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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1909

Page

10

Society Notes Reveal April 1 Reception and Local Weddings

Society items detail Mra J A Shelley hosting a reception on West Sixth Street at 3 o clock on Friday April th. Norman Dale and Miss Mary Pillow of Columbia attended the Beta Theta Pi box at the Vendome. Daughters of the Confederacy delegates from Winnie Davis Chapter include Miss Jean Dobbins Miss Hallie Pry Miss Annie Evang and Miss Charlotte Smiser. A house party hosted by Mrs. J A Graham in West End includes guests from Albany N Y St Thomas Ont and Columbus Ga. Memorial club delegates to state federation include Miss Mary Carpenter and Miss Caroline Williams with alternates. A luncheon hosted by Little Lella Barr Anderson for Miss Cornelia Frierson Brown features Easter decor and keepsakes. Various social events in West End and beyond are noted along with a spring egg hunt at St Peter's Guild and a Delta Bets dance at Sigma Sorority with formal dress and a grand march. A Whiteville Tenn wedding reports Meade Vaughn of Nashville to Pattie Rhea Needham of Whiteville with details of attendants and family.

Winnie Davin Daughters of the Confederacy Milas Jean Dobbins Jackson, Tenn Jean Dobbins Hallie Pry Annie Evang Mise Charlotte Smiser Graham A. Graham West. End D. R. MacBain Albany M. J. McAndre FJ. Unrah Charles B. Williams Laura Unruh Robert McAndrn St. Thomas Ont Canada Vaughn-Needham Whiteville Tenn Lovelock Cumberland Presbyterian Church Meade Vaughn Nashville Pattie Rhea Needham W- M. Norwent W. J. Carlin M. E South Sallie Fannie Needham Robert Fox Betle Mal Blaylock Callie Smith John Richardson Frank Rhodes Walter Tisdel Frank Rhea Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company W.G. Needham Wakeville W. M. Norment Tennessee Mr. Vaughn D. A. Vaughn Columbia

Local Store Promotes Spring Line and Services

Established in 1857 the shop highlights an extensive spring line with many new features across all branches. They emphasize carefully chosen stock for customer satisfaction, a complete repair department with competent workers, prompt guaranteed work, and no extra engraving charges.

Deaths in Theta area mark quiet week of losses

Obituaries report the deaths of John McKee at eighty, Parker Choate at an early age, Rev. Han Haywood near ninety, Mrs. Jane A. Hamilton aged 54, and Mrs. John R. Cox in Columbus. Funeral services are noted for Theta, Rock Springs, Lebanon, and Rose Hill with local ministers officiating.

John McKee Theta Barney J .S. Barney Rock Springs Useery Ben Haywood Han. Haywood Jasper Knob Creek Haywood

Illness Notes Highlight Local Residents Recoveries

Little Miss Elizabeth Shelton is recovering from an illness. Register T. E. Lipscomb is able to be out after several days of illness. Little Ned Carmack has been quite ill but improved. Mr. J. Rosenthal shows some improvement though little change in condition. Mrs. H. L. White remains on the sick list. Mr. Nelse Woolard is at home near Santa Fe quite ill. Mrs. Lansdown is sick at her mother’s home. Mrs. John T. Wooten remains quite ill at home on Wear Seventh Street. Lee Samuels at the home of his parents is improving rapidly. B. W. Ferguson is sick in West End. G. T. Hughes Sr. is sick with a grip.

Elizabeth Shelton T. E. Lipscomb Ned Carmack J. Rosenthal H. L. White Nelse Woolard Santa Fe Lansdown John Foxall John T. ‘Wooten Wear Seventh Street Lee Samuels A. Samuels B. W. Ferguson West End G. T. Hughes, Sr

Souvenirs For Store Visitors At Spring Line Show

Bogatsky and Bauman give away souvenirs to visitors who inspect their Spring merchandise. Dave Bogatzky says the season will be a record breaker with a large, stylish stock for men and boys. They claim to be the only Columbia clothing house connected with a wholesale firm and offer tower prices and better goods. See the Spring line.

Bogatsky & Bauman Dave Bogatzky Bor Xatzky Columbia

Marriage License Notice Pairs Yarbrough Love and Hunt Kelley

Marriage license notice records M. P. Yarbrough wed to Miss Annie Love and Will Hunt bound to Mins Inea Kelley in a formal union notice.

Mins Inea Kelley

State Wants Ball Games From Columbia Institute

The Columbia Institute basketball team has challenged Vanderbilt Athens Female College in Athens Alabama and Martin College of Pulaski Tennessee. The local five hope to play at least two of the three games and aim to win all if possible on home grounds after recent practice and a stronger form than their last Cumberland match.

Columbia Institute Vanderbilt Athens Female College Athens Ala Martin College Pulaski Tenn Cumberland

Ravenwood Duchess wins state fair prizes on tour

800 pound show hog Ravenwood Duchess owned by Mrs. E. H. Hatcher returned to the Hatcher farm after winning top ribbons at state fairs in Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri and Illinois and at the American Royal in Kansas City. The Berkshire hog weighed about 500 pounds now and claimed first place over all breeds at the Missouri State Fair. Valued at 1500 dollars.

E. H Hatcher Hatcher Tennessee Kentucky Missouri Illinois Kansas City

General M. C. Butler Crosses the River

Gen M C Butler longtime South Carolina senator dies at home after illness and a sudden decline. He led state politics with Wade Hampton postwar, losing influence as the Tillman faction rose to power.

Columbia 8. C M. C. Butler United States South Carolina Butler Wade Hampton Tillman

Forty six grounds for new trial in Cooper case

Defense lists forty six distinct reasons to grant a new trial for Duncan B Cooper and Robin J Cooper. They challenge Judge Hart's charge and numerous evidentiary rulings including mistrial contention, excluded testimony on mental condition, perjury questions, and admission of limited letters and editorials. The filing, twenty one pages, cites rulings from the Davidson County Criminal Court in Nashville on March 19 and related proceedings.

Herald Nashville Tenn Duncan B. Cooper Robin J. Cooper W. M. Hart Criminal Court Clerk Davidson County Robin Cooper Carmack Washington Col Cooper News Col. Cooper Maury County Maj W. O. Vertress Senator Carmack Maxwell House Mr. Bradford Gov. Patterson Dr. Witherapoon Frank Lander Miss Lee Carmack Hike @ pwake Paul Lpavis Hart

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