The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-02

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Az H. clayton and Miss Pearl E
s.-srssn. Young people OF the Broad
...a aeirhborhOod, came to town Fri
~ ana we're married at the court
s,gss by Judge ". o Gordon
The patrons of the WilliamspOrt
.ebool will give an ice cream supper
!, tbe school house. Aug. 18th for the
0sst Of the school. The public is
.I5iauy invited. Remember young
men there will be plenty of pretty
girls.
Columbia friends have received in
CITATIONS TO the marriage of Mr.. Henry
Arch Moore. formerly of Columbia,
and Miss Mamie Bradley. daughter
=, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Logan Bradley
!, Nunroe. La. The marriage will
take place at the home of the bride
On the afternoon of August 14th.
Miss Catherine Courtright enter
tanned at a birthday party Friday
evening from Z to 10, in honor of her
9Th birthday. Frappe was dispensed
nv Miss Sadie Aydelott Many games
were played and at a late hour ices
were served Mrs. COPYRIGHT was as
sisted by Miss Marguerite Bishop.
delightful dining in the nature
OF a family reunion was that given
BY Mrs. G. G. Parks Thursday at her
home at Riverside. The following
guests we're present: Mr.. and Mrs. |
Rains Lee and daughter, Mrs. Josie
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. U. H. Foster and |
daughter and Messrs. Joe, John M.
and Willis Lee.
Miss Elolse Evins entertained the
Amitie Fans Sesse Club at her home
on Montrose avenue last Friday after
noon from 4 to o'clock, in honor OF
her attractive guest, Miss Louise Pow
ell of Columbia The guest list was
limited to the club members and an
ice course was served.-Nashville
Tennessean.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Dedman will leave
Friday morning for a camping trip
up the river. Mr.. and Mrs. Dedman
will have in their party Mr.. and Mrs.
B. B. Bond, of New Port, Arkansas;
Miss Gladys Dedman, Miss Helen
Huston, of Selma, Ala, and Miss Flor.
ence Shelton, AMI Messrs. Bertram
and James Dednan, DR.. Wallace
Wilkes, Joe Webster, Sam Caperton,
Sam Hughes, of Paducah, and
Wilburn Stars, of Franklin. They
Will take their cooks and will live the
ea camp life; fishing and hunting.
f.
Columbians returning from Primm's
ell of some bad duck Joe Webster had
While down there. The young people
ecided to have dance and Joe was
lected master of ceremonies. He
for the music, went up and
ad the ball room nicely swept out, a
hen covered the floor with a thin
Dating of meal so as to have the floor y
mooth, and in good condition for the N
ancing. The time for the dance ar 0
we'd and the young people gathered 1
t the ball room, when it was found
lat hogs had gotten into the room
Id eaten all the meal.
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DR.. Ellen Miles, of New York City, IL
no is a B. A., an NJ. A., Ph.D., an e,
D., and several others, indorses l.
ssing. Here is what she says: st
"A true lovers kiss is one of the M
ost beautiful and sacred things In dl
e. 1t seems to me that kiss Is the D
ost natural means in the world for
o healthy-minded, warm-blooded OF
yers to express their pure and deep Dc
ection for each other. Our great Al
and grandfathers re
yer worried their hands and hearts or
er an anti-kiss courtship." she con. tn
ues Many and frequent were the W,
Cd old.fashioned buses they In wi
lRed in "a they sat accounting on n,
,h-backed settees and they were fe
amer race than we are today" tel
- pa
Everybody has troubles. even the m
tor of newspaper. A reporter ga
5 sent out lately to get the news sa
a party The hostess would not giI
the reporter about It. saying she ev
ferred to have her friend, Miss wi