The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-12-31
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Continued from Third Page.)
McCAIN'S.

MoCAIN's, Dec. 2s-While enjoying
the Christmas holidays, we steal a few
moments to devote to our HERALD,
which always brings sunshine to our
home at the close of each week. We
truly hope this has been happy
Christmas to our Editor and all the
HERALD family, especially our rip
ping Waves" in her new and FAR away
home. 1t has indeed been very quiet,
and observed in the right way in our
community, One feature of enjoyment
was the entertainment at the Academy
last Friday night, which closed the
four months term of school, The pro-
gramme was splendid and well render
ed. Misses Ethel Bryant, Irene Adkis-
son and ID. Walker deserve much credit
for their splendid Rotations. After
the exercises, Rev. w. e. Gabard mace
a few well chosen remarks and called
to the stage Miss Emma Scott, and pre-
scented beautiful medal to her, which
he offered at the beginning of the last
term, she being the successful one in
having the highest grade in all her
classes, of the four months work just
past. Her grades are as follows:
French 90, homer Al4, analytical &C
ometry 90, trigOmetry %, geometry
94, physiology 81, physical geography
ql[, grammar 90, English classics "a,
arithmetic 93l, algebra ~, geography
9, cicero 9% Latin reader "a, Latin
grammar 90, Shakesp eare9, spelling Va.
Miss Emma SCOTS average was Va,
Miss Anna Kennedy's 10 and Miss y.
Walkers 9 80. Profs. Harris and Scott
have given satisfaction to the patrons
of this school, and kindly ask their
patronage for the coming term, as
school will open again Tuesday morn
ing, Jan, 1.
Miss Callie Scott entertained a few
friends very pleasantly Monday night,
in honor of her cousin, Mr., Bruce PICK
ems aud sis ger, of MoOresville, and Miss
Banch Scott, OF Columbia.
Mrs. NJ, f.. Gabard accompanied her
little neices, Mary and Elna Gaoard,
home last week to Chapel Hill, and
spent a week there with relatives.
Rev. w. J, Willis spent this week
with his mother at Wayland Springs.
He will 90 from there to Nashville
where he will enter school at the
Normal. Mr.. Willis has made host
of friends at this place who regret to
lose him from the community but
wish him much success in his new field
of work.
4 splendid Endeavor meeting was
held at this place sunday afternoon;
only few were present, but many
good talks and new resolutions were
made. Every endeaVorer is requested
to be present next sunday eve. A
business meeting will be held at Rev.
Gabard's Monday night, Jan. 3, and
nice refreshments will be served. All
the Endeavorers are expected to be
present, and each one has the privilege
of inviting guest.
Misses Ella Patterson and Dodson, OF
Carter's Creek, are visiting the Misses
Maxwell this week.
Miss Irene Reed and sister, Mrs.
Walker, spent the holidays with home
folks at Vale Mills, Giles county,
Miss Nora Digger entertained some
friends Monday night very pleasantly
and served nice refreshments.
Miss Mamie Paisley, of Camphells-
Vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. j.
Fly, at this time.
Mr. Will Kennedy and sister visited
relatives at Camobelps station this
week.
Miss Mamie Walker entertained
friends Tuesday night All enjoyed
themselves very much. OMEGA.