The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-24

IN Tie clOtnlnS business.
Miss Ruth Fleming will go to Bir-
ningham the latter part of this week
70 visit Miss Emmala Dixon.
DR.. II H. Thomas, of Huntsville,
Ale, g here en- route to New York to
take special course in surgery.
Mrs. George White, teacher of ex-
preesion at the Columbia Institute,
left Saturday for her home in Hunts
vile
Mrs. T. N. Figuers, ST., waN taken
to Nashville this morning for special
/, eatment, She has been in poor
health fer some time.
Misses Mary Taylor and Ellen To-
gan, two efficient teachers of the Co.
lumbia Institute, left Saturday for
their homes in Nashville.
Three of the Misses Wilkes have
ieturned from Georgia to spend the
summer with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafayette Wilkes at Culleoka
Miss Annie Gray Maddin will re-
.a:u from school at Boston on May
20. She will be accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Bigelow, of Boston, who are
coming to Nashville to attend the
meeting of the National Hardware
Association at that place on May 80.
Mrs. Fred Gamble, Mrs. F. F. Ever
EFT, Mrs. w. G.. Salmon,
Mrs. A. E. Sheldon and
Mrs. w. D. Hastings returned
Friday night from GAINESVILLE where
they attended the Kings Daughters
convention and represented the
Guided Circle of Columbia.
Mrs. F. G. Williamson and Misses
Dora and Edna Williamson, of South
America are here for the purpose of
ATTENDING the commencement exercis.
es at g. M. A.
. Amos McLemore Warfeld went to
Nashville Sunday afternoon to DR..
Bars infirmary, where he will un-
dergo en- operation Tuesday for ad-
nesion and appendicitis.
Miss Helen Knox Spain left Satur-
day for her home in Georgia. Miss
Spain has had charge of the vocal de-
! lartm-rt of Columbia Institute for
the pas. three years and has done
some splendid work, but will go to
J Arkansas next year where she has
accepted a position.
Mrs F G. Williamson, of Central
Amelica,- who has had a daughter,
Miss Dora Williamson, in Columbia
Institute, and has son in G. M. A.,
is here with her little daughter, Edna,
and will remain at the Hotel Bethel
until after the commencement exer.
cises at C. M. A., and then with her
children go to Canada for the sum-
:ner
]. s. Bugg has returned from Lynn
Vile.
Mis-. ". T. Chaffn is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. v. Morrow, in Mem
phis.
Miss Louise Clawson, of Ashwood,
is visiting relatives at Buford Sta
len 2s4
Mis- Mary Dixon Ashworth, Of
Nashville, is visiting Miss Sadie
Clawson at Ashwood.
Miss Edna Clopton, of Helena, Ark.
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. R.
S. McCarty, and other Columbia rela-
lives.
Miss Sallie Reese recent gradu-
ate Of Columbia Institute, who has
been the guest Of Miss Fredonia Toll
ley, left today for her home at
Lownsbcro, Ala.
Garner Ransom, a graduate of the |
lass Of 1911 at C. M. A., left this
morning for his home in Mississippi |
after attending the commencement !
exercises at Columbia Institute.
Miss Margaret Wellman, one of |
the INST attractive young ladies that
ever attended school at the Colum-
bla Inctitute, and who has been the |
guest Of Miss Leonora Williamson |
since the school closed, left for /,
iIuntaville this morning.
Mrs. J.. w. Denham, of Columbia,
visited home folks at Groveland last i
week. r.
Mrs and Mrs. H. C. Brown, of
Groveland, visited their daughters in
South Columbia last week.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Payne and
children. Of Springfield, are at the
Hotel Bethel. Mr.. Payne is directing
the sale Of the Oakland Heights addi-
ton ind will remain here until af.
ter the sale. ~
Miss Joseph ]. Morford and Miss
Lucy Cloud, of McMinnville, are
guests Of Mrs. Mary P. Grant.
A. B. Raines, Jr, Of Admission. Ala,
Is visiting James Dedman, and will