The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-04-18

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Hike to indian Springs. i''' yl.
!. Mrs. Allen Sloan delightfully."- chap
eroned her Sunday school class OF the
First Presbyterian church on hike
to Indian Springs. Fourteen young
ladies enjoyed the hike. AT noon a
bounteous dinner was served in pic.
mic fashion.
Rehearsal.
All girls taking part In the Brownie
Band Cantata are requested to meet
at the High School Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. s6 $40 - =
| "a 44Ia->-- rus p.. I.
Students Club, ri y NJ ~
The Students Club met In the RI
dotto at 10 o'clock this morning, a
large number Of ladies were present
and earnest attention was given Mrs.
Dale's talk on Employment OF wo-
men," Miss Williams presented the
subject OF Legislation Regarding Wo-
men" In succinct talk. The pro-
gram for next year was read and ac-
cepted with enthusiasm.
Picnic.
Mrs. Raymond Addison and Mrs. r.
L. Vaughan chaperoned a party. OF
boys and girls on q picnic to- Rattle.
snake Falls Sunday afternoon. The
party left town in automobiles about
.4-30. After arriving at the falls q de.
licious picnic supper was spread and
enjoyed by all. Those in the party
were: Misses Mary Cooper Boyd,
Charlotte Scott, Theo and Isabel
Vaughan, Louise Roberts, Ethel Davis.
Alleyne Church; .Scribner Pogue, Jno.
Gidcomb, Lloyd Lipscomb,t r. L.
Vaughan. Joe Parks, Luther Thomas ]
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w. C. r. v. Meeting. ds5%. j. VI
z Never did the Vaughan home look
more attractive than it did at the
open meeting Of the w. G. +. U. given
in honor OF Miss Rcena Shaner. Ma
tional Organizer and Lecturer. Spring
flowers, artfstically arranged added
to the cordial welcome that greeted
about forty members and friends. of
the local union. Sfitas
Misses Isabel and Theodore Waugh.
an served an ice course in the dining
room after which all seated In the
large hall and reception rooms listen
ed to heart to heart talk by Miss
Shaner. She said that the w. C. T. U.I
was the first and only organization
that had succeeded in making one dol. |
lar 60 around the world and that this
was the first time In its fifty years
Of history that 1t had asked for such
q sum Of money. She showed, very
plainly the great need Of every cent
Of the 100000 they are asking tor. |
DR.. s. D. Logan conducted the devo.
tional at the Methodist church that
night when Miss Shaner spoke to q
small but appreciative audience. Miss |
Grace Temple was the soloist and DR.. |
J. w. Cherry introduced tthe speaker.
Friends of the temperance cause |
were grieved that the Methodist Sun.
day school rooms were not filled to
Overlooking. Miss Shaner is woman
of wonderful faith and q very inter- |
esting speaker. BY many her jokes |
will be remembered and quoted for |
months to come. Maury countp, the |
some Of Med Carhack," is asked for |
only 800 in this great Jubilee Cam
paign. Fffty-fYe dollars has already
been raised. II forty,fve persons /
would volunteer. to give one dollar
apiece then this county would again
go over the top. Mrs. Arch Lipsconb
is tho local, treasurer. :.
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Dinner. 10 Honor Of Returned Soldier.
Mr., and Mrs Lon Walker enter.
tanned with q beautifully appointed
dinner Wednesday, in honor OF, their
son. Walker Curtis Walker, who has
just recently been honorably discharg.
ed from the army The entire home
was attractively decorated in spring
flowers of red. white and blue. At
noon an elaborate menu was served.
Those assisting Mrs. Walker were:
Mrs. Coleman Pigg, Mrs. w. M. Nc
Bride and Miss Annie Lee Pigg.
chavanne-c Cook. /
The wedding of Miss Irene Cook
and Robert L. Chavanne, Of lake
Charles, La. was quietly solemnised
Tuesday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock In
DR.. s. D. Logan's study on West Sew
etth street. DR.. Logan oficiating.
The hride was hecomiu1ly alfred I'm A II