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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
5
Workmen prepare the new drop or electric telephone system with lines overhauled before operation by July 1. Offices move to a near finished South Garden Street building to house exchange. The upgrade promises better service but will raise local rates under an agreement with most subscribers.
Twenty eight members of the Columbia lodge of Odd Fellows traveled to Ethridge on Sunday for anniversary exercises. Delegations from other lodges attended. Dr. E. A. Timmons of Columbia delivered the principal address. Dinner followed on the grounds and the day was enjoyed.
George Proctor has severed his connection with the Latham Drug Co. James Cecil, who lives near the city, has taken his place.
Rev H N Kennedy spoke on Different Types of Conversion at the tabernacle Monday night. He warned many on church rolls count as saved only by profession, urging genuine turning from sin and lasting faith in Christ. Two young ladies publicly pledged to live Christian lives, as readings schedule at First Methodist Church continue mornings.
Advertisement touts Dean's Ointment for babies with eczema and itching skin. Claims a small amount suffices and it is safe for children. Mentions wide availability at all stores and lasting 50 pox in stock.
Col Craig plans a return game between Col. Craigs cadets and Branham and Hughes after a tied series. Spring Hill won the first bout 8 to 5, Branham and Hughes took the rematch 6 to 2 in the metropolis of the third district. If arranged, the game promises top amateur action in this section with both teams displaying inside baseball and refined play.
The Rock Creek Bible Society held its ninety-ninth annual meeting at Bethbirel church in Lewisburg on Saturday. Rev. W. H. Pifer delivered the sermon as R. S. Walker was named president Olivia Davis secretary and Dr J C Ewing treasurer. An advertisement promotes Doan’s Regulate for constipation and headaches.
James D. Cathey today withdrew from the county trustee contest leaving John Adkisson and J. Ross Burns as the remaining candidates. He cited private affairs and a mature decision after reflection, thanking supporters and friends for their backing.
W. M. Tolley received a fine mare from Mississippi to be bred to Direct's Star. The mare is sired by Mc Ewen and out of Vidette, a full sister to Star Pointer.
Middle Tennessee fruit growers plan a Columbia convention on Saturday May 30 to discuss forming an association and advancing fruit growing in the region. County and neighboring growers endorse the call and expect a large attendance. Isaiah Murphy, a top local grower and prize winner at fair, leads the push.
Local law enforcers in New Chapeau debut in stylish wide brim hats blending western chapeaus with formal attire. The new headwear draws attention as officers maintain a stately presence, signaling a refreshed image for the force.
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