Two Columbia Baptist Churches Report Major Membership Increase
Sunday highlighted baptism and anniversary services as Second Church added fourteen new members, bringing its total to 182 in fifteen months under Dr Utley. First Church marked its pastor’s anniversary with tributes to departed members and new admissions, contributing to a combined twelve month gain of 212 members, a 65 percent rise for Columbia Baptists overall.
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Baptists of Columbia
Utley
Mther
Choe
Alexander
McAlpine
J. Knox
J. M. Sheppard
Trude Shelton
Jno. L. Robinson
Knox
Col
J. F. Brownlow
Sheppard
Columbia
Thornh
Tanlac hailed by Nashville woman in 14 pound gain story
Mrs. D Herrington of 1232 Fourth Ave Nashville credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery from four years of gallstone suspicion and kidney pain. She details prior weakness weight loss and sleeplessness, saying Tanlac restored strength appetite and energy and even helped sleep through the night. The feature notes local distributor involvement and references a related obituary and road committee actions in Maury County.
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Gallstone
Taniac
Tarlac
Joe Rainey
Columbia
Exclu
Horace Rainey
Sively
Smiler Drug Co
Florida
Memphis
Minehter
Percy Talbot
Ward
Cavalry
Forest
Fort Donelson
Camp
Dougbe
Narrow Escape Of Mrs B M McKee At Street Crossing
Mrs Bertha McKee was struck by a car driven by Paul Cecil near her home at South Garden and Eighth streets. She suffered a crushed right hip and a badly bent bone in her right arm, with the right arm trapped beneath her body. Doctors planned possible surgery after immediate relief and dressing at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha McAdams McKee
Paul Cecil
South Garden
Eighth Streets
Mrs. McKee
Humphrey Wins in Lewis County Senate Race
In Lewis County last Saturday the jury for state senator nominee Humphrey defeated Shubert after endorsing Senator Church. Humphrey was the county’s choice two years ago before the harmony withdrawal.
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Humphrey
Lewis County
Shubert
Senate
Senator Church
Harmony
Family road audit report sparks tax questions in county
The county committee reviewed auditor W. H. Pur year's report on road officials' books, finding several suspicious items. The meeting lasted two hours as members discussed potential county recovery options and endorsed moving forward with caution. A new Odd Fellows building on South Main, formerly P. Garber’s, aims to open June 1 with clothing shoes and furnishings plus a loan business under the name Uncle Barney. Mr. Small, a Columbia fixture, returned to Lewisburg after years away and will run the store with J. B. White of Leftwich Bridge joining as clerk.
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W. H. Puryear
Odd Fellows
South Main Street
P. Garber
Small
Statement of Committee Invites Public Charges On Commission
A committee announced it would investigate the commission’s expenditures of road funds. The Herald reported the panel would meet soon and invite all who have charges or information about wrongdoing, extravagance, or misappropriation to appear and provide facts for a full and fair inquiry.
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R. A. Wilkes
Interesting talk at McDowell School by Miss Crabtree
Miss Erastus Crabtree head nurse at King's Daughters Hospital delivered an instructive lecture at McDowell School Friday afternoon. She demonstrated patient care, bed changes, proper bandaging of wounds and broken bones, impressing both students and parents with practical medical techniques.
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McDowell School
Erastus Crabtree
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Barney C Small Opens Stock of Goods in Odd Fellows Building
Barney C Small prepares to open his business by receiving and unpacking a stock of goods in the Odd Fellows' Building. The move signals the start of operations and availability of merchandise to the local public.
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Barney C. Small
ODD Fellows
Love Feast Held By Junior Members
The Jr. U. A. M. preliminary exercises were conducted Monday evening in the Odd Fellows lodge hall. C. W. Rambo presided as speakers from state officials and Columbia order addressed attendees. Despite heat, remarks emphasized order progress, membership gains, and financial growth, with plans to move the convention to the Court House circuit court room.
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Order of Odd Fellows
C. W. Rambo
Columbia Order
Geo. H. Burnham
Johnson City
A. Bashore
J. B. Butcher
Knoxville
D. H. Barker
Convention Hall
Circuit Court Room
Court House
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DR. Alexander
First Baptist
Ker
Wilkes
Tanlac
Bottie
Nike * & Nichols
Davis
Maury County
Columbia Herald
B. M. M’kee
Oice
THE
Democrats
Nomnation
Columbia Canning Co
Call
J. Wilon
Bei, Prove
Middle Tennessee
Figuers Realty Co
Columbia, Tenn
Phoenix Bank Buin
Bell
Sam
M’dowell School
Herald
Charles W. Rambo
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