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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1920

Page

5

Presbyterian Synod Meeting Gains Broad Attention

The Presbyterian Synod heard a masterful address by Dr. S. L. Morrie on home and foreign mission work. Memorial services for J. Aitieoh Smith and J. Edmund Brown were observed. The Monroe Harding Children's Home report pleased the gathering as Miss Fuller discussed its success. Dr Jaz Vince preached a noted sermon on Victors Through Pain. The synod may close soon barring unforeseen developments.

J. Aitieoh Smith D. D Murfreesboro J. Edmund Brown Jackson Monroe Harding

Personal notes and travels among area residents

Mrs le Hi Gray and her son leave Rane to Dallas to make a home. Judge Edmund Dilehunty Loondy returns from Red Roaring Springs. Wilmoth Bowen of Lake Providence visits his mother in the city. Mrs Willis and Mr Reassau spend the weekend with their mother in Hampshire. Mrs Huffman visits Mt Pleasant then moves to Dallas to live with her son. Mrs McFall travels to Tuscumbia for sister’s illness. Mrs Everette Blocker and Miss Orelle host a dance for Mr Will Alexander of Nashville with about twenty-five guests at their West End home.

le Hi. Gray Rane Dallas Texas Edmund Dilehunty Loondy Varde Ton Red Roiling Springs Wilmoth Bowen Lake Providence C. J. Porter R. P. Willis B. B.reassau Hampshire Rl.huffman Mt Pleasant W. S. McFall Tuscumbia Palmer Everette Blocker Orelle Will Alexander Nashville West End

Social Marriage Notices From Columbia Area

Multiple society notices report weddings across Maury County and nearby towns. Frances Hates and Willis Sewell wed at her Seymour Avenue home with Rev W M Wood officiating. Martha Ledbetter and Clarence Ussery married at Rev Slayden’s residence, then with families.

Sewell Frances B. Hates Willis C. Sewell Maury County Tenn Seymour Avenue W. M. Wood Edgefield Baptist Church Bowen Williamson

Prices and prices held steady at Louisville and Nashville markets

The Louisville and Nashville livestock markets reported unchanged quotations with light cattle demand and steady hogs despite a draggy tone. Poultry and eggs showed softer notes in trading, while grain and flour prices were listed alongside farm staples for regional buyers.

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OAKES SON Sawmill Planing Mill at Riverside

Notice lists W. J. Oakes & Son factory in Riverside offering to saw logo, ceiling, siding, flooring and building materials from their planing mills. Also contains stray horse alert and mule barn reward notices from Santa Fe and Columbia, Tenn.

Connecon W. J. Oakes & Son Riverside T. T. McKee Sante

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