Turning points in life warn graduates not to repeat paths
A Columbia Institute commencement sermon by Rev. B B Andrews urges graduates to heed the call ye have not passed this way heretofore guiding life choices. It links Israelite discipline to modern education, noting transitions from health to illness, poverty to wealth, and joy to bereavement as moments needing renewed faith and resolve.
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Columbia Institute
B. B. Andrews
Joshua
Jordan
Canaan
Il Ness
Israel
Gov Ben Hooper to lead Southern Sociological Congress
Nashville May 10 Gov Ben W Hooper was elected president of the permanent organization of the Southern Sociological Congress at the meeting held at the First Presbyterian Church The election came after notable addresses by John M Glenn Chas S Mac Farland and W Woods White The other officers include A J McKelway and Kate Bernard with the next meeting to discuss further organization and a social cause agenda
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Nashville
Southern Sociological Congress
Southern Sociological Couress
First Presbyterian Church
John M. Glenn
Russell Sage Foundaton
New York
Chas
MacFarland
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Commission On the
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W. Woods White
Atlanta
Committee On Organization
Ben W. Hooper
A. J. McKelway
Washington, D. C
Kate Bernard
Oklahome
C M A Defeated by S N C Florence in Baseball
At Florence Monday afternoon the C M A team lost to State Normal College 10 to 2. The diamond was poor and the weeds crowded the field, with a homerun by State Normal not turning the tide. Dorrah for Florence hit five safe shots in five at bats. McAdams of C M A pulled in a hot fly and doubled a runner, Hurt added four hits in as many plate appearances. Two more games remain in the series with McGehee and Harris pitching for C M A.
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Florence
State Normal College
State Normal
Dorrah
McAdams
Lghtning
Hurt
McGehee
Harris
C. M A
Board invited to Mt Pleasant
The board of trade received an invitation from Mt Pleasant to attend and participate in the exercises Wednesday celebrating the entrance of the Middle Tennessee railroad into the phosphate city. It promises to be an imposing affair and a delegation from here will likely go.
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Board of Trade
Mt.Pleasant
Middle Tennessee
Aviator Fowler Ends Chattanooga Exhibition Flights
Chattanooga Tenn May 14 Robert G Fowler the ocean to ocean birdman finished his serial exhibition in Chatanooga Monday morning performing five flights near Hossville boulevard four of which carried passengers. Passengers included Fred Wallace and Fred Billmeyer of the Wallace Buggy Company Johnny Gren of the J. Green Automobile Co and Levi C Kenton of the Kenton Shoe Company.
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Chattanooga Tenn
Robert G. Fowler
Chatanooga
Hossville Boulevard
Fred Wallace
Fred Billmeyer
Wallaee Bugey Company
Johnny Gren
J. ©. Green Automobile Co
Levi C. Kenton
Kenton Shee Company
Robert G Church Dies Sudden at Home
Leading financier and bank president Robert G Church died at his home with little warning. The obituary notes his prominent role in local finance and his sudden passing, prompting tributes from business and civic leaders.
Death of Maury National Bank President Robert C Church
Robert C Church longtime Maury National Bank president in Columbia dies at his West Seventh Street home after a brief illness. He led the bank from its failed panic era revival and was a trusted figure in local finance and charity. Survived by wife Miss Erwin, a grandson Robert, brothers J W C Church A P Church Edward F Church and sisters Mrs J K P Godwin Mrs Jno R Wooty. Funeral set for 10 am Wednesday with arrangements to be announced.
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Robert C.church
Maury National Bank of Columbia
Middle Tennessee
West Seventh Street
Mr. Church
Chbrren
Church
Maury County
Santa Fe
Columbia
Columbia Banking Company
Maury National Bank
Litien
Mr Church
West Seventh
Erwin
Robert
Garber May White Sale Offers Wide Range of Fabrics
Garber presents a May white sale with soft finishes and varied fabrics. Regular and special prices apply to Florentine Swisses, white corduroy, lingerie cloth, Indian linens, dimities, Persian lawns, poplin, voile, and damask. Laces and embroideries offered at substantial discounts with large selections. New Ratine, machine, Normandy and Venise laces arrive, with prices from ten cents to one dollar per yard.
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Normandy
Beautiful New Under- Muslins and Lingerie Sale Items
Advertises trimmed under garments for children and women including muslins and nainsook pieces. Highlights prices from 10c per pair for children's drawers to 69c for waists, 98c for Ladies' Princess slips, and skirts from 3.24 in serge and mixtures. Describes gowns, petticoats, and a range of white lingerie with lace and embroidery.
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To &’S
Shirt Garters Shipped In Large National Distribution
The Shirt Garter Co. reports shipping 26,000 pairs of Shirt Garters in response to orders. Goods go to nearly every state and three foreign countries as the firm expands production capacity to meet demand.
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Regularity from Trevéll TM Men Across the Nation
Fragmentary line notes regularity from Trevéll TM men operating nationwide, sourced directly from jobbers and individual traders. The text presents a terse snapshot of distribution and personnel without full context or dates.
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Trevéll
Rigsby Arrests Near Whiskey Warehouse Incident
In Lawrenceburg Monday a railroad employee named R F Rigsh arrested a Black man after a theft at the local warehouse. The detainee appeared before J W Garrett and was bound over to the circuit court.
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R F. Rigsh
Lawrenceburg
J. W. Garrett
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