The Camden chronicle., June 18, 1915, Image 3

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Bloomer Girls vs0 Camdee here June 24
THE QAME WILL BE CALLED AT HITF1ELD PARK PROMPTLY AT 2 O'CLOCK THURSDAY -AFTERNOON
Little Locals.
Newton Nance of Garfield was in
the city Tuesday.
Alma Fry of Coiburg was" in
Nashville Monday.
II. L. Hayes of Jackson spent
Sunday iu Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holland spent
Monday in Nashville.
W. T. Morris spent, a few days
iu Nashville this week.
Ex-Register L. E .Goodwin has
returned from a visit to relatives
iu Humphreys County.
E, G. Flowers of Ramble Creek
was in the city, Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Dtley has returned
from a visit iu Memphis.
John Hf Harper of Nashville is
here on a visit to relatives.
Clerk and Master G. M. Leslie
was in Nashville yestercJay.
Frauk Leslie is spending a few
days at Holkday with relatives.
The Chronicle and senai-weekly
Globe-Democrat, $1.40 per year.
W. E. McCullough spent Tues
day and Wedaesday in Nashville.
Rub-My-Tisus antiseptic, ano
dyne kills pain, stops putrefaction
Mrs. Lou M. Bryant has return
ed from a visit to relatives at Lex
ington. Mies Myrtle McRae is visiting
ber sister, Mrs. Frank Woods, in
Memphis.
No. I timothy and No. 1 alfalfa
hay at cost. See Caradeu Produce
Company.
George Galbreath of Postoak,
who has been very sick, is rapidly
improving.
Cottage prayer services will be
held this afternoon with Miss Min
nie Lashlee. '
Miss Liliian McKinney of Mc
' Lemoresville is the guest of Miss
Norine Maiden.
Rev. O. A. Utley of Memphis
visited relatives here the latter
part of last week.
Remember, the Bloomer Girls
he here next Thursday. Come
and see the game.
Rev. O. C. W rather, Rev. F. B.
Tnnp and Prof. S. J. Kina are in
V VM-M
Huntingdon this week.
Julia, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Jordan, is visiting
relatives at MeKenzie.
S. A. Byrn laid the first brick oa
the new eburt house Monday, and
the work, is progressing nicely.
Miss Norma Lashlee, who has
been teaching in Louisiana, is at
home for the summer vacation.
Sheriff J. C. Parker was in Dyer
and Obiou Counties on official bus
iness the latter part of last week
Hardv O'Gninn has returned
from Memphis and reports his
brother, Enra O'Guiun, much iu
proved.
Ulmate Scruggs of Holladay,
who has been attending sehoo
here the past year, returned home
Monday.
Walter Lynch left Monday for
Atlanta, Ga., where he will do
guard duty at the federal prison
near that city.
The Camden Produce Co. is sell
ing No. 1 timothy and No. 1 alfalfa
at cost. Now is the time to supply
yourfeelf with hay.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Haft Always Bought
J Ex-Mayor S. L. Peeler left Sat
nrday for Buffalo, N. Y., to at
tend the annual, session of the
Grand Lodge Knights of Honor,
Enoch Harris, who is a guard at
the State prison farm near Nash
ville, whs here the -latter part of
kst week.' Mrs. Harris accompa
nied him on his return to work.
Clarence Townsend of the U. S.
Battleship Vermont stationed iu
Eastern waters, who has been vis
iting his parents iu Obion County,
was here to see relatives the first of
the week.
Hon, Joe F. Odle and W. D.
Cooper weut with their Sunday
school class of boys for au outing
on Tennessee River Wednesday.
They carried lunch with them ami
spent the day fishing.
Miss Hallie Rushing of Nash
ville, has been visiting relatives
herp. returning ou Monday. Miss
Rushing, who is a daughter of
"Greasy Bob" Rushing of Big
Sandy, is a teacher at the State In
dustrial School.
"The .Star Bloomer Girls,"
ball team of young ladies from
down East who are touring the
country, will be in Camden June
24 for a game with the local team.
Tell it to your friends, and let's
give them a good crowd Thursday.
Ice cream and sherbet will be
served on high school campus next
Thursday evening by the ladies of
the local department of the Wom
an's Missonary Society, the pro
ceeds to be used forchurch. Good
music will be a feature of the even
ing. Everybody invited to souie.
COXBURG.
Claude Goshorn of Dickson is
visiting in this community.
R. M. White of Holladay has
been visiting relatives near here
W. D. Johnson and wife visited
'riends here the first of the week
Several from here attended the
concert at Dry Branch Saturday
evening.
G. C. Conley of Holladay was
here on business the latter part of
last week.' .
Sunday school has been organ
ized at Green Hill. Let all come
out .and take part
We are sorry to learn that Tom
Hatley, sr., who has been sick for
some time, is no better.
J. W, Byrd, better known as
Jim, was seen going toward Baker
villelast Friday with his hat in his
hand puffing like a double header.
Upon inquiry as to his haste, the
only response that could be elicited
was, "Its a girl and weighs nine
pounds." It developed upon fur
ther inquiry that Mrs. Byrd, who
who is with her parents in Baker
ville, had been presented by the
stork with a fine babv Cirl. Don t
blame you for the hurry, Jim.
COLESBURG.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mitchell spen
the week-end here. .
We are glad to report that Ben
Earp is improving.
Henry Brown and H. U. Cole
were in Camden Friday.
Ben Earn and Lon Wilbauks
went to Camden Friday. .
Bud Moore and family spent the
sabbath with A. 0. Medliu.
, Lon Wilbauks and son spent las
Saturday with A. O. Medlin.
Green Smith spent the week-euc
end with Mrs. Adaline Smith.
Walter Smith and Grover Cole
spent one day last week with Wyly
Parker. . -
Best wishes to The Chronicle
E. II. Harris spent the sabbath
with L. A. Robinson.
Farm work is progressing rapid
ly in this community.
Sewell Brown was a gtiest of
Will Peacock Sunday.
Henry Brown made a business
trip to Camdeu Friday.
- Rev. W. J. Barnes will preach
here Suuday at -3 o'clock.
Morris Uatley of Green Hill was
here the first of the week.
Melton Hatley and brother spent
Suuday with Henry Brown.
II, U. Cole and Price Oxford
were in Holladay Saturday,
II, U. Cole spent Friday with
houaefolks near Ceuter Hill.
Aaron Hyatt spent Saturday af
ternoon with Henry Brown.
Mrs. Mint Harris visited Mrs. N
J. Brown one day last week.
Rev. G. M. King filled his regu-
ar appointment here Sunday,
Mrs. Bee Oxford visited Mrs. T.
. Earp a short while last week.
Miss Tola Pierce and sister .were
week-end visitors of Miss Dora
Iarris.
Misses Iva and Ava Barnes spent
a few days laet week with Mrs. P.
French.
Mrs. Mint Harris, whose dwell
ing was destroyed by fire last fall,
has rebuilt;.
Mrs. John Craig of Eagle Creek
is visitiug her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Kirk, this week.
COWELL'S CHAPEL.
Mrs. W. C. Branch of Cypress is
visiting relatives here.
Calvin Hicks and family of lule-
wild( spent the week-end here.
James Greer and family visited
.John Harrison the lirst ot the
week.
Aunt Chloe Hicks of Pea Ridge,
who has a bad case of neuralgia, is
improving. .
Mrs, Mattie Bridges and son and
daughter, Allen andCona May, vis
ited in the "Squirrel eaten corner
last week.
The good women of this neigh
borhood have undertaken to clean
off the Cowell'e Chapel Cemetery,
and not a man on the ground. Did
you ever hear anything like? We
predict that it will be well done.
No. 6G6 will cure chills and fever.
It is the most speedy remedy we
know. ,
TRUSTEE'S TAX SALE
ivT.win ; .Tnlv (Rth flrtv" 1915 at the court house door in Camden, Benton County
Tenuessee I will offer for public sale all the real estate belonging to delinquent tax payers for the year,
1914. The following is a list of such delinquents. The district, boundaries, number of acreein each tract
aud the amount of taxes due is as
NAME
Hendersou, G (c)
Hatley, D W
Flowers, W. L,
Norwood, M. W.
Strickland, G(c)
Simou, Frank (c)
Siinon, Sam (c)
Wheatley heirs
Nichols, Jim
Wheatley, J T
Doty, W S
Doty. W S
Eldridge, W R
Watkius, Gip
Lynch, Allen
,Lot in Big Sandy. -
There will be penalty, interest and cost of advertising addeu to these amounts due, and if said safe
is not completed on'said first Monday in July, next, the same will continue from day to day until coir-
pletetf. Sale wjllbe between the hours of 10 a. m. aud 4 p, m.
W. S. CORBITT, Trustee
MEETING,
The third .quarterly conference
for the Big Sandy charge of the
M. E. Church will be held at Mc
Rae's Chapel Saturday and Sunday
June 2G-27. Rev. Virgil Patford,
district superintendent, will preach
Friday night, Juue;25, and preside
at all sessions. The following is
something of the program.:
Saturday 10 . in. Devotions,
led by, pastor, Rev. J, N. Fanner.
10.30 Reasons why the officials
should attend the sessions of the
quarterly conference, J. L. Holland
and J, N. Farmer, 15 minutes each.
llWhat; -does the church on
this charge expect of us laymen
aud officials, and cau it depend on
us? E. II. Dowdy aud Ira Pressou.
11.30 Address, district superin
tendent. Nooa 'Dinner on the ground,
served by the ladies of the church
and community.
1.50 p. m. What tire some of
the benefits of the Sunday school
to the church and community, Mrs.
Clara Dowdy and J. N. Farmer.
2 How can we make the Sunday
school more interesting aud profit
able, Claud Melton, F. H. Bellamy.
2 30 The Methodist forward
movement, district superintendent..
3 Business session.
The usual quarterly meeting ser
vices on Suuday. All the officials
of the entire charge are urged to
be present aud everybody cordially
invited.
Very truly,
Virgil Pa-fjord,
District Superintendent'.
J. N. Farmer,
Pastor.
The peoples' gaob j Trust Co.
Has compiled this suggestive statement
for your consideration:
Lite's Leiger
1914.
Income. .... . ... All Spen
Funds for Sickness. ..... None
Funds for Accidents None
Funds for Old Age '. .None
f tie peoples'. Bank H f pest Eo.
Tour accounts will be carefully kept to your entire sat-
isfactiou. Let us prove to you our interest iu your bueiuees.
L.E.Davis, , J. M. Lockiiart, . -G.iB.Iira,
President Cashier Wice President
follows:
DISTRICT ACHES NOUTU SOUTH
First 25 Odle 1 Mai in
First .100 Hatley Conley
Second 112 Barnes Ellis
Fourth 90 Norwood ' Webb
Fifth " 3 McAuley ' Morris
Fifth 1 Silas ' Strickland
Fifth 1 Tharp Simon
Seventh M5 Wheatley Allen
Eighth 35 Wilson Herriu
Eighth Hartley McRae
Ninth . 109 Leegan Pierce
Ninth 12 Dortch Barnes
Ninth 45 Christopher Merrell
Niuth 38 Wade Harris
Eleventh 120 Simon Barnes
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEM
PERANCE UNION.
The W. C. T. V. will meet with
Mrs. R. D. McCord Monday, June
21, at 2.30 p. m. N
Sc r i p t u re lesso n , .Palnr.;21 .
Discussion, "'! he need Riid vah;e
ef home training.7'
Leaflet, ""Beginning of bodily
education," Mrs. A. S. Justice.
""Root beer a snare and a delu
sion, Mrs. llobert Florence.
..Current even la from -the Union
Signal.
Torn Morris was today appointed
chief olerk to Commissioner of Ag
riculture Bryson. Mr. Morris k
the assistant Cushier of the 'First
National Bank of dauaden aud ,
citizen of that place. -He wac
chief clerk to Commissioner of Ag
riculture John Thompson for twey
ahd a -half years, nd resigned.
devote-himself to his private busi
ness, being succeeded by James B.
Tolliver of Lebanon. . Mr. Morris
will assume his duties nest Mon
day, succeeding T. -G. Settle whe
has filled the position -for Tour
years under Commissioner Peck.
Nashville Banner.
Elsewhere iu this issue of Tke
Chronicle will be fcuud an article
from the Paris Business Meri'a
Club seut to Mayor T. J. Jjowry in
regard to the organisation of coop
erative rural credit associations,
State-wide movement. We would
like to have comments from some
of our leading citizens on the prop
osition suggested.
No.OGO will cure malariaor bill
ions fever. It kills the ge jaw.
Life's Led-Gek
1915.
'Resolved, I will -turn -over
uew leaf and deposit a portion
of my income each mouth of
1915 a' savings account with
EAST
WEST VALUE TAX Kit
Malin $100 $1.25
Matlock E00 3.75
Nowell 1 500 : 8.25"
Webb 100 ; 3.25
Perkins 50: 2G2
Pate , ' 20' .25
Simon 30: 237$
Farmer 150 . l.S7
Holland ; -50 "2621
Jones e50 6.37
Pierce 200 2M
Pierce
Evans ' , '600 9 5(T
Wade 100 .1.25
Hatley 800 12 08
Mai in
Maliti
Barnes
Norwood
Simou
Donloe
Tharp
Berry
G raham
Hicks
Pierce
Schouing
Christoph'
Harris
Cravins
Biesauue of
and its many readers.