The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-04-05
COLU M BIA.

DR.. T.. y. Hunter made a business
trip to Memphis last week. Prof. j.
II. Kelly spent Easter in Lebanon
with his daughter, Mrs. A. Pearl
Crews. Miss Susie Brown of State
Normal, Nashville, spent the Easter
holidays with her mother on East
18th street. The days of the school
term of the G. H. P. School are get
ting fewer. We are progressing
nicely after second quarterly ex-
animation. The advanced classes
are now preparing for successful
commencement. We are doing our
bit toward winning the war. We
are planning to have one of the most
productive gardens or Columbia.
During the past month Columbia
was visited by several distinguished
out of town guests and we are glad
to say that they did not forget to
visit our school. They were Mrs.
Burrus, of Lawrenceburg, Tenn;
Mrs. Blevings, of Birmingham, Ala,
and Prof. Wallace, Of Greensboro,
S. C. Each gave us very instructive
talks. The seniors were especially
delighted with DR.. Wallace's visit to
their geometry class and appreciat-
ed very much the talk he gave upon
the subject Rev. Dr. C. F. Chickzie
Abyssinian Prince and dean of the
University of Princeton, Indiana,
visited our school recently. Mr.
Brown, the science teacher, who has
been absent on account of illness
is back in the school room again
Rev. Womack is protracting a meet
ing at Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church
Miss Susie Brown was one of the
prize winners in the recent orator.
cal contest at State Normal. Mist
Brown is a product Of the Columbia
Public School. As pupil of the
State Normal she has made good
along all lines. Beginning with thu
Sabbath school special Easter ser
vices were held at st. Paul. A wei
| prepared and beautifully rendered
. program. A large and interesting
audience enjoyed the occasion. TIT
Easter financial Offering was large
than for several years. At 8 p. m.
sacred concert was presented Il
very large audience. Miss Allen
M. Bowen was hostess to few o
her little friends at the beautiful
home of Mrs. q. e. McLemore on W
7th street. The hostess received tn
guests in her private reception room
The evening was passed in playinI
house games and outdoor games Il
the beautiful flower garden. TIL
guests were then invited into tn
handsome library where a delightful
ice course was served. Those pal
taking of Miss Bowen's hospitalit
were Misses Lucille Lawrence, Agne
Bradshaw, Caroline Hunter ant
Hremine Hunter. Easter day wa
most beautifully observed at Bethe
A. M. E. Church. A glorious sur
rise meeting was held in which
large number participated. Rev. "
H. Adams, the pastor, preached
most interesting sermon at ITO
o'clock a. M, using for his text, can
if Christ be not risen then is. gu
preaching in vain and your faith |
vain also" Cor 1874. An Easte
program was rendered Sunday ev'
ming at 8 o'clock by the primar
and intermediate classes of the SUI
day school consisting of chorusel
solos, recitations, group exercise
and dialogues. Each one playe
we'll his part. The church was bea
tifully decorated with pot flower
cut flowers and ferns. The exercise
were conducted by Mrs. w. /
Adams and Miss B. E. Gordon. I'll
day was a decided success, bot
financially and spiritually. The fC
lowing programme will be rendert
at Bethel Wednesday evening, AT
g., 1918, at o'clock.
Programme.
Negro Melody-Led by Mrs. A.
Brown