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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1910

Page

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Methodist plan to create regional hospital system in South

Asheville May 18 Amid sweeping church reforms the Southern Methodist Church plans a Commissioner of Hospitals to oversee a regional hospital network across the South and Southwest. Rev A B Clement of Nashville will head the system, with Rev J B McCulloch poised to become president of the Nashville training school.

Asheville N. C Southern Methodist Church Alanta Barnest St. Louis Nashville South South-west Mississippi Memphis Barnes A. B. Clement Columbia Galloway Memorial Hospital J. B. McCulloch Methodist Training School of Aoon Board of Missions

Vanderbilt Alumni Banquet Plans Founder's Day Event

Maury County Alumni Association of Vanderbilt University schedules a Founder's Day banquet at Hotel Bethel on Thursday evening May 26. Dr. Dudley of Vanderbilt will speak. about sixty alumni in the county are expected to attend. secretary Richard Smith reports uncertain attendance. Dress suite is discouraged and the gathering aims for a good meal and fellowship.

Maury County Vanderbilt University Bethel Dudley Vanderbilt Richard Smith Alumni Association

Democracy of Tennessee Holds Mass Convention in Nashville

Thousands gather at the Ryman Auditorium to call for a free judiciary and rebuke the governor. Vertrees calls the session to order at noon with Williams as temporary chairman and Judge Caldwell as permanent chair. Ed. Thomas serves as secretary. Resolutions aim to establish a permanent organization to lead the fight for judicial independence. party reorganization is postponed.

Tennessee Democrats Rally in Historic State Convention

The largest Tennessee political convention met at the Ryman Auditorium with about 10,000 in attendance. Delegates from Carter to Shelby flooded the building, Maury County leading the delegation next to Davidson, and banners and badges signaling a robust Democratic rally. The event denounced Patterson era judiciary meddling, endorsed Beard Shields Nell Green Laneden for Supreme Court, and Hall Higgins Taylor Wilson Hughes for Civil Appeals Court. A central committee was proposed to run the campaign, while party reorganization was postponed.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee Ryman Carter Shelby Commonwealth Maury County Davidson Carmack Columbia East Tennessee Knoxville W. C. Vertrees Davidson County J. J. Vertrees Joe W. Williams Hamilton County Williams Patterson Ble Ed Thomas Senate Beard Haywood County Walter , Caldwell Trenton Supreme Court Caldwell Memphis Coopers Calle Swiggert Obion Beard, Shields Nell, Green Laneden Hall, Higgins Taylor Wilson Hughes Court of Civil Appeals Central State Committee

Harlan Porter Welcomes Walker as New Partner

A Looney Walker has purchased an interest in Harlan Porter and will join as partner, taking over Will M Bilett’s stock. The firm will become Harlan Porter Walker, with Walker returning from Bellknap Hardware Co to assume active duties within about a month. Walker, an experienced hardware man, has strong local ties in Columbia and Maury County and formerly worked with Dobbins Ewing for ten years.

A. Looney Walker Harlan & Porter Will M. Bilett Harlan, Porter & Walker Walker Bellknap Hardware Company Louisville South Columbia Maury County Dobbins & Ewing

East Tennessee Court of Appeals candidates meet in Nashville

Six candidates for the Court of Civil Appeals from East Tennessee met in Nashville for a conference. Five withdrew from the race, leaving the remaining contenders to continue seeking support.

Nashville, Tenn Court of Civil Appeals East Tennessee

Cheatham Convicted and Fined in Park Station Trade Case

J. L. Cheatham section foreman on the N C and St L Railway was found guilty of discrimination in county court and fined 100 dollars with ten days jail, the jury recommending remittance of the jail term. The railway was fined 250 dollars. Appeals were filed in both cases.

N. C. & S. L. Railway Cheatham Hig J. W. Patterson Park Station Peebles & Forgey Whitthorne Hughes & Hughes Hatcher & Hatcher

Wheat yield of forty bushels described by exhibitor

T. G. Hughes of Godwin brought to Columbia a bearded northern wheat specimen. Heads measured six inches with bunches averaging 5% inches in length. Each head had about twenty meshes with three grains per mesh. Wheat authorities project yields between 40 and 60 bushels per acre.

T. G. Hughes Godwin Columbia

Fry Bros Motor Co organized in Columbia with new Buick agency

Horace Rainey, J. C. Parks, Andrew Dale, John W. Fry, and Geo. E. McKennon organize Fry Bros Motor Co with 9000 capital. Horace Rainey elected president, J. C. Parke vice president, Geo. E. McKeaimon secretary treasurer. Garage on South High Street to store 50 to 60 cars. New long distance gasoline tank and automatic tire inflator to speed servicing for Glidden Tourists. Buick agency established. others to follow. Office opened. operation set for weeks ahead.

Fry Bros Buick Maury County Columbia

Popular pastor battles pneumonia at home

Elder W. T. Boaz, pastor of the First Christian Church, is ill with pneumonia at his home at the Orphanage after a severe chill last Saturday. He is considered seriously ill but shows signs of improvement and is hoped to recover.

W. T. Boaz First Christian Church Lr. Boaz

Colombians at Big Stock Sale

A large crowd of horsemen from Columbia attended the big stock sale at Ewell Station on Wednesday. Notable attendees included W. H. Jones W. M. Tolley Alf Thomas Simm Watson R. M. Williams Branch Satterfield Charlie Williamson Laula Loeb Leigh Anderson Andrew Selare John P. McGraw Frew Sheegog and many others.

Ewell Station Columbia W. H. Jones W. M. Tolley Alf Thomas Simm Watson R. M. Williams Branch Satterfield Charlie Williamson Laula Loeb Leigh Anderson Andrew Selare John P. McGraw Frew Sheegog

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Clement Methodists Chain of Hospitals MecCullock VANDY Militant Democracy OF Capitol City Maury Democrats Giles Maury and Marshall Tives Union Looney Walker Harlan Porter East Tennesse Sec J. L. Cheatham T. G Hughes Rample NEW Motor 60 Horace Rainey Glidden Fry Bros. Motor Co., Incorporated J. C. Parks Andrew Dale John W
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