Education sermon by Dr Capers at Columbia Institute commencement
Dr Walter Branham Capers president of the Columbia Institute delivers a scholarly commencement address railing against modern panaceas and urging education through hard work, liberal education, parental cooperation, and the central role of religion in forming character and citizenship.
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W.b.capers
UPO “Education
Columbia Institute
Walter Branham Capers
Panacras
Curcalls
Gen. Lee
Eis
Plato
Egypt
Sparta
Solon
Athens
Europe
Froebel
Mern
Edison
Mysterious Jones Shot Again in Maury County
The Herald reports multiple Maury county races for August 6, 1914 including Frank H. Smith and Pat Dooley for Circuit Court Clerk and John Fraser and Will Jones for Sheriff. It notes Pat Jones being shot in the abdomen amid a prior mysterious shooting three weeks earlier, with Mrs Jones distressed and Jones hospitalized.
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Will Jones
Wick Linn
Sherif of Maury
Patnnton Arene
Maury Coun
Jones
Hosspital
Maury County Announcements for 1914 Elections
The Herald prints candidate notices for Maury county officials for the August 6, 1914 election. Names include Pogue for Register, Joe T. Wilkes and Arch Lipscomb for County Court Clerk, Coly Gardner for County Court Clerk, Bam J. Taylor for reelection as Register, and T. S. Green and Benton W. S. Lentz for Constable positions in Maury County.
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Ross Burne
Maury County
Herald
Kim Buck
Register of
Maury
Joe T. Wilkes
Coly Gardner
Arch W. Lipscomb
Bam J. Taylor
Lentz
Constable
Green
Conste
Maury Joounty
Maury Delegates at Room No. 35 During August 1914
The Globe Trotter reports double duty for Globe Trotter at Adkisson Bros store this week with ads pointing to Walk Over Shoe headquarters in Maury County. The Maury county delegation led by Adkisson Bros invites the public to visit Maxwell House during the August 6 gathering for the Democratic convention.
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Globe Trotter
Adkisson Bros
E. D. Looney Room
Maury County
Maxwell House
Columbia Institute Grants 29 Diplomas At 79th Commencement
The seventy ninth annual commencement exercises of the Columbia Institute were held at 11 o clock in the recreation hall. Twenty nine graduates received diplomas and certificates across disciplines including English, music, voice, and domestic science. Awards recognized include the Ewell and Cotham medals, plus a variety of prizes for first year and second year work and essays.
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Columbia Institute
Recreation Hall
R. M. W. Black
St. Peter's Church
Mud- Toch
Walter Branham Capers
H. J. Mikell
Christ's Church, Nashville
Marjorie Clark
Martha Glass
Cornelia Alexander
Angela Powell
Frank Sanders
Anna Lee Soule
Eloise Morrow
Ewell
Carmelite
Alexander
Cotham
Orrick
Columbia
Flora Phillips
Chicago
Charlotte Watson
Columbia Herald
Charlotte Hughes
Clara Carneal
LeCompte
Reba Stevens
Nashville
Elizabeth Watson
Capers
Tenn
Ashton
Marie Little
Ray Minette
Ala
Irene Bowell
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lal
Margaret McKennon
Mary Boyd Carpenter
Gladys Gilliam
Paducah
May Spencer
Grace
Miss
Minsea Mary Louise Gresham
Lemyra Harlan
Lalia Barr Anderson
Anna Belle Selby
Clarm ,Carneal
Robbis Tatem
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H. R. Murray
Lemsons
Kindergarten
Murray
God
Christ
Mysterious Jones
Frank H. Smith
David Mitchell
Hays
A. “Brit” Davin
P. G
Pat) Dooley
John W. Adkleon
Maury Pounty
John Fraser
Nife
Inkame Mene
W. Griffin
William 8. Whitaker
W. J. Good
Wkiy
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