The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
CUlLEOKA.

C,,,,ooko December 6.-Mr. John 5.
Pride. aged seventy years, uiou ~
+na morninp of Doc 2, 1908. at the
S snU NJ his daughter, Mrs. Anna
TonoI;nson. He had always been well
and strong until two years ago, wnen
n;s Fatal ,sffllction came upon him.
Tn his nhysical illness his Iemarkapie
m;nd Ietalned it's rare Intelligence. he
,aad a great deal and had interesting
events and uestions of local ana ma
+! t,oraI ;mnoItance. He was strong IN
rs convictions, free to exuress ols
views nut q rare chivahy was MS at
all timts hns.
If he ad faults it was not as nus
hand father, ftiend and De1gnbor'
Since he laid aside his practice seveial
Years ago he had lived with MS wiz
Owed daughter, and'twas IN that nome
b;s sweet noble wife died more tnan
wear ago. He was that daugn'
tar's stav and comfort in her sad hours,
/ nor advisor in business fairs, mel
conoenial companion In the quiet Oh
the country home. Strong and tender
waa tine tie between him and his grand
. children. and they will miss his CHEER
! ful. intelligent companionshlp, espec,
iallv tine trail little Carl, his devoteo
attendant at all times.
He was sensitive to kindness and no
courtesy tailed to win bis apprecia,
tion In his last hours he expressed
n his love and gratitude for every KIND
! ness especiaily the untiring, loving
i care OF the daughter, whose home was
: his, !,
+ In the gradual passing OF his life ne
: had time 70 think of things spiritual,
After he became too Ill to cave DIS
room. he would call attention to tne
y nlctnre of Christ hanging on the wal
and saw "He is my only hope. he II
INV Saviour, thro' Him death hath nc
sting 4,
4 army and bad been Mason for o.
] wears He loved his order, and greatly
eninyed attending its meetings ano
i those of the Grand Lodge, and 1t wal
B with Masonic Iites that bis body Wat
u hurled. as he had helped lay away &C
q MANY brothers in hls long period u
q membership. -
q Toe funeral was conducted at thu
q residence ty Rev ]. T. Rednon, anc
the bnrial at the Camp Ground GENE
terv. beside the grave of his WIFE
He leaves the following children. mrs
= Jesse 10 nlinson of Columbla, Mr.. olil'
u Pride OF Prosnect, and MRS. Anna
81 Tamllnson of Culleoka r..
Mrs Graham Bnstwlck came IRON
Memhis to attend her grandfather
funeral and will remain several DAYS
\ with her mother.
4 DIR. Tom Pope has returned TO FRANK
lin uo.Aa,s,
4 The congregations of the Methoois'
| 4 49, pln
ing in improving their parsonage
- ~ favor with ell the people apd we
t,n.t christianity will fill the hearts OF
= our pepple here as never before
THANKSGIVING passed quietly, there
q bsing few quiet dinings Services
weIe held at c P. church in the after
n naon and at the Methodist cnurcn a.
nioht After services Shoe social
vas owen at Moore In stItute, unoe
the ansn,ces of the Methodist LADIES
81 A,o society. Mis- W. 5. Evlns AM
"a Miss Lena Covey were hostesses Tor to-
Friday night the young people ha'
an informal social gathering Win Nj
II and Mrs J p. Graham.
Pow , II. Mcmillan. OF FranKnh
,vos a onest here Thanksgiving even
81 ing. - ur ord rb
Misses Mccullough, Of Verona. Wer
# CHESTS at Mr. J. W. Corey s las
week. -. .ora =
Quite number went from mere
see the Wander pit Sewanee game.
lessee M. Tomlinson has retuIne
from business trip to Texas:
.Jonn Hickman and Mr. Whate esa