Official program for Columbia Institute commencement
The 78th commencement program outlines graduating exercises in Recreation Hall with diplomas and medals awarded by Dr Capers. Rt Rev Thomas F Gailor will deliver the diplomas as the institute marks a successful year amid musical adds by V Mudroch and Mrs Henry O Fulton. Events span May 7 to May 19 with recitals, exhibitions, alumnae day, and a grand Sunday sermon at St Peters church.
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Recreation Hall
F. Gailor
Columbia Institute
V. Mudroch
Nashville
Henry O. Fulton
Columbia
Mudroch
Sams
Miss Powell
Prof. V
Mudoreh
Miss Ashton
Century Clit
Institute
Ark
Dr. Capers
Thomas F. Gailer
Walter B. Capers
Vats Blown Up in Henderson Tennessee
Four cattle dipping gates in Henderson County at Morgan's Sefford and Dodds' near Dolen were blown by dynamite one night in May. Local discussion of rebellion followed the cattle dipping order requiring biweekly dipping of all cattle. Bloodhounds were reportedly used and a $100 reward may be offered for identification and conviction of the guilty party.
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Lexington
Tenn
Morgan's
Sefford
Dodds
Henderson County
Dolen
W.W. F. Appleby
Fire Irreparably Damages Orphans Home Laundry Building
A Saturday night blaze at the Orphans Home destroyed the laundry room and its contents, causing total loss of clothing for about sixty children aged three to twelve. No insurance covered the building or its fixtures, with estimated damages between 400 and 500 dollars. The fire, likely from the flue or faulty wiring, exploded a lime box and spread rapidly, leaving brick walls intact but destroying woodwork, roof, and plumbing fixtures. repairs will be extensive.
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Orphan Home
Boaz
Brown Wins Back Taxes Case Against Officials in Tennessee
Mrs. Susan Brown, a widow, was awarded $85.72 in a local justice court in Knoxville, against J. Parks Worley and attorney Roy Johnston, for back taxes and a $50 penalty. The suit, heard midweek, could influence numerous similar chancery filings and signals a possible shift in local official fee disputes.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Susan Brown
Justice of the Peace
J. Parks Worley
State Revenue Agent
Roy Johnston
Brown
Petersburg High School Beats Columbia High in Close Riverside Park Game
Petersburg and Columbia High School played a hard fought baseball game at Riverside Park with Petersburg winning 6 to 5 in seven and a half innings. Whitaker pitched well for Petersburg facing stiff Columbus offense while Bates and Akins nailed key hits. The game featured clean play and strong defense with Minor and Whitaker combining in a tight pitching duel. After the midweek win Petersburg heads to Lewisburg, while Branham and Hughes visit on May 14.
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Riverside Park
Clark
Petersburg
Columbia High School
Minor
Whitaker
Akio
Bates
Ingie
Alin
Akin
Smith
McDaniel
Miner
Pige
Nashville
Sulphur Dell
Stout
Petersburg Aba
Wakefield
Shannon
Patton
Columbia Johnson
C Minor
P Page
Lovell
Cooper
Harris
Johnson
King
Columbia
Dooley
Lewisburg
Haynes-McLean
Branham & Hughes
Laundermen Meet Attended By Maury Landry Co Manager
W Ed Ves, manager of the Maury Landry Company, left Sunday for Hattiesburg to attend the Tri State Laundrymen Association sessions convening there today.
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W. Ed Ves
Maury Landry Company
Hattiesburg
Mise
Tri-State Laundrymen's Association
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Henderson
Worley and
Cotham Bros
Jewelers
Optician
HGH School
Prof. Clark
Fayetteville
Merchants Magazine
Mitchell
Ashley
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sherwinwilliams
Sherwin Williams
Brighten UP Club
Herrick
Sturge
Itl Magazine
Ewch
Csi
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