment, are the visible showing
Of the quality that exists in every detail,
Our suits and coats appeal especially to
the woman who desires garment which
will retain its original perfect in line. and
quality through more than one seasons
wear. s.'~* ..1o. .s'..>.
But while the excellence of quality has
been maintained, this springs models re-
fleet in marked degree the downward
trend in price. This means that you can
buy a garment much lower than you would
expect to pay for such value.
Come and try on some of our new spring
suits or coats. You'll be pleasantly sur
prised at the transformation they will make
in your appearance. Don't delay, for now
is the time you need new apparel, and the
best looking numbers 60 first T.
SUITS S29.5O to $65.0O
COATS $12.5O to $65.OO
YOUR SPRING FROCK should be fashionable attractive and
wemade It should be beautifully becoming and should
such quality that will give good service for the entire
longer We are now showing extremely good looking
gowns in Iaeta Chine Tncoette Tcotne Serge and
other fabrics Various coors Price $19.75 $4,000
RUGS
The floor is an important factor in every
home and should be covered with something
slightly and artistic. The charm Of rug is
in its design, it's coloring and it's wearing
qualities. We do not hesitate to affirm
that every rug purchase made Of us is tri-
butte to your good taste, sound sense and
economical judgment.
No matter what your needs are, we are
to meet your requirements at the
most reasonable prices for dependable
qualities to be found anywhere. Come and
be convinced.
M Store Closes at 6 r. Nj during March nm
The wARNER. .HEM MMETER ca.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
xsxtins II Matinss Mussesk,

The Musicale Club met ~ith Afs.
q. G. Collios. IT,. "Wednesday after.
noon u tact wesk, which was .
speSial cosnpiimsns ID Aisf Edith
Badss. whose snsassmsut TO Clyds
Sell has been announced.
The program vas composed oi
papsrs written u Grand Opssa and
i,s rsrs and . nunbsf u vocal ADd
piano solos selected ism The di6ss.
snt operas. The prosran 10 one d
the bes, rendered In many months,
demonstrating the wondsrfoi talent
oi which Dickson 10 very proud.
'~ A. the concfusion of'ths program
there vas . rap al the door, and
special delivery messenger asked
tor Miss Badge, knthusiasm ran
high A. package shsr package wss
eps~Nd, which demonstrated the
sstsem With which The honor guest
10 held. A number OF irisnds and
musicsl s,ndsnts we're additional
guests.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22

ynilsd ir the decorations Of the iiu'
ing room A miniature bride and
groom. surrounded by pink rnd
whiss flowers. ssaesd the eentrf VI
table. pink satin bows AMI stream
sr. reached 10 each plate, and the
markers we're hand painted card.
Amid much instrument. the guests
discovered Mr.. sell . chair vas
irxp-d with rnorrnsnss ~A@r q
large pink bo~ adorned the char oi
thr bride elect
Seated al tho beautifully dsco'R,'
sd ,abln we're Or and Mn Bonldin,
Miss Badge and Mr. Self. Mr.. sbd
Mrs. Hugh Wynns and Mr. sud
Mrs Lester Rogers
\ k.tw ,gz ,tbo zsaEanS, .eE.tss4j, a.
',snsrd lsble. Tor Bridge. FeuI
samrs wss. snloyed. with mir Rog
ers masking hixhe., score Tor H.,
ssn,l,m men. and MIS- Badge im the
iAdlsg s.,.
Mrs Badge wore trousseat
irock VI rose crepe de- shine vita q
tune oi corn colored Lace Mrs
Bouldin received in = gown oi hlac'
satin aud lace
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22

On Wednesday evening. April Is,
The Lsdie. Aid Society closed 4
financial contest, 10 whieh the
+ociwty aGt Church VAS divided in.
tn tea graups,
The regular aid. ~esk PRAYER sef.
,ite met a, seven O'Clock. After
pta er s-ryier the large numbef
present were surprised o. the group
Traders reports which amounts run
!rom ~ 10 30. The group which
turned in the 140 vas led BY Mr
Nellie Davis assisted BY Aesdames
Lane. Ray and Watts, The totaI
AN ,uu, turned in was el6< "a
which will be used TO beautily the
interior ni the church,
The congregation vas then enter
tanned by the members ol the Sociey
With Bible games. Refreshments
we're served.
We have . good mid week prayer
service which meets at :, o'cloci
Wednesday evening Come.
The Standard Bearers Missionary
| Society met in The class room
Monday night, April Is. A large
| memhssship was present. also some
L saiAYu.i uupsts
The following program was ren
dsted
Song Jesus Here Am -
Society
Roli tall- Miss Carrie Curry.
Scripture R-ading-Rev. DeshsIo
rrayer-Mr- y. |. Bright
TAX Missions 10 India Rev
Henry
Call.ciion OF Thank Ohsfing-
Mise Curry
Refreshments were served. ate
whseh sAs 4Sessir,y sd iousnsd Ia An,
| Presbyterian Church where v,
10 a wonderful sefm OF
delivered ty Rev, Henry
We invite our. guest. back again
Publicity Secretary.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
- Witness Norma Ta|aue "T Probation Wife at Mcauy Friday and Sat-

pa6,ish his seiseg fslstise ts hss
bssinsss, skieh We are ssrv will he
read witA much in,sssss ss bis
many irienas
Husiasss 10 Sill haldins ~ sAA
have ioss hil<d oot s1 oi dtme1-
ssea stock going TO Liverpool,
Ensland. and have some very nice
ordss ~, TO Gil with price. satin.
|tsesosy. You understand ] DO nes
hsndle OF mAnuiactufs any lhial
excscs dlmensioa lumber such -,
hsse ball bats. COLL Ahai,s. aali
hsads, shsstls blocks. whip stocks
and oil kiad ot vehicle. implsmenI
end automobils stock. Ny plant u
the only one In moth Aississ,ppi
EsAaa sssH.s tsam sssaess,@ saxaassA ss.'a
last yssi and this year, ] might
add that my collections fos the
meath oi March was Tar better tsar
any month snes have been Ia
business. But the iombsf bosinsss
10 very ssies ss ps~s<as In tAs'
section.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
Twentieth Century Club.

TIE .T,ssntieth Csatasy Ctse vi
meet with Mrs. ]. d. Campbell
Tuesday afternoon, May 3ri, Th'
ioiIo wing program 10 to be rendered
Preparatory Readings Mrs. II
|C. Gusrin. Mrs. Hartwsll Weaver
"Liis M Emsrson "-Mp. Jsi
Johnson,
"wosks ~ Emersoa Mrs, W
l., Polk.
Music--Msa Raymond Joslin
Paper-Mrs. Clayton Smith.
Additional Rsadinss-Mn J. A
ClemeGt
Music-Mv. \. 4, Hunt
Mrs. W J. .sugv viii lead tn
meeting. and the election ot officer
and delegates will be held Al
mem bew are requested To 6e pres
eu, Visitors welcome
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
First Baptist Church

The usual services will be held al
First Baptist Church nsIt sunday
!. sunday Sehool Al s.A, ~
The Msos Bible Glass will met
At The McCauley Theatre At S%b.
Mauine worship t ii O'Clock
re,non BY the pastor 90 "A Voie'
Prom He'll
The r. A. &. will meet at th'
church ., $50, Sermon bv tn
pastor on Wosks' st 80
A sunbeam Band ol thirt,
member. has been organized snt
viii meet twice each month tn
next meeting will be sunday Ma,
lst. at $40,
Beginnins Msy 22nd. H. Jane
II. Hubbard oi vrsnklin will sssis
the pastor 10 q ssriss OF rsv'vs
sesvices.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
New Weight and Measure
Law on and After May !

, An Act t-pa@s.d- ny tbs ss2snL Leg,
i-la,ure. being Chapter I2s. Act. Of
i02i, makes It hesrafter unla~iul
In thi@ Stats to sell any iood como
di,y by dry measures, but requires
such sale TO be BY weigh, ooly
Such articles may be sold in terms
quarts. pecka. etc but when 50
cold mus, conform by weight 10 the
standards rs i1sd by Chapter 2+O,
Acts Of 1857. All dealsfs are herr-
by notified that active enforcement
nf this law will begin on and after
May let
Il trust, that |. may -h.xa the CO.
o, Grafton oi both the dealer an''
the consumer in the enforcement q
tnis la~
Respectfully,
ID. J. Frazier
State sapt ci Wvigh. AMsssure.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
GOOD EATS 1T
lunn NEAT MARKET

Jast received 100 pound hississ-
ippi R,ves 6sh las, night and will
receive 100 pounds tonight, another
shipmsn, Monday. in TACT will have
them az oil umes Those 6sh Are
shipped direct to us from . house
eos, 40 the Mississippi River. We
arr going to .ell them to you dress-
sd snd sliced ready 10 eook-Bui.
islo Drum Perch st 25c per pound
Bopsl-ss 7eliow chanel cot Wc.
Lsmhs are now 10 season. veals
are Tat aud nne We handle Seu-
hoas meats exclusively, There are
lots o! cheaper mssu but none bet.
Tier. Qusli,y ia .wha, our uads
~ari,s sla ~h~n We cent give il sc
lyon 90 siil anit business. Gire N
your oeis. ye have three deliver,
boys ANXIOUS 10 ride.
| Head Lettuce. Celery - Toms
toes, Resp.
! Lunn Mea. Market.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
CONFEDERATE PENSIONS
INCREASE On JUNE !

The board 81 psnsioa examiners
10 feesi ring daily many letters IN
regard TO the act of the sixty. .second
general assembly increasing pen.
si0n. 10 Confederate soldiers. foi
the hensai Of all concerned ths
secretary u the board desires u 10
be known that under ths nev oct
Ill soldiers uou on the tHsson roll
or that many hesrsfief - added 10
the roll sw 10 receive 20 . month
and none shall receive more than
bshSs &saa9at ''s&nasf tE cid assa
pensioners ~rre paid SIS 8 moath,
eIc.p, those 70 years " over, who
~sre allowed ~ extra, but undei
the nes ac! al. -oiiiess are pla sed
an az saaai ioosaHs. ~ Hsaata
except those ~ the hrt clsss,
nov siI 10 number, wbo shall BE-
paid Sl5 a month each Tho nfs,
eiass pensioners are soldiers who
"a the line o. 'h-rr duty lost both
arma ~ both !srs Tss .ssislassss
appropriated 3l25.000 in addition
TO ,hr amount. slresdy appropriated
ior p-ns,oaa to meet the increased
pen.ions provided tor IN the &C,
| Ihe scl takes rfrc, Junel is2l
In all other respects the pensior
laws rnain undis,urhed
Provision was made 10 the new
act Tor the payment VI $40 q month
To- all Negro cooks who servsd Il
the rijsg Of the ~sf 10 the -C0nfetie
rate rmies. --Nsshvill- Banner
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
DICKSON N MIDST OF
/ SPIRITUAL REVIVAL

A serass oi isyivxi meetings Tor
the spisitual welfare and general up
Lift Of Dickson's citizenship. began
NJ ihs .Fssl. Presbyterian Church
Monday. Rev 7. u Hsnry. pastor
u this ehuseh, hs. the useiiaas IN.
der supesvisian. but IN no wisr are
thsss msstinrs ssesarssn ~ drnomi'
national, but ios ihS slorv oi God
and oil Christian ofxani1stioes.
Most oil Of the VARIOUS dsn0mina'
lions VI Dcksoa are already co.
gsPsxsGai&j aSSs SSssast 49, Jssssss's
as...:-. a.. es.ng h.id daily AT
$50 and 7:30 D 10 and Rev Henry
has been preaching from the shoul
der 10 good. silsd efo~ds tom the
beginning HE sstmou' atv sound
logical and iofcriuI, and carries
courage oi his conviction On We'd
pesday afternoon Rev h " Seay,
ptssining elder. hIIsd the pulpit,
snd Rev W. w. woodeock preach.
eti 1t sEe syeaiaa servies y
The msstings are TO be transferred
from The First Presbyterian 10 the
large tent 10 b. pitched near ) A
Bruoes store IN West Dickson ,h'
lsL,as part at his sssk. ~ lhs atIsi
nal plans OF the committee ware 'c
begin ID. revival 81 that point, buI
,on account u the tent not arriving
nscsssita,sd the holding oi the hrs
lev services in the church building
Announcement rom the pulpit vii
be made 40 TO the definite time th'
change will b. made.
Tho general public Of Dlcksos
and community are cordially invil
cd and urged 10 unlts 10 these sef
vices that a greater harvest of spirit
usl fruit may be gathered tor lh'
sarnsr--au Tor th- bettsrmens Q
mankind.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
Mrs. Alics Heath.

Ths dsStA angel stcse into sse
home oi John Heath, Of West Dick.
son, last Sunday evening M E<s
O'Clock. and claimed ios iss victim
the beloved viis and mother. Ars.
Hssth. assd - yssrs. -~' - Z"
Shs leaves her hasband, three
childwn-- Susie. Nora and Horace
and two bfothers, with . host oi
friends and other relative. to mourn
her pastins,
She gsvs bar heart and life 10
Christ and Joined the N. x. Church.
south, early in life, and remained =
faithful and devoted follower of the
Lord to Ito end, Az long as health
permitted she s~sa ls:sksal IN hrs
attendance at the services ci her
church and did her bee. 10 train he'
iehfidru im thr Master. ~
The home. church and oommup.
ity will oil miss her May the Gcd
u all grace comfort the husband.
daughter and son. relatives and
friends. and give them faith snd
grace 10 BE- faithful 10 the end ol
the journey and receive the crown
oi lie When Sister Heath came
10 the crossing Of tho River" the
| sa.ss vas calm. aud she isncisd
shs could slmost zee the boatnsn
coming 10 pilo, her home
Far tho from out. our bourn oI
,imc and place.
The fo-~i may bear me is.
| hope 10 s~v my piiot face to fscs
When have crossed the bar.
Servant oi God. we'll done
Rest from ,hv loved employ
The battle fought. the victory won
Enter lhy Masters 10y y
"a FAlESD
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
CENTRAL alcn Loses
FIRST GAME Or Tlson

Errufs proved Indeed eossiy 10
Drksoa Central Hish's sasseall
nachias 10 tie esms plasea ca
their diamoad here Wednesday ~
tssnooa -againss the crack ceatsal
Hiah u DaviAsoc coaa,y--ss cost :
IL that the hard earned l.arsls ot .
usdsisassd (is9l) nine wsss sssps
iscm hensasA then. the Walters
earning that dissinctioa In q . 10 Z
scosv.
|, Ad@aDdsan, Esaisal High /. ea3.
ON xssoffs slissssfspax xaa III isst ksssEs.
was Coach frsti's selres.oa iss
=;. sss;.a asy a;:; W: W. s::A: S::s...ss -. =
~ sensational 10 ssnAl aSa see, ~
pisces whsu his tsAm,msi.t tailed
70 plsy ball behind him. II. sss
retired ID The iosrth ID i.sm II
Lssch, Who sknss bis arG--ssd
didn't miss struttsas u. e,,lsr. oaty
yielding one lone tally ia TIE other
Ave inninss Eran,sn rs,s's~d 10
Glass a style. being a ies,uss -
the tame.
Coseh Pratt has developed q god
machine In the persoaass ~ Central
|ot Diekaon. hut the tna vss ~i,A
sham., sasminsly. Wednesday -!aed
we're forced 10 bow In defeat bsiass
the shrine oi the visitors.
Central High goes TO C-atsvyills
Friday Tor two games With Fatrvisv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
"PoliY u POLITICS"
Asa school ToMIE

The ssadsoss Of cental High
School vill perssn, Polly In Poll.
tea . eolpsdy- drama in thres
aess. at High School Auditorium
tonishtt Thuf~asyj A sessssi 3D.
mission oi 3se. viii be charged,
wilh reserved seats 81 Dc. The
proceeds viii 70 Tor the Domestic
seisacs Department and tho local
sehool baseball team Be cure aad
zee The play.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
Circuit Court Adjourned
Un,il Monday May ?

On. last FridAy morning the iuvy
in tho case oi State Va Herbert
Register. charged With sssMuIt With
'in,en, 70 commit mnide. rer'o'ted
Yerdic, Of not guilty
No other ua.ss being t..dy ics
trial, court adjourned 10 meet IN
special .essios on Monday. Nay ,,
a, sh.ch ,ims several cas~s are set
ior bearing and the same ,nai jury
empaneled Al the beginning OF th'
session lsss ~ssh. waA insasuatsd n
be psesrn, 90 The above date.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
Piano Recital at Charlotte

The piano recital given a. Char
lottp High school last Saturis,
evening hy the pupils Of Mis'
Ashlry's music class. asssstsd b,
student. ot Expression, was yer,
maeh enjoyed hv all present, h0w
ever the attendance was very muci
hindered on accoun, OF the heavy
rain. Each number vas artis'icsll'
rendered, which reflects much cr-dl
upan the pupils The mselves, AZ vel
AZ upaw their talented d't~ctrrss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
Former Dickson County Boy
Enjoying Good Bssiness'

We sr. 10 receipt ot letter troa
C. =. Work. cA New Albany. Aiss..
10 .hish be sss. us . check Tor ~
ressl 10 The Herald. ~ Nj. wost
10 q ioso,ex Dickson counsy boy.
having rssidcd % Pspey until ssv
yesr, sso when hs vest 10 Misc.
lssippi 10 snsas. In The hmbss
business. ~ taks ,hs liberty n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
DR.. and Mrs. Bouldln
Delightful Dinaer Hosts

A pretty courtesy extended Mise
Edith Badss snd l.. Clyde Self on
Tuesday evening, was the dinner
party oi which d. aud Mrs q, l.
Bouldin w~re hosts.
The colors oi pink and white pre-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
PASTURE.

tioeM pasture =. The H"a4n isrsE.
one hall mile east, n Dickson on
hurps pike. Preparations will be
made 10 take care ot milk cove on
seperate pasture. For further part
cuiArs zee Boyd Fusssll. poplnr ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22

EGGS-- Barred Plymouth Rock
.sg. ios setting ei tm setting of
i6,-Mr X A Wright. tennessee
City. Team, 4. ..-ye..u.. ,,...,.. >..,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22

See Rsynood Leccns.. oi Dcksoo
Rou,. /, Il yau have Resl kssate foA
ss's sni wish to dispose os sans
quickly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22
Specials in Flowers,
Plants, Etc.

C.~s~a,,sw.s, lresn ,A-sn. pots s2se
/" 3-,n. pots. Sc
Sprsnsen Ferns. 4 in pots Sc
Piumosus tl-aeel
Nanus, from } in. pots loe
Baby Breath. =" SIN. pots Soc
Pe,un,as, , varieties.
from 3-ineh pots .~~..-lse
| iielio,rcpe. IRON !, inch pots Sc
| Sul,ana., Z varieties,
from J inch pots ,.-..-~..~l5c
| Beson,a.. from 3.'neh pots se
lew OF Cane, eseh-~--.....--. &c
TRAILING Coleus. each .....~..-, oc
| Tall Col~us, in I varieties,
each ....-...--........l l0c and iSe
| Gamma. Bulbs. saeh-.-~...e..--.l lOc
| D.hl,as in vane,y lSe and 3se
| Mooa.,nes. each r. Sc
Saliva ., Sea,le, Sage. dog = 35c
| As,ers, mined, dosen.......-..ls DC
| Sweet Pepper. dosen~-.,....--.lSs %
P,emen,o Pepper, dozen .- 'c
| tio, Pepper. doscn.-.---.--...i,e
|, .E.alllauns 7 Tomatoes. dosen-1,e
Ponderosa Tomatoes, doc --l>c
E:sriy.Jersey Wakefield -
Cabbage Plants. per lW.-~l5e
| Nancy Hall Swee, po.sto-.
| :, ........ I. =. ....... Market Pncs
Il
| Dickson Greenhouse
CsmA. pb,ss ~
II I., t.....
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-22

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