The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-09-21
BIGBYVILLE.

BIGBYvILLE, September 20 Nature.
wearled OF monotony, breaks up the
surface OF continents here and there by
| throwing up huge mountain ranges.
| VIM n rise In beauty and grandeur and
| occupy conspicuous places in natures
| world. SO, in the history of man. the
monotony OF human life is broken bv
Che appearance of extraordinary per.
sons To modify the ordinary conditions
or human life, influence the social sen IT,
| ment, and by their greatness inter est
| the whole world. Such an individual
we mud in the character of Bro. W. j
Stewart, who is conducting series Of
meetings at the Methodist church at
THIS place. For the past ten DAYS BIO,
stewart has labored earnestly in our
midst, and his efforts have not been in
vain. The church has been greatly re.
vived. NJ embers have been stirred to
the very depth Of their natures, and the
indications point favorably to the full
realization of a real, live, active mem.
bership, the one thing so much needed
~ thls com munlty. And not only have
church members been benefited, hut
the Truth from Bro. Stewards lips pre-
vailed with double sway. Sinners have
oeen impressed, convicted, and some
happily converted. Surely the Divine
Hand pointed out this man to assist
pro. Lowell in his protracted meeting
pro- stewart is comparatively Young
man, and Judging from the height he
has already reached, we predict for him
great future
Mrs. Ann Walker and sons, Messrs.
w. q. and Ross Walker, with their
families, left Wednesday for Dawson.
Texas. We regret to see these 60, d
people leave our community, but wish
Tor them joyous, happy, prosperous
life in the Lone Star State.
Esq, Courtney is recovering rapidly
from the wounds recently inflicted by
an infnriated hog.
Prof and Mrs. G B. Adkins made
business trip to Wartrace last Friday,
returning Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Swan are with the
families of Messrs. Will and Robt.
Swan.
Mr.. c. S. Williamson, OF Culleoka, and
Mr.. johnson of Ttiune, Williamson Co.
attended services here sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Zuccarelo. of
Giles county, visited Mr.. j. l., Max
wells family last week.
Misses Rebecca Waters and Brownie
and Belle Gidcomb are visiting the
families of G. l. and Sam Gidcomb.
Mrs. Mary Fender has returned from
visit to Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs Lizzie Medley is at Summertown
at this time.
WIS INOUb' MdXW6Il, VINO has been |
with her mother at Summertown, came |
home last week
Rev. J. 2. Bingham in with the family |
of Mr. J. B Sowal
Mr.. and Mrs. Vestal, of Theta visited |
their daughter, Mrs. e. G. Fitzgerald,
last week.
Mrs. Dan Oakley and bride Of Colum.
bia, visited at Mr.. Robert Woody's re-
Gently.
Mr.. Milton VOORHEES, of Porter's, has
rendered much assistance during the
meeting atthe M. e. Church by leading
the song service.
Mrs. Ed Adkins returned to her home
in Giles county Wednesday, accompa.
MED by Mrs. G. b. Adkins.
Miss Ida Rutledge Daugherty, of near
Lynnville, came over Monday to re-
main several weeks with the family of
her kinsman, 5. p. Perry.
Misses Flora Wilev and Willie Bar
nett, of Southport, visited friends here
last week and attended the meeting.
Miss Yuba Matthews, of Southport,
visited Mrs Thos Trousdale this week.
Mr.. Jesse Maxwell is confined to his
bed with fever.
Misses Bessie Perry and Edna Flares
are also on the sick list this week.