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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1912

Page

10

Miss Rosa Barnett Recital at Mr Thomas Home

Miss Rosa Barnett presented her pupils in a Friday afternoon recital at Joe L. Thomas home. The program featured Clara Ketchum Nellie Booker Rachel Wilf Lula Hardy and other students with violin and vocal selections praised for training and talent. Attendees included Col umbia friends invited to upcoming nuptials and other social events in the community.

Clara Ketchum Nellie Booker Rachel Wilf Lula Hardy Renfro Margaret Rainey Alvya Andrews Collins and Harland Misses Shelton Mary Buchnan Lulu McKelvy John McKelvey Lulu Hardy Kate Renfro Mary Davis Jessie Davis Elsie Harlan Ruth Thomas Viola Andrews Jessie Undersood Mary Bullard Willie Bell Cameron

Birthday Surprise Tops Week, Miss Irepe Martin Honored

Miss Irepe Martin returned from Silver Creek to a warm depot welcome as friends staged a pink and white birthday celebration with cake and ice cream at 4 o clock. Gertie Jones and James A Dowling wed Monday evening at Rev Winter Klugman’s home, with attendees including Viola Andrews and Dr. M. B. O’Bryan. The couple plan to move to Valdosta, Ga. Maury Chapter U. D. C. met June 11 with Mrs. NB Sheppard presenting a paper on Matthew Fountain Maury and a dinner planned for November’s first Monday.

Irepe’ Martin Frien Silver Creek Maury U. D.C Friay NB. Sheppard Matthew Fountain Maury

Lost Bay Mare Near Triune Seeks Reward

A bay mare nine years old, 164 hands with a small white forehead spot went missing from premises one mile south of Triune Tennessee several weeks ago. Reward ten dollars for information leading to recovery. Contact J T Patton Triune Tenn. Also notes Mayflower peach samples shown by C Grant, and a US Army recruiting notice seeking able bodied unmarried men 18 to 36 for service.

Bay Mare Triune J. T. Patton Tenn C. Grant United States Masonic Building

Proposition on city exchange awaits action by King’s Daughters

The King’s Daughters have not acted on the city proposition to swap the Andrews school property valued at 10000 with the adjacent Athenaeum lot valued at 3500. Action will come soon, but it is believed the move may not be favored by the ladies. If declined, the hospital building contract is expected to be let.

King’s Daughters Andrews School Athenaeum

Nevada appoints Geo Wingfield to Senate

Reno June 18 Governor Tasker L Oddie names Geo Wingfield of Reno as United States senator to serve until the 1919 January meeting of the legislature. Wingfield is a business associate and friend of the late Senator Nixon.

Reno Nev

Monument for Carmack Heads to Nashville Capitol Grounds

In Atlanta on June 13 authorities report the marble pedestal for Senator Edward Ward Carmack to be erected at the Capitol grounds in Nashville. The McNeal Marble Company mills in Manetta Georgia are finishing the work with Mount Airy also contributing.

Atlanta Eable Ate Edward Ward Carmack Capitol Grounds Nashville McNeo Marble Company Manetta Mount Airy Erantte ‘Us Rome Carmack

Bryan the Nominee by Baltimore Meet

Nashville dispatch reports Hon. Jas. M. Head of Boston predicts William Jennings Bryan will be the Democratic nominee at Baltimore. Head says Bryan will carry Massachusetts and perhaps the East, with Roosevelt favored for the Chicago convention and Taft left to defend his record. Head plans to campaign for Bryan if nominated and speaks highly of Canada’s development potential.

Nashville Jas. M. Head Boston Mass William Jennings Bryan Democratic Nations Baltimore Bryan Exmayor Massachusetts Tennessee New York Roger Sullivan Illioit Sullivan Mr. Head Mr. Bryan Orief Roosevelt Chicago Credentials Committee Head Stremaces Canada Pacific

Robinson-Mill Buggy Co Ad Promotes Wagont Goods

Fragments advertise a sale by Robinson-Mill Buggy Co highlighting stock of wagont goods and big prizes for AD purchases. The readable text mentions Hug ginny Hun-Abouts Surreye and Wag ont and incomplete product names.

Hobinson-Mmill Buggy CO

Old Citizen Dorsett Passes at 84 Near Williamsport

T J Dorsett, 84, longtime county resident and community leader, died at home after a long illness. He led a large family with deep church and Masonic ties and helped found Dorsett Station on the Middle Tennessee Railroad. Survived by wife of 50+ years and several mature children.

T. J. Dorset Williamsport Episcopal Church Masonic Order Dorsett East Tennessee Dorsett Station Middle Tennessee Railroad

Big Sunday School Meeting Opens Tennessee Convention

Memphis Tenn June 12 In the First Methodist church the opening session of the Tennessee Sunday School association annual convention drew about 125 delegates with expected attendance up to 300. The setting featured a bloom bank and fresh air as Dr W T Lewis led devotional services and programs covered The Local Sunday School The Graded Sunday School and various worker and home department meetings with leaders from Memphis and Nashville.

Memphis Tenn First Methodist Tennessee Aigh Sunday School Association W. T. Lewis B. E. French Nashville Methodial Episcopal Citiren South Chae. G. Dean John R. Pepper E.A. Roper Home Department

Conflagrations Devastate Calvert Ky Business District

Fire swept Calvert Kentucky nearly all of its business section on June 1 causing about 50 000 in losses. J M Tichenor Lee Cox J G Hill and Ed Kokenda were among those damaged with stock and buildings losses varying from 1 000 to 12 000 and several insured. Buildings will be rebuilt at once.

Paducah Calvert J. G. Hil J. M. ‘Tiehenor Lee Cox

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Misses Mary Ruth ‘Thomas Mary Duchnai Jesse Underwood Durand Helen Shelton Ben Godard Grace Milam Mrs. Thomas Miss Shelton Glendon Jean Martha Dean Robbie Hoots Ayueteville Lowell Watkine Mary Lowell Aline Watking Miss Watkins Fayetteville Miss Hele Shelton Frappe Byno Akin McKnight Joe W. McKnight Theta Beatrice McKnight Wiltz Akin Hampshire Coleman Akin Mr. Akin Mra Burt & Packard The Merchants Association Columbia Bank @ Trust.Co Glish Akin Iere Busineses Nevada George Wingfield Nixon Woldridge’s Drug Store Baltimore Meet Trunks J. MM OP Nashville Teddy OLD Citizen T. J. Dorsett Calvert KY
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