The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-12-28
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
CULLEOKA.

cULLEoKA Dec. "a, 1000.
The special correspondent from Moor
Institute will doubtless give you a full
report Of their splendid entertainment
Friday night. They realized more than
forty-Lhree dollars. Miss Nell Collier
won the handsome Bible offered as a
premium to the one selling the greatest
number of tickets. Little Nell may be
one of the least Urls In school, but her
sweet, bright fac and quick intellI-
gence made her tn leader in the race.
The Graham debating Society, rep
resented by Virgil Roller, Vernon
Latham, Matte nngrum and Mary
Wilkes on one side, and the other by
Flo. Fleming, Leslie Fowler, May Tom
lInson and Sedie Richardson, discussed
the principal issues of the Republican
and Democratic parties at CulleokA
Academy Saturday night The judges
voted two to one for the last named de-
baters, representing the Democratic
party. 1t was a close argument, and as
neither had ever before appeared III
public de bate, they all deserved great
praise. The Rotations by Reese Amis,
Merritt Tomlinson, Lizzie Moore, Maud
Hickman and Arnie Bailiss were all
splendid. The surprise treat OF the
evening was recitation by Miss Matte
Tomlinson, a former member OF the
society. The music was furnished by
band from Columbia,and completed the
program.
Both schools have dismissed for a
weeks holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tomlinson enter
tanned at dinner Sunday.
Miss Nellie TomlinsOn came home
from the Normal College Saturday.
Miss Linsay will come Wednesday, &C.
companied by a very charming friend
and school mate.
Mr.. II. Leigh Thompson, of Lewis
burg, made the people OF "Hillton
Home" glad with a visit from him FRI
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Lupton are spend
ing the holidays with relatives here,
The Christmas tree at the Cumber-
land church was loaded, and nobody
was forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Mitchell have
gene to Texas to visit their children.
MIR, VIII Wynn, Mr.. Andy Hill and
Mrs, Cora Wells Warden, came from
Texas to visit Tennessee friends and
relatives.
Tuesday afternoon at $50 p. m. Miss
Maude Inman and Mr.. w. Il. Massey
were married by Rev. Howse, at the
home Of the BRIDE Quite number of
friends and relatives were invited. me
parlor was prettily and appropriately
decorated in red berried holly and deli
cate. trailing vince. The Write walls
and curtains, relieved by the green
made the prettiest of scenes for Christ
mas wedding. The bride worea hand
some suit of castor touched with q bit
of blue and white, with hat 70 matcn.
The BRIDES brother, Mr.. John lnman
and Miss Evie Massey and Miss Lou
Inman, entered the parlor Just proceed
ing the bride and groom.
Immediately after the ceremony ano
good wishes were expressed, the bridal
party left for the home ~ the .groom's
father, where a reception was given.
The gifts were numerous, and will add
much to the beauty and convenience oil
the new home in which they hope TO oe
house keeping in a few days,
The bride is the daughter of Mr.J ID
Inman, and will be greatly missed IN
the home and community, put just sucn
women God intended should use theii
talents and power in founding chris
tan homes in the world We aii fee I'm Ma ns,
and husband success in all their efforts
and pray God to watch, guide and guard
their lives. bARBAFA.