The Jackson Sun from Jackson, Tennessee • 11

THE JACKSON SUN PAGE ELEVEN FORM CASES DAVE MITCHELLS 1 DISPOSED OF IN at A McC ALL I SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1936 HENDERSON CRIMINAL COUR HOSTS AT DINNER 99 Mass of Business Transacted Here Last Week By Judge Johnson Judge Frank I Johnson and officers of the criminal court had a busy week last week, the first of Event the January term or coun, ana in spite of. the difficulties of meeting- in temporary quarters disposed of forty-two cases on the calendar th oiirt. Judsra Johnson has These events are seldom of ered by this Store, and you can rest assured that when they are, real values may be had at bargain prices. Redaction Ingleside Club in Interesting Program at First Meeting of Year HENDERSON, Jan. 11 The Ingleside Book Club held its first meeting of the year, in the home of Mrs.

Spencer Smith on Tuesday. The program was entitled "The New and was under the direction of Mrs. W. C- Farrow. Mrs.

W. M. McCallum gave a "News Review of 1935." Mrs. J. I.

Gal-bralth -New Year's Wish." Mrs. 'J. B. Brown reported on the "Story of Adventure" and Mrss. 1 L.

Rob-bins gave a talk on "Thoughts for the New Year." Mrs. Smith was host to 14 club members and 14 guests including Mesdames J. T. Bagby. N.

B. Hardeman, H. F. Paschal, Rogers, J. D.

L. Whittaker, Burl McKinney. Joe Frye, R. C. McCallum.

W. B. Ellis, and L. L. Matthews of Jackson, and Misses Ava Rogers, Virginia Braden and Joy McKinney.

Late in the afternoon a delicious club plate was served. An interesting social event of the week was a dinner, given by Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

Mitchell on last Wednesday night observing their sixteenth 'wedding anniversary. Those who enjoyed this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Terry.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Purdy.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McCallum.

Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mitchell.

Mrs. J. F. Neal. and Miss Lorena George.

The guests surprised their host and hostess with a gift of a beautiful crystal set. Mrs. W. C. Reams was hostess to a meeting of the Woman a Missionary Society of the Methodist Church on Monday afternoon.

The 11 members and trree visitors pres-, ent enjoyed a fine program. Judge Cecil Corbett Smith of Chicago. 111., visited this week in the home of his sister, Mrs. J. D.

Anderson. Mrs. W. E. Gibson, Mrs.

W. C. Thompson and Buster Jett have gone to Bluefield. West Virginia, to attend the bedside of a close rela- UVMrs. F.

E. Dyal of Goodwin. visited her mother, Mrs. lassie Croon, here this week. Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. McCallum were business visitors in Memphis Mrs. Sam Walker and Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Tucker have returned home after a brief trip to St. Louis.

Mo. Tom Morgan is visiting in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, this i Men's Seits About 90 of these are 1935 fall styles and patterns. Styles that are shown in Esquire, some of them a year ahead of times all good colors, blues, greys and browns. Sizes 34 to 46. Also shorts and stouts.

Regular $25.00 Values, Now $18.75 Regular $27.50 Values, Now Regular $30.00 Values, Now Regular $32.50 Values, Now L. Block and Town and Country Fine Leather Jackets $11.50 Values $11.00 Values $8.50 Values $6.35 $7.50 Values sit a record In the court, and it is said that it will be his plan to follow the present schedule throughout the session. Defendants In 28 of the cases taken up during the week are now at the workhouse beginning their sentences ranging from 30 days to 11 months and 29 days: twelve more defendants will be leaving on the next "long chain for the penitentiary at Nashville to serve sentences and two of the defendants ir the forty-two cases disposed of were found not guilty of the charges against them and were enjoying freedom from the court today. Those jvho came before the court during the week and were found not guilty of the charges against them were Mr. and Mrs.

V. T. Lewis charged with assault -fiand battery on Mrs. Ruby Corlue -Oand Ben Richardson, charged with violating the liquor law by having 32 cases of whiskey in his automobile. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis were able to convince the jury that no assault was made on Mrs. Corleu, and Richardson convinced the jury that the 32 cases of liquor in his automobile were destined for Shreve-port. La- and $hat he had a bill of lading showing that was the destination. The Saturday session was a busy one with, a number of cases disposed of during the day.

Charles Irvin Homer. Irvin. Conyers Irvin were all found guilty of raiding chickenhouses in the western section of the county near the Haywood county line and were sent to the workhouse for 90 days: Charles Wade and Wood row Carr were found guilty of being Involved with the Irvins in some of their raids and were sent to the workhouse for 30 Robert Reed. John Reed, Andrew Reed and Marshall Hunt were found guilty of stealing five bushels of corn from E. G.

Terrell and were ordered to the workhouse for 15 days for the offense. The grand Jury reported a number of indictments Saturday afternoon and defendants in three of the cases were present in court to enter pleas of guilty and to accept their sentences. Charles Cole entered a plea of guilty to larceny and was sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse; Louis Brown entered a plea of guilty to carrying weapons and was fined $50 and ent to the workhouse for" 30 days: Clyde Terry, entered a plea of guilty to forgery and was sentenced to $0 days in the workhouse. True bills were also reported Regular $35.00 Values, Now $26.25 Regular $37.50 Values, Now $28.15 'A Special Group of Boys' Suits, Sizes 14 yrs. to 17 yrs.

Regular $15 and $18 Values, Now week. Mr. and Mrs. iiien omim proud parents of a baby girl, born on Jan. 7.

The baby has been named Glenda Jane Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Anderson and little daughter. Camille.

of Tucker-man. Ark-, are visiting in the home of Mrs. George Anderson this week. rTiA was 'I VV. tl.

MomuiJ- severely Injured in an atom bile riurintr the holidays, is re- Reduction On All Topcoats and covering nicely. Mr. Montgomery the fatner oi rrui. gomery. visitin brother.

Dr. Marvin Carter, i Memphis this week. asralnKt Jprrv Bass, charged with vinistinsr th liauor law: C. Watson, charged with non-upport, rTi-tM TTeiakell. charzed with Headquarters Sends Townsend Fine Wool Sweaters by Wilson Bros, and Catalina Pnll-OTers with and without sleeTes, coat style with buttons or zipper.

One-third redaction. $1.65 Values $2.00 Values $3.00 Values $3.50 and $4.00 Values and $5.95 Values $5.50 Twin Sets $6.50 Twin Sets the first degree murder of Carl McNair. with th rcDort of the grand Speaker Here inrv Saturday afternoon Judge TnimiMi cTrmipfl the body until MAiiiiav mnrninar when they will Sent into Tennessee by national headquarter, of the Jownsend report baijjc to tne coun ior further duty. The grand jury for Regular $25.00 Values, Now $18.75 Regular $27.50 Values, Now $20.65 Regular $30.00 Values, Now Regular $35.00 Values, Now Plan. ur.

u- vi at the city hall this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, it was announced yes- tt the TOWn- the January term is composed of A. S. Johnson, foreman; E. C. Forbis, Harrell Smith.

Fenner Alexander. J. T. Bond, Andrew teraay. jic bi send Plan of old age pensions and asked.

Rnhtnuin M. B. Moore. R. E.

Mc bleary-, x. x. a.vw.. ten, J. N.

Midyetr, J. J. Kooinson answer Personally acquainted with Dr. Townsend. Dr.

Organ is aing complete organization for the state, ft was explained having appeared 1 Memphis last Friday He main- and Sid TandelL The special grand jury named One special lot of men's coats, sizes 35 to 40, also boys' sizes 14 years to 18 years. $20.00 and $25.00 values now $10.00. bv Judze Johnson to pass on tains the xownscnu even more to young people than to charges against Clifton Hurt, alleged -to have assaulted Ray-Ernest Newsome with tne oia. rtuen. a pistol with an intent to commit Mrs.

urgan ter. Esther, five yea" wll murder In the first degree, win meet Monday morning. The' negro indicted bv the regular grand also be present mi Esther is called the youngest regular Townsend speaker in the joria and the "Shirley Temple of the Townsend Movement jury on Thursday and on Friday Tir Organ will headquarters for a few days while towns. The 20 Reduction On Men's and Young Men's Hats and Gaps (This B-oes Not Include a New Shipment of 19S6 Spring Hats) $6.50 Stetsons $5.20 $5.00 Lee and Penn-Craft $4.00 $3.50 Leestons $1.50 Caps public is invVted to" be present at the city hall this afternoon. BIRD INFANT DIES AT B00NEVILLE, MISS.

Bill Bird, one-year-old son of Ws attorneys. Martin Exum ana C. C. Glasgow, objected on the ground that a negro was not on the venire from which the grand jury was organized, showing prejudice against their client, a negro, and asked that the indictment be quashed. The court ordered the indictment quashed, the negro held under a 35,000 bond on the VAstate warrant on which he was ar-V.

rested and immediately appointed the following as a special grand ury to pass on the charges: Oliver Benton. Will Holland, W. A. Caldwell. Neal Johnson.

Ray Wisdom. Roy Ozier. J. S. Matthews.

R. E. L. Henderson, A. V.

Patton, Hugh C. Ross. Mayor A. B. Foust, Harry Marks, and Gene Anderson a colored citizen.

Cases set for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week are ts follows: MONDAY William and Erlene Scott, assault and battery; Howard -1Cm1 larrpnv: Ed Smith, lar- Mi. and Mrs. boddhj residents of this city, died at the home of his parents in Eooneville. followirar illness of pneu- rAn Excellent Assortment of Pajamas in New Patterns and Fabrics, Styled and Tailored by Artistic monia, accorams i -r nn Saturday.

irienas in Mrs. Bird is the former Miss Vir- ziria Green oi jacw. anenaeu vjmv here. The funeral and interment was held at Booneville. it was said yesterday.

$1.95 Values $2.50 Values $3.00 Values .....2.25 $3.50 Values $5.00 and $5.95 Values, Silk $3,75 $8.50 Values, Silk A eeny. Watt Wilson, violating the Wilson Van Heusen and Jason Shirts Reduced This Includes All Shirts In the House Except Plain Whites $1.00 Shirts .75 $1.65 Shirts $1.15 HALE INFANT BURIED AT LIBERTY GROVE Paul Hale. 4-monhts-old son of Mr. and Mrs. O.

F. Hale, passed away Friday at the home of his parents in the Perry Switch section following an illness of pneu- piAoa the parents, the I iiqour law; Watt Wilson, driving a car while drunk; Charles Jones, assault and battery. TUESDAY Jenna E. Mosier, nnn-sunnort. WEDNESDAY H.

M. Petty. infant is survived by two brothers, ya iriovrt Hale, and three driving a car" while drunk; W. Lyon, asault and battery: Ben Hicks and May Lizie Gill, murder. sitters, Ilene, Lorine and Golden Hale, all of this county.

$2.00 Shirts Th- funeral was neia esaiuray at 9. o'clock at the uwu" Perry Swlth Pentecostal Gospel Church by the Rev. jrioya lines, and the Interment followed in the r.n.optv cimvn cemetery. Smith Sizes IZ to 19 Funeral. Home in charge.

Wilson Bros Hosiery Rayon, Silk, Lisle and Wool Hose 35c Values 25c 50c Values 75c Values $1.00 Values Other Items That May Be Had at a 25 Reduction Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Gloves, Belts, Buckles, Travel Kits, Sport Slacks. A special assortment of besTT weight knit underwear made by Vassar. BETTY JEAN SCALLIONS LAID TO REST SATURDAY Betty Jean Scallions, 3-raonths-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scallions.

passed away at the home of her parents, 139 Taylor street, following a brief illness of pneumonia. Besides the parents, Te child is survived by a grand-Wother. Mrs. L. C.

Barber, of this city. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the chapel of the Smith Funeral Home by the Rev. Harvey Smith, and interment followed at Brown's cemetery. MRS. RALPH BUDDE REMOVED TO HOME Mrs.

Ralnh Budde who was in jured some two weeks ago in an Silk and Light Weight Flannel Robes Reduced 25 $12.50 Silks $6.95 Flannels $5.55 Thi8Sale Is For Cash Only automobile crash and coniinea to th Memorial Hospital for treat ment has sufficiently recovered to be moved to her residence on Ji.ast Orleans street. Mrs. Budde was in a car driven by Mrs. F. K.

Fisher, accompanied bj Mrs. Archer Blasley when the accident occurred at Highland and McCowat streets. The other ladies Females of the tiger swallowtail butterfuy are found In two very different colors, 'and occasionally a fifty-fifty specimen occurs, with one wing of each type. in the car escaped with less se rious injury;.