Columbia Institute Exhibits in Primary Arts and Recitals
The Columbia Institute Primary Department staged a Monday program in the Assembly Hall under principal Mary Barnett Hine. Highlights included Laura Chaffin Parker and Mildred Marr dances, Carl Smith taught numbers, and a strong chorus. The art class displayed china and still life works by Miss Christine Northrop and others, with tea served. an expression recital followed featuring Miss Gertrude Watkins and Miss Fannie Bass in scenes from Lucretia Borgia and Ingomar.
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Columbia Institute
Assembly Hall
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Mya Mary Barnett Hine
Laura Cyafin Parker
Misa Mildred Marr
Carrie Smith
Frances Page
William Ridley
Bill Falley
al G. Field
Bill Bailey
Lester Hill
Luella Praser
Lucil Dillehay
BM Bailey
Mire
BI Bailey
Marian Black
Carre Smith
Laura Chaffin Parker
Catherine Parsons
Vjrginia Panesti
Lucile Dillehar
Mildred Mar
Rockety Coo
Katherine Pol Fe
Dolly
Virginia Faucett
Margaret Walsh
Louise Biddle
Catherina Parsong
Louise Mulvey
Virginia Gordon
Elanor Black
Sara Baird
Carria Smith
Mildred Marr
Holland
Katherine Philips
Rachel Bo
Alice Gibson Biyerett
Vogene Fleming
Margaret Jones
Everett
Misa Cornelia Stephenson
Christine Northrop
Institute
Watkins
Lucretia Borgia
Victor Hugo
Miss Bass
Ingomar
Ingomar, the
Mrs. Woodall
Miss Watkins
Reeda
Ashford Chorus
Tennessee
John Trotwood Moora
Dorothy Walker
Gertrude Watkins
Fannie Ross Parthenia
Viola Toomey
Mandy
Pike Committee Urged to Act Soon in Negotiations
A member letter warns of delay in negotiations and calls for action within thirty days. The Musi study club notes its season end with officer reelection and an all American program including MacDowell and Foote selections. A piano recital at Columbia Institute showcases young students and praise for the institution’s arts training.
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Music Study Club
Irene Williams
Miss Williams
Miss Ashton
Miss Whitthorne
Ice Cream Benefit School Civic League Event Details
Cul Part 1-Preparatory leoka hosts an ice cream supper with a duet and songs at the Van Geel schoolhouse on Saturday. The same issue notes county turnpike talks, offers to sell Maury County roads, and a looming 60 day delivery for modern road machinery, urging decisive action within thirty days or withdrawal of offers.
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Civic League of Cul
Leoka
Hannah Smith
van Geel
Mildred Latta
Margaret Vaughan
Turnpike Committee
Horace Rainey
C. T. Looney
Pike Committee
Columbia, Tenn
T. Looney
Horach Rainey
Superior Buckeye Cultivator Promises Guaranteed Merit
Cultivators urged to inspect a superior Buckeye model with a strong guarantee. The Martin Vaughan Co. advertises the Buckeye implement as uniquely high quality and unequaled by competitors.
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It Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
Deaths and Funerals Paul Moore
Paul Moore, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moore, died after a brief illness at Birmingham residence. The body traveled to Columbia on the 6:20 train and was moved to Maury Undertaking Co. parlors then to Pottsville grandparents’ home for funeral conducted by Elder F C Lowell. Interment in family cemetery. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
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Paul Moore
Claude Moore
Birmingham
Columbia
Maury Undertaking Co
J. J. Lumsden
Pottsville
F.C. Lowell
Pleasant Mount Cumberland Presbyterian Home Coming Day
The Pleasant Mount Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Fountain Creek invites all to a Home Coming on Sunday May 21 with two services by Rev. T. E. Hudson the morning service at 1030 and the afternoon service at 30 oclock Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Pleasant Mount Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Fountain Creek
T. E. Hudson
Democrats Name Rye and Enloe to Carry Banner in Tennessee
Nashville May 18 The Democratic convention nominated Tom C Rye for governor and B A Enloe for railroad commissioner after a night of chaos and fights. Rye was acclaimed while Enloe won on the fourth ballot, amid endorsement of Wilson administration and progressive measures. Delegates-at-large named include Thos R Praston W H Hartford Judge John A Richardson and Austin Peay.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Ita Ubors
Tom C. Rye
B. A. Enloe
Thos. J. Walsh
Davidson
Robertson
Grundy
Hamilton
Gov. Rye
Wilson
Thos. R. Praston
W. H. Hartford
John A. Richardson
Austin Peay
Hill McAlister
M. H. Taylor
Bob Taylor
Shelby
Tourists Pass Through Columbia on Road Trip
A four member tourist party travels from Pascagoula Mississippi to Garrett Indiana via Mobile Montgomery Birmingham Decatur Pulaski and Columbia. The group Misses Mayme and Nellie Smith W. W. Sharples and J. Guy Krebba report good southbound roads but dislike toll gates. They left Pascagoula last Friday and expect Garrett next Friday after eight days on the road.
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Columbia
Pascagoula
Misa
Garrett
Indiana
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Nellie Smith
W. W. Sharples
J. Guy Krebba
Mobile
Montgomery
Birmingham
Decatur
Pulaski
Nashville
Louieville
Indianapolis
Pawn brokers license issued in Maury County
The first ever Maury County pawn brokers license was issued today to Barney C. Small of the Small Loan Co. in Columbia. He will operate a regular loan business from his South Main street store and display a three ball sign soon.
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Maury County
Barney C. Small
Small Loan Co
Columbia
Small
Wil
South Main Street
Barney
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