Medals Awarded Circuit Court at the Institute Meets Monday
Commencement exercises at large docket will require much interest from friends and patrons. All cases.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
11
Miss Hardy Wins Ewell Medal At Columbia Commencement
Commencement exercises at Columbia Institute were held in the school chapel with Rev. Russell K. Stith delivering a keynote address. Miss Frances Graves Hardy of Columbia won the Ewell Medal in literature after a blind review by Dr. George H. Mack, R. G. Sparrow, and Col. J. B. Edgerton. Other honors went to Miss Grace Graham, Miss Evelyn Baker Short, Miss Ethel Barrow, and several graduates receiving diplomas in English and other subjects. The May term Circuit Court opens soon with the Sargent will case as a leading civil matter under the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Russell K. Stith
Franklin
Cbeir
W. B. Capers
Capers
Grace Graham
Evelyn Baker Short
Helena
Ark
Ewell
Frances Graves Hardy
George H. Mack
R. G. Sparrow
J. B. Edgerton
Miss Hardy
Gen. Ewell
Jesse French
Ethel Barrow
Margaret Emma Burns
Blanch Jaynes
Martha Blair Williamson
Evangeline Ashbaugh
Thez Voss
Leslie Austin Pearson
Mary Elizabeth Brooks
Navy Lieutenant Ruhm Assigned to Brooklyn Duty
Lieut. Commander Thomas F. Ruhm of the United States Navy and his wife departed Mt. Pleasant Tennessee for Brooklyn New York where he will serve as naval constructor in charge of the Wettleship Nehoneka project now under construction at the Brooklyn Navy Yard He previously visited his parents Col and Mrs John Ruhm and brothers John Jr and H D Ruhm during a two week stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Pleasant
Tenn
Thomas F. Ruhm
United States Navy
John Ruhm
John, Jr
H. D. Ruhm
Brooklyn
N.Y
Seattle
Washington
Brooklyn Hayy Yard
Deans Reeulets Claim Constipation Cure
An ad claims Deans Reeulets relieve constipation without griping or nausea and without weakening effects. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist, with a price of 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Strong Sermon by Dr. Dinwiddie at First Presbyterian
Dr A G Dinwiddie occupied the pulpit at the eleven o clock service in the absence of Dr Wharton. He chose Fret Not Thyself from Psalm thirty seven and delivered a practical sermon on not fretting over worldly matters. He urged husbands wives children employees and employers to avoid temper and harmful words, stressing God as the stay of the man who leans on Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dinwiddie
Wharton
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Dinwiddie
Alabama Direct Presidential Primary Sets Bryan Johnson Bid
In Montgomery Alabama the Democratic party votes directly for a presidential candidate for the first time. Bryan and Johnson names appear on the ticket with delegation instructions based on majority. Campaigns run two weeks as voters decide before tomorrow’s primary. Courier-Journal offers special campaign rate. Henry Watterson backs the Democratic ticket. Louisville Times adopts same rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
John A. Johnson
William J. Bryan
Alabama
Denver
Alabama Friends
Bryan
Minnesota
Johnson
Railroad Commission
Charles Henderson
John H. Wallace
P. B. Mastin
Montgomery County
Supreme Court
Courier-Journal
Courier- Journal
Daily
Weekly Herald
Daily Herald
Daily Courier Journal
Daily Times
Weekly Courier-Journal
State Convention and Battledton Victory At Mt Pleasant
MT PLEASANT Tenn May 17 The State Convention of the Kings Daughters meets in Mt Pleasant Tuesday to Thursday with W E Norvell Nashville state secretary to open proceedings Delegates from across the state expected and the gathering anticipated The game recap notes Coltumbia Military Academy defeating Battle Ground Academy in a slow error filled contest with Donnell striking out 15 and Brown stealing multiple bases in a near tied ninth innings action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coltumbia Military Academy
Battle Ground Academy
Dr. Brock
Black
Donnell
Caet
Taylor
Foot
Brown
Pepnete
Claggett
Lithal
Ike
Lee
Lennie Moore
Wee
Blosua
Reid
Jenkins
Guthrie
Stainback
B. Donnell
St Paulk
Higgins
Ee CO. M. Aar
R. H. PO
A. B. Blosua
Brock
Moore
Toy
Cae
Ae Ee Lee
C. F
Ae ML
Va Ae
MT. Pleasant
Tenn
The
King’s Daughters
W. E. Norvell
Nashville
Bummary
Neal
Balle
Prohibition Sermon Uses Ox Metaphor at Cumberland Church
Dr George H B Mack argues against liquor with a biblical ox allegory. He likens the saloon to a dangerous animal that harms the public, urging prohibition and defense of liberty tempered by state police power. The talk ties constitutional rights to social duty, warning that personal liberty cannot endanger others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byndy
Pirst Cumberland Pres
Geo. BH. Mack
Mack
Blu
Hag Po
Gorest
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Maine
Kansas
U. S
Stock Farm for Sale in Giles County Tennessee
Stock farm for sale on easy terms. 278 acres in Giles County’s 15th Civil District two miles southwest of Lynnville. Well watered with 200 acres under good cultivation. Includes a six room house, large barn, and necessary outbuildings. On a rural main route near schools and churches. See or address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles County
Lynnville
Maury County Medical Society Meets in Grand Jury Room
The Maury County Medical Society held a Monday morning meeting in the grand jury room with strong attendance. Dr A Timmone presented a paper on Suprarenal Glands, followed by discussion. Dr L B Ragedale was assigned to present The Pancreas with Dru Collins and Pillow opening the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County Medical Society
Grand Jury Room
A. Timmone
L. B. Ragedale
Dru, Collins and Pillow
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Ewen
Sargent
Russell K. Smith
Circuit Court
L. Anderson
NOR RW
L. Grant
EB. G. Grant
Oille Talley
Horace Rainey
NOR RR
J. M. Grimes
G. W. Hargrove
Andrew Cox
Francis Brady
Sheriff Brady
C. L. Smith
St. L. Ry
Susan P. Frown
NLR
Mt. Pleasant Dry
Er Co
John C. Sowell
Wwm
Bale
N. R. Ry
W. J. Green
Mary Mayes
R. W. Martin
Southern Ry
Iva I. Lavender
Admx
Providence Washington Insurance Co
State
Boyd
Andrews
Robert Brown
Frank Cright
Cub Bishop
Bevis Harris
Joe McKibbon
Jim Russell
John, Doyle
T. E. Alderson
Jessie Alderson
Dave Edwards
Charley Morgan
Will H. Harria
Mackie Ward
Rufus Edward Ward
W. F. Wilson
A. L. Blocker
R. H. Ogilvie
W. J. Jacobs
R. B. McCormick
J. S. West
Macey Butler
Jim Ray
Lytle Huff
Com. Ruhm
Ghor
Praughan
Staten Court Reportar
F. Deavanon
Draughon
Practical Business College
Ales Anh
Neshville
Knoxville
Memphis
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
Daily Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Columbia Daily Herald
TIMES
A Johnson
Thomas
State Convention OF Kings Daughters
Goring Ox
Geo. H. H. Mack
America
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