Diamond Anniversary Observed at Columbia Institute
In a grand alumnae gathering the Columbia Institute marked its diamond anniversary with welcoming remarks by Mrs Hardin P Figuers and a heartfelt response by Miss Mary Meyers of Nashville. Mrs Carol Gordon Dalton sang with violin obligato and piano, followed by a buffet luncheon as Rev Walter Branham Capers hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Institute
Columbia
O. Fair Institute
Spain
Robert Schumann
Hardin P. Figuers
Mary Meyers
Nashville
Carol Gordon Dalton
Darden Harkreader
Miss Ashton
Peleteri
Walter Branham Capers
Palr Institute
Miss Spain
Hardin P. Figueras
Ry Meyers
Maury County
Miss Meyers
Cara Gordon Dalton
Avoca Selected for Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Meet
Mora B. Fariss presented Columbia’s invitation to host the Grand Lodge gathering next year but delegates chose Avoca near Tullahoma. The gift to Avoca’s home and industrial school, $23,500, was accepted with six trustees named from three grand divisions, including Fariss, Scott, Allen, McClaren, and Pindell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Avoca
Columbia
Mora
Fariss
Board of Trade
Pythians
Tullahoma
Middle Tennessee
Mora B. Faris
Alex Scott
West Tennessee
Kirk Allen
Memphis
H. C. McClaren
Jackson
East Tennessee
L. N. Pindell
Chattanooga
Foley's Kidney Remedy Advertisement (Fragment)
Health claim for Foley's Kidney Remedy urging early use at first signs of irregularity to prevent illness. Promotes restoration of kidneys and bladder to normal state. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
All Drugeiste
Dirt is Broken for a Church in Mooresville
Special to The Herald Mooresville Tennessee May 14 Dirt was broken here for a new Presbyterian church United States Army to be erected at a cost of 2500 dollars The building will be modern in design and its construction will be rushed Rev Geo H Mack of Columbia was the orator of the occasion The theme was The Church As the Communitys most Important Center
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Mooresville
Tenn
New Presbyterian Church
U. 8 A
Middle Tennessee
Geo, H. Mack
Columbia
Maury Cereal Plant Burned With Losses Around 10000
A Maury Cereal Company milling plant owned by H. H. Catina burned to the ground Saturday night. The fire, whose origin is unknown, destroyed buildings and machinery totaling about 12000. The Columbia Mill and Elevator Company suffered a threat as flames reached its structure but firefighters saved it. Insurance coverage listed across several companies totaling 6000.
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Maury Cereal Company
H. H. Catina
Lmits
Ritter
Columbia Mill
Elerator Company
Hendley, Cochran & Thomas
Virginia Fire Insurance Company
J. Madison Sheppard
Globe & Rutger Company
J. J. Blam
London, Liverpool & Globe Company
Columbia Insurance Age Oncy
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Mrs. Capers
Franklin G. Smith
Virginia
William H. Hardin
Chapel Hill
N. C
Mr.Lee
W.M.I
Southland
Institute
George Beckett
Coloimbra
St. Peter's Church
Leachers
Madame Betave
Mira Mary Martin
Mise Susan Polh
Leonidas Polk
Polk
Flecket
Dr. Becket
Becket
Margaretta Bowles
Lve
Beckett
Shoupe
Sewanee University
North Carolina
Sewanee
Boston
Mary
Bryant
Emerson
Capers
St. George
Louise
Mins Ma
Mavey National Bank
The
Maury National Bank
Pythias
the Orphan's Home
Geo H. Mack
Deering
Dobbins @ Ewing
West Seventh Street
Columbia, Tenn
Willing
Maury Cereal CO
OWNED
Horace H. Catina
Columbia Mill & Elevator Company
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Houston, Stanwood & Gambill
Munger
Evans-Kerr Milling Co
Lynnville, Tenn
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