Personal news from Columbia and surrounding towns
A long string of society notes reports residents returning from visits in Nashville Franklin Chicago Washington City and Florida. Names include Flem Sheegog Miss Flossie Watson Miss Maud Miller Mrs. Albert Minnich Mrs. Mary Grant Rev M B Gabard Thomas Williams Mrs. Towler and many others visiting relatives and conducting local affairs in Columbia Lewisburg Cullooka and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flem Sheegog
Nashville
Foer
Flossie Watson
Franklin
Maud Miller
Lewisburg
W. G. McAdams
School Street
John L. Nelson
Cullooka
Thos. H. Pebles
Campbell Station
Albert Minnich
San Francisco
Calif
Mary P. Grant
Washington City
L. P. Padgett
Anna McClure
Martin
Lynnville
Cc. T. Looney
A. P. Custer
Chicago
Mary B. Towler
Florida
Sam Hayes
Mollie Ware
Tate Jenkins
Mt Pleasant
Fred
Beasley
Hardy Park
Genie Holland
Florence
W. D. Hastings
John Wilkes
LaFayette Wilkes
Annie Turner Sheegog
Memphis
Sam Small
P. H. Haskell
Barney Smolinsky
Entertaining Society Guests and Wedding News
Miss Bessie Fly hosted Wednesday afternoon for guests Miss Carrie Craig of Franklin and Miss Gray of Greenville Tenn with music and rock games. The Students Club met at Century Club Saturday with a paper by Mrs W B Dobbins on Bernard Shaw and a review by Mrs Frederick Hardy of Man and Superman. Annie Woodard and Clem Campbell wed at 11:30 at Ashwood, with Spring Hill relatives attending. The Matinee Musicale at Century Club featured Wagner performances, Lohengrin stories, piano pieces, and a Tannhauser themed program concluding with a piano quartet. The couple plan a south wedding trip and home in Spring Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Fly
Carrie Craig
Franklin
Mise Gray
Greenville
Tenn
Century Club
W. B Dobbins
Mitchell
G. B. Woodard
Ashwood
Spring Hill
Matinee Musicale
Miss Fleming
Tannhauser
Henry Osgood Fulton
Charles H. Sharp
Reverend Ratcliffe to Speak at First Baptist Sunday
Rev. T. J. Ratcliffe of Nashville, a prominent Baptist evangelist, will preach at the First Baptist Church next Sunday morning and evening. He is described as an eloquent gospel expounder who consistently draws large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Ratcliffe
Nashville
The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Non Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Case 1913
Daniel Hendley plaintiff and Minnie Hendley defendant are parties in a Columbia Tennessee non resident notice. Minnie Hendley is a non resident of Tennessee and must appear by the first three days of the next term. The Chancery Court will convene in Columbia on the third Monday in April 1918. Defendant must answer or demur to the bill or it will be confessed and set for hearing. Notice to be published four consecutive weeks in The Columbia Weekly Herald. A Copy Attest A N Aken Clerk Master J Voorhis Solicitor for Compl’t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hendley
State of
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia, Weekly Herald
A. N. Aken
J. ©. Voorhies
Deaths Harvest Lee Cunningham Funeral in Wharton Texas
The body of Lee Cunningham who died March 4 in Wharton Texas will be transported to Columbia for burial Saturday at 10 o clock in Loftin graveyard five miles on Iron Bridge road. Rev W A Gray will conduct services at J J Loftin residence. Survived by widow and one child, father and mother, four brothers C R and J M Cunningham Wharton TX J T Cunningham Fort Worth TX and W H Cunningham Cullooka TN. Mrs Cunningham was Miss Marietta Loftin. Smith & Cunningham funeral directors. H E McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cunningham
Wharton
Texas
Columbia
Loftin
Iron Bridge Road
J. J. Loftin
W. A. Gray
C.R
J. M. Cunningham
J. T. Cunningham
Fort Worth
W. H. Cunningham
Cullooka
Tenn
Farmer's Chance for Cheap Money
Farmers have availed themselves of the opportunity to obtain cheap five percent money from T. N. Figurers. More funds remain to loan on good farms in the area for land building improvements machinery and stock. Many farmers need capital to expand and prosper as returns on the investment can be substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Figuers
Mr. Figuers
fAdyty
Training School of Nurses Accepting Applicants at King’s Daughters Hospital
Cedar Hill hosts a 2 o'clock session with Elder W. S Morton as rector in charge. The Training School of Nurses, managed by the King’s Daughters Hospital, invites applications from women aged 18 to 36. Superintendent Miss Margaret Cowling, a University of Maryland graduate, leads admissions and training for a career in nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters Hospital
Margaret Cowling
Miss Cowling
University of Maryland
Baltimore
McKnight Named Candidate for Justice of the Peace
The Herald announces W. J. McKnight Esq as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the Second district. He runs in the special election to fill the unexpired term of the late Justice Haywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McKnight
Photographs Stolen From Campbell Studio Display
A break in at Campbell studio hallway shows stole several prized photographs on display. Wash P. Russell runs for Justice of the Peace in the second district to fill the late Haywood’s term, election April 6. Wanted ads seek women and girls over fourteen for steady work at Shirt Garter Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirt Garter CO
aBtjwat
Pythian Work of Importance Lecture in Columbia
R B Campbell authorized solicitor for the widows and orphans home of the Knights of Pythias will meet with members in Columbia at their roglt meeting Friday night. He will discuss all departments of the order and focus on the orphan home. The local team will also conduct knight rank work, and a large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Campbell
Widows and Orphans
Knights of Pythias
Columbia
Order
Campbell
Tennessee
Piano Sale in Columbia Soon
Announcement for a ten day piano sale in Columbia starting Wednesday March 20. C I Lamb of Nashville leading the event for Lamb Piano Company with an expert tuner on site. A large exhibit will be displayed at the former Five and Ten Cent Store location with easy payment options and souvenirs for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
C. I. Lamb
Lamb Piano Company
Nashville
Lamb
Jesse French Plano Company
Maury Countians
Marches welcome twins in Spring Hill Tennessee
Mr and Mrs Jesse March are parents of twins born Sunday night a boy and a girl weighing eight pounds each Full blood White Leghorn Bees advertised as 1.00 for 15 offered by P R Parks Spring Hill Tennessee with contact details in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse March
P. R. Parks
Spring Hill
Tenn
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Ratcliffe
First Baptist
Daniel Hendley
Maury Dry Goods Company
Our Millinery Department
H. E. McCarty
H. EB. McCarty
Tuscaloosa
Ala
McCarty
T. B. Beard
Cross Bridges
Santa Fe
Mraida Oakley
Wubecky
the Herald
Cedar Hill
Elder W
Morton
Smith & Cunningham
Herald
Seventh Street
Wash P. Russell
Jasper N. Haywood
OVOCA
Lamb Company
Woldridge Drug Store
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