The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-31
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are 1TcCDGSSSGOLC DE our uld6AhS Oil
pearance every week, but the reason
for our coming this time may be found
in the fact that we have few interest
ing personals we wish to give you.
May we have the floor for short whlleT
Here goes, then.
The genial and scholarly Rev. lDr.
Saunders, of Martin College, Pulaski,
now on visit to Culleoka in the inter
ess of his school, preached to the edith
cation of the Methodist congregation
here, on last Sunday. His text, "Son,
remember" was taken from Luxe,
XII: .. His sermon was fine talk on
our memory in this life, and the life to
come, with a back bone OF gooo sense,
favored with religion. He preached at
night at the Presbyterian church on
"Education," his discourse being OF the
highest order. From the new catalogue
presented us, we notice that MarIln
life undar NDr Saunders hands. Long
may our Alma Mater stand to bless our
Sou Chland! ;.
The Methodist Sunday-school here is
in furnishing condition; our Super1ns
| in early arriving and large aIteh-
dance, good lessons, and soul-stlrrlng
| music-all of which we nave. Anu
right here, we want to say that we nave
| sIich a OoOd pastor-'igood" being taken
hin every sense of the word. Bro. Patty
| has gained the hearts OF the young
| men, told men, old women, ana young
| girls, too,) who seem to DC ready 70 uo
| or die' for him. ,.r
Praver-meeting will be held on diff
ferent nights during this week, win
| the homes that the church members
| NAV be in better frames OF mlnd 1or Lhe
meeting, which begins next SUNDAY
| The Missionary Societies met, as an
| nounced, last Sunday afternoon Inc
following officers were elected: Mrs'
&. s. Williamson, President, MISS Mag MAG
gle Hewlett, Recording Secretary, MISS
| Y inc
Mr.. Davis Mitchell died last Saturday
and was buried Sunday. He lived TO .
ripe old age, being somewhere over
ninety.
Mrs.5ames Smiser entertained quit,e
a large number of "ladies and lassies'
on the evening of July 23rd, it being he
birthday of her little guest, Miss oracle
Ford, OF Memphis, The roses OF nlnt
summers have budded ana Dlooineu l1l
this pretty little miss, and we sincerely
wish her "many happy returns OF Tn
daV." 1t was a pleasant evening Iol
the little folks, and one not soon 10 D'
forgotten by them. ,
the Young people at Mrs. M. Is. Smlser'
Saturday night, which was enjoyed I'M
menseIY by those assembled. Sunday
Mrs. Smiser gave dining compllmen
tary to Miss Mary Gary, OF Bel
D Buckle, we regret that circumstance
were such as to prevent us acceptlh
our Invitation, for "Miss Llzzie's" din
ings are always very enjoyable an
t very recherche.
; and beloved by everybody, was take
3 suddenly and seriously ill Sunday, bu
is safe on the road to recovery at thi
writing.
Mrs. e. 8. Williamson has returne
from GAINESVILLE, whore she has bee
visiting her sister Mrs. w. X. PEBBLES
o and Misses Minnie Campbell and Mar
Hughes are home from u pleasant vlsl
@ TO Mrs. Luther Thomas, OF hurricane
Messrs. Kirk Prewett, of COlumblf
d and Joe Jones, of Parks Station, wer
n In our midst last week.
Franklin is represented here now b
@ Miss Ida Lou Bolton, n bright-eyed CIR
and daughter of Rev. j. q. Bolton,
3, beloved ex-pastor of Culleoka church
also, by Mr.. Conner Wall, whose brigt
: spirit and flow of good humOr are COZ
tagious, and render him very popular
u w. NJ. Witt and sister, MISS Cle'
3 visited us last week.
n Mrs. Hal PEBBLES and children, MAJ
II and Richard, of Williamson count,
: and Mrs. Hattie Witt and jim, of CAM
3, BELLS, are guests of the family OF the
aunt, Mrs. J. S. Cowden, this week.
addition to those named above, "Woot
lawn" was enlivened by Rev. w.
J, Patty and family, Mrs. Nj. Ii. Smise
Il Miss 4 Lillian Love and Mr.. Come
l, Wall, who came out wednesday an
We return thanks to friends for a
invitation to the picnic at Campbell
Station next Saturday. Wen try to
on hand.
q We are glad that you like our letter
/. 81. NJ. A" 1t will be pleasant for us
l. think that we have, at least, one int
!, ested reader outside of the CulleOkisn
ne who, of course, are always anxious
J., 500 what the Culleoka items contain
At You have our best wishes, and we hol
you will continue to WELD the pen Il
(. Hampshire and West End.
a. While we are writing this, there
passing by little speckled OK with
,r uridle ana saddle and crupper on, al
< carrying little niger. The OK lOol
o down in the mouth because OF belr
q put to such base use, but the little coo
looks as happy as a big sunnowe
l. totally unconscious of the degradatlC
he is heaping upon the proud al
2, naughty animal.
" There is another team, or turnOu
a that is driven by here occasionally,
j. picture of which would add value
"a any museum. 1t is a little white {
II worked in a harness, collar, back-ban
% traces, breeching, bride, and all cor
m plete. He is usually hitched to sms
70 homemade wagon in when "cuIt
q gem'n" sits with whip and lines, in ha
DIV consciOuSness;th that he is thelpossess
, OF a grand team. But if a five dollar c
re- is willing to do the work of hundre
and fifty dollar horse, and board hin
, self, there is no valid reason why
r. should not De pernlICeu 10 10 So
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