Personal notices from Columbia social scene provide a stream of visitors
The column lists numerous residents and visitors in Columbia including P Whitaker of Spring Hill, Captain Hughes, Miss Josie Gibbs, Mr and Mrs J M Cooper, Miss Bonnie Howard, Mrs Sue Brewer, Miss Brownie Tomlinson, Lutie Tomlinson, Mrs Percy Brown, Miss Charlotte Hughes, Miss Charlotte Watson, Mrs E L Murphy, John M Gray relocating to Mt Pleasant Pike, Mrs Mary Padgett Grant visiting Nashville, Mrs Will Robinette, Mrs Elizabeth Looney Murphey, Miss Axie Cathey, Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Blanch Martin, S A Brooks, George Bryant, Mrs John Bryant, J R Martin, Eleanor Frierson, Rebecca Wilson, Cordle Cheek, H H Crockett, Willie Johnson, Mrs Charles LeSueur, Catherine, Mrs John Smith, Mrs Percy Chandler, Mrs R V Garner, Hannah and Miss Bullock, Ed Godwin, and Anna Matthews among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Whitaker
Spring
Columbia
W. N. Hughes
Wife
Josie Gibbs
Isom
J. M. Cooper
Fourth
Bonnie Howard
Morgantown
B. H. Frakes
Sue Brewer
Iron City
Brownie
Lutie Tomlinson
Cullooka
Percy Brown
Spring Hill
Quercus Lawn
Fleming
Charlotte Hughes
Charlotte Watson
Sewanes
Nashville
E. L. Murphy
Greenville
Texas
John M. Gray
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Mary Padgett Grant
Hazel Padgett
Golf and Country Club
Will Robinette
Morton
Elizabeth Looney Murphey
Axie Cathey
Cathey’s Creek
Bessie Jones
Park's Station
Blanch Martin
Hoppa Station
A. Brooks
Hampshire
George Bryant
John Bryant
Campbell's Station
J. R. Martin
Athens
Ala
Ella Greer
Petersburg
Eleanor Frierson
Rebecca Wilson
Lewisburg
Columbia Presbyterial
Cordle Cheek
Bryant Station
H. H. Crockett
Franklin
Chancery Court
Willie Johnson
Charles LeSueur
Catherine
Stuart Swope Fleming
John Smith
Percy Chandler
Mt. Pleasant
R. V. Garner
Henry A. Moore
Hannah
Miss Bullock
Ed Godwin
St. Louis
Anna Matthews
Dodson's Liver Tone touted as a safe calomel alternative
An advertisement condemns calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetarian remedy. It claims it starts the liver, cleans bowels, prevents weakness, and will not salivate, urging return to store for a refund if not effective. The pitch targets bilious, sluggish readers and even suggests giving to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Weekend social notes in Lynnville and surrounding towns
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and gatherings across Lynnville, Santa Fe, Hampshire, Shelbyville, and nearby areas. Notables include Hazel Tanner visiting from Martin College, Rebecca Erwin in Nashville, and couples attending the A. S. D. dance in Franklin with guests from Anniston and Sweetwater. Multiple trips to relatives and weddings noted, with travel to Lewisburg for a cousin’s wedding on May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnville
Hazel Tanner
Martin College
Pulaski
E. H. Frakes
Graves
Miss Hattle
Cullooka
J. 8
Robinson
Birmingham
Rebecca Erwin
Nashville
Lela
Quasuelle Howell
Ruth Burrows
Santa Fe
C. A. McLean
Shelbyville
M. M. Beasley
Hampshire
Oma Worley
Eugene Worley
Helen Nicholson
Glendale
Eugene Fleming
J. W. Fleming
J. J. Fleming
Franklin
J. B. May
Sweetwater
Joe Hagey
Roxie Timmons
Stonedale Farm
Santa Fe Pike
Theta
J. J. Finney to be U S Commissioner
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Thomas F. Guilor visits Columbia on the nineteenth to deliver diplomas and certificates to graduates of the Columbia Institute. Dr. Black, rector, plans a second confirmation class that evening with rites by the Bishop for those not confirmed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F.guilor
Columbia
Sanford
Black
St. Peter's Church
Sunday Schools Convene Across Two Districts at Carter's Creek
The District Sunday School Convention for the First and Second districts met at Lasting Hope church near Carter's Creek. Speakers included Dr. J. N. McDonald and Ed Gordon of Columbia, stressing early Bible training and teacher preparation. Officers were re-elected, resolutions adopted, and next meeting place to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasting Hope Church
Carter's Creek
W. A. Hayes
Mr. Waite
Santa Fe
J. N. McDonald
Chris Looney
Columbia
Ed Gordon
Carter's Creek Valley
W. C. Salmon
Resolutions Committee
Mo ‘Donald
J. Nimeroney
Crowded Crowd Witnesses High School Performance
The Columbia High School auditorium was packed for a Monday evening program by pupils from the Andrews building and alumni. vocal and instrumental solos, duets, and a male quartet impressed, with an acrobatic finale under coach Max Hardison, elevating amateurs to professional levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High School
Jana
Andrews
Max Hardison
Columbia
Finney Named U S Commissioner at Columbia After Nicholson Death
J I Finney editor of The Herald has been appointed United States commissioner at Columbia to fill the vacancy from A O P Nicholson’s death. Appointment made in Nashville by Judge Edward T Sanford. Finney received his commission this morning and will serve a four year term. Duties resemble a state justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Finney
The
Herald
United States
Columbia
A. O. P. Nicholson
Nashville
Edward T. Sanford
United States District Court
Finney
Rota
Country Saviors At Convention In Tennessee Legislature
Delegates to a major Tennessee convention include four legislators from varied regions. Among them are John A. Duncan of Knox County and Hon. W. W. Wickerson of Davidson County, with others from Carter Monroe and other counties. Several have prior service in the 1907 Senate, House, or both, and one is connected with the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
East Tennessee
John A. Duncan
Jonior
Knox County
Country Saviors
Senate
W. W. Wic
Kerson
Davidson Counts
Joe Eaton
Carter County
E. C. Lather
Monroe County
Peck
Department of Agriculture
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Anchorage
Murrey Hardware CO
Gailor
ST. Peter'’S
J. J. Finney
U.S
Capital Stock
Snolna
National Bank
Phoenix National Bank
Resources
U. S
Federal Reserve
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
State of Tennessee
County of Maury
Is. I
H. O
Fulton
H. O, Fulton
J. W Thomas
Notary Public
Parks
W. A. Dale
R. L. McKinney
Maury National Bank OF Columbia
Federal Reserve Bank and Securities
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. Treasurer
J. F. Browntow
J. . Browntow
Hexprey
CG. A. Pat Ser
JP BrRownton, Ve A
Satterfield
Columbia Bank
B. Greenlaw
Geo, E. McKennon
Cashier
Ths
W. S. Lilius
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