The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-20
CulIeOka.

NV brightly burning fire laughs and
PLAY s, talks and sings, out | can inter
pet nothing 1t says. MetuHha y IS try
ing t. give me an abundaHce of news
fCF The Ii ERAAh but alas! Its words
are as so much Hebrew 10 me, and /
must put on my thinkinS-cap, and
origlna q my own ideas,
As tn re were services at no other
church last Sunday, IA guOdly crow q was
in attendance at The Methodist. Bro
Patty ga us an excellent sermon lEGn
Gen. VII: >.
At mig vas the service of song, and
g rs eVrIi netJer than we anticipated.
She program COASTS ing OF cLoruse :,
q Ietts aud solos, lnterspersed with
lessons and prayers, was interesting
throughout. The songs were we'll
selected and better sung, Sometime
we will print one OF our programs, If the
editor doesn't think it Will consume 100
mach space,
The lamps, all bright and golden add
mucI to the appearance u1 the chufch,
Only carpet and newly painted seats
are needed to make the furnishing OF
ne church complete. The ladies are
dc. Iig the work themselves, andIa tn Y
succeed il anything they undertake I
the carpet Will soon be down aAG the
seats will have Oh new GOATS OF pant.
Miss MiEnie H3Wiett, who has been
taking Special course III Music and
Art, at GdlIatIn Tenn, Is at home Tor II
few weeks vacation. She has accepted
a sch sol near Gallatln, ami viii begin 10
teach as soon as she shall have q AIMED
her strength. She deserVedIy bore OF
the scholarship medals last year, aud
is we'll competent TO teaoh.
Mr.. James Smizer was out from Co
lumDia last Sunday visiting his parents.
DIR. Ed Grant was also out from your
town,
Mr. Joe Ballaufant has returned from
trip to Chicago. suppose he mas been
up to select rooms for the World ) fdIr.
Miss Leila Alternately is at home now,
and is rapidly improving. As soon as
she RECEIVERS her strength, she, with the
aid of friend, hopes TO organize a
Dramatic club, for the enjoy ment OF
our young people.
DR.. Kirby Hewlett, accompanied by
Saturday. Mr.. Perry doesn't mind
climbing the hill, for he is repaid when
he reaches the top.
Mrs. J. b. TOmlinsOn expects to buy
a handsome carriage soon. Several the
writer among the number, have been
invited to drive with her sometimes.
We snail surely accept.
The weather Will soon permit the
young ladies To appear TO their best adj
Vautages-om horseback. WE9l the
new habits are completed Ripple, Bon
ME, wild Fire, and the other pretty
ponies will have the reins drawn on
them. We love to ride, and shall make
up for the time lost during the muddy
winter,
The fe W beautiful days we have been
havi Ig, have put our brains to work.
The PLAN ing must be done for vegeti.-
bIe-an1 flower gardening, spring
CT a. uin" and-laSt but not least-the
spring dresses must be selected, bought
and made. The men say they are
thankful that they are men at such
times, but we are glad we are not men,
for they can't l. ave pretty honneI' and
dresses at any cost. 49,,
What has bee Dme of"Nerna Villiers"'
We suppose she is saving herself for the
AN odel Husband" contest. 1t is with
Clear and trembling that we attempt
{" fill the place she once had, ana 70
follow lust a&ter BETSY" but as tie
form r is away and the latter has ceased
to write, we will try to send in some
thing to the HERALD, until some one
more competent will take the place Of
BARBARA.