Strong Beautiful Sermon Inspires Cadets at CMA
M Tinnon pastor of the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church Nashville preached the baccalaureate sermon to CMA cadets in the academy chapel. Rain reduced attendance but those present heard a masterful talk stressing Christian soldier virtues truth courtesy patience and valor drawn from 2 Timothy 2 3.
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M. Tinnon
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Hiardy
Jesus Christ
Nikon
Ole Sydney
Columbia
Henry Wilkins
Charlie Parker, Jr
H. Sharp
George Martin
Raymond Adkisson
Hardy
Ife
Insurance Agent Arrest Sparks Fraud Charge
Byrd Hart an industrial insurance agent obtained a warrant Monday before Eng. G W Hayes against fellow agent W E Bratton charging forgery. Bratton was arrested by Deputy Prager and posted 250 dollars for his appearance. Hart says Bratton forged his name to an insurance receipt book and collected the premium.
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Byrd Hart
Eng. G. W. Hayes
W.E. Bratton
Bratton
Deruty Prager
Hart
Hurt
Phosphate Land Sold in Williamsport Pike Deals
The Federal Chemical Company bought sixty acres of phosphate lands from Claude Estes on the Williamsport Pike for 6000 dollars and another sixty acres from Theo Webster in the same area for 2500 dollars. The report notes the deals and related remarks.
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Federal Chemical Company
Claude Estes
Williamsport Pike
Theo
Webster
Blackey & Co
Dr Kirkland’s Address Champions Education Over War
Dr Kirkland's address Monday morning urged superior education as the nation's pillar, citing Washington, Jefferson, Lee, and Renault to argue intellectual training surpasses arms. He noted the South must develop its youth, referencing Birmingham's growth and the need for scientific and mathematical literacy. The talk urged sustained study and preparation as essential for future triumphs. Subscribe for the Herald.
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Bkikilant
Biefer
Academy Chapel
United States
George Washington
Carnegie
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Fife
University of Virginia
South
Robert E. Lee
Renault
Germany
France
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Hoya
Birmingham
Wall Street
Bernard
Vanderbilt
Gallileo
Commencement Exercises at Columbia Military Academy
The Columbia Military Academy held a fine commencement with a large attendance from town and county and visitors from Nashville and Memphis. Cadets performed a battalion drill at 9 o clock, displayed marked improvement, then cutting up and a sham battle with sixteen rounds fired. One small cadet was run over with slight injuries and expected to return soon.
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Columbia Military Academy
Nashville
Memphis
Manuel
Ex Editor Acquitted In Contempt Case At Smithland
James B. Crittenden, stamping clerk for Hopkinsville Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters and former editor of the Crittenden Record, returned from Smithland where he was on trial for criminal contempt of court and acquitted. He had been indicted for printing uncomplimentary articles about Judge J. F. Gordon after a heated election. He was jailed last week when arrest occurred and remained until his case was resumed. No evidence was presented by his lawyers, and prosecution testimony was dismissed on instructions.
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Hopkinsville
James BE. Crittenden
Bond
Crittenden
Closing Exercises at McCain's Academy Recital Night
The McCain's Academy music class under Mrs W O Walker closes its year on June 6 with an 8 pm recital featuring Miss Magele Lee Erwin daughter of Jonas Erwin and runner up Miss Gertrude Yancey plus talent from Columbia. The event marks the third year of the firms support to stimulate music students and lists past winners Miss Brownie Giddens Miss Florence Douglas and Miss Maggie Lee Erwin for memory and performance. The Eyes of the World Are on Indiana quote notes H G Wells on America producing a Shakespeare.
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McCain's Academy Music
W. O. Walker
Eyning
Magele Lee Erwin
Jonas Erwin
Jessie Fyoneh
Gertrude Yancey
Columbia
Brownie Giddens
Florence Douglas
Maggie Lee Erwin
Watsons Stable Business Change Announcement
Gus Watson announces he has bought the interest of his father and brother in Watsons Stable and will continue the livery business. He will add new horses and buggies, acquire four moving vans, and relocate families to any part of the city or county. Call me when you need anything in my business.
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Watson
County
Wimo
Gus Watson
Advertising appeal to stockmen in Weekly Merald
A note urging stockmen to place ads in the Weekly Merald for broad readership, stock news, and strong ad returns. It promises reasonable prices and first class work for stock bills.
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