Christmas Holiday Visits In Columbia Gatherings
A long list of residents and visitors mark the holidays in Columbia. Mrs Hardy Park of Culleoka and D A Oliver of Groveland are among those in town, with many others from Nashville Louisville Memphis and Shreveport visiting relatives, attending local events, or returning home for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Cullooka
C. K. Ferguson
Virginia Morgan
Nashville
Pearl Fariss
Memphis
H. F. Fariss
Mary Brooks
Cross Bridges
Charlotte Fariss
John Parham
Hot Springs
J. W. Bicknell
Shreveport
J. P. Street
J. A. Graham
Buffalo
N. Y
West End
Elizabeth Whitthorne
Oldfield College
Glencoe
Maryland
H. M. Addison
Buster Brown
Cooper Meek
Local Holiday Visits Across Counties and States
A string of holiday guests visit relatives and friends in Nashville, Columbia, Lawrenceburg, and Cullo oka. Notables include Mrs. W. T. Erwin, Mrs. D. F. Brewer, Miss Fannie Lou Butts, Mrs. George Williamson of Cullo oka, Dr. H. H. Thomas, Mrs. R. B. Meadows, Miss Louise Cherry, Russell Sutherland of Denver, Emmet Dugger, Miss Alice Johnson, Miss Lula Scott, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Seay and Frances, Jack Glidewell of Wolfridge Company, Innes Doobbins, Edward P. Turner, John L. Gibson, Daisy Jones, M. D. Erwin, Georgia Taylor, and Herman Dabney. One guest, Herman Dabney, will return to Texas after five years with the Texas & Pacific Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Meadows
Florence
Ala
Columbia
Alice Johnson
Lebanon
Lula Scott
F. R. Seay
Frances
Lawrenceburg
Jack Glidewell
Wolfridge Company
Florida
Innes Doobbins
Fulton
W. B. Dobbins
Edward P. Turner
Ninth Street
John L. Gibson
Scotts Mill
W. W. Usery
M. D. Erwin
Georgia Taylor
Nashville
John P. Graham
Cullooka
Herman Dabney
Clarkaville
Texas
W. T. Ussery
Maury County
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Tearful sermonlands at the station after rain
Mell V. Hendrix, a noted Black woman, caused a disturbance Tuesday afternoon in Black Bottom, shouting as heavy rain fell. Oliver Lancaster escorted her to the station, where she delivered a long, strident sermon before calming down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mell V. Hendrix
Black Bottom
Oliver Lancaster
Deaths of Amanda Roan Alma Gillem and Nona Thompson
Death notices report Amanda Roan 71, of Riverside, died at 2 am. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at her home. Alma Gillem four, died Friday night from croup. funeral today at 11 am at Morton Cemetery. Nona Thompson, wife of M. M. Thompson, died in Benoit, Miss., and buried in Franklin. listed survivors include M. Terrell family members and siblings W. J. Terrell, H. M. Terrell, Mrs. George P. Frierson, Mrs. Annie Nicholson, and several Terrell children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Roan
Roan
Riverside
W. T. Haggard
Methodist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Oakes & Nichols
Alma Gillem
Alma
Louis Gillem
Morton Cemetery
Leftwich Bridge
Nona Thompson
M. M. Thompson
Benoit
Franklin
M. Terrell
This
Williamson
Highband
W. J. Terrell
Memphis
H. M. Terrell
Alexandria
George P. Frierson
Columbia
Annie Nicholson
Louise
Virginia
Josephine Terrell
Family Reunion Brings Hodge Children Home for Christmas
For the first time in twenty one years all of the children of Mr and Mrs George D Hodge are home for Christmas. Present are Mr and Mrs Chas T Hodge and daughter Louise of Fort Worth Texas Mr and Mrs Frank D Marr of Nashville and daughter Mildred George M Hodge of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marr
Nashville
George Hodge
Z. T. Davis
Ne Praska
Central University
Danville, Ky
Girard Brownlow
George D. Hodge
Chas. T. Hodge
Miss Louise
Fort Worth
Texas
Frank D. Marr
Mildred
George M. Hodge
Chicago
Marriage Licenses Include Five Local Pairs
Hale Lyles to Mary Galther and W S Thomas to Mary Lanlus are paired. Clarence B Hardison to Flettle Ann Cheek, Joseph J Mullins to Grace Walker, and J Lewis Hughes to Grare McElroy complete the list of licenses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Lyles
Mary (. Galther
W. S. Thomas
Mary Lanlus
Clarence B. Hardison
Flettle Ann Cheek
Joseph J. Mullins
Grace Walker
J. Lewis Hughes
Grare McElroy
The Prince of Tonight at the Opera House
Henry Woodruff headlines The Prince of Tonight, a lavish musical comedy by Mort H. Singer, with Adams, Hough and Howard in a celebrated trio. The show, popular in Chicago and other cities, features a strong cast, a large chorus, and elaborate production values, with Woodruff delivering romantic and amusing performances as The Prince of Lunitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woodruff
Opera House
Adams
Hough
Howard
Mort H. Singer
Princess Theatre
Chicago
Joseph E. Howard
Henry Woodcraft
Mr. Woodruff
America
Singer
Nepatna
Ecente
Singer Producions
Mules 10 Sell or Trade Owed
Local notice shows ten mules available for sale or trade with terms pending settlement. No further details provided.
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Hugh Webster
Vicksburg
Miss
Barnettine
Knoxville
William Greenlaw
Vanderbilt University
E. Callender
Baby
Hendersonville
Chas
Norman Martin
John Moore
St. Louis
Moore
J. M. Dedman
Bethel
T. M. Steger
Mr. Bigelow
Thomas D. Crowe
Washington
Bally Hill
Berry Evans
New Orleans
Col
H. G. Evans
Owen Brashear
J. G. Williamson
George Williamson
Vanderbilt
John Wesley Finney
Sleepy Hollow
Ewing Everett
S. W. Warfield
Norma
Eve
Amos V
Decatur
M. A. Ware
J. B. Harris
Chapel Hill
Lottie Williamson
Macon
Bacon
R. C. Ewing
Francis Warfield
R. E. Jacobs
J. 8
Covey
Mies Lena
New Decatur
Webb Thomas
Georgia
Morida
Sam Green
Docie Collier
Fred Lata
Hugh Farris
Birdie Harrison
Buena Vista
John Garrett
University of Tennessee
N. T. Barlar
Miss Barlar
Lynnville
Clark Hodge
Huston Thomas
H. D. Harkreader
H. P. Figuers
George Bryant
Bryant Station
J. T. Withoit
Thompson Station
Monte Fariss
Joe
Walter Knight
Red Rolling Springs
Gladstone Burns
Fulton, Ky
John M. Burns
Bernice Johnson
Monte Faries
Nellie
Mary Grant
Elizabeth Orr
Marshall County
Percy Talbot
Geo, FE. McKennon, Cash
Capital
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Willon
W. B. Greening
Ier
Maury Dry Goods Company
Hodge
Matthews Firoe
J. H. Momgas
Heraig