Numerous Social Guests and Travel Inquiries across Columbia
A stream of visitors and movers between Nashville Williamsport Selma and Columbia highlights a busy social period. Notables like Hon. Scott Davis and Rev. Walter Capers were seen in Columbia, while locals such as Miss Alice McEwen and Miss Louise Graham White returned from trips to Nashville and Franklin. Others visit relatives, repair church organs, and plan relocations to San Antonio and Florida as Marshall county communities receive guests from Sparta Huntsville and Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Timmons
Nashville
G. K. Houser
Williamsport
Scott Davis
Lewisburg
Marshall County
Columbia
Alice McEwen
Franklin
E. V. Hungerford
Garnett Andrews
Elizabeth Key
Shaw
Chattanooga
John Townes Wooten
Maxwell
Selma
Ala
Neely
San Antonio
Texas
R. Johnson
Waterberry
Conn
Abe Bauman
Pete Chumley
Orpheum Theatre
Prospect
Tenn
H. Darden Harkreader
Alice L. Davis
Huntsville
W. D. Hastings
Mr. Pilcher
Louisville
First Presbyterian
George Everett
Sparta
Frank ™. Everett
Walter Branham Capers
St. Peters Episcopal Church
New York
Frances Hardy
Louise Graham White
BE. M. Cheatham
Chaplin, Ky
Noble C .Blair
H. B. Titcomb
Florida
Trude Shelton
Jake Harlan
Virinia
Mildren
Josephine Hamm
Mt. Pleasant
Aetna Hayes
C. C. Wade
West End
Joe Dunn
Mt. Pleasant, After Visiting Mrs. Dunn
Mrs. Pinion
W. H. Willis
Joe Dugger
W. H. Pack
Lawrence Harris
Chas. Burns
C. Benderman
Percy Chandler
Rayburn
Percy Matkin
R. C. Ratto
Chicago, Ill
Local residents plan visits and hunting report
Mise Minnie Fry will leave tomorrow for Pulaski to visit Mrs John M Harwood and Miss Gertrude Johnson of Wil Manport Leaven. In Greensboro Ala she will engage in school work. Trude Shelton and Jake Harlan have returned from Marshall county where they went on a hunting trip, killing sixteen birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Mise
Minnie Fry
Pulaski
Mra
John M. Harwood
Gertrude Johnson
Wil- Manport
Greensbor
Ala
Trude Shelton
Jake Harlan
Marshall County
Deaths of Mrs Marenthia Morris and J D Wright
Mrs Marenthia Morris aged seventy five died Friday at her daughter's home after a long decline. Funeral at 11 with Rev H A Gray, burial at West Point churchyard. Survived by three daughters Mumford Rankin Will Haywood and Mrs John West. J D Wright died Wednesday after a protracted illness, burial Friday at 1 30. A Confederate veteran and member of Ninth Tennessee Battalion and local Bivouac, aged sixty seven, survived by two daughters Jeter and Sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marenthia Morris
Denehter
Mumford Rankin
H. A. Gray
R Torment
West Point
Will Haywood
John West
J. D. Wright
J.D. Wright
Thirteenth and
Galloway Streets
P. D. Freeman
South Columbia
Jeter
Sands
Local photo sale at Young's storefront page
Partial notice indicates Cablost Photos priced at $1.00 chosen at Young's with a date fragment November 12 1962. Mentions Mound City Paints and a Martin Vaughn Co street location. Readable details are limited. key entities include Young's and Mound City Paints, with uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
Septtt
Mound City Paints
Martin & Vaughn Co
The Servant in the House at Grand Opera House
The Servant in the House a Charles Rann Kennedy drama will play Monday night December 13 at the Grand Opera House with the original New York company. Critics praise its realism and lasting impact as a vivid page from life and a triumph of ideas. Tickets are priced at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Magazine
New York
Sauoye
Charles Rann Kennedy
Broadway
Grand Opera
I Money
Originel
Woldridge
White Oak Camp elects officers in December 1909
On December 8 1909 the White Oak Camp held a semi monthly meeting and elected officers Con sul Commander W N Garrett Advisor Lieutenant B F Agnew Clerk M L Coker Escort Ira E Wall Watchman Algie Pinkston The Bryant camp is reported to be prospering and doing good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
W. N. Garrett
B. F. Agnew
M. L. Coker
Ira E. Wall
Algie Pinkston
Bryant
Census shows First Methodist leads area churches
The religious census places First Methodist atop a list of congregations by attendance and Sunday school turnout, with First Christian close behind and First Presbyterian third. South Columbia Methodist, First Baptist, and other churches follow, though figures are based on church preference and regular attendees vary. Committee chair H Fulton praises enumerators and Judge Erwin for guidance in gathering the data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Iu
Anita
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
South Columbia
Fay Church
Methodist
Presbyterian
1St
Cumberland
S. Col M. E
Baptist Mission
Salvation Army
St. Peter's
S. P. Tabernacle
Advent
Sucy Frierson
H. ©. Fulton
Erwin
Hight Enters the Race for Sheriff
Ed Hight qualified this morning for Sheriff closing the lists for that office. There are now four candidates for Sheriff and three other county offices. James Sanders has not yet qualified for County Judge and may do so before Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hight
James Sanders
Slippers Sale In Black And Color Finishes
Women's fur trimmed Feit Slippers offered in black and colors at 1 and 1.50. Men's kid bedroom Slippers in black and tan priced at 1 1.59 and 2 per pair.
Around Town notes and local business changes
George Frierson moves to Mayes Place and Jack Davis returns to Mitchell-Ashley Hardware after months on the road. Salt needed by farmers and merchants. Callender & Co notes. Fox & Fox sell South Main store to John N. Hunter from Pulaski. Karl Voes joins W. D. Tucker & Co. at West End. Lem Thomas sells Jersey cow and calf for $200 to J. Carpenter. Potts place on Twelfth Street sold to W. Wright for $1,100. Sale handled by Blocker Real Estate Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
Mitchell-Ashley Hardware Company
Callender & CO
St Fox & Fox
South Main Street
John N. Hunter
Pulaski
Karl Voes
W. D. Tucker & Co
West End
J. Lem Thomas
J. H. Carpenter
Potts Place
Twelfth Street
WN. Wright
Pelce
Blocker Real Estate Agency
Elks Minstrel Show Promises Grand Opera House Fun
The Elks annual minstrel show comes to the Grand Opera House Friday night with a unique and entertaining program. Expect a large attendance as this well known event draws crowds each year and provides top quality entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
The
Elks
The Story of A Goodly Land From Maury County
A promotional volume titled The Story of A Goodly Land highlights Maury county’s varied industries, rich soil, favorable climate, and other attractions. The Commercial Club backs the work with quotes from Deuteronomy about a land of plenty. The pamphlet features booster imagery and local supporters such as Col John Wy and print by The Herald and Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Commercial Club
Compitine Heaker
John Wy
Heral
Rogerolther
Col. Fry
Héroll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Siret
Storm
Chidren
Harlan @ Evans
Mrs. Pilcher
Carl Hickman
C. W. Rambo
Wen
James
Columbia and
Gueet
Mra A
White Oak Camp
Matthews’ Bros
A. L. Patrick
First Methodist
South Columbia Methodist
Hight
the County Court
George Frierson
Mayes Place
O. J. Porter
Forgey
Thomas
Brown
Bell
Elks’ Minstrels
L. Barker
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