Social notes from Columbia area events and weddings
A long column details summer social life with gatherings at homes in Columbia and nearby towns. Highlights include dances, lawn fetes, card parties, a garden party for Miss Louise Savage, a juvenile fete for Master Lawrence Howard, and a picnic at Horse Shoe Bend. It also notes the engagement and upcoming marriage of Mr. John Pigg to Miss Elizabeth Hardy and other community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise Louise Savage
Clarksville
Gladys Dedman
O.J. Porter
Ethel Barrow
Cora Lee Jacobs
Chaffin
Louise Savage
Cliykeville
Glys Decman
Willie
Mamie Chaffin
Christine Glenn
Nashville
Fred Gamble
Florence Shelton
West Ninth Street
Chitming Gueat
Elizabeth Shelton
Messithel Barrow
Annie Mal Pacilig
Ted
Lawrence — Howard
Tehlamd
Howard
Horse Shoe Bend
T. E. Lipscomb
Belle Vaughn
Bessie Adkisson
Raymond Adkisson
C. D. Adkisson
Gordon
Arch &Ipscomb
Charles
B .T. Church
Alleeh
Lee Vaughn
Theo
Isabel
Robert Lee
Margaret
Clara
Bessie
Frankie
Emma Lipscomb
Kate Bostick
Golden West
Mr. Pigg
Col
Hardy
Southwestern University
Texas
Alexandria
Columbia
Robinson McGill Buggy Company
Columbia and
Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Plans
Mrs. J. F. Stephenson hosts a luncheon honoring Mrs. Elias Armstrong and Mrs. Jno Jefford of Clearwater Florida and Mrs. Harvey Armstrong of Chattanooga. The event featured blue morning glory decor and elegant glass and silver accents. A camping and fishing trip to Caney Springs is planned for Columbia and Nashville residents with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Benson. Gad Armstrong hosts a progressive reception for Mrs. Harvey Armstrong and Mrs. Jno. R. Jefford with formal dress and evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffords
Jno. F. Stephenson
Jno
Royal Jeffords
Clearwater
Fla
Stephenson
J. F. Stephenson
Elias Armstrong
Jno. R. Jefford
Harvey W. Armstrong
Chattanooag
Columbia
Nashville
Caney Springs
J. A. Benson
Tottsie Randolph
Virginia Bauguss
Lucile Bauguss
Robi, Bauguss
Armstrong
Gad
Cooper pursues past rival amid horse racing glare
Detroit August 26 Colonel Duncan B Cooper Tennessee figure tied to Carrick slayings faces ongoing scrutiny. His son Robin holds bond on twenty thousand dollars as Cooper tracks Windwor regen, a racing venue linked to recollections of names and feuds amid old political enmities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Duncan B. Cooper
EB. W. Carimgick
Kirge
Carrick
Duncan B. Choper
Executors Face Back Taxes on Funds Held in Mississippi and Canada
State Revenue Agent cites executors of John M. Sargent estate to show cause why $687.50 in county taxes and related state taxes should not be collected. Trustee Thomas rules funds deposited abroad are taxable, with appeal to Comptroller next week and possible court retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Revenue
Sargent
Flem Thoms
John M. Sargent
Lable
Mississippi
Canada
Thomas
Tennessee
T. H. Peebles
C. P. Hatcher
Messia
A. O. McKennon
J. A. Sargent
Comptroller
Columbia
Supreme Courts of
J. R. Jetton
State Revenue Agent
Bithal Howard
Godwin Sluggers Triumph Over Culleoka in Tight Game
Godwin defeats Culleoka with a final score near 9 to 3 amid a pitching showcase led by Pray er of Godwin. Key players include Godwin’s Jawr and Me Moon and Culleoka’s HMoturdeon and Rich arden as the teams exchange runs and highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godwin
Culleoka
Shuings
Roe
Lander and Farrell Buy Hattiesburg Daily News
P D Lander and E R Farell purchase the Hattiesburg Daily News, the largest Mississippi paper south of Jackson, and plan to take charge September 1. They praised Hattiesburg’s growth, banks, rail links, lumber and fertilizer industries, and the city’s prosperous future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
P. D. Lander
E. R. Farewell
Hattlesburg
Miss
South Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Trailroads
Yellow Pine
South
Mobile
Gulfport
New Orleans
Scranton
Hattleeburg
Hattesburg
Intouenel
Mississippi Delta
Big Scrap Over Corpse Delays Funeral in Goshen
In Goshen Indiana the funeral for Charles Crary was halted at the grave when undertaker C B Silver and an attorney, aided by police, blocked lowering the coffin. Crary had reportedly contracted six years earlier for cremation in Chicago, a dispute the uncle Wesley Crary contests, claiming lack of mental responsibility at the time. The body remains in a vault until a court rules on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Charles Crary
C. B. Silver
Crary
Slx
Stiver T
Chicago
Dallas
Tex
Wesley Crary
Smith-Clark
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Mies
Jeeal
A. B Gnaver
Ada, Okah
Anna Tarner
Terry
AA Nommage
Rock Syring Baptist Church
Beneft
Aid Mira
Chas. Jackson
Napier's Furnace
MLL
Annie Evang
Jean Dobbing
Mary D. Warfield
Murfreesboro
Anna Richardson
John &. Richardson
Miss Warfield
Sara
Bessie Hardison
Cullooka
Catherine
Octa Wallace
Lewisburg
Mrs. Porter
Jawa
Robert Church Barrow
Virginia New
Florence Evans
Laura McGaw
Josephine Hutton
Edwin Evans
Edwin New
Miles Narcisee Fleming
William Bullard
Mary Thomas
Andrew Short
Cleveland Martin
Bullard
Alberta Wilson
Gladys Dooley
Frank Wilsford
Mary Thomas Bullard
Sarah Leech
Rebecca McLemore
Swift
E. P. Turner
Columbia House
Pigg
Columbia Military Academy
Col. Cooper
Michigan
Lander and Farrell
Old
Hattiesburg Daily News
Cre
Sujal
Faerie
Mary
Geome Peters
Miotey Eenik
A. L. Blocker & Co
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