The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-22
MI. Pleasant.

MT. PLEASANT, July l9.-Last Sunday
was Children's Day at both churches
here. At 10 a. IN. an interesting and
impressive program, consisting of
recitations and sweet songs of Zion,
was we'll rendered in the NJ, +. Church.
Above the pulpit we're the words,
freed my Lambs" wrought in ever
greens, and with perfect accuracy, from
which was suspended a large floral
star. Cut and potted flowers adorned
the pulpit in prOfusion.
At 3 O'Clock p. IN. the exercises opened
at the Presbyterian Church with
| swelling hem, by the Sunday school,
the little lads and lRssies, clad in gar
ments of snowy white, and angel
wings, as they marched up and down
the aisles, presented a beautiful and
solemn scene. Rev. +. Is. Webb, OF
Columbia, was present and made n
pleasing address to the children. Mr..
Joe fowler and Mrs. Webb Ridley, JT..
favored the congregation with n song.
Rev. w. Is. LowOry led in prayer, and
Rev. Shyers read an interesting state
ment of the progress of the missionary
work being done in foreign lands. The
decorations were artistic IN design and
gorgeous in display, the prettiest Of
which was a large white cross Just in
front OF the pulpit, decorated with
graceful sprays ivy and magnoliRs.
A tableau, representing Jacobs
Vision" was the most charming thing
on the program. A large number of
visitors from surrounding communities
were present.
Mrs. JOHN Brud, OF Nashville, is visit
ing numerous relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Mick Kittrell and daughter, Miss
Missile, of Spring Hill, are the guests of
Mrs. Alex Orr.
Mr.. Job Garner was up from Law
renceburg Saturday and Sunday to see
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Anderson went to
/ 70 haf
daughter, Mrs Judge Simms, who was
quite sick at that time.
Mrs. j. NJ. fowler and Messrs. Frank
Dale and Joe fowler, Of Columbia, at
tended services here Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Jones Manning and lit
tie SOD, OF Dallas, Texas, spent several
days with Mrs. Hint hittroll last
week.
Miss Henrietta Neal, after a protract-
ed visit here, has returned TO her home
in Florence, and some Of our beauX are
disconsolatc. A pleasant German was
given in the MSuTy Club rooms last
Monday night in honor OF her and other
visiting young ladies.
Rev. X. w. Seay and family returned
to College Grove last Wednesday.
Mrs. Malinda Hart, OF Columbia, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Zula Terry and Mrs. Annie
Sheriff. have returned from visit TO
Miss Maud Wright, at Bigbyvillo.
Mr.. Edwin Bond is out from Nash
willie, "rusticating" at the home of Capt.
w. -. jennings, on BigbY.
n Misses Ophelia Turner, of Nashville,
ami Malissa Scribner, of Columbia, are
spending several weeks with Miss
Alice Bond.
Misses Bessie and Daisy Barrett, OF
Dochard, are with Miss Ida May
Hildreth.
That gonial Commercial traveller, Mr..
Sam Ricketts,, of>Glifton, was here Sat
urday paving his respects to our NOR
chants, and to see hisN lovely wife and
charming children, wN9 are spending
the summer here.
Misses Pattie Kennedy N2nd Grace
Roth are visiting Misses Fannie aud
Matte Lou Marshall, at Franklin.
Miss Sudie Robinett is in town NWith
Miss Ella Lowery.
Miss Alice Hoge has boon very SICK.
with fever, but we arc glad to report
her much better at this time.
Miss Annie Cooper has just returned
from visit to relatives in the City of
Rocks.
Protracted meeting commences at the
NJ. Il. Church Sunday, the 3lst.
Last Saturday evening "A largo crowd
went to the base ball grounds to- wit
ness an interesting game between tho
BigbyVille nine and our "ilidley Reds"
1t did not prove of much interest to the
former, as they were defeated. Thoy
have challenged the Mt. Pleasant nine
to another game Saturday, the 3lst instI
when they hope to win back their lost
laurols, but our boys make crack
compa ~ and are in good trim and hard
TO beat. ATHENE.