The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-19
MAY WEEK IN PooLER.
Plenty of Happenings. Social and
otherwise in the Little Town.


Miss mex St; Cloud was a guest at the
home of Mr.. W. Armstrong last week
Mrs. @. A Mood spent last Sunday in
pgoIer, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Well
man.
AR. James Connolly and Mrs. Connolly
were at the home Of Mr. Z. n Cartwright
last week
Mr. H. AIeinert of Marietta and Mrs. y.
Paulsen of Savannah VISITED Mrs C.
Hanson last Thursday.
There will be services to-day at the St
pastor. Rev W. r. Mcconnell.
Crowds Of Poolerites were in Savanna n
May week. Wednesday, Military day, our
little town was almost deserted.
Mr. +. Field. accompanied by Miss Annie
schwartz. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jantzen
8t their home on Skinner avenue last
Sunday.
The teachers Of the Episcopal Sunday
school have decided to hold the Sunday
school in the morning at O'Clock during
the summer months.
There VIII be a slight change in the
schedule Of the Central railroad to-day
which. however, hours Will not affect Pool
er. The train that leaves Savannah at 3 70
viii leave AZ $40, Sundays only.
meeting of the citizens of Pooler win
be held Tuesday night to take into con
sideratiOn the fence question. A large
number of the citizens will be present as
al Of them are interested in the issue
Rev. NJ E. Mumford agent for the Or
phans Appeal, published at TalbottOn, lee
tured before a large audience Monday eve
ming at the Methodist church. His sub
ject was Marriage and the Making of a
Home The lecturer delighted his aud
fence. A neat sum was realized which
goes for the benefit of the South Georgia
Conference Orphans Home.
The Sunday school of the Trinity Meth
Qdist church celebrated its fourth ami
versary last Sunday evening. The decora-
tions We're beautiful and artistic The
programme opened with the marchina-
song "Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen IN
the school Victory Through Grace" was
sung by the school, followed by the reel
tatiOn Little Lamb" by Miss Belle Heidi
The recitation, When Jesus Comes" by
Master Alfred Marshall; the hymn HOLY.
Holy, Is the Lord" by the school; reel
tation, Evening Prayer" by Marion
Heidi; hymn; Wen Meet Each other
There" by the school; Flower Song -
by Miss Marie Patterson, Maud Torrence.
Julia Harrison and Alma Share: recita-
ton God Is Love-" by Miss May Davis
hymn Coming Home Tonight - nv tho
school; song by the Bible class: the solos
sung Icy Miss Ethel Patterson and Miss
May Nungazer; the hymn, Faith Is the
Victory by the school: recitation by
Misses Alma Share and Maud Terrence.
Julia Harrison, Sallie Blackwell. Georgia
Blackwell The motto exercise by four
teen scholars was very pretty. Mr. II. II
Morgan, superintendent, showed i'm his
report that the school had increased in at
tendance 20 per cent. during the wear. and
treasurer J. w. Hetdt's report showed the
school 10 be in good financial condI-
u0h, there being no debts and a small
surplus on hand. The success of the
celebration was due to the hard work
done by Mrs. W; NungaZer. organist as
SISTED by Mr.. +. II. Marshall, assistant
superintendent Mrs. J. w. Heidi and Mrs.
CHARLES Rice and the cooperation of the
WhoIe choir. The seating capacity of the
churcn was fully taxed and the exercises
heard them.