The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-16

Miss lSOra Garrett, a. NaSnVlllS
young lady, is doing exceptionally
well in Birmingham. She is the
chief clerk and bookkeeper for the
the great Southern Industrial Home
and Peoples Banking Co.
Rev. ]. G. Lott, of Lebanon, Tenn,
spoke at the Kayne Avenue Baptist
Church Sunday at IL o'clock and at
night. Rev. Mr.. Lott is an able young
minister and made quite an impress
sion.
DR.. Brown, Of Birmingham, Ala,
one of the leading physicians of that
city. will visit Nashville and Meharry
Medical School this fall.
Mrs. Frank Shields, of st. Louis,
Mo-. who has been here visiting her
sick sister, Mrs. Fannie Lusk, of 900
Fairmont street, and her aunt, Mrs.
Dave Driver, of East Nashville, will
cave in a few days for st. Louis. Be
fore going she left years subscrip-
ton for the Nashville Globe and urges
that it be sent her each week.
Mrs. Hardinia Ransom of 9O1 Blank
street. is suffering with a badly
sprained ankle.
Miss Delola Macarley of Chatta-
nooga. is visiting Miss John Thomp-
son, of 1906 Debonbreun street, where
she will remain this week.
Rev. G. VIM Ward, who was recent
w pastor of the Monumental Baptist
Church of Chattanooga, but now pas
soring at indianapolis, Ind, could not
attend the meeting of the National
Baptist Publishing Board last week,
owing to making extensive prepara-
tions for the National Convention
md making some necessary repairs
IN the church over which he now pre-
| sides
Miss Wilma B. Pettiford, of Biz
ningham, Ala, the daughter OF w. H.
pettiford president of the Alabama
Penny Savings Bank, will pass
through Nashville en- route to Boston,
Mass. next month and will possibly
snand a day here visiting friends.
Miss Pettiford will graduate from tne
BOSTON Conservatory OF Music this
lerm and she has already been offered
several fattering positions.
Miss Beatrice Hudson and Miss
, Annie May Clover, of Birmingham,
Ala. who visited Nashville en- route
home this summer from Oberlin, will
return next month to take up their
studies at the Conservatory of Music
at Oberlin, but they will not come via
Nashville. says the latest advice from
Birmingham, but will go over the
S Northern Route from Chattanooga.
Prof. ]. H. Martin and Prof j. H.
Weber. two prominent teachers OF
Washington Parish, La, will possibly
be among the young men to spend the
+ winter in Nashville taking special
[. courses. One viii be at Meharry.
!. while the other is expected to attend
Fisk
) Miss Helen Aston McAlpine, oil
Y Selma, Ala, very accomplished In
structor in millinery, will not make
the proposed trip to Nashville owing
:. to having accepted position to give
q millinery instruction at Selma Uni
versity.
MI. anu wi .. INSuDOu OhOoIlj NAl' uhN
o Mrs. Daniel Battle, with their little
# daughter, Mary X, were the guests 0
If Mr.. and Mrs. Norah King, of Fla
Rock, last week
W The Hotel Winston at Meridian
IS Miss, is owned and operated by Nh
John Winston, who married one o
l., the Nashville girls several years age
le Mrs. Winston remembers many o
S. her old acquaintance in Nashville
at Their business is progressing nicely
n Mrs. Onea1 was very much please
Id with a visit from Mrs. N. Bishop an
Misses H. P. Page and Katherine Ba
H. tie on last Wednesday.
VS. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop left the cit
h last Saturday for Lewisburg to Wis
relatives.
lie, Mr. and Mrs. Battle, with their 81
ct ter and little daughter, were ii
N guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oneal for te
last Monday evening.
as Mrs. Conelia Ewing, of Elevent
eft avenue, North, left the city Thursds
in morning for Franklin, where she wi
spend her vacation with relatives
Ill that place.
Id Mrs. Anna Kelly, of Columbia, is Il
Ter guest of her son and daughter, M
and Mrs. j. H. Kelly, Jr
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