Society Notes Highlight Club Meeting and Socials in Columbia
The Saturday morning Stu dents' Club gathering featured Miss Mary Blackburn's paper on Lady Rose's Daughter and Mrs Ward's life, followed by Miss A J Sheldon on The Moral and Immoral Novel. A large social at Mrs A E Wells's rock party at the institute showcased dining, grape punch, and a lively music program. A certificate recital at the Columbia Institute on May 2 recalled the city’s love for music, with several students appearing. The Century Club hosted a well attended dance with Vito Pellettieri's Nashville band, while Miss Annie Louise Latta entertained with a bridge for her guest Miss Margaret Lamb. The day closed with the simple wedding of Miss Jean Dobbins and James Preston Hoskins at the West Seventh street home, witnessed by close family.
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Mary Blackburn
Lady Rose
Mra. J. A. Graham
Columbia
A. E. Wells
Institute
Sybil Wilkinson
Florence Stainback
Louise Dortch
Marjorie Clark
Century Club
Vito Pellettieri
Nashville
Marie Brownlow
Hintoh Orr
Charlotte Hughes
Elmer McDougal
Charlotte Watson
Clarence Fry
Imogene Barrow
Abe Meek
Florence Shelton
Douglas Stephenson
Elizabeth Looney
Cannon Kinnard
Tracy Oakes
Herbert Dyer
Annie Louise Latta
Martin Parker
Margaret
Provine Greenlaw
InWnite
Andrew Zeltler
Helen Sparrow
James Suddoth
Sarah Morgan
Carlton Fry
Elizabeth Watson
George Sloan
Minnie Fry
Norman Dale
Girard Brownlow
Willard Curtis
Wallace Wilkes
Meade Frierson
Campbell Kinnard
John Cowan
Leonard Arilstead
Miss Lamb
Bridge
Margaret Lamb
Tracey Oakes
Hloise Oakes
Louise Frierson
Ruth
Hoskins-Dobbins
Jean Dobbins
James Preston Hoskins
West Seventh Street
Hoskins Wedding Joins Chattanooga Bank Official in Union
Formé ceremony ends with Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins departing for a bridal trip to eastern points. Mrs. Hoskins, daughter of Mrs. Wilson B. Dobbins, is known for amiable qualities and city friends. Hoskins is cashier of the First National Bank of Chattanooga, a prominent local businessman. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Innes W. Dobbins of Fulton Ky., Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson Meadors and two children of Nashville, Miss Luree Galbreath of Nashville, and Mrs. Alexander B. White and daughter Mildred of Paris Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes W. Dobbins
Fulton
Kentucky
Clarence Nottingham
Chattanooga
Lilly Minge Meadors
J. C. Molloy
Fulton, Ky
Joseph Thompson Meadors
Nashville
Luree Galbreath
Alexander B. White
Mildred
Paris
Tenn
M Dowell Recital and PTA Meeting Friday Afternoon
Friday at 1 30 PM a joint recital by Miss Mattie Tomlinson’s expression pupils and Mrs John P McGaw’s music pupils at the McDowell school followed by the PTA’s final meeting of the year in the school All parents are urged to attend and participate in the meeting
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Mattie Tomlinson
John P. McGaw
McDowell
J Finney to Speak at Central Church on Church State Relation
J Finney will deliver an address at Central Church in Culleoka on Friday night about the relation of the church to the state. The talk will follow a musical program by pupils of Mise Orr from the Culleoka public school. The address is part of a six month series of talks by various speakers on different subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Finney
Cullecka
Mise Orr
Culleoka
Maury County Praises Local Moving Pictures
A reader from Maury County commends the Nashville shown moving pictures arriving April First Monday in town. The writer notes clear images and likens a marshal to an American general en route to Mexico and urges local attendance as a strong county advertisement.
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Herald
Nashville
Daily Herald
Mexico
Maury County
Great Pictures Here Next Week at First Baptist
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church will show three classic films in Columbia next week. The line up includes The Last Days of Pompeii on Tuesday, Joan of Arc on Thursday, and Protea on Saturday, each praised by judges as premier productions and presented to support church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ladies Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Pompeii
Pompeli
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Claim in Sunbury Notice
An old advertisement quotes 3 H Walker of Sunbury Ohio claiming long standing dyspepsia and loss of appetite were cured by Burdock Blood Bitters. The brief testimonial mentions distress after eating and attributes relief to the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdock
H. Walker
Sunbury, Ohio
Rye candidate for governor gains support in Columbia
Porter Dunlap, acting for Thomas C. Rye, Democratic governor hopeful, visited Columbia and received strong backing from local Democrats. He expects Rye to win the party nomination at the May 16 convention and believes Rye will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Dunlap
Thomas C. Rye
Columbia
West Tennessee
Dunlap
Rye
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Sams
Angela Powell
Powell
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Oxfords
Edress
Patent
Parker & Moore the Home of
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G. H
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Central Church
Maury Countian
Ladies Aid Society OF
West Tennes
Kuhn
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