The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-09-29
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tives in Oklahoma.
Rev. Clyde Johnson, pastor OF zion
Church, will preach at the Presbyter'
ian Church of Lynnville on Sunday.
Miss Annie Louise Stockell, who
was one of the brides maids in the
Frierson-Brown wedding, has returned
to her home in Nashville.
Girard Brownlow, of Nashville, ar
attendant in the Frierson-Brown wed
ding, has returned to his home.
William Boardman, of Nashville
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene
Anderson for the Frierson-Brown wed
ding.
Hilary Park, of Culleoka, has en-
tered Maryville College, in East Ten
nessee.
Miss Margaret GreenlaW has gone
to Danville, KY, where she will re-
assume her studies at the Kentucky
College for Women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Anderson are visit
ing relatives at McCain's.
Emery Stephenson, of New York, is
the guest of relatives in the Zion
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman, OF
Nashville were the weekend guests
of Mrs. ]. l.. Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shuey, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Goslin, and ]. W. Voss spent
Sunday at Sandy Hook.
Mrs. Walter Frierson and Miss Gym
thia Frierson, after visiting relatives
Mt zion, have returned to their home
In Nashville. ''-
John Campbell, of St. Louis, is visit
ing relatives in Spring Hill.
Mrs. Meade Ericsson, of Nashville,
10 visiting relatives In the county.
= Mrs. w. j. Cakes and her daughters
Misses Mary Bell and Christine Cakes,
have returned to Columbia after spend
ing the summer at Petosky Michigan.
MRS. F. G. Floyd and daughter OF
Santa Fe, were in Columbia Tuesday
shopping,
Miss Eunice Woody, of Santa Fe, is
In Columbia today shopping.
Miss Docia Berry will spend Thurs
day and Friday with relatives at San
ia Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Dennis and
children, and Mrs. Sherman Lewis and
baby have returned from Nashville.
Howard Ewing, rising young mem
Der Of the Nashville bar, is in Colum
bia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Witherspoo1
FriersOn have returned from thell
bridal trip and are at home on Sixth
street.
Miss Johnnie Mae Neal of Pulaski
and Miss jamie Alexander, OF Camp
'bellsville are visiting Miss Mary San
Brooks, on East Ninth street.
Mrs. Sam McDaniels, of Cornersville
was in Columbia Tuesday to have he
throat treated by DR.. Horsley. She i
the niece of Mrs. w. B. Bell, OF -Four
teenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Thornton, o
gOrmand Florida, spent the weekend
-~ith Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Sheegog, a
s9airyiew Farm.
Mrs E. M. Sheegog and Mrs Alic'
McKay are visiting DR.. and Mrs. W
IS. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c2oberts, in Memphis, and ATTENDING
the Tri-State Fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Jones, VIII,
rhave been the guest of their sister
Mrs. ]. ]. Stephenson, at her residenc
Hilltop" near Zion, have returned t
their home at Tiptonville.
J.J. Wilson is IN Birmingham toda
on business.
Justice of the Peace G. c. Denton, o
Glendale, was in the city today.
Charles M. Morford, of McMinnville
spent Wednesday night with his fam
fly here.
w. w. Page, of Centreville, and son
Earl Page, of St. Louis, were in Colun
hia Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Hayes have RI
turned from an extended visit to rels
tiyes in North Carolina.
Miss Orville Mai Dance Of Good
lettsville, spent Wednesday night wit
her brother, DR.. E. F. Dance and Mis-
Lottie Smith, en- route to Rome, Ga
where she will enter Shorter College.
Paul Cecil left today for Shelbyvillt
where he goes on automobile bushes!