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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
12
Bargain sale offers deep cuts on women’s dresses and skirts, including ladies gingham dresses at five dollars, white embroidery dresses, cords and linens, and special prices on embroidery, swiss flouncing, and dress goods. Also hats, millinery, and footwear discounted, with prices from under two dollars to under seven dollars.
A memorial tribute honors Capt. Frank B. Craig who died May 18 1918 at Maury County Tennessee. Born in North Carolina he embodied knightly ideals brave loyal and hospitable. He led a life of truth honor and service and left a cherished legacy for his wife and children as comrades recall his strength and gentleness.
Confederate Memorial services will be held at Rose Hill cemetery on Tuesday June 3 at 4 PM under the Daughters of the Confederacy. Winnie Davis Chapter will oversee music with chairs for committees led by Mrs Cobey Carmack decoration of stand Mrs H A Brown decoration of monument Mrs Minnie B Towler reader Mrs Frank H Smith vehicles Mrs Sue Gray Donnington lovers Mrs Biddle children in charge. A beauti ful program is promised and public invited.
A memorial service at the King's Daughters meeting honors deceased members including Mrs Geo W Hall and Miss Lophia H Wright. The In Memoriam reading laments loss, recalls prayers, and reflects on faith as grieving members contemplate mortality and divine will. The piece weaves poems and circle notices from Nashville to Memphis.
May 28 The Tennessee delegation will face the House through the Ways and Means Committee with Burns on appropriations Sims on interstate and foreign commerce Padgett chairing naval affairs Moon chairing postal affairs Houston chairing territories McKellar on military or rivers and harbors Hull and Garrett previously chosen for Ways and Means and Rules respectively.
In the County Court of Maury County Tennessee it appears Mrs Mary Holden and her husband J Holden Fletcher Nolan Jenny Nolan and Addie Nolan a minor are nonresidents or Texas residents so ordinary service cannot be made They must appear by first Monday in July 1913 plead answer or demur or the bill will be confessed A copy of this order to be published in The Columbia Weekly Herald for four weeks May 30 1913 H W Thomas Clerk R S Hopkins Attorney
The May issue of the High School Signal previews athletic strength with a photo and notes that the team lost only one game all season to Fayetteville, plus two other losses to Morgan and Branham & Hughes. Horace Rainey was chosen captain for the coming year as plans for strong coaching and broader athletic programs unfold.
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