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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1913

Page

5

King's Daughters Set for Seventeenth Annual Session Here

The Tennessee Branch of the International Order of King's Daughters meets at the Presbyterian church U S A in a three day session starting Wednesday at 10 AM. Delegates arrive Tuesday afternoon. welcome address by Mrs A E B Sheldon. Miss Cary Watkins of Memphis to respond. Delegates assigned to homes across Nashville and nearby cities for the stay. The first session and day's program begin at 10.

King's Daughters A. E. Sheldon Tennessee Branch The International Order of King’s Daughters Presbyterian Church, U. S. A Columbia No. 3 Nashville City A. EB. Sheldon Cary Watkins Memphis Mr.Pleasant Martha Adams Circle Smiser EB. Dan Smith Boardman J. W. Frierson Migs Khile Gyay Union City Shelby County Greenlaw Frank Latham Walter BE Lamar Pound Hannaniah Carpenter Jones Mesdames W Arminstead Staton Golden Rule Margaret Brown Battle Rose E. W. Carmack R. H. Vance Seabrook H. Alison Webster Jenkins Pleasant Jos. L. Hutton Wharton Jones J. H. Lumpking Alexander J T. Stratton KB. B. Ely Fry Marie R. BR. Love Gardner Will Radford R. L. Redford Willing Circle Edward P. Turner Florence Robertson John Frager John Jamimnon Theta J. L. Mc Tigue C. B. Russell Richard Smith Nita Cooper Fannie Bostick Ellington L. A. Buck L. W. Patterner Fear Not Kircle W. C. Salmon A. C. Battley Nichols

913 Cleburne Farm Sale Feature Stallion prospect

Dark bay stallion 15 hands high with line of noted runners and fillies. Pedigree includes Argot Hal Tennessee Wilke r2ts and Mwaguette with multiple named progeny such as Brownette Hal Connor and Latte dam line. Sale listing notes value and breeding quality with price and contact at Saleen Campbell Geburne Farm.

Margot Hal Hal Connor Argot Hal Brown Hal Hal Tennessee Jusure Barbett Brownette Tennessee Wilkege Mwaguette Cadet Sid Dem Bonnie Annie Omega Latte Mattie” Hoveton Driver Hal Copnop Nein Saleen Campbell Geburne Farm

Sullivan School to Close Next Week

The closing exercises of Sullivan school will be held next week with the term ending Friday May 30. The school year has been successful and all are gratified with the results.

Sullivan School

U. S. Canal Opens With Massive Dynamite Blast

In Panama on May 19 the Pacific Ocean waters entered the Panama canal for the first time after a blast eroded the rock dike. Seventeen tons of dynamite were used, and the explosion was felt as far as Panama City. The event coincides with Christobal being chosen for the area’s Fourth of July celebration by 12,000 Americans in the zone.

Pacific Ocean Panama Canal Pacific Panama City Christobal

Runaway Horse Frightens Wagon Driver in Early Morning

A horse owned by Hiram Tit Icomb bolted after frightened by an automobile. The colored driver was thrown from the wagon but sustained only slight bruises, and the horse was stopped before causing further injury or damage.

Hiram Tit Icomb

Mother's Day Observed at Central Church

The Presbyterian church A. S. A. at Central observed Mother's Day on Sunday with a program of recitations readings and music. Pastor Rev J M Robinson delivered a tribute to mothers. Recitations were given by Mildred Kannon Lizzie Stacey Mary Robinson and John Henry Murphy.

Presbyterian Church Central J. M. Robinson Mother Mildred Kannon Lizzie Stacey Mary Robinson John Henry Murphy

Finish Hearing of Election Case Concluded Today

Special to The Herald from Nashville Tennessee May 11 Argument in the election law case before Chancellor Allino was concluded this morning. The chancellor took the case under advisement.

The Herald Nashville Tenn Allino

Wa. C. T. Annual Convention Opens in Knoxville

About forty delegates have arrived for the United Commercial Travelers annual convention in Knoxville. The two day session starts tomorrow at 10 o clock with around one hundred delegates and visitors expected.

Knoxville Teen United Commercial Travelers

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