Deaths in Mississippi and Tennessee Obituaries
Death notices from Glendale Mississippi and nearby towns record several deaths from tuberculosis and pneumonia. Fraser D M of Timmons along with his wife Miss Lillie Sellars and children. Joe Fleming Jr died after paralysis. William N Mayberry aged 60 buried at Mt Nebo Sawdust Valley. Mrs Mele sin K Sowles aged 82 of Richmond Omro Wis Worthington Minn leaves sons and many grandchildren. Services held at Godwin Chapel Rose Hill and other local cemeteries with standard rites.
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Fraser
D. M. Fraser
Timmons
Godwin Chapel
Gray
Godwin
Mr. Fraser
Lillie Sellars
Ernest
Nellie
Lloyd
John Fraser, Sr
William
Jorn
Charles and
Schoteld
Will Sellars
Witl
Joe Fleming
Mooresville Pike
Knights of Pythias
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mr.Fleming
John
Eugene
Bessie Johnson
Birmingham
Ala
William N. Mayberry
George H. Mayberry
Nashville
Maury County
Mt. Nebo
Sawdust Valley
Mr. Mayberry
Mort Hodge
C. J. Hurlbut
Melesin K. Sowles
Pneumoris
Grippe
W. Hubbard
J. Sowles
Richmond, Wt
L. W. Sowles
Omro
Wis
L. L. Sowles
D. D
Worthington, Minn
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help
The family of L. W. Lowles and Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Hurlbut express sincere thanks to friends for kindness during illness and death of their mother and grandmother.
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L. W. Lowles
C. J. Hurlbut
Sheppard Leaves for Huntsville to Head Fountain
Bob Sheppard formerly of Columbia, long connected with the Woldridge Co water fountain, left Friday for Huntsville to take charge of Young's drug store fountain. A public farewell reception greeted him this morning in the Woldridge store. The article notes hopes tied to rising stock raising in the South and the economic benefits to farmers from improved fertiliser use and closer ties to markets.
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Bob Sheppard
Woldridge Co
Huntsville
Young’s
Bob
Young ‘A
Columbia
Woldridge
These Berries Are Peachy Giants From Cullo Oaka
J K Nicholson of Cullo oka presented a box of strawberries described as peaches in flavor and size. The Gan dy variety berries weighed up to three quarters of an ounce and some were marketed as 600 quarts if not for cold weather. A Pride of Michigan sweet strawberry yielded ninety quarts in a short row. The Herald counted twenty five berries in a quart.
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Herald
J. K. Nicholwen
Cullooka
Nicholson
Pride of Michigan
State Press Names Officers at Nashville Meeting
At the State Press Association gathering in Nashville on May 18 a slate of officers was elected. President George F. Milton of the Knoxville Sentinel. First VP J. C. Roger of the States Gazette. Second VP J. J. Finney of the Columbia Daily Herald. Third VP A. N. Sherman of the Athens Post. Secretary D. B. Sweetwater Telephone. Treasurer Rob Roy of the Alexandria Times. Executive committee members named include Rutledge Smith, N. C. Rogers, W. B. Romine, and others. The new president will appoint the committee chairmen in the coming weeks.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Press Association
George F. Milton
Knoxville Sentinel
J. C. Roger
Dyersburg
States Gazette
J. J. Finney
Columbia Daily Herald
A. N. Sherman
Athens Post
Col. W. J. Slatter
Winchester
D. B. Sweetwater
Departing Colum bia Institute Ladies Tearful Farewells
Tears flowed at the Columbia Institute as graduates and students departed for home. Many pledged to return for post graduate study or next September reunions on the old campus. Names listed include Georgia Garrett, Laura Brightman, Winnie Davis and others from Alabama, Texas, Tennessee and Louisiana. Teachers also left for homes and visits, including Sue Graham, Mary Decker and Ellen Logan.
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Columbia Institute
Georgia Garrett
Montgomery
Ala
Laura Brightman
Cullman
Winnie Davis
Frances Conner
Fort Worth
Texas
Louise Cobb
Marshall
J. K. Hamil
Crockett
Evelyn Mitchell
New Orleans
Catherine Crenshaw
Courtland
Susie Swope
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Lillian Moore
Agnes
Lucille McGowan
Chapman
Eula Whatley
Birmingham
Margaret Saunders
Chattanooga
Lilian Ferguson
Helen Betts
McKinney Named Trustee at Columbia Institute
R L McKinney of this city has been appointed a member of the Board of Trustees of Columbia Institute by the Diocesan convention in Nashville. He succeeds C P Castner of Castner Knott Nashville, who will leave the state.
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R. L. McKinney
Columbia Institute
Nashville
Mr. McKinney
C. P. Castner
Castner- Knott
Colored teachers named at Maury County Association meeting
At a meeting of the Maury County Teachers Association colored officers for the Summer Institute were elected Luella S Collins conductress Luzinka C Glenn secretary A Browne chairman The institute will convene June 13 at the Columbia Colored Public School building and last two weeks Subscribe for The Herald.
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Maury County Teachers’ Association
Summer Institute
Luella S. Collins
Luzinka C. Glenn
A. &. Browne
Columbia Colored Public School
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Mt. Pleasant
W. A. Voss
J. W
Robert EH. Lee
Hartsville
W. A Voss
Helen Powers
Annie Held
Florence Powers
James Ward
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W. C. Beasley
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Emma Hughes
W. B. Burnett
LeRoy Reynolds
Glendale
Chicago
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Green
Jennie Green Dickson
Mary Hinds
Lucy Davis
Washington
Nell and
Mary Grant
Oakland
John Frierson Baskett
Fourth National Bank
R. Lanson
Knoxville
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. P. Street
John W. Cecil
Red Rolling Springs
Frances Garner
Ann Rhea
R. V. Garner
Lillian Bates
Prospect
Geanette Lipscomb
Nashjville
W. P. Morgan
W. J. McKnight
Lewisburg
Nell
G. W. Caldwell
Auburn
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Rebecca Grant
F. M. Ellett
Mary Porter Kirkman
Louise Frierson
Zion
Frances
Marion Crofton
Institute
Lenora Williamson
Lemuel P. Padgett
L. P. Padgett, Jr
Sims Latta
Mound City
Martin & Vaughn Co
Chaffin , Bros
Monte Christo
Chaffin Bros
Bannas
Callender & CO
Dagwit
Millary Wright
Mrs. Sowles
Sheppard
Maury Dry Goods Company
Cressette
Crossette Shoes
India
Madras
Killarney
Brussels
State Press
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Finney
R. L. M’kinney
Ficial Board OF Colum
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National Dental Parlors
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