The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-11-18
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
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CULLEOKA.

CULLEoKA, Nov. l6.-The list Of APP
pointmPnts for the Column bia District
have differed in regard for the date at
Culleoka. Last weeks HERALD had it
Nov 2f25. We have inquired at head
quarters and find the date tn be Dec, a.
%, and that it is probable that DR.. Hoss,
Editor of the Christian Advocate, will
preach for us Christmas day.
There will be services at the Meth
odist church at II Il m, Thanksgiving
That night at 6: 30 the Epworth League
will hold Thanksgiving service at the
same church. Everybody is cordially
invited 10 attend and enjoy tn e follow
ing program:
Music.
Song.
Reading-1O3rd Psalm.
Prayer.
Song.
Reading-"First Thanksgiving Proc
lamation."
Reading-"Last Thanksgiving Proc
lamation."
"Oripin and Observance of Thanks
giving"
Song.
Things to be thankful for as a ma
tion
Things to be thankful of as a
Reading-Kipling's "Recessional.'
Song.
Recitation.
Music.
League Benedction plumbers vi. "a
26)
our League here is very grateful to
Rev. r. J. Duncan, of Taylor, Texas, for
a dozen copies of his excellent lecture
on "'The Leagues Relation to Temper
ance." This lecture was delivered at
two of t. Texas Conferences this year,
and by request of the Confer ences was
published in pamphlet form. A long
time ago, when we were in long
sleeved pinafores, we learned to be
grateful 10 Bro. Duncan. Why? Be
cause he would come tn the Webb
school pray with us, tell US in his own
way to be good and studiOus, put us in
a good humor with bit of his pleasant
wit, and suddenly say,"YOu may have
holiday to-day" He did this so often
that the bows fondly called him "Holi-
day Duncan" We are glad you do not
forget us, Bro. Duncan, and we do not
fail to keep trace of you through the
church papers.
is returned to work his third year al
McAlester, /. T.
on Nov. q, at IL a. M, Rev. w. II
Johnston will hold "Sam Davis Me
mortal Service" at his pretty new
church at Hurricane.
Mr., Walker Coffey has bought the
drug store of Mr.. Jas. Smiser, and VII
hereafter be a citizen Of our town. we
welcome eDterprising young men, ah'
wish him success. -,
Mr.. Ed Henderson, OF Huntsville
will come home Friday for a littl'
visit. Mrs. w. b. Lupton will join th'
marty that night, as will also the faith
err. 1t will be happy little family renn
ion. Ed has made quite repuCaIio'
as druggist and salesman since ne ma
been in Alabama.
Though the school at Mooresville ha
closed. Miss Katie Henderson, at tn
reouest of her pupils, will continue ne
m,isic lessons through this month.
Mr.. Jonas Thomas, to the pleasure o
ali his friends, is at home and in BUS
ness with his brothers -.
MIR. and Mrs. Robt. Maxwell hay
moved back To the BlgbyVllle helSu
borhood.-Mr. aud Mrs. Jim RamSe
Hyiii move to Nashville the first of DE
cember.-Mr. John Hobbs will occup,
the Thompson house vacated by MI
Maxwell. .>,.u, Inst
tute" Sunday afternoon on the Gum
herland Presbyterian church. Kew, va
hard was also present. Inc uleIl oeI
here were informed that they were au
thorized by Presbytery 10 s ou.,u
church here. Next Sunday atterhoo
another meeting win be held at MOOT
Institute and further plans for organ
zion and building will be made MI
I Moore has donated q lot.
Ioe Love accidentally shot hlmse
tbrough the hand and above the Khe
at his room in Aberdeen, MISS, " II,
was apparently serious at nrSI "a
proven only sslight INJURY his nan"