Social Announcements From Wentz, Pleasant, and Cross Bridges
Society notes describe a Wednesday reception at First Methodist in Columbia, Mary Neat and Davos Harkreader mentioned, and a wedding planned at Presbyterian church. West Sixth Street hosts Pride’s naught party, Mamie Bunch celebrates at her West End home with a poetry contest and prizes. Mt Pleasant hosts a dance with Italian band. out of town guests from Columbia and Pleasant attend. Epworth League picnic features games and varied dishes near Dank’s Station. Cross Bridges hosts a house party at Mrs Richard Gordon’s country home with tea hosted by Miss Lucy Webster.
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Miss Bunch
Mamie Bunch
Oey
Joe
West End
Mamie Bunich
Nashville
Courie
Oulaville
Mauline Seddan
Margaret Cool
Marguerite Bunch
Jayge
Mt. Pleasant
Ms Pleasant
Ma Julis Warfield
Dee Warfield
Florence Shelton
Messrs
Whittlome
John Parham
Noruit Martin
Wiliam Oakes
Columbia
Marvin Wright
Ekwen
W. M. Pope
Joor Epworth League
Peerethodist Episcopal Church
Richard Gordon
Cross Bridges
Nelson
Kentucky
R. C. Gordon
W. H. Nelson
Green
Kulkvile
Hunter MacDonald
Carter Cox
Franklin
Lucy Webster
Masters William Ewing
Tillman Mitchell
Ewing
Walker Avenue
Narcisse Fleming
Thomas ©. Petr
Belmont Heights
Memphis
Igrer
Will Barker
W. W. Sharp
Poplar Avenue
Edward Beauland
Oxford
The
Gayoso
St. Francis Club
Mr. Petri
M. A
Pelleterri
F. R. Gamble
Bruce Cochran
Garnett Merrill
Cox
Dingus
Camille Herndon
Lelia Barr Anderson
Rachael Carpenter
Elizabeth Renick
Mesdymes
P. Dodson
Clark T. Jones
Edna Pherson
Lucy Williamson
Anderson
Joe Anderson
H. O. Fulton
PF. R. Gamble
Mary Carpenter
George McKennon
John Carpenter
James Smiser
Meade Frierson
Renick
Garnet Merrill
A. N. Nichols
Misses Hallie Fry
Rebecca Carpenter
Eye Specialist Dr Roskind tied to social gatherings
A Nashville society notes multiple events from Tuesday gatherings to a large wedding invitation. Card parties hosted by Mrs Horton T Pherson and Masters William Ewing and Tillman Mitchell feature lunches, prizes, and jovial youth antics. A Night School entertainment showcased songs and phonograph selections.
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Frappe
Lab
Dean’s Regulats Promote Liver Tone and Constipation Relief
An old health ad touts Dean’s Regulats priced at 26 cents a box, claiming to correct the liver, tone the stomach, and cure constipation, presenting a quick fix for digestive issues.
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Dean
Sixty New Houses Built or Building in Greater Columbia
A Herald report details rapid growth in Columbia and suburbs with over sixty new houses underway or completed. Prices range from 600 to 2000 dollars, averaging about 1800, totaling around 108000 for recent home building. Major projects include Dr J A Edwards on Eighth Street, Jasper Neeley near Union Station, and multiple additions in West End, Rainey, and Highland Park, plus Riverside industrial growth. Real estate promoter A L Blocker and firm Blocker & Co are highlighted for driving the expansion, with plans for more parcels and sales.
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Calni
Halls
Columbia
Herald
J. A . Edwards
Eighth Street
Jasper Neeley
South Main
South Garden Streets
Union
West End
de. Gant
Arkansas
J H. Hucksty
South Columbia
Rainey
Highland Park Avenue
Woodside
Maple Ash Avenue
Riverside
J. B. Ashton Flour Mills
J. B. Ashton
L. Blocker
Blocker
Maury County
Hlocker
Blocker & Co
Eldeen
Bates
Ee Blocker & Co
Brick and Lime Supply Notice for Builders
A Danish style ad offers 1,000,000 brick for tiling and building, claiming extra strength over stone and fast hardening. Special hard pay ing brick available in any quantity with prices upon request. Also offers pure white lime.
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Ford
Making Brick by Thousands at Riverside Plant
Tom Simpson operates a Riverside brick works with four kilns and a yearly output near two million rough bricks. The facility employs about forty men six months each year and sits on clay deposits large enough to supply fifty years at current production. The firm produced a special paving kiln brick as hard as stone.
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Tom Simpson
Riverside
Iimne
Simpson
Old Riverside Ball Park
Tol ly moves to Walker Place on Hampshire Pike
W M Tolly plans a move from Chattanooga to the Walker place on the Hampshire pike. He may start a new ten dollar home on his farm or buy a house in Columbia depending on finding a suitable option. He wants proximity to schools for his children's education.
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W. M. Tolly
Walker Place
Hampshire Pike
Chattanooga
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Wendt Clurch
West Sixth Street
Silsa Winitrey
James Bros., Jewelry Co
Bethel Blook
H. G. Roskind
Horton T. Pherson
Str. Nelson
Frierson
You Creek
Carter
Rutherford Creek
Arnold's Mill
Scotte Hardison
Maude McMinn
Janie McKay
Hirschal Hardison
Leona Hardison
L. Sparkman
Margaret McKay
Ross Anderson
Eugene Algeo
Eugene Rand
Mary Lou McMinn
Ed Babb
Susie Mitchell
Caldwell
Bear Crees
Fariss
Davis Mitchell
Bear Creek
Mr. Branch Elwin Satterfield
West Seventh Street
Tennessee
Eugene Anderson
Tomato Growers
Cdr
Columbia Canning CO
Bell Phone
Greater Columbia
Herald Reporter
Clay
MR. Tolly
W. G. Harlan