Missionary Caldwell to Speak at Presbyterial Meeting
Large attendance at the presbyterial meeting with reports from secretaries and treasurer. Delegates from Nashville, Lewisburg, Spring Hill, Bethany, Bee Spring, Petersburg, Cornersville, and others joined. three new societies from Columbia, Spring Hill, and Bee Spring aligned. Dr Calvin Caldwell, a China missionary, to address tonight on missions and Chinese conditions, following junior work sessions led by Virginia Miss Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Calvin Caldwell
China
Woman's Missionary
Preebywin
Rule Marshall
Lewisburg
Waidin
Herald
Qusurer
Nashville
Spring
Uethany
Bee Spring
Petersog
Cornereville
Columbia
Spirne
Ini
Lotter Nivel
Miss Arnold
Virgina
Termon
Salyme
Aldwell
Orient
Jomer McMillan
Atlanta
Mrs Lula Hardy Made Party in Weber V Hardy Suit
In a chancery court supplement to Weber vs Hardy, Lula D Hardy is sought to be made a party to the suit over Columbia Military Academy management. The petition repeats prior facts and adds allegations of flagrant violations and defiance of court injunction by Mr and Mrs Hardy, claiming injury to the academy and damages to Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
H. ©. Weber
J. C. Hardy
Weber
Lula D. Hardy
Walt
Hardy
Columbia Military Academy
Mra. Hardy
Miss Wilson to Be Heard Tonight at Richland Presbyterian
Miss Wilson, secretary of the Man's Mission Board of the Cum and Presbyterian church, arrives from Missouri to canvass conditions of Richland Presbytery and speaks at a public meeting tonight. The Vaughan Quartette will provide music as women and children are invited to attend.
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Miss Wilson
Man's Mission Board
The
Cum‘and Presbyterian Church
Missouri
Richland Presbyery
Vaughan Quartette
Missionary Board
Midland Presbytery
W. B. Costello
Richland
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Tabernacle
Main
Eleventh Streets
Fyrian
Vaughn Quartette
Lawrenceburg
Columbia
Middle Western
Services at the C P Tabernacle Evang Costello
Much interest reported in services at the C P Tabernacle with Rev V B Costello conducting the meeting as evangelist.
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C. P. Tabernacle
Dr Caldwell Talks on China Conditions at Presby Church
A lively talk on China by Dr. Caldwell drew attendees to the First Presbyterian Church as part of the Woman's Presbyterial program. Caldwell, with twenty years in the Chinese mission field, shared firsthand insights while Dr Molloy, pastor of the First Church, reflected on past ties between the two ministers. The gathering included Home Missions discussions led by Rev D B Gregory and a luncheon for delegates, with officers to be elected at the closing session and the next meeting site chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Caldwell
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Molloy
Molloy
First
Loutaville
Robinson
Malls
Hong Chow
Robert Webb
Hogen Ean
Mantreat
Dean
D. B. Gregory
Zion Church
Homer McMillan
Atlanta
Gregory
Presbyterian Church
Just Sold Three Touring Cars At Columbia Motor & Implement
Columbia Motor and Implement Co reports the sale and delivery of three Buick five passenger touring cars. C. D. Adkinson bought one, Solon Reynolds bought one at Pulaski A Cole purchased another, and J. O. Walker acquired the remaining unit at Ashwood. The firm launches an advertising push to boost local automobile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Motor & Implement Co
C. D. Adkinson
Solon Reynolds
Pulaski
Cole
J. O. Walker
Ashwood
Members to Attend Press Meet in Columbia May 15 16
Tennessee Press Association members are arranging to attend a Columbia meeting on May 15 and 16. Invitations have drawn responses from editors who plan to come with their wives. A leading editor notes the chance to visit Maury County. The reception and entertainment plans are being pushed by the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Press Association
Columbia
the Board of Trade
Thhey
Maury County
Monday Day for Hospital Eggs
The article notes Monday May 6 as the day for egg donations to the King’s Daughters hospital pantry. It thanks donors for two months of generous contributions and states Charlie Sharp will collect all eggs brought on that date for hospital use.
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Charlie Shharp
Electric light franchise granted in Monterey Tennessee
Monterey Tennessee April 30 The commercial club met to discuss an electric light plant project and securing a franchise. The mayor and board of aldermen granted an exclusive twenty five year franchise to Geo N Welch T BE Gof and J T Price to build and operate the plant within ninety days. The city will get free lighting for the city hall mayor's office and public school. The new plant will cost about two to four thousand dollars and Monterey, the only town of its size on the Tennessee Central line with electric lights, will provide light and power to small factories.
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Monterey
Tenn
Commercial Club
Board of Aldermen
Hon. Geo
N. Welch
T. BE. Gof
J. T. Price
California lawmakers Eye Alien Land Bill Action
California legislators appear likely to pass a new measure on alien land ownership, signaling a decisive move without retreat. The prospect centers on land ownership rights for aliens in the state, reflecting ongoing policy debates.
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California
Farces Continue as House Passes Bills with Low Attendance
The House moves forward on numerous measures despite only about fifty present. Lawmakers attempt to override Hooper's veto but face a hostile, constrained floor as votes appear uncertain.
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Hooper
Alien land law would let eligible aliens own land in California
Gov Johnson and Attorney General Webb push a new alien land bill to allow U.S. citizens and eligible aliens to own land while restricting ineligible aliens to treaty limits. The measure rejects any surrender of California’s land rights and aims to substitute Webb's bill for Thompson Birdwell. It follows debates with Secretary Bryan and a public mix of support and opposition from Realty boards.
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Sacramento
Cal
United States
Nativity
Thial
California
Webb
Francis J. Heney
Heney
Bryan
Senate
Washington
Speakler Young
Assembly
Mr. Bryan
Secretary Bryan
Gov. Johnson
Realty Boards
Chambers of Commerce
Lynnville Visitors Attend Presbyterian Mission Session
A large crowd from Lynnville attended a Presbytery Mission session at the First Presbyterian church Tuesday. Junior League members chaperoned by Mrs. W. A. Albreath and Miss Mattie Harris joined guests including Miss Lucy McGregor, Edith Wilson, Sara Gilbreath, Mary Lee Wiggs, Virginia McQuigg, Mildred McQuigg, Katherine Buford, and others accompanied by Mrs. Robert Harris and Mrs. W. J. Braden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnvill T
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Albreath
Mattie Harris
Lucy McGregor
Edith Wilson
Sara Gilbreath
Mary Lee Wiggs
Virginia
Mildred McQuigg
Katherine Buford
Robert Harris
W.J .M. Braden
Two Operations at the Hospital Reported Successful
Two operations at King's Daughters Hospital Tuesday ended with both patients in good condition. Aunt Ann Frierson, a longtime nurse for the Cecil family, underwent gallstone surgery, nine stones removed, two large. Later, C Shelton, son of John W. Shelton, also operated on and recovering well with rapid improvement. Dr. J F Gallagher, visiting from Nashville, assisted Dr. Biddle and praised the hospital's equipment and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters Hospital
Ant Frierson
Cecil
Ann
C. Shelton
John W. Shelton
J. F. Gallagher
Nashville
Biddle
Noblin of Fayetteville Heads Rexall Druggists of Tennessee
Chattanoo ga Tenn April 26 After electing officers for the ensuing year and naming Knoxville as the next meeting site the Rexall Druggists of Tennessee adjourned today Officers elected include E C Noblin Fayetteville as president 8 P Harris Morrill town as first vice president T A Jones Newburn as second vice president E Brantley Tullahoma as third vice president and Geo W Sadler Clarksville as secretary treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Knoxville
Rexall Druggists of Tennessee
E. C. Noblin
Fayetteville
8. P. Harris
Morrietown
T. A. Jones
Newburn
E. Brantley
Tullahoma
Tenaurer
Geo. W. Sadler
Clarksville
Mr. Sadler
Orange Trees in Tennessee Harriman Experiment Starts
Harriman Tennessee officials and farmers begin a new orange grove project. W M Peatherly editor of the Harriman Record has received fifteen hybrid trees and W W Wallace of the Harriman experimental farm has received a like number from the agricultural department. The Glen Saint Mary station in Florida sent the trees. The department believes the trees are hybridized enough to grow in Harriman climate and bear fruit outdoors. The test will involve these men and others who have received trees.
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W. M. Peatherly
Harriman
Petersburg Here on Next Saturday
Riverside will host a baseball game Saturday at 3 PM with Petersburg facing Columbia High School. In their first meeting Petersburg lost 7 to 2, but both teams have improved. Petersburg works hard to challenge the stronger Columbia squad ahead of a midweek Fayetteville High School date.
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Riverside
Petersburg
Columbia High School
Columbia High
Fayetteville High School
Jess Taylor in Texas
Lexington Tenn April 26 Sheriff J Frank Martin received a telegram saying Aspermont Texas sheriff has Jess Taylor in custody for the May 28 1811 Henderson county killing of Charlie Douglass. Both youths from prominent families. Gov Hooper will be asked for extradition papers. Martin plans to travel to Texas to bring Taylor back for trial.
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Lexington
Tenn
J. Frank Martin
Aspermont
Stonewall County
Texas
Jess Taylor
Charlie Douglass
Henderson County
Taylor
Douglass
Martin
Hooper
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MRS
Woman's Mission Board OF
C. P. Church
V. B. Costello
Evangel
DR. Caldwell
Dr. McMillan
Motor and Implement CO
Board OF Trade
H. Sharp
Welch and Others
Institution OF New Order
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
City
Court House
Dorney Thomas
Slanton
House
Thomas Speaker
PT Tom
Speaker White
Thora
J. MH. Junghans
Washington, D. C
J. T. Lamb
W. Rambo
A. BE. Branch
W. C. Cherry
Clarence Hardison
Frank Latta
J. M. Dedman
W. T. Haggard
J. F. Nicholson
M. M. Bradley
Fred McGaw
Inside Sentinel
Henry Jeter
Outside Sentinel
A. 8. Horsley
D. B. Braty
Lynnville
Noblin
Rexal Druggists Association OF Tennessee
Tennessee
Side Park
Charlie Douglas
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