Spring millinery styles dazzle shoppers at Evans Parker Moore
Despite intermittent rain, spring arrivals at Evans Parker Moore draw women to view millinery creations. Small hats dominate but picture hats remain elegant with broad brims and lavish decorations. The store features French color blends, lace and brocade hats, and a concert by Mr. McClanahan enhancing the event for visitors.
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Milady
James Monroe
Woen
Evans, Parker & Moore
Tistle
Paris
Ryans, Parker & Moore
France
Nell Rose
McClanahan
O. K. Houck Piano Co
Nashville
Maury Dry Guada Company
Ijthe
Maury County
Gage
Caroline Reboux
Kuhn Plans New Five Ten and Twenty Five Cent Store in Columbia
Lee Kuhn of Kuhns five ten and twenty five cent stores, with homes in Indiana Iowa and Illinois, visited this week and arranged to open a store in the Frierson building on the north side of the square. Stock expected by April 1 and will include only staples in the specified class. Kuhn says the stores have met success elsewhere and expresses optimism about Columbia prospects.
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Lee Kuhn
Kuhn
Indiana
Iowa
Ilinois
Frierson
Masonic Meeting Postponed to Next Week
LaFayette Chapter Naval Arch Masons announce Friday night gathering postponed until sometime next week due to unspecified reasons.
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LaFayette Chapter
Naval Arch Masons
Spring Debates Preliminaries Set For April 4 At Two Sites
Preparations for the spring debates among Middle Tennessee Inter High Schools begin with preliminaries at the Athenaeum and the first round on April 4 between Winchester and Columbia. Four finalists chosen include Clyde Jowell Henry Murphy Kamon Page and Irwin Hardison with municipal ownership of public utilities as the debate topic.
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Middle Tennessee Inter High Schools
Winchester
Columbia
The
Athenaeum
Clyde Jowell
Henry Murphy
Kamon Page
Uirwin Hardison
Lera Ussery
John McGaw
Young Ma- Gaw
Mrs Williamson Sprains Hip in Stair Fall
Mrs. Charles Williamson of Cullooka fell on stairs this morning spraining her hip. Doctors report no bone fracture and believe the injury will not prove serious despite the severity of the sprain.
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Charles 8. Williamson
Cullooka
Hats Parade Showcases Turbans and Milan Creations
A detailed display features pink petal hats, blue straw turbans with velvet crowns, lace tams with chiffon and matching scarves, and a noted turban with blue cornflowers and pink rose. Hats by Jef Dugger of Maury Dry Goods Co attract praise along with brown milan and black white molin styles. Child and miss millinery offerings emphasize lace and floral details in a dainty, fluffy look.
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Jef Dugger
Maury Dry Goods Co
Milan
Judge to rule on Norman Batts bail request soon
Judge W B Turner will render a decision on Norman Batts bail when the Stages case is decided. He has been too busy with the case in hand to give consideration to the matter. This will probably be reached before the close of the week.
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W. B. Turner
Norman Batts
Back Tax Gases Hit Supreme Court In Maury County Case
The Tennessee Fertilizer Company versus W S McPall trustee of Maury County dominates the Maury docket at the Tennessee Supreme Court with back taxes on 450000 stock for four years under debate. Attorneys Hatcher Holding Garner Crockett Owen and others argued for the company while Gen Cates and others defended the state. Proceedings to continue after the hearing with Giles County to follow and other Maury county cases to be heard as the docket proceeds.
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Maury County
Supreme Court
Te Tennessee Fertilizer Company
W. 5. McPall
Hatcher & Hatcher
Holding & Garner
Crockett Owen
BE. H Hatcher
Gen. Cates
Thos. H. Peebles
Thos. Lytle
O K. Holladay
Anlehed
Three Negro Homes Burned in East City Block
A wind driven fire destroyed three brick and wood residences at Eleventh and Washington, all occupied by Black residents. The Mayes and Fitzgerald homes, plus one owned by J. H. Dinning, were lost with insurance totaling $1,200. Police used force to move an impudent man after strangers crowded the street as firefighters worked. most household goods were saved.
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Eleventh
Washington
J. H. Dinning
Buck Fitzgerald
Porter Mayes
Neal Bryant
Dinning
Mayea
Fitzgerald
Hendley, Cochran & Thomas
Piklow
Garden Or High Street
Shirt Garter Co. Needs Workers in Columbia
The Shirt Garter Company, a major Columbia industry, faces a labor shortage. Despite light work, short hours and good pay, the firm operates at half force, with output below demand. Women earn about 4 to 90 dollars weekly, offering a strong job opportunity for local girls seeking work.
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Shirt Garter Company
Columbia
School Recital at Stiversville
Under the supervision of the efficient teacher A B Kerr the pupils of Stiveraville school will tomorrow night give an entertainment with songs dialogues readings and piano solo the evening promises to be enjoyable for all who attend.
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A. B. Kerr
Stiveraville
Attractive millinery show at Barber's department store
Hats mark the season with varied shapes and trimmings. Small hats and Tom O'Shanter styles lead early wear. Bulgarian purple tan and Japan green dominate colors with ribbons, flowers, and unique silhouettes. Notable designs include a black moline shepherdess shape and a leghorn with lace and rose accents.
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P. Garber’s
Previllé
Japan
Nell Rose
No Verdict by the Staggs Jury
Early this morning the Staggs case jury reported no verdict after a night of deliberation. Judge Turner sent them back to the jury room for further consideration and by 2 30 in the afternoon no new report had been filed. The morning report gave no hint of the jury’s balance.
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Staggs
Turner
Compliment to Judge Tomlinson in Department publication
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture praises Judge Jesse Tomlinson, the efficient assistant commissioner for two years. The note commends his record as highly satisfactory to friends in the county and pleasing to the department.
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Tennessee Department of Agriculture
Jesse Tomlinson
Tontlineon
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Columbia Bank & Trust CO
Robinson-M’gill Buggy CO
Opera House
H. B. Adams
Tennessee Fertilizer Suit
Giles
Thomas’ Tcleetic OU
Shirt Garter CO
Stiversville
Barber’s
Dainties
Tomlinson
Department
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