The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-27
CULLEOKA.

Culleoka, October 25.-Mr. j. III.
DInning, of Columbia. made an ad-
dIsss at the Methodist church Friday
evening In response 10 an invitation
tlom the Epworth League MI. Din
ming is no stranger TO the young people
OF Cuileoka, and it was with pleasure
they again listened ID or , of his splen-
did addresses that cannot tail 10 1nt1u-
ence his hearers to higher. nobler
things.
Rev. Gregory of the Presbyterian
church, preached at The MethodlSf
church Sunday, as the heating appa-
ratus of his church was out of o1deI.
Rev. j. I. Price was attending Synod
at Knoxville so there were no services
at the Cum berland church.
Rev. w. H Beasley left for Confer
ence Tuesday, having completed two
years work here, and left in fine
spirits as he has good financial re-
port to make.
Mrs. J. B Farmer entertained at
progressive fiincn Friday afternoon,
complimentary to Mrs. Lovelace. OF
Mobile. The fine old nome was deco
rated IN autumn leaves, AMI the
beautiful fern ana palms that Mrs
Farmer is so successful in growing
AT the close of the game an Ice
course was served The following
ladies were present: Mesdames W, S.
Evins, E. c. Taylor. Benson Evins, j.
P. Graham. Misses Brownie, Loutie
Matte and Llnsay Tomlinson, Ia
titba and Florence Williamson, Nelly
Alternately and Ina Lovelace. Mrs
l.Ovelace and her daughter returned to
Mobile ON Saturday.
Miss Nicely Alternately has returned
from a visit to Pulaski, where she
heard Bishop GalIoways dedicatory
sermon at the Methodist church on
Sunday.
News has come to us of the death of
Mrs. ThOs. Nj. Stephens near Hunts
VILE We knew her here as Miss Evie
Macon. For many months she had
suffered with cancer OF the eye, and
death came as blersing to her. Her
husband, an invalid and paralytlc
will miss her sorely, but will find
tender nurses to care for and comfort
him IN the home of his son, W. K.
Stephens. of Nashville.
We note with pleasure that our
friend, T n. Stephens has been chosen
Secretary by Nashville's new Mayor
Mr.. Leonard Redding came in Fri
day night from Indian Territory to
spend a few days with bis parents be-
fore going to Spring Hill to study
telegraphy.
Mrs. G. S. Williamson returned Fri
day from Detroit Mlcn.. where she
spent a month with her son, q. s., Jr.
She was delighted with both people
and life in the North
Mr.. Rucker, of Smyrna, was with
Arvis Mcdonald several days last week.
Mrs. Bette Hewlett has gone to
snend two months with Mrs. A. T.
Walker.
Mr.. Buforu Jones is quite ill with
fever at MS home on the Lewisburg
pike. DR. Sheddan, of Columbia. was
out in consultation with DIR. Smiser
Saturday.
Miss Mamie Wesson is confined at
home with a spralned ankle.
Mr.. Ledbetter, of LewiSbuIg, mas
been visiting his sons family here.
Mrs. Fayette Massey and baby, of
Mooresville, have recovered from their
serious illness sufficiently to be able
to come TO the home OF her father }.
HI. Inman.
Mr.. Lon Hickman will take charge
of the post Office Nov |.
the farmers have had ideal weather
for their work, and the potatoes have
bad an opportunity to grow The
yield here will be very fine. Corn is
fine.
Mrs. Roy Wilkes is quite sick with
malaria. BARBARA.