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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
7
Ministers Exhorted by Bishop Fallows to Learn from Newspapers
In Philadelphia on May 17 Bishop Fallows urged ministers to model sermons on modern newspapers. He praised journalism as ally of the pulpit, noting its brevity and direct style, and cited its role in reforms and breaking caste. The meeting discussed revisions to the Book of Prayer and a marriage ceremony change, with debate over admitting women delegates not arising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fallows
General Council of the
Reformed Episcopel Church
Ano
Syraen
Theta School Announces Closing Exercises and Summer Reopening
The Theta School, under Prof. A McConico, closes its sixth year with a series of events from May 27 commencement sermon to June 1 music elocution and honors. It will resume August 6, 1906 with a strengthened faculty and time management. The sequence includes Sunday sermon, primary exercises, senior class, and an annual address by Prof. J W Brister of Peabody College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta School
A. McConico
Spencer Tunnel
School of Music and Elocution
J. W. Brister
Peabody College
Bishop Gailor Delivers Commencement Sermon at Columbia Institute
Bishop Thomas F. Gailor preached the commencement sermon at St. Peter's Church for Columbia Institute graduates before a large audience. He cited Second Kings and argued for faith in God guiding politics and education, praising Miss Mary Bryant and the school's mission to blend culture with faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Gailor
Columbia Institute
St. Peter's Church
Assyria
France
Gallor
Mary Bryant
Public Benefactor Harshly Treated By Fine
A Boston man was fined for stealing a car. The Philadelphia Telegraph notes the local reaction would have favored a hero medal and free sightseeing ride for the same act, highlighting a clash between punishment and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Helief
Philadelphia Telegraph
Business Change at Watson’s Stable Introduces New Horses and Vans
Gus Watson announces he has bought his father and brother’s interest in Watson’s Stable and will continue the business. He plans to add several new horses and buggies, eight moving vans, and will relocate families anywhere in the city or county. Call him for business needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Gus Watson
Contested Delegates Set For Maury Democratic Convention
In Maury County the Democratic convention battled over district rules for delegate selection. Chairman Kan non maintained the old district interpretation, leading to a Crowe victory on a party split while Patterson supporters disputed the outcome. Delegates were finally named for the gubernatorial convention to be held May 29 in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Democratic Party
Nashville
Tenn
Maury Co
Peebles Reports Gabel Endorsements and Convention Rules
Mr Thomas H Peebles named by the Patterson faction as a convention secretary reports that after Dr Collins was made temporary chairman the Patterson forces chose a temporary secretary and formed a credential committee. The credentials report was adopted, 19 votes for Patterson and 1 left instruction. Delegates were instructed to cast Maury’s vote for Patterson in the gubernatorial convention. A May 29 adjournment to Nashville was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forgey
Brown
Lander
Erwin
Kannon
Patterson
Ines
Dr. Collins
Jno
Mr. Crowe
Major Whitthorne
Jesse Tomlinson
Jackson
Claude Denton
Ebbe, Erwin
Newt Pickard
John C. Nelson
N . Dew
Eugene Anderson
E. BE. Erwin
W. C. Salmon
Jnc
A. Oakes
R. C. Ewing
J. ©. Voorhies
B. W. Fergueson
Sol Gross
B. Stephens
W. P. Erwin
P. Hatcher
J.T. McKnight
T. M. Voss
G. N. Pickard
J. B. Granbery
M. Smith
Tonch Nicholson
Kirk Loftin
M. Crowe
French’ Straley
Sam Glenn
No Instructions
Patterson Teket
S Ares
T. Looney
H. L. Hendley
W. C. Whitthorne
J. A. Smiser
Tcket
BR. R. Depot
Sach
R. R. Box
W. J. Whitthorne
C. Denton
Roy Wilkes
Will Dug
Committee On
Nashville
Thomas H. Peebles
Gabel Cendings
Mter
Collins
Patterson Forces
Maury
Advertising appeal to stockmen in Weekly Herald notice
A word to stockmen from the Weekly Herald urging placing ads for the coming season. It promises broad reach, stock news coverage, and better returns than other media. Advertisers are invited to use the paper for stock bills with reasonable prices and first class work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Herald
Ira Landrith Is Nominated At Cumberland Assembly
The Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly in Decatur Illinois opened with Rev J M Hubbert presiding In the unionist anti unionist struggle Dr Ira Landrith former Cumberland Presbyterian editor and Belmont College Regent is nominated for Moderator The anti unionists hold secret meetings and press the injunction suit banking on higher courts if Judge Jonas rules against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ill
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
J. M. Hubbert
Marshall
S. M
Templeton
Clarksville
Texas
J. 8. Grider
Kentucky
Bushnell
Imnois
Black
Miss
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Alend
Committee On Thon
Congel
Tra Landith
Nashville
Tenn
Ira Landrith
Cumberland Presbyterian
The
Religious Education Association
Belmont College
A. N. Eshman
Ashburn
Fussell
W. E. Dunnaway
Judge Pussell
Antiunion
Antianionists
Tudge Jonas
Bishops Chosen at Birmingham in General Conference
In Birmingham Alabama on May 17 three new bishops were elected by the General Conference daylong vote. The victors are Dr Seth Ward Assistant Missionary Secretary of the Church Dr John J Tigert Book Editor and Dr James Atkins Sunday selling Editor Tigert born November 25 1856 in Louisville educated at Vanderbilt and at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Atkins born April 18 1850 Knoxville educated in Tennessee licensed 1870 later presidencies and author. Ward born November 1 1858 Texas educated at Southwestern University now serves Board of Missions as Assistant Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
M. EB
Louisy
Vanderbilt University
Southern Baptist
Tanitville
University of Missouri
Blaley
Mise
Amelia McTyeire
Tyeire
Vanderbilt
James Atkins
Knoxville Town
Tennessee
Bille
Seth Ward
Con County
Tex
Texas
Southwestern University
Education Conferee
Boar of Missions
Rev W E Walker Named Candidate for Maury Register
Authorized notice announces Rev. W. E. Walker as a candidate for the office of Register of Maury County. The election is set for August 1100, subject to the will of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Walker
Maury County
Sabda&w
Gran Pratt Nominated for Magistrate in Maury County
Authorized notice proclaims Gran P Pratt as candidate for Magistrate in the Third District Maury County at the August election. The brief item identifies the official designation and district in plain terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran. P. Pratt
Magini Tile i
Maury County
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Parker
Committee On Credentials
MR. Peebles
C. P. Assembly
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Jw. H.B
Bape
Cochran
AACE
O.W. Fleming
Ventior
Kittrell
Citizen's Pho
Ernest Irw
Mee
Irein Bros
Sag Garant
Alte Yaar
York Be-Ly
E. B. Rayburn
Mt, Pleasant
Tenn Kittrell
Citizens' Phone No. 5
Citizens’ Phone
Southern
M. E. College
Pp. Tigert
Herald
Maue Capital
Jim Andrews
J R. P. Dalton
A. Jones
W. P. Ridley
J. C. Wooten
Boars R
J. D. Barrow
J. A. Edwards
R. L. McKinney
A. Satterfield
J. H. Woodard
Safegame Management
Is Bank
R. C. Church
Geo. T. Hughes
Webb Ridley
W. V. Thompson
C. A. Parker
Phoenix National Bank
Columbia, Tennessee
J. W. Howard
H. O. Fulton
A. J. Fly
W. A. Dale
T. C. Webster
E. &. McLemore
Dnc
Capital
J. L. Hutton
W. B. Greenlaw
D. F. Watkins
J. Lem Thomas
Kl. Hutton
H. C. Fulton
R. L. McKinney, F. D. Chaffin
W. E. Jones
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