Notable Visitors and Residents Seen in Columbia Social Roundup
Harris Puryear of the state comptroller's office was in Columbia on official business. Numerous locals and visitors, including Mrs. Raymond Clark Giles, Misses Beulah Pigg, Grace Armstrong, Tom Tansil, Judge W. B. Turner, Dr. Theodore Stephenson, and many others, are noted in a dense listing of travels, visits, and attendance at events around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Puryear
State Comptroller’s Office
City
Raymond Clark Giles
Horace Rainey
Chattanooga
Giles
Beulah Blanche Pigg
Grace Armstrong
Water Valley
D. M. Galloway
Columbia
Tom Tansil
Franklin
State Senate
Williamson County
Arnold Goodrum
Memphis
W. B. Turner
Pulaski
Joseph L. Hutton
Hutton
Mercantile National Bank
Chicago
Eliza Davis
Shreveport
Marshall
Texas
J. V. Alsup
Pulasiri
Bryant
James A. Sloan
George
Nashville
Penina Orr
Groveland
Sallie Orr
Culleoka
Theodore Stephenson
Hugenia Gray
Sadie
Lizzie Wilkes
Valdosta
Charles W. Rambo
J. R. Buchanan
Carl Hickman
Carrie Williams
Trenton
Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnie Davis
Andrew Zeitler
Ft. Worth
Louise Cobb
Columbia Institute
J. M. Chaffin
Mt. Pleaa
Sallie Oakley
Santa Fe
William Barker
Pulask
Bhod Stephenson
Columbus
Miss
Annie Wilkes
Annie Bayless
Gerard Brownlow
Shirt Garter Company
Carrie and
Juanita Cooper
Mt. Pleasant
Sam Cook
Grace Morris
Margaret McKay
Kate Witherspoon
Carjtera Creek
Lotty
Sue Peebles
Cullooka
Georgia
Judge Roberts Seeks Democratic Governor Nomination in Tennessee
Middle Tennessee judge Albert H. Roberts visits Columbia meeting Democrats and lawyers. He says he seeks no personal war, aims for real democracy, hopes convention choice wins in November, and vows fair treatment while remaining optimistic about his nomination prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Roberts
Overton County
Columbia
Roberts
Judge Roberts
Democratic Party
Correctly 2:11 stallion brochure from Fairview Stock Farm
Fairview Stock Farm owner Flem R. Sheegog releases an attractive brochure for the renowned stallion Correctly 2:11. The frontispiece features a fine likeness and the inside covers detail the horse’s maiden 1911 race at South Side Park, breeding, and a extended pedigree table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Pedis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maury County
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Harry W. Frierson
A. B. Cummins
Charles D. Ingram
Carter's Creek
James Gray Robinson
Willamsport
Mary Helen Henderson
McCains
A. G. Dinwiddie
John Carpenter
Hardwick
Birmingham
Ala
Rolen
Phillips
It Street
Martin & Vaughan Co
la Valliere
Cotham Brothers
Headquarters For Wedding Presents
Maury Dry Goods Company
P. K’s
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee
L. D. Hill
Sparta
State
Democratic Committee
W. W. Draper
Jackson County
Supreme Justice
Lansden
Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
R. Sheegog
Latham