The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-06-06
CULLEOKA

Culleoka, June AT the meetin
of the X. of P. Lodge Monday night
the following officers were elected
Chancellor Commander, j. P. Graham
Vice Chancellor Commander, G. S
Calvert; Keeper of Records and Seals
J. w. Coffey; Master of Exchequer
b. Evins; Master of Arms, J. B. Far
mer; Prelate, Jacob Latham; Maste
OF Works, Joe Ingrum.
The Lodge has appointed the hour o.
four o'clock next Sunday afternoon fol
decorating the grave of their only
deceased member, w. W. Cochran.
Rev. Provine of Columbia. will deliver
an address.
The friends of Miss Tennie Morris
will hear with interest the announce
ment of her marriage June 9th, to
Lieut. johnson of the United States
Army. They will go at once to Alaska,
where Lieutenant johnson is stationed.
All fond good wishes follow them into
their home in the distant region of ice
and snow.
MIR. Adams Morris has recently been
in Culleoka and other parts of Tennes-
see. visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Florence Williamson will reach
home Wednesday.
Chas. Williamson graduates at Van
derbilt University this year, getting
his B. S. degree. He entered Wander
bilt from the Graham School here, and
his teacher and friends are proud of
the record he has made in the Uni
versity.
Mr.. Fred Combs graduate and honor
bearer of the University of Nashville,
was the guest Of Miss Nellie Tomlin-
son few days last week, before re-
turning to his home in Virginia.
Such young men Culleoka is always
glad to welcome into her homes.
Rev. Woods preached trial sermon
at Friendship Sunday, and greatly
pleased his hearers, but as yet there
has been no official arrangement for
him to take charge Of the church.
The remains of Mrs John Simmons
(nee Miss Annie Kirkland reached
here Sunday from California, accom-
panied by the husband and children.
The remains were inferred at Bear
Creek, near her old home.
Mrs. Lee Reynolds visited relatives
here last week, en- route to Nashville. |
Mrs. Joe Moore has returned from a
week s stay at Robertson Fork. Mr..
Moore is now at home from Birming'
ham.
Mr.. John Orr went to Birmingham
Friday in answer to telegram that
his brother, Joe Orr, was critically ILL
Mr.. j. J. Wilson and Mrs. Eliza Bel
lanfant were with relatives in Nash
vile last week.
Mr. Fl. H. Harris was here Sunday.
Culleoka has just recently become at
tractive enough to draw him from
Joe Andrews is able to walk about
a little. He improves slowly, and it
seems tedious progress to the young
man who.has heretofore been SO robust
but his friends hope each improvement
is permanent and that his old strength
will be his own again before very long.
We see from the American that Prof.
R. f. Williams has accepted the pin
,ipalship Of the High School at Ellijay,
Georgia
Erie q. Taylor is in Nashville pur-
lbasing a stock of hardware and gro
,sries, preparatory to starting into bus
ness next Monday in the store adjoin-
ng the drug store.
Rev. A. p. Walker, accompanied by 4
Mr.. w. X. Bellanfant, went to the .
POOR House Sunday to preach to the
,eople there. Mr.. Bellanfant planned
o have some young people go and as
list in the service, but they did net get
o 20. )
Miss Mabel WILKES and w. d. Wilkes .
nd W. d. Love visited friends at Big .
yville Sunday.
We must express publicly our con-
and good wishes to Mr..
nd Mrs. Irvine PEBBLES of Mt Pleas
mt. on the arrival Of their little son.
DR.. Kelley will hold Quarterly Con-
Breuce here Saturday, preach at Glen
ale Sunday morning and here Sunday P
light BAfbAfA.