Alumni Banquet Sets Stage At High School Auditorium
The High school auditorium will host a May 28 banquet for all school graduates and alumni as the first event of the new association. Dues are 1 per year, payable by May 16 to fund the banquet and cover reception arrangements. Members should remit to the executive committee or officers to ensure a successful gathering.
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Ihs
al- Jeyne Ledbetter
Brown Matthews
Clarence Harmon
Gordon Morton
Pauline Journey
Good price paid for two fleeces in local sale
Miss BE Fergueron sold two fleeces to A Samuels Son for 4.75 dollars. She is daughter of George Ferguson of Lewich Bridge and says the sheep came from their farm.
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BE. Fergueron
A. Samuels & Son
Miss Fergueson
George Fergueson
Leftwich Bridge
Heating systems offer cheap price yet high running costs
A heating system may be inexpensive to buy but costly to operate. Seek expert advice to avoid waste and secure a satisfactory solution with complete data on prices and options. Repairs and overhauling services are available to address heating problems.
Dr Black and Dr Capers Honored by Tennessee Diocese
The Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee closed its Chattanooga session with honors for Dr R M W Black of St. Peter's Columbia and Dr W H Capers of Columbia. Black was named preacher for the next convention in Nashville. Capers was reappointed chairman of the Diocesan Board of Religious Education and named an alternate clerical delegate to the national convention in St Louis. Other appointments included A J Noll secretary Monterey. George M Darrow treasurer Murfreesboro. William B Nauts registrar Sewanee. S P Shepherd chancellor Memphis. Archdeacon Rev Thomas B Windiate Nashville. Archdeacon Rev W S Claborne East Tennessee.
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Diocese of the Episcopal Church of Tennessee
Chattanooga
R. M. W. Black
Capers
Columbis
Black
St. Peter’s Church
Nashville
Diocesan Board of Religious Education
St. Louis
Columbia
A. J. Noll
Monterey
George M. Darrow
Fourth well begun at Columbia Ice and Cold Storage plant
The Columbia Ice and Cold Storage Co started a fourth well Thursday after abandoning a 00 foot dig that showed no water. The machine moved 100 feet deeper to begin another bore, following three prior wells at the new South Main plant that reached 1100, 400, and 300 feet. President W. J. Rushton vows to obtain water, whether underground or by perforating the surface.
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Columbia Ice and Cold Storage Co
South Main Street
W. J. Rushton
Willing subscriber vows loyalty to The Herald
J W Alsup of Pulaski pays for another year of The Herald and says the paper fought whiskey and evil without faltering. He plans to read it in the trench if needed and travels to Bryant's Station to visit daughter Mrs Hardy Cheek.
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J. W. Alsup
Pulaski
the Herald
The
Herald
Mr. Alsup
Bryant
Hardy Cheek
Capers Named Alternate to General Episcopal Convention
At the state Episcopal convention in Chattanooga Dr. Walter Branham Capers of this city was elected an alternate to the church's general convention to be held in St. Louis next October. The diocese is entitled to four clerical delegates and four clerical alternates. Delegates named include Dr. H. J. Mikell Nashville Dr. Loring Clark Chattanooga Dr. W. C Whitaker Knoxville and Dr. W. J Ruckner Memphis.
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Episcopatian Church
Chattanooga
Walter Branham Capers
St. Louis
H. J. Mikell
Nashville
Loring Clark
W. C Whitaker
Knoxville
W. J Ruckner
Memphis
Governing Board Elected At Columbia Trade Banquet
The Collumbia Board of Trade fourth annual banquet drew about 100 guests despite date delays. Speakers included Dr. S. D. Logan on the Key Citizen and Rev. C. C. McNeill on good roads. Col. Harvey urged preparedness while band music interludes kept guests engaged. Directors elected: Eugene Anderson, W. P. Wolk bridze, J. A. Sloan, George E. McKenton, R. L. McKinney, R. L. Harlan, Ashley Sowell, and others. new officers to be chosen soon.
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Collumbia Board of Trade
J. F. Brownlow
J. T. McKnight
Brownlow
C. McNeill
Charles T. Alexander
Naion
America
Americans
Europe
Col. C. ©. Harvey
Col. Harvey
Eugene Anderson
W. P. Wolkbridze
J. A. Sloan
George E. McKenton
R. L. McKinney
R. L. Harlan
Ashley Sowell
W. F. Anderson
J. M. Dedman
John W. Fry
W. A
Certificates At Honor Roll For McDowell School
A list from McDowell School shows pupils who completed elementary school and received certificates from the county superintendent. The May honor list includes students across first to seventh grades with names such as Juanita Halmiston, Marian Webster, and Sara Burns among others.
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Mcdowell School
Luther Curtis Blocker
Boyd Hunter Crawford
Carley Mayhew Derryberry
Smith Floyd Harris
James David Morton
Carlie Clift Stone
Leon Wilkerson Thomas
Andrew Johnson
Houston Thomas Maxwell
Sara Yous Burns
Lucy Ann Dugger
Murry Jackson Rittenberry
Thelma Lucile Harris
Annie Lelia Hardison
Marian Mae Heaton
Roly Eugenia Irwin
Frances Menning McFall
Martha Leonie Mayberry
Janie Louise Fraser
Marguerite Russell
Minnie Blanche Stone
Francis Marian Speed
Sue Willie Matthews
Wikes McKay Pennington
Jane Elizabeth Martin
Juanita Halmiston
Marian Webster
Eugene Alford
Fielden Dunn
Edward Fishburne
Thurman Green
Ernest Hardison
Gladys Gossett
Edith Hanson
Mattie Russell
James Adkisson
Z. L. Halmiston
Cecil Haken
Taylor Heaton
Henry Taylor
Sarah Cayce
Bilster Heyes
Virginia Hill
Brownie Lamar
Ethel Lamar
Sallie Robinson
Dorothy Steiner
Abe Small
Frances Loftin
Eugenia McGaw
Mildred McLean
Lavinia McKennon
Case Hopkins
Chas, Hood
Travis Jeter
Frank Joyce
William McFall
Mark Tolley
Allison Webster
James Hall
Almer Hanson
Earl Penfield
Emma Hayes Wade
Louise Stokes
Mary Russell
Sara Sue Haywood
Mildred Fraser
Mabel Dooley
Elise Stone
Aliie Willerford
James Mayberry
Leland Holman
Bruce White
William Gordon
Homer Owen
Elizabeth Armstrong
Ola Dugger
Annie Grant
Helen Hopkins
Thomas Joyce
Hilda Journey
Carrie Mae Murphy
Sara Burns
Murry Rittenberry
Lelia Hardison
Marion Heaton
Ruby Irwin
Frances McFall
Elizabeth Martin
Margaret Russell
Mayhew Deryberry
Dr King's New Discovery Ad for Child Colds
Advertisement promoting Dr King's New Discovery as a safe sweet tar syrup for children with coughs and colds. Claims quick relief, gentle laxative effect, no mixing required, and warns neglect may lead to catarrh.
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Dr King
Homes Wanted for Orphan Children in Nashville
The Tennessee Children's Home Society seeks homes for children under seven. The appeal requests families with stable home life and education opportunities, noting many children are mother or father–less and includes infants three to six months. Write to Superintendent B. G. Regen at No. 316 2nd Ave. North, Nashville, Tennessee.
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Tennessee Children’s Home Society of
Nashville
B. G. Regen
2Nd Ave. North
Nashville, Tenn
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
Cold remedy syrup blends honey pine tar and glycerine with other cough medicines. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey soothes throat irritation and stops coughing while easing colds for all ages. Formula on every bottle. Only 26 cents at druggists.
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Dr. Bell
The Aches of House Cleaning Advertised Pain Relief
An old ad promotes Sloan's Liniment for post cleaning soreness and bruises. It claims quick relief, rest, and sleep after applying a small rub, with a customer testimonial and a price of 25 cents.
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Sloan
Delinquent Taxes Advertised In Maury County
Delinquent taxes for 10 items will be advertised next week in Maury County. The listing, prepared after final settlement with Trustee Adkison, will run for three weeks and be published on the first Monday of June. Taxpayers may pay before then to stop the sale. final figures arrive after the July county court term.
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Maury County
Dr. S D Logan to preach at Jones High commencement
Dr. S D Logan will travel to Lynnville Tennessee on Sunday to deliver the Jones High School commencement sermon. He plans to return in time for the local night service at his pulpit.
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S. D. Logan
Lynnville
D. Logan
Tenn
Jones High School
Hickman County Citizen Consolidates With Hickman County News
The Hickman County Citizen ends its run at Centreville after six years as owners Bob Claggett and Dean Huddleston sell to the Hickman County News. The two papers merge operations but will continue a job printing service, with Huddleston departing and Claggett joining as a contributor to the South’s press.
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Hickman County
Centreville
Bob Claggett
Dean Huddleston
Huddleston
Herald
Claggett
Columbia Military Academy
Columbia
South
Jackson Sun
Haddleston
Hickman County News
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