Fair Girl Graduates Receive Diplomas From Dr Capers
The Columbia Institute marked its seventy fifth anniversary with a morning ceremony at St George's chapel. Dr Lear ing Clark of Chattanooga gave the graduation address and Dr W B Capers presided over medal and diploma awards to a large class of young ladies. Caps of praise and prayers accompanied the event, with several named students receiving diplomas in varied disciplines and numerous honors announced.
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Tuseday
Columbia Institute
St. George’s Chapel
Learfing Clark
St. Paul's Church
Chattanoogs
W. B. Capers
St. Peters Church
Capers
Columbia
Maury County
Clark
Lfe
Dr. Capers
Louise Pleming Frierson
Frances Marion Conner
Aona Turner Sheegox
Elma Belle Collins
Mary Margaret Derryberry
Johnny Mal Fly
Olive Fischer Page
Frances Porter Moore
Mina
Sammie Church
Ruth Murphy Voorhies
Mise Nell Vaughn
Gladys Ba
Virgina Foster Ricketts
Winnie Davis Estes
Misa Helen
Louise Cobb
Virginie Iae Topp
Lillan Evelyn Ferguson
Lois Timmons
Lillian Evelyn Ferguson
Cora Lee Jacuba
Bima Collins
Misa Nell Ashton
Naomi Law
Mary Gilbreath
Seed and bean sale announced by Chaffin Bros
Monte Christo Melons the seed for this famous menonthe genuine article can be obtained our store. Also large quantity of Ken tney Wonder Pole Beans. We bought in large quantities and will make special prices to country merchants. 29-1r CHAFFIN BROB. Subscribe for The Herald.
Dr Hyde Guilty of First Degree Murder by Kansas City Jury
Special to The Herald Kansas City May 1 Dr Lytlevan Hyde found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to life in the state penitentiary The jury rendered the verdict shortly before noon Hyde remained composed though clearly disappointed His wife broke down at the news He was convicted of the murder of Col Swope a West millionaire whose will benefited many Nashville and Maury County relatives
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DR. Hyde
Kansas City
Col. Swope
State Penitentiary
The
Herald
Lytlevan
Hhe
Hyde
West
Nashville
Maury County
Maury Democrats Packed and Crowded for Nashville Convention
A Maury County delegation joined a large Democratic turnout to Nashville for the state convention. Thousands gathered at the depot and around the trains as roughly fifty from Marshall County and many others from Giles and Columbia rode multiple coaches. A Herald list captures dozens of delegates and supporters, all wearing Higgins badges, highlighting Maury’s strong presence at the event.
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Columbia
Nashville
Imperial County
Hive
Davidson
Marshall County
Giles County
Lewisburg
Marshall
Higgins
Maury
Herald
Walter Estes
J. W. C. Uhurch
John Collier
T. B. Forgery
C. T. Looney
J. Nichols
R. F B. Moore
R. L Hayes
G. L. Adkisson
Capt
F. B. Craig
F. B. Craig, Jr
Sidney Estes
Jim Giddens
John Fraser
Will . Frierson
John F. Stephenson
Albert Whittaker
W. O. Cherry
Hubert Petty
Dyer
Parks
S. O. Thomas
Jas, Hickmen
Rush Gresham
W. T. Hardison
W. P. Ridley
John Latta
J. B. Rees
J. R. Trail
C. A. Farris
W. H. Lipscomb
W. A. McClanahan
Alfie Pogue
T. H. Williams
M.P. Merrill
Theo, Stephenson
H. P. Figueras
N. F. Vaughn
Geo. W. Hayes
E. P. Turner
H. H. Hill
Sam Wiley
A. H. Foster
Austin Harlan
J. B. Calvert
J. A. Smitser
Will Grant
Andrew Ewing
W. F. Scott
Ed Morgan
W. A. Erwin
J. C. Prickard
Lee Baugus
Emmet Hogue
John Brownlow
Chas. Jackson
B. Ragen
T. B. Johnson
W. F. Carnes
Jno
W. Cecil
James White
H. L. Hendley
Ed Hendley
J. W. Smith
R. L. Bates
C. A. Wright
Jake Harlan
Peeler Harlan
Murrah Wins on Second Ballot in Methodist Bishop Election
In Asheville North Carolina on May 17 special dispatch reports Dr. W B Murrah president of Millsap College Jackson Mississippi elected bishop on the second ballot by the Methodist Conference. On the fourth ballot Dr W R Lambuth Dr R G Waterhouse and Dr B D Mouton were elected leaving one vacancy. Dr Collins Denny of Vanderbilt elected on the frat ballot with 229 votes the most ever in the church. Total votes 803 with 152 needed to elect.
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Ashville
N. C
W. B. Murrah
Millsang College
Jackson
Miss
Methodist Conference
W. R. Lambuth
Nashville
R. G. Waterhouse
Emory and Henry College
Methodists elect seven bishops at Asheville session
The Methodist Conference at Asheville elected seven new bishops, naming Dr. James H. McCoy of Birmingham College, Birmingham, Ala, as one of the new bishops in a morning session. McCoy is described as both teacher and preacher with notable prohibition campaign speeches in Alabama. Denny Kilgo Murrah Mouton Waterhouse Lambuth were previously named by the conference.
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Murrah
Mouton
Waterhouse
Lambuth
Denny
Kilgo
Ashville
N.C
Methodist Conference
James H. McCoy
Birmingham College
Birmingham
Ala
Second ballot elects Dr Murrah with 165 votes
The election totals show a second ballot where Dr Murrah won with 165 of 300 votes cast. 151 were needed to elect. A separate note quotes D T Sanders of Harrodsburg Ky praising Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments, with a $1.00 price and free trial bottle from Geo S Alcorn.
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D. T. Sanders
Harrodsburg
GEO
Alcorn
Dr Glement Slated for Good Position by Methodists
The Missionary Boards recently dispatches note the rise of a young school with rapid growth and success. A $20,000 donation was received and plans unfold to reveal its value as an asset in Nashville. The McCullochs of Nashville are central, with Mr McCulloch set to move from Superintendent to President as the work expands in the city.
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Nashville
McQulloch
Vanderbilt
Wartoto
England
Hugh Price Hughes
McCulloch
Kinzer's Place Raided as Police Seize Wet Goods
Police raided W J Kinzer's establishment on Saturday morning seizing nineteen malt bottles, with five unlabelled pints and one labelled beer, plus thirteen more unlabeled bottles. Kinzer, a prominent political figure who once ran for tax assessor, is held on Prohibition charges. case set for Monday in police court.
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Morgan and
Lancasa
W. J .Kinzer
Kinger
Mr. Kinzer
Ben Cowley
Contestants Lead in Herald Prize Standings
Milas Parry Beard leads the Herald prize contest with Elin Younger a close second. Matt Sowell, a new entrant, shows strong effort as of 9 noon Monday, with Bennie Thompson, Viner Pigg, and Anna Held also among the listed contenders.
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Milas Parry
Misa el- In
Matt Sowell
Parry Beard
Elin Younger
Matt Bowell
Bennie Thompson
Viner Pigg
Seeeees Bam
Anna Held
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Chattanooga
Ewell
Frances Moore
Sammile Church
Elma Collins
Capore
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Margaret Mitchell
Aline Page
Effie Fischer
Fanntie Calhoun
Page
Timmons
Robbie Goodman
Lucile McGowin
Alleyne Rollwage
Lois Atkerson
Marjorie Clark
Virginia Ricketts
Marion Ricketts
Lelia Barr Anderson
Stonewall Jackson
Monte Christo Melons
Charles Mschwab
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co
Bogatzky
Bauman
J. H. McCoy
Dr. Murrah
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