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Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
d.. Dalton On Schools

Patrons of the rural schools Of Ran
dolph Co., ladies' and gentlemen:
| notice there seams to be a gener
al dIssstIsfaction with the present
rural school system OF Randolph
county. While do not pretend to
know a lot about this subject and
do not want anyone to think that |
am trying to run down Randolph
county. | have few statements TO
make on this important subject OF
public school system management,
| if the good editor will allow me the
space IN the paper.
First, / feel sure a county superin
tendent Is necessary to properly car
~ out any regulated school system.
Second, think that the textbooks
tor the rural schools should be furn
isbed free of charge to the pupils
There should be an outlined course
of study made ont by the state super
intendent who la turn sends 1t out
to the rural school teachers. They
should be required to follow the
course of study as outlined. In
this way a uniform section OF study
is covered and reported fer bv each
teacher in a gwen time and no work
is slIghted.
1t is proven fact that the most
successful way TO distribute the por
ton OF tax money allotted to the
publc schools is to furnish It to dis
tr,cts by dividing 1t according to
tLe number OF school children there
in. based on the last enumeration re
port, Also to help improve faul'
ty school system nothing aids more
than to have a set salary for teach
ers according to their grade OF Ger
tihc.,e. With ihis there is a great
need for more rigid enforcement
of compulsory attendance law.
The reason think the above
things are necessary for successful
school system IS because | have seen
them tried and proven to be reai
worth while plan to go by Here
IN Ripleyeounty, also the state oi
Missouri, all OF the above recon-
,nepdations are 10 effect We have
county superintendent who Is elect
cd at the annual school election, ev
ery four years. He is paid a salary
according to the population OF The
county he works in Ia this county
he receives $1,000 year. He Is re,
auired to make visits TO every school
IN the county several times a year,
TO hold teachers examinations, iurn
ish materials for rural school exam'
uatione, grade papers and many o'h
er like duties. In fact he IS head
manager OF the whole country school
~ stem
In thls county there are eighty
two schools. By the present system
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29

pose why not avail yourselves Of
this opportunity? 1t the majority
ofpresent car owners and the exnert
TO he owners wish to have their II
ceDse raised from $l2 to S8a nor
year well and good, and if not. saw
so and let our legislature know
where we stand. Thls il fa, IN
ourselves and to them. We have
been given fair warnug what this
road commission expects TO do and
# we stand for il, IT Will be our
fault. Legislators will not dare 10
pass laws that Will be unpopular
with the majority of the people il
they know IN time that they are 90
ing to be unpopular. So get busy
and express yourselves.
B F. Sisson, Noland, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
sMssMssMss HsMssMss1K aHg

OF an outlined course of study, equal
ization of tax money, free textbooks
county superintendent aud rigid en-
forcement of compulsory attendance
law, we have one OF the best rural
school systems IN the country.
There has been a county superinten
dent IN Ripley county for over tblr.
teen years and no one who has tbe
interests Of the school children of
our county az heart would think Of
aboiishiug his office.
The free textbooks provision is
grand thing 10 school system
Many times where no books are pro
vIded by the school fund. set aside
for this purpose, as Is the case in
Randolph county, q child lsbors
along IN his routine Of study with
half enough books This is hin.
drarce TO any school
1t | understand II right, the tax
money in Arkansas IS divided accord
ing to the assessed valuation or
wealth Of the school district. In
this way children IN a poor section
of the country do not have anything
like an equal chance In the way of
schooling as those in the richer sec
tions. This Is unjust In Missouri
the money is divided according to
the enumeration reports Of each di,.
trict.
There was an average of seven
and one half months of sehool in
this county last year, 1921 20, and
there are requirements for a certain
amount OF school every year in ev.
cry district.
l have only touched upon the
main points of the subject | started
in to explain, but not boosting or
knocking either, it is a sure thinp
that the Missouri plan OF public
school management Is q lot more sat
lsfactory than the one now in effect
IN Arkansas | know the conditions
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29

Prof. Charles snowden lett lot :
Success saturday night TO tPen0'
Christmas with relatives ana ir'9"OS
IN his home town.
Mrs. Edith Cantwell ana @ .l'''e
son Of Corning, spent Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. add Mr'' o.
S. DAVIS.
The entertainment at the D"P''9'
church Saturday night was a very
pleasing affair. The two 'GoooIS' nl
Albright and Lower Il',1' W'
furnished some beautiful o'''iS
and readings aud the brownie ,N
Orchestra provided music inrousuc :
out the evening. The rendition OF
some of the special numbers sno"ed
close application, steady work ana
considerable talent At the close
of the entertainment the attention
of all was oentered on the Christ-
mas tree where we're waiting pres
ents and treats for all.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
BLACKWELL

/. N. Sorrell has 10 acres OF
wheat sown for next year and did
half the plowing himself 5000
for a man his age.
Jeff Blackwell has bought oil
John Whltrock so acres OF land on
which he will move.
The wedding bells were ringing
and the bride and groom were there
when Johnule Smith and Iva morris
became husband and wife Rev.
Demp King tied the knot.
Misses Alley and Edna Roblnette
are spending the holidays at nome
on vacation from Maynard Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Johnson of
Huffman are spending Nmas with
w. K JacSson and daughter
Mrs. Maggie Stubblefeld of Fort
Worth, Tex, who has been visit
ing friends here, has gone for WIS.,
1t with her nephew in Missouri.
Rev. Gillian and family of near
Little Rock have moved here lie
will preach at the schoOlhonse In
the nea. future.
Bro. Sylvans has called off his ap
polntments at the Blackwell school
house every Friday and Saturday
nights and will preach every Sunday
at IL o'clock.
We have been talking Of organic
ing a Sunday school New Years at
the school house. Let's quit talking
and get into action.
Albert Grady of St, Louis Is
spending Xmas with his mother,
Mrs. Jim Nipps.
Sunday night about 7 O'Clock
Miss Flossle Blackwell chose as her
wedded, beloved and lawful hus-
band, Mr.. Clyde Cousins of Poca-
hontas. The wedding happened at
the home of W. X. Johnson, who
performed the ceremony. The bride
and groom lett Tuesday for POca-
hontas to make their future home.
Robert Morris and family of Card
well, Mo-, are spending Xmas with
Jim Nlpps.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
BROWNIE

Christmas passed very quietly in
our neighborhood, A few visits
among the neightors. Some SPECIAL
dinners and the usual amount of
ire works gave the day Its only
recognition.
X. II. Vogau OF ST. Louis spent
, lhs greater part of last week IN
Brooklogs returning to st. LOUIS
SATURDAY. accompanied by Supt.
Henry Quellmaz, who spent Christ
mas day with homefolks
Quite a number of orr citizens
were in the butcherlng business last
week. Among them We're Frank
Archer, w. J Brown. jim Roach.
and James Vestor The latter killed
aporker which when dressed, tipped
the scales at AIS lbs.
Mrs. Ashby, our efficient primary
teacher, with her children, spent
Christmas with relatives IN Della.
plaiae.
MISS Bessie Schoheld is spending
the holidays with her parents near
Success.
Mrs. J. ID. Kerley is in Kentucky
on an extended visit 10 her daughter,
Mrs. Macy Thompson ana family.
Earl DuLaney and Oscar Pierce
we're IN Paragould one day last
week on business.
Lutt er Abansthy and family spent
Thursday with relatives near Poca'
bontas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mondy of Shiloh
spent Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Knapp.
MIR. and Mrs. James Vester were
In Corning Thursday of last week
doing some Christmas shopping.
Milton Albright, who is attend
ing commercial college at Little
Rock, is at home for the holidays.
|. S. Davis spent the greater part,
of last week in Helena visiting rela-
tives.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
REYNO

John, Shaver of Maynard, a prom
Inent merchant, Is preparing to
move to Reyno in the near future
MISE Geraldine Reynolds, who
has been in Memphis for an
operation for appendicitis, has re.
turned home.
Mrs. Oak Holford is getting
along nicely following an operation
She is IN Memphis hospital.
Clarence Jones, who has been IN
Oklahoma for several months, is
home again.
Mrs. Hattie Jones is able to be up
again after a weeks illness.
Tom and Mollie Robinson have
moved to town. They have had
their home remodeed and intend to
stay here thIs time.
Mrs. j. Hayworth OF Bardwell,
KY, has been visiting her sisterin.
law, Mrs. Mollle Fisher, of this
place.
After an absence Of several weeks.
Mrs. Oscar Smith is home again.
Frank Lee and family have moved
mp to "Poyerty HILL" and John Hop
kins and family viii occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Lee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29

IN both counties.
Now readers this letter was not
written to injure anyone but just to
express my views on the subject of
a successful plan of public school
government. | am Interested IN
Randolph comfy An the DAYS |
ever spent in the rural schools vas
IN Randolph county except three
months. Il was there that 1 learned
the good and bad OF the present sys
tenn
In closing | will say that see
nothing 10 hinder Arkansas from he
coming a leading state eduoauoual-
ly, If she would adopt the present
Missouri system Of school govern
ment, rot overlooking the all impor
tant office of county superintendent
She has the wealth, the citizenship
aud the examples of many more sue
cessfu systems TO AID her in her up
building and we believe IN short
time she will be Ia the front ranks
with the other leading states, oncs
she gets a satisfactory plan OF school
management IN force Yours respect
fully, ID. j. Dalton,
Ponder, No.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
Late County News
NOLAND
NOLAND

Hog killing time down our way
Andrew Gwiu Is building an "o
di.ion to his house.
Isaac OgIesby aud wife are tue
proud parents Of a new g'r' O'Oy'
New. DAVIS has his ne" house
we'll along toward oompleuor'
2. NJ Morgan of Mammoth sPriDg
vas down the 18th aud l6lh makl"g
arrangements to move on Mr' 90
sou's iarm near ImToden, where ne
will farm during 1928
Emmett Ward and Ross Thomas
have been buying and hauling COZ"
trom Mtllsrd Sloan.
The mang friends Of Harry sheP'
psrd will be glad to bear that ne 's
some better At this writing and "at
able a few DAYS ago to be mo'tu
from the hospital at st. Louis 10
bis home at Atlanta, Ga.
Marian Gwin Is getting ready 70
move 70 the Shaffer farm.
Tobe Sanders will soon move TO
tie Mike Crockett farm.
Now AIT ca, we have not write D
for a feR weeks but We nave nov
forgotten vour gO,d Missouri boost
ius Ioetty aud we compliment you
on same. But why not boos. o'u
AFkau sas our home s.Ilv, or Kan
dolph couat,2 We think Randolph
has many things to be lralsed tor
! believe we have Tor one lh'og,
more living representatives ot bi'tor
ioal name or families in this county
than in any other county ol lie U
:. Tnat Bounds preGIy big doesn |
il? Well as you are from Missouri
We wall have TO show you. we
have the Penns, the Clays, The Har
1s0ns, the VermlIyeS, the Henrys,
the Barnums, the TSlers aud the
Jscksous aud these are not all as to
names We could mention long lists
Of minerals, crops, timber, etc., but
just get to thinking Of all the good
blessings Of old Randolph.
Well we have heard no one com
mont on or about the proposed new
Legislation IN regard to the auto tax
! suppose we will DO like we have
done on the road tax, just wait un-
tll the "horse is stolen and then
lock the door" and howl. Now the
500 car owners of Randolph ought
TO know what they want and not be
too modest or be- afraid to express
their honest convictions "a stitch
IN lime saves nine" probably would
be IS true OF this as any other pro.
posed Legislation. Let our Senators
and representatives know what we
want and ss our good editor gives
us the use OF hls paper for that pur-
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
NOTICE

For the purpose of securing un-
iformity in prices, we, the members
of the Randolph County Medical
Society, have adopted the following
scale of tees for professional servlc-
e.:
Office Work, Mialmum Fee : 90
Dav Calls in CITY 200
Night Calls 4 90
Oba,eterics (ulus visiO 1900
Consultation (pluo visIt) 10 20
All obsteteric and Gitice work,
cash in hand.
Randolph Go. Medical Society
80 52t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
FOR SALE

One housebOat, one gas boat and
one John boat, all il good order.
Have to leave the river on account
of bad health, II you want a bar.
gain call or write at once. James
Davidson, Pooahontas, ARK 30 2tn
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29

Distress after eating ia dns 70 had
digestion Herblne helps Tie drees
tive process. clears the sy,tem of
impurities aud restores a iee,na of
vigor aud buoyancy Of snirits.
Price, GOo, Sold by Palace Drup
Store
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
FORD FoRsA

Practically new Ford car for sale
at a bargain. Been used 90 days.
Guaranteed in good shape. For
sale for cash or good note. / r
Thompson, Pocahontas, Ark 90 q
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-29
Hgoi1sal Coast pa'icn cu-.4
in "A Co 81 DAYS
10 NILII IuleI.n.

'LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" sa..o-i,ry.
prepared Syrup lun.c-L3sauyefr ,i',a,ol
Constipation. L reiacs r-r -a S~5 ~
eh94il Il o.. ~, ~ ..in en- re g..fiy io,lin Ii days
70 uceissg.M acuoa. liStltas ,@, aed
.aes bss,,s ''@s' W
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

Miss kila TidWell ist Tuesday
i0s MeEphls. .bsfe she xiii Joan
Aiss Charl O Williams. shelby
County superintendent N Public
Edue alton aboard The frssiaen,'s
Special" i0s Bssten tn attend The
SAtioaal Edse Asion Association. Of
which Mlss Williams 40 president
IN tour thsy will ,isa visit Slasra
Fall.. Bnasls. Nsu fGs. Sor.OiA
and " sshlngton.
The Young Ladies Mis.iauary
society Of the N X Church scuth
met with Me. L~vonis Gossett
June 3s. The meeting op~ned With
song. tcllow.d BY ,he Lotd'a
Prayer in spcc-ss, Tho !ssasst
Mis- Elisahs,h Matth.w. read the
a3rd chspt-s Of M.tthr~ Miss
Msttbess also read an interesting
letter ITO Ia. YOUNG People II
sas decided Tor the Young people
to hare booth the sourlh oi yuly
Tor the benra, d the uew church
We adpurnei To meet July list,
with Miss Elia.beth Matthews
Recording Fec
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

kodah finishing Cooks Studio.
Dickson, Tenn
Gst your safety razor blades At
the Clemore Pharmacy All stand.
ard makes
Mrs. II u White. Of Monterey
MEXICO. i. hers the suest Of tela'
tives and friends.
Mrs. Leo Pack and children are
visiting relatives near Charlotte THIS
Seek
Mrs Chss Adams aud littls
, daughter left "Wednesday fos 4 vial,
With relatives IN Memphis
Mrs Norman Petty and little
daughter, IT Central City. Ky, ars
here Visiting relatives and friends
Mrs " &. Morrison mas return
ed from visit ~ relatives and
friends Al Wsverly.
Mss Imos-ne Hlgdon lett Ss.ur
day Tor A several days visit With
Ft~iatfvss>i n Hastyvstsr. Ala a.', $50
FOR RENT rooms upstairs
suitable Tor ofsce rooms =. Apply Al
Mod-i Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. ; Il Robertson
aud ch!ldren sptnt . lev days THE
seek IN stawatt county the guests
IT NJ Robertson a. patents
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

Mas Nellie Btsls .ad NJ al
bert freeman wsrr married -unt ~
al, ssnoon at The homp of the OH
eating minister. the Rev W
Ke.,hl.y at asleG Ai.s Ailesp
S,ons dr William ks-i and Mr.
and Mr. scott Wade ssrs the onl,
st,sndsn,- folln~ius ths crre
mony the yoans couple yer. ea,et
tanned at dinutr hy The groom .
parents. NJ. and Mrs. Geoigs ffrs
mao al Beet Range md s'tei shoI,
visit ~ Mr. Fireman parents
Or, and Mrs. J " Rrake Of Cum
bertrand Furnace. they wl'l be a,
hoW. 90 South FlAt street ClsrIs
sille shere Nt freeman - con
u.c,sd viii tse kisr ConroJ
Hardn are Go.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

KODAK finishing Cooh. Studio,
Dickson. Tenn.
Go 10 Bon Aqua Syringe Tor a bic
time July %th,
Miss Gertrude Cook ~ visiting Al
Twomey this wses
Miss Margaret Morrow IL visiting
relatives in Nashville
Mamie Rhoedw spent last Sun.
day At McE~en With friends
Miss Kunics Moody. u Nashville
10 the guest Of Miss Kthel Brewer
You canno, afford tn miss 4
service o! The First Baptist Church
See the b,s los chase At Bon
Aousr July t,h
Mrs, fhutman'vwsn~s ~aa baby
are visltins tels,ivss In South
Catollns
Carrie tho title daughter Ut Mr.
and Mr. + J Springer. |. on the
sick hs,
Ma kltxa ll,hsnn, ia ~. lnnsiti.
10 here the guest oi relatives aud
friends
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

n. Fsny "a hs.s. the beat b.
elcsr an IN. market Il IS home
rrodat nsiN hy tbs Ns'tSFon
Cigar Company 10 Dicts"n When
you sap' . good fs SMOKE suy
The FAIRY stprssy tsiptas =
bone enterprise
Tie Cl~ucrs pbsrnseYM Esa
man Kodak Y,ins and wi.f have
Yous psctgfes finished.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

Nj Joseph II MsNlllisms aged
ahou, % y~ar died at The home u
bic granddaughter, Mrs. X
Rsedsr. al Burns. Monday, June
28. 1914. fun.tsl service vas held
Tuesdsy afternoon. conducted BY
Rev J W Dsshsso. pastor OF the
IN T. Church at this place aud 10.
hrmsnt took place in the Hall
graveyard. three miles east u Burns.
He Ia survived BY On. son, Walter
Nc Williams. ~ OHIO. and several
grandchildren.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

M,s. Halle 6:;.as Lai't~ail vile
ii Edwsrd Caldwell. aged IL yena.
died SUNDAY evening at the home
n her parents Mr. ard Mrs.. : "
s,on. no y-ilo~ Greek
Mrs CaId~sll Gas su exception
sllv talented mu4sc,an and 49, EN-
ploy-d at Wet Motelsnd. vhe,.
Oh. vas married lest F.hruars A
~ weeks ago she h-esm- III and
VI mi TO the home II Der parents on
yellow Greet. vhae she grsduslly
srsv ~orse until the end came sun
day rvenine.
To knes her -. 10 love Der and
shs nuDhssed hss Trends ~ hsl
acquaintance, which ~as at,a.'ad
|by the large gathering Al 'hs
funeral services h+ll Tu-sday morn
|ins conducted by Rev W I Mes
hit, sseisseA BY Rev L = Dicksn.
Iutsrmsps taok place vi Untof
Cemetery in Dickson
Aheut two houu before sh. pass
Cd away. her husband Ed~sr.
I Cslasell. al Yves, Mosslsnd, Oh
had hern st bic siie's bedside ID.
I sevssaI days, sas ssricksosd vii
spv<nAkisss and 80 tsken to
l NASHVILLE hospital where be un.is'
wess an operation and ri last &C
cent 1ss 10 a very a~rsar. eor
Iitaon and his rssovsry sspsit'
vsxy doubtful
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

Mfs. Leila Fielder Work. aged 40
years. died Tuesday at the home
Of Der parents. M and Mrs n A
FIELDER, on Piuey fun-fsl service
vas held Wednesday and the
rename LAID to rect IN the family
graveyard
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
We ray tas % weekly toll time,

We ray t7s % weekly toll time,
-k so hon, srsre time sell'os
tos..ry gaaran.s~j scar fous months
q, ,.pIscsd Tree - stylss. Vrse
sample. 10 ~oYh@s- Eslssy os -
percent rbn, ss,ssion tsood hos'ssy
i. az sh.olv,s pecessity, yo0 ess
a4ll IL easily. kxpssisncs unc'c~%'
.s,y Eagle Ioittins &iis. Dsshy,
Pennsylvania
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

Mrs. Fannie Williams. aged rs
years. died a, The home OF her
daughter. Mrs. + Il Ed~Atds. here
Monday. June 18th. after sho',
illness. She vas here on visit
when che was suddenly STRICKEN BY
illnese. aud gradually grew vofss
until the ana! summons came
A short prayer ssrvice was COO
Quoted 81 the residsnc. TUESDAY by
Rev. J d, Hewgey and her remain.
sere conveyed "a the tamil,
burryius ground a, Neptune in
Cheathsn County. her home uber
'iutsstnsIt TOOK place" ne rsmsFna
being lad 10 rest beside tina, Il bt
husba nj the late Dr. ! Wii'isrA
who preceded hr' TO 'h~ .rays ~
years
Mrs Williams Is survived ~
seven children jim Williams. u
eeA,nsvIls~. XIV -, Mr.. - MARY
Palmer. Gal attn; Tom Williams,
ClafhsYine; Vim B William.
Nashville. Mr.. Bett,. LlandI's
Neptune; ::Mn fauni. S,musins
Chspm anshoso. snd Mr. Annie
E1wsris. THE place
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

your pictures Anished.
COOK WOOD--fassd dry co0k
wood Dee q. y, Miller Of Pond of
phone DIN.
Bon Asus--ths coolest SCOT 10
be ioasd-~invi.ss you July eth
Miss Estsils Gillian. II CARROTS.
Dpsa. the vesk-snd With isisnds
hsfs
H. N, Lass, Who vss orrfeoms
by tbs asa, one day last wses. is
reported TO bu In q very serious con-
dtsign -
Mr. and Mrs.. CIsrsrcs Colles and
children d Padacsh. Nv have
been Visiting relatives and tsisnds
here this week.
Nature lnt.nded that you should
es, shat you want. You can do il
| n you taas TAnlsc Matthews
Drug Co.
Ne and Mrs 7. c Brooks. Of
Hampshire spent the weekend
here wi,h relatives and fleads and
attended the Hsrdeman meeting.
Mr. 0scar Krsoon and eh'idrea
alter a week visit here NTH rel
a.iyss and friends. have returned 10
their bons 81 Paris
| S0R sALE-Bshy Grand Chew
rolet autn~obile 10 hrsi elsss enn
diiion Will sell reasonable See
W c. Holt, Dietson. Tenn
Lern Bright and little daughter.
Elisabeth. u Jasper. arr spending q
| lev days here With relatives aud
tl.nds
M and Mrs. Boyd ,unn &C
compseied BY Mrs Gum mother,
Ms Rslston, mototed here Rom
Eric and spent the week end With
inelds.
The Youns Peoples Missionary
| sbof.ty II iht N r. Gffdfea;
south. will sslI eatss al the Fret
National Bank. Saturday q, 10
o'clock
Mr.. and Ms. G.. ". Cfsddock,
| Of Humboldt afv here to remain
several mccths. Mr. Crsddock will
operate the Saobrisht Canning
Factory this season.
W, A. Sell and family moved to
their ne= hon. Monday The res
Ildence vacated ny them will be
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. John N
Smith
From coast to coast Tsnlac 10
known and bouosed and millions
have taken il aud pronounced IL
the greates, medicine OF oil times -
Matthew'S Drus Co,
| Dr. A. W. Ali, 81 Nashville, will
conduct services al st. Johns
Lulheren Church. Sunday aitsfnoon
al $50 The public 10 cordially in.
vited,
Mrs Chas Mcmillan aud chill.
dten, after . visit here The sucsis ol
| Mrs. McMillsns psrsn.s. nr. and
Mrs. W. &. Holt. sud other rsla.
,ives and friends. have returned to
their hons 10 Kansas City. ~
Curry Harris has sold hss r~si-
dence on Ceutre avenue TO J. ]
Taylor Mr.. Harris and family
viii move 10 Nashville and Mr.
Taylor and family siIl move from
their country home he,e.
L sf.a VT ',s'| ~. &',. H,. ~ ,,,>sf
Miss Lillian Nesbiit. ri Denver.
! alter an extended visit 10 friends
! in sps,u s6eld Columbia and Mach.
| vile. spent the seek end here With
her aunt. Mrs D Talmaae Taylor,
en- route home.
Mrs. Raymond 1c*if1- aud chil'
d,en. ai,., spending sev-rsl days
here visiting rslatives and friends
add attending the hardsm.n meet
Ing. returned 10 their home in
Nashville tuesday
sam L. Donsid.op aud children
Lois and Lester AND Mr. and Mr
Doyle. II Cl.veland. Ohio. arrived
here Tuesisy afternoon and ere the
guests ~ Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Donald.cr. Just north 81 Dickson
They uo,ored through
! Lost ~~ Between Mckson and
McEwen, On Wednesday, June N.
HON automobile, handbag contain
ling chect, Waiting cards and valu
sbles. Return TO Mrs.. n P,
Myers a2i Arkansas 81. Helena.
!. Arb, iot reward.