Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Meetings
Mrs Lena Jones and son Harry of Houston visit relatives in Lynchburg as Mrs DH Heavies spend the weekend with kin. John M Totty and wife with baby from Nashville visit J W Shurber. Mrs JR Anderson and daughter Peggy return from Nashville. Ruth Hebblen of Birmingham visits Co fun to relatives. Clarence Ussery retires and visits Florida. Robert Blackburn visits Columbian kin. Allen Campbell of Spring Hill shops in Columbia. Fynum Thomas of Chicago visits his parents. Miss Carrie Baker visits her cousin Flora Mrardy in East Ninety street. JE T Oliver and Mrs Pleasant visitors today. J Rose Nicholson of Wilson Ark returns home after visit. Miss Hay Davis and Mrs Brownie Tomlinson visit Cincinnati Symphony. Mrs Bruce McDaniel of Mt Pleasant lies in Columbia today. Dave Trowedale of Motul shops in Columbia today. Aliene Newly of Bighville spends day in Columbia. SOCIETY NOTES: Missionary Society of First Baptist meets Monday at 1 pm. Business Women’s Club meets Tuesday at 7:30 pm at High School recreation hall with Maloney of Mauty Dry Goods Co presenting Good Standard in Dress. Thrift campaign discussed. Friday evening a mock wedding at Miss Martha Ellington’s Mayes Place home. Holly and potted plants decorate the home.
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Lena Jones
Harry
Houston
Texas
T. W. Highl
DH. Heavies
Lynchburg
John M. Totty
Nashville
J W. Shurber
JR. Anderson
Peggy
RL. Jones
Ruth Hebblen
Birmingham
Co Funtia
Cyle
Columbia
Clarence Ussery
Fein
Florida
Robert Blackburn
Columb
Allen Campbell
Spring Hill
Hicks
A. Frady
Euet
Ninth Street
Fynum Thomas
Chicago
1. Thomas
W. C. Walker
Wichita
Malls
Texan
Carrie Baker
Mixa Flora Mrardy
Nini
FE. T. Oliver
Mr. Pleasant
J. Rose Nicholson
Wilson, Ark
T. Watson
Dicken, Tenn
Bax
Bone
Columbia Institute
Business Women's Club
Maloney
Mauty Dry Goods Co
Wedding Party Details at Miss Ann Warton McFall Rite
Miss Ann Warton McFall wore white and pink roses led the ceremony with bridesmaids Wilmoth Dinning and Martha Ellington in white crepe de chine. John Henry Barber Jr served as ring bearer as Miss Lenore McFall carried blooms. Dr Frances Page officiated the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Warton McFall
Tatoia Frayer
Mises Wilmoth Dinning
Martha Ellington
Lenore McFall
John Henry Barber, Jr
Mabel Houston McFall
O Promise Me
Mr. Turner
Randolph Melemore
Frances Page
Beasley Hosts Generous Banquet for Company Staff
Beasley treats employees to a grand banquet with ample food and speeches. The event honors workers for their efforts and company milestones, highlighting communal spirit and appreciation by leadership.
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Beasley
Porker Prices Rise on Quarter Increases Across Markets
Top legs advance to 15.25 on Nashville and Louisville markets while the Louisville market shows limited movement for large pigs at 13.00. Local shorts fall to 60 per ton, bran 50, flour steady, Higgs down to 0.62 per dozen. Receipts and notes from Nashville report strong market with tops and lights higher at 16.25.
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Nashville
Louisville
Higgs
Nashvill Tenn
Live Stock and Grain Prices Reported in Louisville
Cattle receipts 150 with market quiet and steady. Hogs receipts 1,700 with market steady to a quarter higher. prices range from 11.00 to 15.25 per cwt in various weight brackets. Sheep receipts 50 with market steady. Eggs at 52 cents. fowls 25 cents. young chickens 28 cents. ducks 24 cents. geese 18 cents. Flour and grain quotations from local mills show patent flour 13.25 per barrel, superfine 19.75, shorts 40.00, bran 50.00 per ton, corn 8.00 per barrel, oats 0.75 per bushel, No 2 wheat 2.25 per bushel, meal 1.65 per bushel.
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Louisville
Mrs Fannie Scott Dies at 67 in Nashville Hospital
Mrs Fannie B Fry Scott aged sixty seven wife of the late Harvey Scott died at 12:20 this morning at Central hospital Nashville after years’ illness. She is survived by two children Joe Scott and Mrs J M Pennington. Funeral Friday at 2 36 pm at Joe Scott home Pulaski pike with Rev J C Molloy officiating, burial in Rose Hill cemetery.
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Fannie B. Scott
Harvey Scott
Central Hospital
Nashville
Scott
Fannie Fry
Mooresville
Foster Praises University Visit to Tennessee Campus
Vina H. Foster returned from Knoxville after attending the Anderson-Dulin store conference. He visited the University of Tennessee with his daughter Mary Lee and praised the campus, noting its fine student body and the ambitious new building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina H. Foster
Knoxville
Anderson-Dulin
Foster
University of Tennessee
Mary Lee
Mr. Foster
Tenneseana
State University
Emery Wallace Born to Mr and Mrs Jo Baker
The birth announcement reports Emery Wallace weighing ten pounds born to Mr and Mrs Jo Baker. The notice appears in Herald Cheap Columna Pay.
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Jo, Baker
Emery Wallace
Herald
County Agents Set Meeting Here in February
District Agent J M Dean will convene county agents in Columba during late February to plan the year ahead. The conference will include consultation with the Middle Tennessee Experiment Station and Prof Dein’s expanded territory promises a landmark session. Prof Shoenfeld of Knoxville will attend, signaling strong extension support.
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J. M. Dean
Columba
Middle Tennessee Experiment Station
Dein
Uris
Shoenfeld
Knoxville
Division
Af Extension
Little Girl Injured in Nashville Pike Car Crash
Ten year old Junes W. Beasley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Janes W Beasley of Spring Hill, was badly hurt when a car driven by John P. Brown of Nashville struck her near the first toll gate on the Nashville pike. The vehicle, going toward Columbia, sped away after striking the pony and gate. Beasley received a broken jaw a fractured skull a severe scalp wound a dislocated jaw and other injuries. She was taken home for medical care with her condition described as serious but not likely fatal.
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Uth Beasley
Mia
Janes W. Beasley
Spring
HMI
R First
Nashville Pike
John P. Brown
Nashville
Andrews
Columbia
Brown
Spring Hill
Mrs Lizzie Burkett Called By Death at Spring Hill
Miss Lizzie Burkett died at her nephew H W Adkisson's home in Spring Hill from injuries suffered about four months ago. She was seventy three, survived by nephews H W Adkisson Abbie Burkett Edgar Cheatham and niece Mrs James Tyler. Funeral at 3 o clock today at Reece's Chapel in the sixth district. She was a faithful Methodist and well regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livele Hurkett
H. W. Adkisson
Spring Hill
Abbie Burkett
Edgar Cheatham
James Tyler
Reece
Bogatzky and Bauman Annual Bargain Sale Opens
Bogatzky and Bauman announce their annual midwinter bargain sale starting Saturday and running for fifteen days. Clothing prices are claimed to rise next year, while Bauman promises customer bargains and money saving opportunities. In New York, Vera Perkins, the Russian dancer, has insured her hands for $100,000.
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
Tne
New York
Vera Perkins
Campaign to raise funds for world dry movement unfolds
Tennessee asked to contribute 740000 toward the Caine campaign. Fundraising runs January 16 to 22 as part of a broader plan by the Anti-Saloon League and World League Against Alcoholism to push for global prohibition. World headquarters to open in Washington with local temperance groups coordinating the drive.
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Tennessee
Caine
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Jan
Japan
United States
Sean
London
Paris
Bertin
AntiSaloon League of America
Broadway
New York
Washington
World League Against
League of Americas
First arrest under county compulsory school law in Manly county
James M. Cates appeared before Justice of the Peace Derryberry in the fourth district for failure to send his child to school. He pled guilty and paid a five dollar fine and costs, with required immediate enrollment of his daughter. County attendance officer Hurdison urged enforcement, noting the law must be upheld after due warning. The county supports stricter school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
James M. Cates
Justice of the Peace
Derryberry
Chile
Manly
Ouwar L. Hurdison
Cates
Squire Derryberry
Prof. Hardison
Webster to be City Attorney After Coffey Declines
J Shelly Coffey elected for last meetings of the mayor and aldermen declined to serve, making Hugh Lee Webster the new city attorney. Webster resigned as justice of the peace to accept the post. The move shifts plans for the recorder position and budget duties and signals a delayed appointment at the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shelly Coffey
Hugh Lee Webster
Webster
Justice of the Peace
George Plokney Peerson
Win Wakelevtel
Wouneil Os Elty
Bus
Eeker Onderteuth
Het Thay
Juden
Kewin
Becmer
Imant
Mt Te Gaderstood
Cilfoey
Hin Tae
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Frank Short
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Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
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Mayes Place
Tena
Union Stock Yards
Rainey
Waverly
Bourbon Stock Yards
Cochran
Columbian Produce Company
CLP
Rose Hill Cemetery
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Lizzie Burkett
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