One of our young men believes in Texas ponies. He can be seen endearing the little innocent creature to be calm. He says he is equal to BEN BUTLER when it comes to riding ponies.
WILLIAM PRUITT, our blacksmith, was in Clarksburg.
GEORGE MASSEY of Carroll County was shaking hands here.
The giant T. R. MURPHY and dwarf J. P. PARKER bought their first cotton here August 15.
It is said that Farmville is to have a ten months school this winter under the management of Prof. BRYANT.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boswell and children of Cottage Grove spent the weenend here with her father, Dr. C.E. Bolen.
Mrs. Ray Parker and son returned Sunday to their home in Memphis after a three weeks stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.O. Derryberry of near Rock Springs.
Mrs. W.D. Carnal of Cross Roads has been staying Jackson at the bedside of her husband who is in the Webb Williamson Hospital suffering with a broken arm and leg.
Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Coble of Lexington spent Sunday with Mrs. Essie Rush and family on Rt. 1.
Carl R. Orr of Memphis visited his father Col. F.M. Orr from Thursday till Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Griggs of Huntingdon, attended the funeral of his aunt. Mrs. W.D. Wood here last Thursday.
Fain C. Masters and family moved recently from Knoxville to Natchez Trace Park where he is connected with the State Forestry Service.
Mr.a nd Mrs. hooper Lewis of Chesterfield spent the weekend with her brother J.L. Davis at Cub Creek Lake.
Mrs. Martin Todd and daughter Shirley of Lexington spent Tuesday and Wednesday here with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Mincey.
Jake Kiser of Huron spent the weekend with his sister Mrs. G. T. Parker and Family at Crossroads.
G.T. Hatch and son Charles and daughter Georgia dn Mrs. Linnei Scott Todd of Rt. 1 were in Milan Monday on business.
Mrs. Bob Myracle of Rt. 1 was carried to Memphis last week and entered the Baptist Hospital where she underwent an operaton on Tuesday of this week. She has been in poor health for more than a year and this is her second visit to the Baptist hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Lewis and daughter moved Tuesday to Medina to make their home. They are employed at the Wolfe Creek Ordinance plant near Milan.
Miss Martha Claire Darnall of Lexington spent the weekend with her cousins F.A. and Stanley Gordon on Rt. 1.
John H. Griggs and family of Pleasant Grove were here last week on account of illness and death of his sister, Mrs. W.D. Wood who died Wednesday.
Mrs. W.H. Arnold carried her baby son to Baptist hospital in Memphis again Monday for futher treatment of his feet.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Myracle of Lexington spent Sunday here with his parent Mr. and Mrs. Lee Myracle.
Endal Gordon of Rt 1 is recovering from a bad attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. W.Y. Mincey visited her sister Mrs. George Wicks and family in Jackson this week.
Jones Bruce of Nashville spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Bruce on route 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holder and son have moved from Medina to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Lewis on Rt. 1.
Master Tomie and Miss Sue Bolen of Huntingdon spent the weekend here with their grandparetns Dr. and Mrs. C.E. Bolen
F.A. Wall of Roans Creek septn Monday here with Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Tilson.
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Ellis of Standing Stone Park were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Tipton in Natchez Trace Park lasat Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H.U. Carrington of Memphis spent the weekend with his brother John P. Carrington near Mt. pisgah.
Mr. and Mrs. Clebert Carnal were in Jackson Monday to see his brother W.D. Carnal in the hospital.
Misses Lucile and Neva Derryberry have taken rooms in Milan where they are working in the Ordinance plant in Wolfe Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Myracle spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carrington near Mt. Pisgah.
Mr. and Mrs. T.E. Derryberry spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Todd on Rt. 1 and enjoyed a birthday dinner in honor of their young son Larry.
Prof. L.M. Reeves of Chapel school was in Milan Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Leslie of Rt. 1 spent Sunday with thei son Joe L. and wife in Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Rush and son Carl, and daughter Mrs. W.D. Carnal of Rt. 1 were in Jackson Tuesday to see the latter's husband, a patient in the hospital.
Mrs. Lena Rush was in Jackson Saturday to see her brother, Dewey Carnal, a patient in the hospital.
J. Sam L aws has begun the operation of a grist mill at his home near Cross Roads, and is soliciting your corn to grind each Saturday. He also has fertilizer for sale.
Mrs. J. Pritchard and son of Memphis arrive Tuesday to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Lewis on Rt. 1
Miss Dorothy Rush of Rt. 1 is staying in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pritchard in Huntingdon and going to and from her work at the Ordinance plant near Milan.
Mrs. James R. McDaniel of near Lexington visited the Carl McDaniel family Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernell Carrington of Memphis visisted heer mother Mrs. Essie Britt over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Tilson of Union City visited his parents Sunday. Bro. Joe is not recovering from his illness as fast as his friends would like.
Mrs. Hattie Peterson has returned to the home of her son E.E. Peterson.
Bro. Otis Smothes filled his regular appointment at the Baptist Church Sunday and Sunday Night. He, his wife and daughter, Joy, Mr. and Mrs. raymond Fesmire, Mrs. Carrie Douglas and Gayle Walker were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Derryberry.
Mary J. Webb and Earl B. Walker returned from New Orleans last Wednesday A.M. and Earl B. went to Knoxville that night to resume his school work. They report a very thrilling trip to New Orleans. They went by plane from Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Derryberry were in Jackson shopping last THursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Laws, Mr. and Mrs. Onnie Derryberry were in Memphis last Saturday to attend the funeral of Oscar Hester.
Miss Ruth Bolen and Mrs. Ruel Bolen ofLexington attended church here Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Derryberry, Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Lee, Clarence E. and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rhodes were in Martin last Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr. Horace Butler.
Beaver School played two good games of basketball lasat week. They played Sardis. The girls got beat three points but Beaver boys won over Sardis by manymore points than that. Beaver goes to Sardis this week. Come on girls.. lets win this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pratt, Marsha and Vickie and Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Pratt and children of Milan visited Mrs. Evie Rush and other.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Pratt and Genise of Louisville KY visited the Denver Pratts an Mrs. Evie Rush
Mrs. Alice Griffin of West Memphis AR visited her mother Mrs. Opal Parker and attended church at the Baptist Church Sunday.
Miss Cindy Hunter visited Alicia Reynolds in Auburn KY over the weekend
Mr. & Mrs. L.O. Atkinson and children vacationed in the mountains last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Woody Horn and sons visited the Pat Myracles
Mrs. Louise Hailey, Mrs. Joy Earnest, Connie and Cookie Parks of Somerville and Dale Hailey of Cedar Grove visited Frances Hailey Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. John Nowell, Tim and Steve were in St. Louis Saturday with the little league baseball team and others present for a ballgame.
Jeff and Todd Gossett of Savannah visited Terry and John Rickman
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Ballard were in Jackson Friday night.
Carl Fronabarger visited Mr. and MRs. Ben Fronabarger part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kizer and Willard Middleton were in Florida last weekend.
Muriel Hollowell of Huntingdon visited Tommie Azbill and Mrs. Myrtle Garner over the weekend.
Mrs. Kate Laws and Mrs. Arlie Bee Kizer were in Darden Saturday for the funeral of Mrs. Myrtle Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tate an children and Mrs. Ebie Tate visited Mr.a nd Mrs. Leotha Fesmire in Trezevant Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Carnal of Jackson visited Mrs. Lena Rush and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rush.
Mrs. Kate Laws and Mrs. Robert Hill and children visited in Paris Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hester moved to Jackson last week.
Visitors of Mrs. Carrie Wall Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Carnal and Saturday, Mrs. Nell Pratt.
Rickey Webb, Ronnie Webb and Tony Douglas of the Army visited their families over the weekend.
Get well wishes to Mrs. Katherine Roberts, Mrs. Mildred Olive, who had surgery in Memphis hospitals, Rosser Parker and Tony Wood in Carroll County Hospital and Mrs. Betty Walker in Lexington Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Robertson of Bruceton visited the Arthur Robertsons and others.
Mrs. Jack Cary, Giner and Vanessa and friends were in Jackson Saturday.
Debbie Kizer, bride elect of Rodney Tucker, was honored with a bridal shower Friday night in the home of Mrs. Mae Kizer. Other hostesses were Mrs. Addie Kizer, Mrs. Ruth McDaniela nd Mrs. Laura Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. O.B. Rush spent the weekend in Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gentry of Memphis vacationed at Natchez Trace Park and attended church here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Leslie of McKenzie visited his siter, Mrs. Louise Carnal.
Carroll County Democrat 23 August 1889
P. E. PARKER and son LEWIS are in Memphis.
Lexington Leader March 13, 1942
W.T. Fronabarger of Memphis spent Saturday night here with his mother, Mrs. Kate Fronabarger.
Lexington Leader January 11, 1952
Mr. and Mrs. Tilson recently visited his brother and family the J oe Tilsons
Lexington Progress August 21, 1974
Mrs. Fay Kizer visited her mother, Mrs. Wade Tucker in Senath MO
