The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-10
Spring Hill.
RELIGIOUS INrELLIaENcE.

Rev. C.. E. Sullivan delivered an ex-
cellent discourse on: "And if Christ be
not raised your faith is in vain, We are
yet in your SINS" 1 Cor. XIV. IL, last
Sunday morning lat the Presbyterian
church. He also preached at Port Royal
in the afternoon.
On last Sunday morning and evening
two most inter resting sermons were ad-
dressed to the Nj. E. congregation, by
Rev. Robert j. Craig; subjects being,
''Anger" and "Faith."
The Juvenile Missionary Society of
the g. p. Church met last Sunday
morning.
The "Light Senders" VIII have a
meeting at the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. All of
the members are requested to be pres
ent.
The leo cream supper given last We'd
nesday by the young ladies OF the Z. L.
Church was quite success.
PERSONALS.
Miss Florence Farrell, of Columbia,
who has been visiting her friend Miss
Irene Cheairs, returned home Monday,
Miss Cheairs going with her.
Misses Sallie and Willie Childress, of
Columbia, are visiting relatives in this
place.
Miss Minnie Nellie came from Bir-
minghaln, Ala, Saturday. She left Nj on
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Steele,
of Columbia, Miss Pearl Nicely and MIR.
they will spend some time.
Misses Maria Hawley and Mary Nc
| Lemore, and Messrs. James Hardin,
| Will and Guy McLemore, left last
| Thursday for Primms Springs.
Mr.. Robert Smith, of Pulaski, has
| been here for the past week.
Mrs. Jesse Nellie and daughter Miss
Sara Nellie, are back from short visit
| to Nashville.
Mrs. Campbell Brown and daughter
! Miss Lizinda Brown, were called to
/ Nashville by the death of her neice
| Miss I.itza Williams. Misses Brown
| and Williams had attended school at
Phi, adelphia during the past year, ana
have only been at their homes for abou
| two weeks, when Miss Williams sad
death occurred.
Misses Sallie and Susie Hickey are
visiting in Lebanon,
Messrs. Chas. Buford and G.. Kinnard
Wade of Nashville spent Sunday here,
MeSdames AlonZO McKiSsack and
Mary Meek and Miss Annie Mary
Meek spent Friday and Saturday in
Mrs. Mary McKissack left last week
to attend the bedside of her sister M RS.
| Gus Pope, of Pulaski, who has been
dangerously ill.
MI. and Mrs. Meadow and daughter,
Mrs. Martin, are with relatives at Big
byville.
Messrs. Frank Dale, Ed Fusch, B. A.
Rogers and FriersOn spent Sunday
here.
Misses Maggie Harvey and Buchanan
of Franklin, ARE the guests of Mrs. Chas.
! Buchanan.
Messrs. Thomas Bond and Herbert
Johnson were in this place Sunday.
Miss Mary Lou Campbell was in Co
lumbia on Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. James Caskey were
here one day this week.
Mr.. Frank Sullivan has returned to
Melton after spending several days
Mrs. Wilson is the guest of Mrs.
John Wade.
Little Eloise Gordon was the guest of
| little Margaret Wade one day last
! week.
Mr.. Lewis, of Louisville, was at tho
| Csperton House last week.
Miss Mary Thompson visited Mt.
Carmel this week.
Mrs, Chisholm and little girl of Tus-
| cumhia, Ala, are now with the family
| OF DR.. l.. q. Chisholm.
MIR. Tom Rogers, of Little Rock, Ark.
| is here.
Misses COwsert, Lee and Williams
were at Cayce's Springs the first OF the
week.
Mr.. George Thompkins of Nashville,
was here one day last week.
Miss Leila Edwards will spend this
week with Mrs. Sam w. Warren.
MARRIAGE.
Mr.. David Jones of Texas and Miss
| Winnie Parham were united i'll mar
riage on last Thursday at p. NJ. at the
| Methodist Church. Rev. X. j. Craig
| was the officiating Clergyman. The
| Church was beautifully decorated. Mr..
| and Mrs. Jones Will remain mere Tor
about two weeks before they leave for
| their future home in Texas.
THE SICK LIST.
Mrs. Jane MollOy, who has been quite
ill for the pas: two weeks, is now able
| to go about.