The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17
TIE NEwsIx PooLER.
Busy sx Day in That Husuing
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LtttItTOwn.
The monily me&ng and annual cleo
zion Of offers OF he Pooier Rifle Club
-5lE place list Thuslay evening. at the
home OF MA. ". Gake. Owing 10 MAY
week the atendance was not up to the
Average. 1lr ID. l. CHRISTIAN was elected
r- laut, nj. Thoms Wickham. vice
PRESIDENT; Dir Ed ORichardsOn, secre-
.-. and AR II. S-KaylOr, treasurer.
4-ar the BUSINESS the meeting was
r..-. the memhrs ha social gathering
j. snments we're pnt1ul and a pleas
al evening wa spel.
Irs Henry MFinerof Marietta is Wis
i-ug her sister, Mrs.F. Harrison, at her
pretty home on LDuislle road, this week
Hiss Rosa Douglasf SylvanIa visited
ID Io0ler last week. he was the guest of
Rev and Mrs. ". b. .cCOnneu-
There viii be servig morning and even
Ing to-day, at theEpiscOpal church.
preaching by The papr, Rev. ". r. Nc
CllleA
lL-s D. W. Burns ade a pleasant visit
81 the home OF Mrlnd Mrs. J. Snyder
Jas, sunday.
Ml A. J. Outersi, visited among his
many friends I'm Poor last week.
Mss Annie Tant osavannah was a Wis
i-lr "a the home of +. Thomas Wickham
last week.
Mr L. Bourne rdrned to Hull, Fla,
last week, after a pasant visit with his
parents, Prof. and lrs. W. ID. Bourne.
llr Bourne has a ref0nslble position with
tl1 Hull Trading Cdpany of Hull, Fla.
Airs. +. r. PercivgOf Charleston. 5. c.,
AMI Mrs. Il. Z. Brighton Of Savannah
were visitors at rhdome Of Mr.. J. Will
man last week
Mrs w. r. MCCohel, accompanied by
Master Francis Mcconnell, left for States
hJr0 last THURSDAY TO spend a month
among friends.
Tile Baptist chuth will be dedicated
next sunday mOhlng. n number of
preachers from Saannah and neighbOr-
hood are expected. The music and singing
Will be one of the failures of the services,
and large congrgation is expected.
The Pooler Base SAN Club hop, Tuesday
evening, was a way PLEASANT affair y
number of Visitori from Savannah were
present.
llr. j. w. Heidi net with a very painful
accident Monday, in Jumping from his
wagon, spraining his foo. Ii Will be some
time before he will be onhis feet again.
Mrs. Walter Han hal returned home
from Mlllen, where she vent 70 attend tbs
funeral of her sister Mri w. klcn, which
took place last Sunday.
The fifth anniversary of the Sunday
school az the Trinity Methodist church,
took place last Sunday. THE church was
beautifully decorated, nd the exercises
were listened 10 by ldge congregation.
The exercises opened tth the scholars
marching into the churi singing sound
The Battle Cry" led bylCapt. Il. II. Mar
snail and Mr.. J. W. Heidt; The song,
BLESS the Lord" wa rendered by the
school, followed by he superintendent
report. which showed ne average attend
ance of officers, s.; scplars, 81; visitors s;
an average of 81, shOVng an increased at
tendance of fifteen scholars over last year.
The treasurer read his report which
showed the school tcbe in a healthy con-
diuon. ana an increse in the balance on
hand over last year The recitauons and
songs Of Willie M9hus, Ruth Robinson,
Dan Torrance, 'Ehel Torrance, Lolita
Christian, Marion Ieidt, Marie Patterson,
Ivan Ivey, julie Armstrong, Julia Harri-
son. Mamie Heidi, Alfred Marshall, John
Moore. Joe Heidi Katie Dodson, Katie
Richardson KatB Manion, Annie Rose
Wilman, Annie Jelle Torrance, Maggie
Klein, were well rendered. The recita-
lions of the MissS Ruth Robinson, Lolita
Christian and Marie Patterson were spec
ally good. The programme and its sue
.ess We're due to the committee, Mrs. J.
". Heidi, Mrs. Iamie Rice, and Mrs. L.
dathus, who were assisted by several
aides. Rev. Thomas II. Thomson an
lounced that a Irotracted meeting service
MI begin MOndiy night, May %.