The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-11-15
COLUMBIA.

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most in the minds of the people in
this community now is the United
War Work Campaign. Organization /.
has been perfected and workers
selected for the drive that will show
Maury County's intelSst in every
department Of activity that will sup
port the boys in the trenches. While
this county does not lead in giving
men to the army and navy, it is rep
resented in practically every branch
of the service, boasting of perhaps
what few counties in the state can
claim by the way Of having men
from the various sections of the
country right on the front line
trenches. Their messages to their
friends and relatives that constantly
come this way have had tendency to
stir interest and keep it alive.
One of the pleasing developments
during the past several weeks has
been the increased interest shown b.
the citizens in the movement to put
Columbia in its proper place before
the world by advocating everything
that means for the betterment Of the
city. Special attention is being given
TO the surrounding community and the
rural districts, and the workers who
come from these remote sections at
! til county look upon Columbia 9
leader ship is coming upon the scene
their headquarters. Gradually new
/ which is proving not antagOnistiC t.
t,oSe who have occupied the spot
lights, but have rather been c0-opcra-
tive Civic, political. business, fra
ternal and religious bovements are
also keeping pace with the g9a""al
trend of activity.
First Baptist Church notes
The members and friends of the
First Baptist Church was very glad
to see the ban lifted for Sunday serv-
ices Almost all day meeting was
;Nent at the church $3.50 a, m. Sun
day school, II a. III. soul-stirring
sermon was preached by the pastor,
Rev. j. T. Tunstull his text was,
And the door was shut The spir-
it was high, many went home re-
ioicing At p. m. wonderful SER
mon was preached by Rev. Ledford
of Goodwin, Tenn. At $50 p. m, B.
Y. p. L. An interesting short pro-
gram was rendered. Those taking a
part were Misses Lillian Wilks, Mag
gle p. Harris, Eddie Kelley, Ophelia
Jackson, after which two teachers
were elected, Misses Birdie l.. Booker
and Maggie King At p. m. the
pastor took his text, Gen. $40. The
text was as follows, 81 heard thy
voice in the garden" He preached
an interesting sermon and full OF
thoughts. After preaching the dOros
of the church were opened and one
addition was added to the church
Br. Williams of Perry Hill Baptist
Church. A liberal collection was
taken during the day Rev. j. 7
Tunstull will ltake his leave for
Nashville Tuesday morning to DC
with Rev. Burns in his revival serv'
ices all next week at the Tabernacle
Baptlst Church which Rev. II. M
Burns is pastor Miss Maggie King
has Just returned for visit to hei
! father in Lewisburg, Tenn. Mr.
Mo seSowell has returned to the
camps after few days in Columbia
visiting his wife, Mrs. Carrie SOWel
and relatives. Mr.. Wilton Aldusor
left for camps after visiting hi
mother and father. Mr.. Thomas Hat
ton is here from Camps visiting hi
father and relatives. Miss Angie
Dudley, Miss Maggie King and Mis-
Sarah Johnson were the guests o
Mrs. Nora Abom, Sunday afternoon
Mr. Edgar Dodson was here from
, camp Sherman visiting his wife, Mrs
l Alberta Dodson and relatives. Mr
George Douglass was here visiting
: his mother and relatives, he is from
Camp Sherman. The Sunday schoo
i of the First Baptist Church Of Colum
hia was very glad to return to tn
> Sunday services this Sunday morn
$ ing. Had a great audience. Clas
No. 7 was very glad to have thei
teacher, Miss Mary King with ther
Il Sunday, she having been i'll at he
u home for a while. The remains c
: Mrs. Henry Harris were brough
i from Nashville to this city fe'
y days ago for burial in the Rose Hi
o Cemetery She was the wife of NJ
J. Henry Harris, Mr.. Henry HarrI
!; was one of the dutiful officers of tn
: First Baptist Church when he live
J. in the city. The pastor, Rev. T.
/ 'Tunstull, and all of the loving men
e hers of the First Baptist Church me
% in call meeting Monday night an
& organized and re-established deaco
n board, which the church disposed
/ about eight or ten months ago. I'll
IT men chosen are as follows: Br
e Dave Jackson, Bro. Fitzgerald, Br
'e Harry Smith, Bro. Nose Beckett, Br
'r Normal Brooks. These are fl,
among the best men the church hav