Program of the Eleventh Annual Con Convention Tennessee Division UDC
The document outlines the May 15 to 17 Columba Tennessee gathering of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. It lists opening rites, welcome addresses, musical selections, and tea events with participants from UDC chapters, UCV, and allied groups. Activities include a luncheon at Elks' Home, multiple business sessions, and a historical evening with poetry and speeches by state and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
Centur Club
Court House
Fulton
UU. D. C
Annie White
T. A. Wharton
Leonidas
Polk
RD. Smith
Tean
Festi
Will Hutton
Miss Figuers
G. T. Hughes
Memorial Association
J. H. Fussell
Leo Stein
C. A. Forgey
Columbia
William Chaffin
Winnie Davis
U. D.C
W. B. Dobbins
Maury
Beatrice Stevens
Chas. Forgey
Henry O. Fulton
Elks
Columbia Order of Bika
West Seventh Street
Bethell House
UDC
Century Club
Winnie Davis Chaptter II
D. C
Walter B. Capers
T. P. Dozier
W. B. Capers
Figuers
Wiliam Hume
Varina Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Carey
W. J. Howard
W. B. Turner
Fg, Smith
Robt. Harlan
W. B. Wooten
Unnamed Local Club Names Officers and Members
Jarrie Smith serves as Treasurer with Mrs J W Boardman as Historian. Pages Olive Dobbins Mary Willie Frier s on Hallie Fry Lucia Frierson Sue Todd Walker Jessie Wharton are listed as members.
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Jarrie Smith
J. W. Boardman
Pages
Olive Dobbins
Mary Willie Frierson
Hallie Fry
Lucia Frierson
Sue
Todd Walker
Jessie Wharton
Knox and Hamilton County Election Contests Heard
The State Board of Election Commissioners met in Nashville to review contests from Knox and Hamilton counties. Citizens from both counties attended and testified during the forenoon, with delegations presenting their arguments and concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
State Board of Election Commissioners
Knox
Hamilton
Son Clint Moore Hurt When Horse Falls Near Home
Clint Moore son of Robert F. Moore received painful injuries when his horse fell on him about one and a half miles from the Moore residence on the Nashville pike. He suffered a badly mashed ankle along with other bruises and is confined to bed but resting as well as could be expected.
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Clint Moore
Robert F. Moore
Moore
Nashville Pike
Clint
Phosphate Farm Changes Hands Near Hampshire
Mr R H Thompson sold sixty acres of phosphate land near Hamp shire to W B Greenlaw and associates for 10000 dollars. Land lies near the new Mt Pleasant railroad. Greenlaw associates are Allison Webster J A Smiser J F Brownlow and F D Lander who will incorporate as Blue Bone Phosphate Co.
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R. H. Thompson
W B. Greenlaw and
Hampshire
Mt. Pleasant
R. and M. Shelbyville Buggies Dominate Test Sales
R and M Shelbyville buggies outsell two competing makes in Columbia as TaStawit J P Street and Co. handles the test land sale and reports stronger performance for the Shelbyville model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
TaStawit J. P. Street & CO
SONS OF VETERANS U D C CON VENTION NOTES
Maury Camp number 20 met at the courthouse to elect officers for next year and delegates to the Richmond reunion. W B Turner was chosen Commandant and Fred Latta Adjutant with several delegates elected. A forthcoming joint U D C meeting at 2 30 p m at the Elks Club was announced for final convention arrangements. Mrs W Dobbins urged delegates contact her about guest choices.
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Maury Camp
Court House
Richmond
W. B. Turner
Fred Latta
Messrs
G. Smith
Turner
W. Ed Vaughn
Elks’ Club
TONS OF PRECIOUS STONES TONS OF PRECIOUS STONES
Pall Mall Gazette discusses diamond weights and values. It cites Kimberley mine outputs in 1903-1905 totaling about 1.5 tons and value around 14.45 million pounds, notes Griqualand totals to 1906 near 13.5 tons, and estimates world production now exceeding 20 tons with historical output far smaller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
Kimberley
Cape Town
Vaal
Griqualand
Market Vale
Brazil
India
Columbus Buggy Showroom Praised as Best
Advert says Columbus Buggy is the finest vehicle, praising its look and quality. It invites readers to visit B, A, Satterfield & Co for demonstrations of Columbus buggies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Satterfield & Co
Bat
State vs Tom Cathey Nolle Prossed in County Court
The State charged Tom Cathey with carrying weapons but the case was nolle pressed in County Criminal Court on payment of costs, effectively clearing the docket. Two other small offense cases remain on the docket with defendants having left the state. Also includes an advertisement for Dean’s Regules as a treatment for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cathey
Nolle
County Criminal Court
Embarrassed Remarks Highlight Diplomacy in Dinner Quip
Enrique Creel the Mexican ambassador spoke at a Washington dinner about avoiding unpleasant truths noting their pain. The Pittaburg Dispatch recalls an American countess quip about a noble husband’s proposal and a large fortune.
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Enrique Creel
Washington
Percival
Pittaburg Dispatch
Where Do the Old Things Go
A Scribner's Magazine reflection notes that people once kept old diaries letters ribbons and photographs for sentiment and memory. Modern life lacks time and attachment leading to fewer keepsakes as friends drift with changing selves and memorabilia may not survive long-term.
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Scribner's Magazine
Peaches Buggies Showcased by Tditawit Street Co
A sale notice highlights another large shipment of the celebrated P G buggies. The ad promises style, quality, and unbeatable prices and invites customers to come around and view the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tditawit J, P, Street & CO
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America
Bogatzky
Bauman
Pri
Ces Way Down
VICI
King
Columbia, Tennessee
Rev
J. W. Cherry
Priday
Maury Chapter
BE. W. Carmack
Rebecca McLemore
Frank H. Smith
J.C. Wooten
Winnie Davie
Emma Wooten
W. M. Chaffin
Mian Mittle Blam
Knox and Hamilton
Shelbyville Buggies
Sons OF Veterans
Dean
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