Nineteen Pupils Receive Diplomas At Columbia High
The Columbia High School held commencement with nineteen graduates and many certificates. Dr. Athey delivered the invocation and address, Prof. Morton presided, and President Ashton awarded diplomas. Miss Gladys Wilson won the James medal amid applause. class poetry and history drew laughs and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Athey
Prof. Morton
Ashton
Bet
Columba High
Clara Lee Atkeisson
Leslye Carter Campbell
Cora Caroline Carr
Evan Wallace Dooley
Mary Louise Gant
Fannie Garber
Ira Mumford Hardison
Earl Tillman Jones
Waverly Hayes Jackson
Nancy Dodson Kelley
Virginia E. Moore
Charlese Collinsworth McAfee
Lota Katherine Pinkston
Eta Alien Powell
Hazie Eugenia Shaw
Mary James Shaw
Lois Cordetta Timmons
Annie Brown Wright
Charlie Coker
Emery Blocker
Joe Voorhies
Clarence Harmon
Clinton Barrack
Willie Goodman
Leslie Martin
Errett Morton
Annie Low Hill
Ruble Holcomb
Mary Jeter
Jennie Gilbreath
Louise Shuneman
Alberta Wilsford
Gladys Dooley
Annie May Fuller
Marie Moore
Sue Sheppard
Nettye Perrye
Ruble Cheek
Mayse Cheek
Nannie Jones
Mary Wallace
Nell Dowell
T. H. Athey
First Baptist Church
M. P. Morton
John Ashton
City Board of Education
Mike Mary Gant
Misa Leagye Campbell
Panama
James
James Bros. Jewelry Company
Gladys Wilson
Sheels
Ming Wilson
Biddle
Chas. McAfee
Lovi Timmons
Brownie Wright
Cora Carr
Athey
Columbia High School
Local High School Event Announces Senior Activities
Judge Neil A Candidate term. Prof. Morton assisted by teachers helped make the Local High School one of the best in the state. The event includes an invocation by Rev. T. H. Athey, senior declamations, class histories, choral numbers, readings, and diploma awards. Also noted is Foley's Honey and Tar for throat and lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
T. H. Athey
Gordon Morton
Mary Gent
Cora Carr
Leslye Campbell
Squire's Rooster
Lois Timmons
Sam Davis
Chas. McAfee
Brownie Wright
Jno
B. Ashton
Foley
Alcorn
Nell Seeks Reelection to Supreme Bench in Tennessee
A dated May 25 1909 letter from M M Nell of the Supreme Bench to Thomas Peebles in Columbia Tennessee requests support for a second term. The writer argues his conduct on the bench merits renomination and urges endorsement and influence for reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho. M. M. Nell
Supreme Bench
Jackson, Tenn
Thomas Peebles
Columbia
Tenn
Odd Fellows Memorial Exercises Held In Court Room
Columbia Lodge No 3 Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its anniversary memorial ceremonies Sunday afternoon in the Circuit Court room with many Columbians present despite stormy weather. The program featured recitations and music by local young ladies and ended with postponed grave decorations scheduled for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annval
Columbia Lodge No. 3
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Circuit Court Room
Columbis
Lodge
Gladys Wilson
Mildred Powell
Minnie Sheppard
Lois Timmons
Everett Dean
Dean
Miss Dean
Tucker Sues Independent Phosphate Co In Circuit Court
The case of J. B. Tucker versus the Independent Phosphate Co. is on trial in the Circuit Court today. Damages of 1900 dollars are claimed for breach of a mining contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
The
Independent Phosphate Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements
An old newspaper ad offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan and Marvin testify to F. J. Cheney & Co.'s integrity. The product is taken internally, priced at 75 cents per bottle, with warnings to consult doctors and to use Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
All Druggiate
Nashville baggage master fatally shot on train at Boma
Dr J Fain Stephens of Nashville, 52, a baggage master, was shot and killed this morning by passenger John H. Thomas at Boma Tent while the train paused. Thomas, an epileptic, fired after Stephens attempted to take the pistol, then shot at the conductor. Thomas was restrained and handed to authorities. Stephens was son of Lord Bunyan Stephens, pastor of the Primitive Baptist church, and leaves a wife and son Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
J. Pain Stephens
John H. Thomas
Boma
Tent
Stephens
Thomas
Simpson
Stephen
Bunyan Setphens
Ernest
Rural Carriers Elect Officers at Court House Meeting
The Rural Carriers Association met at the court house to elect officers and conduct business. W. S. Crawford was chosen president with George Douglas as vice president J. J. Amick as secretary and H. C. Tucker as treasurer. The group adjourned to meet on February 22 1910 and discussed road needs and carrier courtesy to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Carriers Association
Court House
Crawford
George Douglas
J. J. Amick
H. C. Tucker
Old Friends Bid Shipp Farewell At Station
A large crowd gathered at the Chattanooga station to see Capt J F Shipp and six defendants prepare for a Supreme Court appearance in Washington. Confederate veterans and townsfolk offered prayers and handshakes as the group marched past Market Street toward the train. Police cleared space for a final group photo before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tone
Chattanoogs
J. F. Shipp
Urs
States Supreme Court
Washington
Assolan Market Street
Lik Haren
Shipp
Old South
Jeremiah Gibson
Williams
Nick Nolan
Henry Padgett
William May
Custom House
United States
Dunlap
Market Street
P& Trade
M. H. Clift
Supreme Court
Otter
United State
Marshall Dunlap
Poolice
Pittlap
George W. Chamblee
Maury Wheat Damaged by Rain and Rust
Persistent rain and cool weather injure the Maury wheat crop with much rust and many plants falling. Some stands remain upright and promising, while oat acreage is large and the year’s crop may set a record.
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Erry
Wilson
Ody
Rte
Greece
Senoir
Columbia Canning CO
Bell Phone
E. W. Gamble Building
Columbia, Tenn
Neil
ODD Fellows
Columbia Lodge
J. Fain Stephens
Uncle Sam
the Herald
Lesley
Communion Merchants
Louisville
Seedig
Sabel & Sons
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