Religious News From Local Churches This Weekend
The L U P M meets at Mrs W Aydelott this afternoon at 3 30 topic St John 15 7 led by Mrs Annie White. A Twefth street tent meeting begun Friday by Dr Brown Godwin draws large crowds with services at 745 each evening. Rev A P McPerrin preaches at South Columbia Methodist Sunday evening with the Lord's supper. Children’s Day drew eight to nine hundred at Godwin Chapel, with morning songs and a basket lunch. J He Dinoing spoke on Sunday-school work. Rev J A Molloy preached at First Methodist on Sunday evening from Col 3 17, with well received sermon and favorite musical numbers. The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly meets in Little Rock starting today. church law revisions and faith confessions are discussed, with two reports and anticipated acts. The One Hundred Thirteenth Presbyterian General Assembly convenes in Philadelphia today, with a revision report expected Saturday. Sunday morning at Tabernacle is titled What Does the Bible Teach About Sanctification and the Unpardonable What Is It. T J Tye invites all believers.
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Aydelott
St. John
Annie White
Twefth
Brown Godwin
A. P. McPerrin
South Columbia
Godwin Chapel
J. He Dinoing
J. A. Molloy
First Methodist Church
Jesus
Miss Lipscomb
Presbyterian General Assembly
Philadelphia
Rutledge
Memphia
Nash Ville
Am Viet
Tir
Toon Rucker
Little Rock
Ari
Mive Fannie Kendall
Obion County
Mint Magwie Turner
Cornelia Jones
Birmingham
Ton McClenahan
Hickman
B.S. Woldridge
New York
James Keont
Murfreesboro
O. A. Porgeny
Alex Shanon
Lebanon
Shelby Coffey
Fountain Creek
Tucker
Sprite
Mr. McCoteheon
Jackson
Tenn
W. RL Hotton
Shetleville
John Trotwood Moore
Memphis
Ray
Nashville
Robert Pope
Franklin
Maury County
Cora Harding
Mt Pleasant
Ethel Hatcher
M’lisae Scribner
George Seaver
John M. Gray
Columbia
J. H. Fussell
West Point
Mis
C. P. Church
Andrew Dale
Will Ridley
Dos T. Meadors
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Dental Association
Mary Catherine Parrott
Bellmont
Robert Pilow
Walter Aditisson
Brewton
Rufus Borckhart
Cincinnati
H. Smith
Laura Stockard
Pittsboro
Josie Brooks
Eighth Street
Eman Kennedy
Walter Kennedy
Addie Wood
Cullecka
Eva Batley
Rebekah Hall
Mra FH. Smith
Eliza Beecher
Mary
Helle Beecher
Florida
Belle
Charley Goad Andohn Brown
Uncle Sam
Phillippines
San Francisco
B. A. Fosch
Little Margaret
Mayor and Aldermen Grant Street Fair Route
Due to a lack of a quorum the board did not meet Tuesday night. They planned a Wednesday morning session and granted the Street fair organizers permission to close East Sixth Street from North Main to Embargo and down Embargo to East Seventh. The fair will occupy the street center with an eight foot high fence and vehicle passage on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Personal notes from Columbia readers visit families and travels
Local personals listing numerous guests and residents visiting relatives in Columbia. Names include Rutledge from Memphis Annie White Nash Ville Mite Annie White from Nash Ville Magwie Turner Cornelia Jones Fannie Kendall and others visiting Birmingham Murfreesboro Lebanon Jackson Nashville Pulaski West Point and Philadelphia.
Local Social Notes Mention Ill Health and Travel Plans
The item notes several residents traveling or planning visits. Emma McKinney is ill with rheumatism in Nashville. Jobo Bane and Joe Zuccarella visit relatives, with Zuccarella returning to Campbellsville after a District Conference debate. Ed Church heads to Troy Mo to join her husband, while Sherrill of Davie & Sherrill relocated his family to Pulaski for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Emma McKinney
Jobo B ‘Ane
Tracy City
NC & St. .L. Railroad
Joe Zuccarella
Jon Voorbiee
Campbellsville
Local notes mix of ads and updates in town
Town items report a sick neighbor on Right street and a picnic by Institute staff on Williamaport pike. Local commerce notes include calls for second hand goods, farm equipment, and wagon repairs. a jail transfer after larceny charges. new lodge members. a radish curiosity from Dr. Irvine. and probate notices for R W Watkins estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Barker
Charley Parise
Cumberland Telephone Company
Dickson Toy City
Jee
Institute
A.B. Harlan
Williamaport Pike
Barker & Co
Eph Roberts
Mt. Pleasant
Elk Lodge
Woldridge Building
Local Notes and Visits in South Columbia Area
Miss Verda Kelsey returns to Lyneville after a visit. Ed Clark Mia and children relocate to Louisville Kentucky. Lieut R O Ragsdale starts work on a new Twelfth Street cottage. Dixie Blair visits from Lawrenceburg for a Sunday. Ed Potts plans an addition to his Galloway street home. Charles Dowell returns from Florence likely to stay. Ed and Mrs Wilson with children spend days in the country. Delicious Ter Orkam advertised at Ay ApkKisson's opposite depot phone 104-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Kelsey
Lyneville
Mia
Ed Clark
Louisville
R. O. Ragsdale
Twelfth Street
Dixie Blair
Lawrenceburg
Ed Potts
Galloway Strect
Charles Dowell
Florence
Ed. Wilson
Ay ApkKisson
Barr and Oakes creditors urged to settle debts
Take notice that all parties indebted to Barr and Oakes must come forward and settle or arrange settlement within 30 days to save costs. The firm’s business must wind up to effect a settlement with the executrix of Mr Barr’s estate, Maylo 41 Joan A Oakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr & Oakes
Arsenal Delegation Heads to Washington Over Columbia Arsenal
Congressman Padgett and a committee including Cal Hughes Maj Whitthorne and Will Towler sail to Washington to lobby Secretary Root to preserve the Columbia Arsenal. Padgett reports a Brownlow letter seeking delay and Moon urging deferral. Also notes a photography studio invitation for portraits on Monday and Tuesday at West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pillow
Arsenal
Ap Jane Moers
J. L. Hutton
GeorgecKennon
Dw. Fey
J. M. Dedman
Col. .M. Hughes
May Whitthorse
Will Towler
Senator Carmack
Padgett
Cal
Hughes
Maj. Whitthorne
Washington
Root
Columbia Arsenal
Brownlow
Moon
Verybody
West Seventh
St. Fielden Bros
Notgrass and Daweon unite in marriage at Godwin residence
Notgrass E. Notgrass and Mise Qora May Dawa were married yesterday at 5 o'clock at the bride's aunt Mrs. A S Godwin's home in Godwin. Rev J W Hatcher officiated. The ceremony was followed by a reception with pet stock of buggies and carriages.
Notice to owners of good horses 1901
Notice to owners of good horses dated May 3 1901 describes Russell's Foot Adposther used by Bates the horse shoer to ensure perfect hoof level and wear. Claims method yields accurate shoeing for buggy work and guarantees quality. Located on New South Main Street with Kell phone 44-3.
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Russell
Ft 4
Bates
New South Main
Capers of Vicksburg to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon
Capers of Vicksburg Mississippi will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the Columbia Institute on Sunday in June. On Tuesday Bishop Gallor will deliver the annual address at St Peter’s Church to the school community.
Red Seal Bread Ad Clutter Found In Text
An OCR fragment shows a compact advertisement style mention of Red Seal Bread and a dental practice or name Bowes Bowes D D. It reads like a stray ad snippet with unclear placement or complete context. Further readable details are insufficient to identify a clear event person or organization beyond the two proper nouns.
Street Fair Preparations Draw Crowds and One Fare Rates
Extensive preparations are under way for the Street Fair starting next Monday with large crowds anticipated. A one fare round trip is offered on T N road from Nashville to Columbia and Athens to Columbia and on U F 8 from Iron City to Columbia, valid through the 27th. Booths are being filled by merchants including McKennon Anderson & Foster Cumberland Telephone Co W P Woldridge Ab Aditison WE Vose A B Rains and H Sharp with about 14 booths remaining. The Gray and Dadiey band and the Tennessee Industrial band from Nashville will provide music on the fences, with Newt Vaughn contracted to build them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berges
Nashville
Columbia
Athens
Iron City
Borger
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
The
Cumberland Telephone Co
W. P Woldridge
Ab Aditisson
WE. Vose
A. B. Rains
H. Sharp
Gray & Dadiey Band
Tennessee Industrial Band
Newt Vaughn
Bargains in Canned Goods Notice
Bargains in canned goods advertised with several items listed in a grocery sale. The readable text mentions macaroni and cheese and various brands, with prices and quantities noted in a fragmented OCR. Local shoppers are prompted to inspect the sale for bargains at a nearby market.
Senator Carmack Unable to Speak at Desert Hall Event
W Carmack visited but left for Washington and regrets he cannot accept the Daughters of the Confederacy invitation to speak next week at the Desorathm of Confederate jaravee in Hoge Hall cemetery. He expressed would have been glad to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carmack
Washington
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hoge Hall
Selling Buggies at Os Casa Sale
A fragmented notice advertises selling buggies and related goods at a local sale. Readable fragments mention Serene and Con Serene, with vague references to vendors and timing.
C F Meeting at Columbia Lodge No 3 Draws Attentive Crowd
Columbia Lodge No 3. 0. C. F. held a well attended meeting with Vice Grand Wilson presiding. Officers Salmon Earl Vows and Harrison Bullard were passed through the second degree in a notable session.
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Columbia Lodge No
C. F
Ete
Py Wilson
Agene Ritter Sas
Salmon
Earl Vows
Harrison Bullard
Deaths reported in Meswra and Norris & Cole Bros circle
A telegram from Primay reports Mrs Harris died there, followed by a later notice of her death at the same place Meswra. Norris & Cole Bros owners of the Pomp Factory, mourn friends and neighbors who extend sympathy. The Weekly Gazette notes her long life and many kindnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Angelis
Mire
Harrie
Meswra
N. Oh. Varria
Norris& Cole Bros
Chemie
Mra
Ry Harris
Fol Sen Weekly Gazette
Sayer
Wien Atrot
Hoth
Marlowe
Obituary notices from a late A. Go Fineving family
The notice records the deaths of Mrs Carrie Fleming and Mrs Mary Katharine Marmnends. Carrie Fleming’s funeral occurred Wednesday at Porter’s Chapel with burial at the finite cortegand. Marmnends died Monday night at her home nine miles from Comminion on the Snwell Mill pike aged 88 years. The farmat service took place Tuesday at 5 o clock in the May Braver near Carter’s Crooks conducted by Elder BP Frade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Fleming
Carrie Pionne
A. Go Fineving
Ed Toosiay
Will Dee
Dee
Mears
James
William
Dob Tiddens
Mary Kathaine Hewmonds
Mary Katharine Marmnends
DL O'Elvek
Snwell Mill
Jorge
Farmat
Carter's Crooks
Ada Denton Howell Hewes Dies at 28 in Cullooka Area
The obituary notes the death of Ada Denton Howell Hewes, wife of Henderson Howell, who died yesterday morning at her Cullooka home at age 28. Funeral services are at Glendale Church today at 10 o clock with burial at Peasant Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Denton Howell
Ada Denton Hewes
Me Henderson Howell
Cullooka
Glendale Church
Peasant Mount
James Jones Dies at 38 Near Shady Grove
James Jones died Saturday near Shady Grove while conducting a store. His remains were carried to Water Valley for funeral services and interment Sunday afternoon. He was 38 and leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Shady Grove
Water Valley
Miss Novia Johnson Buried After Dying at Home
Miss Novia A Johnson daughter of Mr Will Johnson died Sunday at her Southeast Columbia home in her eighteenth year. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 PM at the residence by Rev W B Capers and burial followed at Rose Hill. The remains of Thomas Carroll who died Saturday from morphine effects were buried Saturday afternoon at Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novia A. Johnson
Will Johnson
South
Columbia
W. B. Capers
Rose Hill
Thomas Carroll
Rose Hill Cemmetery
Deplorable Accident Injures Sed District Citizen
Mr. Harry Tindell, a well known Sed district resident, was seriously injured in a Wednesday runaway accident on the Lowell Mill Pike near Congressman Padgett's home. His buggy was smashed, a horse killed, and internal injuries left little hope for recovery. He was taken to Padgett's residence for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tindell
Sed
L. P. Padgett
Lowell Mill Pike
Tindell
Mr. Pardgett
Huery Tindell
Lowell Mill
Tierell
Congresman Padgett
Odd Fellows Decoration and Memorial Service Delayed
Reverend W J Collier of Phrams delivers the eulogy at the Odd Fellows cemetery service near To'elock after logistical issues delay the planned decoration and procession with mourners and participants from OF and Hope Lals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
W. J. Collier
Phrams
Odd Pons
Raves
To'elock
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T J. Tye
Lena Adcock
Masonic
Talim
Thomas A. Kemaple
G. W. Nichols
Grocer
Will
Tennessee
de Garwood
Sar- Saparitia
Rains
Dr. Garwood
Nicholson, Magruder & Co
Brown Block
Ste
Younes
M. EB
W. G
Milam
Jatin Shelton
Amy Gartner
Dock River
Bell
J. W. Reams
Abe U
Ed Hight
Rush Gresham
Miles Cook
Ab Adkinvion
Deiling Leerenin
Jim Holt
Bowen Bowen
Dental Department
Vanderbilt University
Jos T. Meadors
Woldridge
Sacesman Waxtrep
Canvaas
R. C. Parksworth
Bell Telephone
Frank Williams
Whos
H. Williams
Howard Institute
Frank
Rainey Seat
R. W. Watkins
Mus
Sirrumneu
Boose
Bowes Bowes
D. D
J. Rosenthal
Careta
J, Rosenthal
Railroads
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Hell
Pune
C.F
Miss
Lily OF the Valley
Ithe Valley Mill DO
Sawdust Valley, Tenn
Bartmaricte & Donsox
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