The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-27
NEWS FROM CULLEOEA.

CULLEOKA. May 25.-Sunday morning
dawned clear and bright, tho the air
was cool and bracing as an autumn day.
But when we assembled at the PreSby-
terrain Church at ii a. IN. to. witness the
program for ChildrenS Day, ali thoughts
of the cold outside were forgotten in the
pleased contemplation and admiration
of the beautifully decorated church and
the band Of flowers, like children that
sat in quiet authorization of the efforts
they We're to make to show their love
and faith in Gods word, and their anX-
iety to be instrumental in spreading
| the glad tidingS among heathen ma
tiOnS. The program had for its theme
Korea and her inhabitants and the
| beautiful rendering Will cause the day
to be marked in the heavenly calendar
as one on which angels came near the
earth TO listen to the songs and words Of
praise, to catch them up and bear them
upward to be laid as an Offering at the
mercy seat. Among the number from
q distance that attended services were
James SmiSCr.
Another instance of 1.-TWO souls with
but single thought, two hearts that
beat as one" ON last Thursday d few
friends and relatives met at the home
of the brides mother to witness the mar
riage ceremony of Miss Josie Summer
ford and Mr.. Il. J. Lawrence, of Pleas
ant Hill. The bride has many friends
here and we offer the groom hearty con-
graduation and extend to them both,
best wishes for their future welfare and
happiness.
MIR. Robt. Thompson, of Lewfsburg,
paid his sister, Mrs. G. Taylor, visit
last week.
Mrs. l.. c. Evins and Miss Dora, were
visiting Mrs. Kennedy at Evergreen
last week.
Mr.. R. A. Wilkes went to Petersburg
Monday.
Many ofour citizens attended the
Decoration services in Columbia Thurs
IL och of hn fl,.a
party went also for another purpose,
for they came out to church Sunday
locking unusually handsome and tony
i'll new outfits.
Mrs. J. b. TOmlinson and daughters
paid Mrs. George Taylor short visit
last week.
One by one our boys are leaving Gully
to 90 out to battle with the world in
search of occupation and fortune. This
time sam WitherS babe his friends good
bye aRd he is now at work in the central
telephone Office at Columbia.
Mr.. Morgan, of Nashville, spent Satur-
day and Sunday in CulleOka.
Mr.. Piper Green, who has been at
tending the Peabody Normal, arrived
at home Monday.
Mr.. Wilson, of Texas, is out on visit
to his sister, Mrs James Williamson,
Mr. Allen TOmlinsOn, ST., narrowly
escaped being seriously if not fatally
injured last Wednesday,. 1t seems that
while he was leading a horse through
the lot, it became frightened, and run
ming against him knocked him down.
No bones were broken, though the
shock and flesh bruises put him in bed,
he is recovering.
Last week several car loads of stock
were shipped from here to Louisville;
Digger, Williamson IL Co. shipping
cattle, while Orr, Jones Il Co. shipped
lambs. II. y. Wilkes also sent IA car
load of stock to Birmingham.
Mrs. {. Taylor has been in Marshall
County since Monday at the bedside of
her eldest sister who, is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. w. y. Hubbard has been i'll for
several days, but is better.
Mr.. w. w. Cochran is the owner of
new buggy and his best girl had the
pleasure of enjoying the first ride in it
S Unday afternoon. BARBARA.