Novel Chafing Dish Party and Social Gatherings
A string of social events is described from the Towler sisters home where six young ladies hosted a chafing dish lunch with eight accompanying couples. Other gatherings include a Wednesday Afternoon Club with Linda Frierson hosting and a musical contest won by Mrs. Joe Towler, plus multiple visits, readings, and dinners at Mt Pleasant Pike and nearby homes with various local residents named.
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Minnie
Daisy Towler
Misses Rockwell
Minnie and
Rebecca Williamson
Louise Frierson
Sadie Shegox
Ethel Hendley
Florence Farrell
Linda Frierson
Lila Coleman
Local residents noted in city social notes and visits
The column records numerous residents and visitors: Mr. William Shaw and Mrs. TN Jones amid illnesses, Bruce King visiting kin in Jones Ark, Mrs. C Junither returning from Palastel, F Abraham of Nashville visiting his wife, O Hirach, and Thos Alexander visitors near Franklin. Plus Eugene Everett of Hurtaville AL visiting, Marvin Crosthwait back from Pulaski, Miss Gertrude Martin from Mountain Greek hosting friends, and many others in and around Columbia including travelers to Florida, Texas, and Arkansas.
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William Shaw
TN. Jones
Bruce King
Jone Ark
Mm. C. Junither
Palastel
F. Abraham
Nashville
Wieter
O. Hirach
Thos. Alexander
Franklin
Mr. T
Cincinnati
Eugene Everett
Hurtaville
Alu
Marvin Crosthwait
Pulaski
Gertrude Martin
Mountain Greek
Mal Fitzgerald
Theta
Keith Covington
North Caroling
WE. Bostick
Mittie Elan
Washington
Thanks and New Year Wishes From a Local Merchant
A short note to friends extends appreciation for patronage over the past year and wishes a happy, prosperous year ahead. The writer mentions remaining at the gold stand in a house to be occupied by Messrs. Watkins, Horlan and Evane around mid January.
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Messrs
Watkins, Horlan & Evane
Appointment of Mr BR Mockby as Exchange Manager
Very respectfully Mrs M E Williamson reports that Mr BR Mockby has been appointed manager of the Crumibvesrlare Telephoneme Exchange at this place and will assume duties this week. Mockby comes from Dyersturg where he has been a manager.
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Bell Telephone Exchanges
BR. G. Mockby
Crumibvesrlare Tealspstaemnee
Mer. Mockby
Dyersturg
Toea
Opera Hose and Haas Perform Amid Mixed Reviews
The Opera Haas company gave a mixed show in a city visit, praised for organization and audience interest yet critiqued for uneven singing and uncertain tenor presence. Grace Lew Corll delivered a finished performance while the company as a whole earned high marks for effort, with a hiatus noted until January 7 for new acts.
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Thustc
Wve International Operatic Co
Jeffries
Lmuorkey Syne
Triangular Sheriff Contest Likely With Three Candidates
The sheriff race next summer in Held features three announced contenders R W Hight current sheriff seeks another term Love Webb former sheriff also seeks a second term and Dock Crowe son of Joe M Crowe offers one term. Voters face a tough choice with no primary convention likely and the Herald offering no guidance.
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R.W. Hight
Love Webb
Hight
Mr. Hight
J. A
Dock) Crowe
Joe
M. Crowe
the Herald
Buggies and Surreys Featured by Local Dealer
Satterfield and Dawson advertise new styles of baggies and surries as a carload arrives. The dissolution of Woldridge and Irvine is noted, with business to be continued by W P Woldridge and all accounts due the firm must be settled. R G Irvine announces presence with W P Woldridge and welcomes friends.
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Satterfield & Dawson
Woldridge & Irvine
W. P Woldridge
Woldridge
R.G
Irvine
W. P. Woldridge
R. G
Deaths in County and Nearby Towns
Mrs J P Baird a former city resident died at her son W C Bairds Chattanooga home last Tuesday night at 9. Deceased sister to John K Gray of this city. Five children survive. Also mentioned Mrs Fleary Murphy dying suddenly on the 4th of heart trouble near Godwin. Lasting Hope graveside services held Saturday at 2 p m for Hollie Dodson aged 18 in Carter s Crook area. Reverend Gray and Gupton officiated.
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J. P. Baird
Nashville
W. C. Baird
Chattanooga
Baird
John K. Gray
Fleary Murphy
Godwin
West Point
Misa Hollie Dodson
Carter's Crook
Lasting Hope
Reve, Gray and Gupton
There Will Never Be A better time to pay your subseriy
A fragmented notice urges timely payment of a subscription in the headline style, emphasizing urgency with bold phrasing and a local appeal to readers to settle the balance promptly.
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Finn
Franklin, Ky
Deel 2S
Wulsorip
Remenu Sion Nur
Around Town Notes And Local Sidelights
Wiley Wuarfield Jr joins Frierson Embry firm while several residents report illnesses and weddings loom. The piece lists area moves, store openings, weather, illness updates, and community notices including purchases, governance items, and local business changes.
We undersell by underbuying in retail strategy
The note states that underpricing stems from underbuying, aiming to explain why sales volumes lag. It implies pricing decisions tied to purchasing limits and stock levels, suggesting a cycle where limited inventory leads to lower perceived value and reduced revenue opportunities.
Week of Prayer activities at Main Street church
The Main Street Church held a Week of Prayer with cottage meetings at various homes led by Harry Martin and others. Services and notices covered upcoming church events, officers elected for the new year, and announcements from several local congregations and pastors.
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C.ei
T. W. Lamar
Fth
Mat
Frierson
West Lith Street
Minnie Small
East 7Th
Glade Street
W. N. Wilson
Railroad Avenue
Thirst Presbyterian Church
R. P. Dodson
Mes. Alunter
Webb
Community notices announce services and recruitment
The piece lists upcoming church events including a prayer meeting next Wednesday at 7, a 30 minute song service, sermon, and audience, plus a Frierson Memorial church service at 9, Rev Stuart preaching Christ Crowded Out. It also invites capable men to become nursery stock sales agents via W. O. Grant in Columbia, Lenn.
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Kor
O. Granr
Columbia
Lenn
Burned stock and belongings after house fire in Culleuka
A fire last Monday destroyed a large turn peloniging to Mr. Sam Pickens of Culleuka, burning twelve head of barged, mwawong hires bogies, and several sets of tisiness mid a larger imovet of provender. No further details available.
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Sam Pickens
Sear Culleuka
Phosphate Lands Sold by Bailes in Gallatin
Walter Bailes of Spring Hill arranged a patent dig and sale of phosphate lands at Gallatin for 412,000 dollars. The conveyance was executed at the Gallatin Phosphate Company office, with the property linked to the Nashvilly American enterprise and associated firms.
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Walter Bailes
Spring Hill
Gallatin
Gallatin Protphate Company
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