The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-04-15
CHIleOka News.

CuIlCOhsl NOHSs
CITIIEoKA. April 1.-THE first full
moon after NJ arch 81, appears to-mor-
row, heraIding the coming or easter,
the greatest and most glorious gay Oh
the Christian year. 1t comes When, IN
the budding of the trees and the spring
ing of the grass and flowers, nature
gives us the beautiful sy mDols Oh Whlcn
st. Paul has made use. Our cnhTch
will observe the day by sermon III the
morning by Rev. w. Ii. wilkes, ana
suitable programme by the hnlssloHaiS
societies at night.
'sVerna Villiers" was at church yes
terday and we heard most eXcellent
sermon from her husband, Rev. ID. b:
Osteen. "Verna" is looking well, and
as she expects to spend month at
WoodIawn we will retire from the neld
and give the readers the pleasure OF
seeing some letters from her faclle pen.
Now, t'Verna" don't disappoint u.s.
What joyful surprise To the people
when Rev. IL. o. Moore, OF Denison,
Texas, entered the church last night
! No one dreamed but that our former
! Lone Star State, and his appearance
! brought Jules to the faces ana re-
! ioiced the hearts of all present, ana
| cordial greetings followed. To-Day we
! hope to have him with us, ana ne VIII
| he doubly welcome, for he brings ql-
rect news from our near and dear CllhI
| Fowler, of OrangeVille, Texas.
Miss Lillian Love has come home at
| last, and We hope she Will not run away
Miss Ella May Henderson, of Tennes-
see Female College, spent few days at
home recently.
His numerous friends will be glad to
| learn that MIR. Benson EvlnS has gone
into business with G, c. Gross of Column
bia. He was one of us SO long that we
| are pleased that he is not very FAR away
| Mir Hardin, a photo rapher OF Nash
vile, is now in Culleoka- Many are
/ l.; nd NJ
horse women intends to have her
| beauty ''struck" while she is mounted
| on her favOrite horse.
| DIR. Purinton, of Nashville, was out 10
| see one of our bellies recently.
| oh! do know we have some OF the
7lau0Htiest bows in our town! Ihey
| have been trying to rush the season LOT
several weeks by putting on their
spring suits, and yesterday, Gecause
| some of our girls appeared in spring
! livery, they turned up their oNer-coaI
| collars and shivered AS II the snow hau
net melted. When services closed one
slittle rascal had the impudence 10 ask
| one of the new-gowned MAIDS Tor a
June apple. They need to nave tnelr
] ears pulled severely, but as we cant 90
that we will get even with them III
| some other way.
Mrs. McCord and Mrs. Prewett of Co
! Iumbia, were out this week to see MRS.
| +. j. Moore, who is very Ill: MIS- Sal
| lie Cockrill is dangerously III also.
Mr.. Editor, does 1t ram all the IiIIlo
| i'm Columbia? Go when we may we
find it raining when we reach the city,
and we are housed the entire time we
are there. Thursday was an especially
gloomy day and we were deprived OF
the anticipated pleasure of seeing the
HERALD printed.
The DAILY II ERALD will make its APP
pearance to-day, but we will have to be
content with the Weekly until the free
Mail Delivery" bill is passed. Since we
I i Il naU
ten-cents a week subscriptions, but oh J
that toll-gate that we needs must pass
through before we can reach the post
office. BARBAKA'