The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-15

hONAeNlAcA u III 0Algy WIN Mdo DullGl-
ing from a heavy cold the first of the
week, is improving.
Miss Inez q. Upshaw, of Pulaski,
Tenn; is spending awhile in the city
with Miss Georgia Buford and Mrs.
Lee Gordon.
Mrs. Missouri Allen is spending a
few days in the city with her brother,
Prof. j. b. Bate.
Mesdames Nancy Cleveland, Leatha
Budd ands Matte Brown left the city
for their home at Pulaski, after spend
ing about two weeks in the city.
Mrs. G. W, Gibson is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Geo. o. Boyd, of Eighth avenue,
North, is suffering from a serious cold
contracted several days ago,
The ladies of st. Paul A. M. e.
Church are arranging to serve light
lunch every Thursday night, just be-
fore and after class services.
Mrs. Mile Howard, of Aspen Hill,
after spending a week in the city Wis
ting her daughter, Ella, left Thurs
day evening for her home.
The members of st. Paul A. M. e.
Church have at last awakened to the
sense of their duty and will begin at
once to make preparations to repair
the church.
Mrs. fannie Hamilton, of West
Nashville, is much improved this week.
There is nothing like having things
neatly prepared for the holidays. A.
lot of nice decorations will make the
home cheerful and the children happy.
Better get some of our Christmas Tree
Candles and Tissue Banners. They
will add to your home or church's ap-
pearance and can be had cheap. Call
! at the National Baptist Publishing
Board for them, 523 Second avenue,
North. =
) The Young Ladies Progressive Club
7 Of st. Paul will give a parlor concert
at the residence Of Miss G. Mildred
| Bryant IN Friday night, November %,
1907.
There is a large variety of Christ.
mas cards to be had at the Baptist
Publishing Board. 3
| Get the diamond-shaped paper gar
lands. They are the best for Christ.
mas decorations; they can be had at
the Baptist Publishing House. =
Our Santa Claus Log and Brick
Houses are just the things to give the
2 little ones for a nice time during the
S Christmas holidays. You might gel
some Of our paper bells to decorate
: with at the National Baptist Pub.
fishing Board, 523 Second avenue, N. =
Mrs. M. B. Buford, who has been
teaching at Lynnville, Tenn, is at
+ home for a few weeks. Messrs M. G.
f Buford, of Buford Station, Bedford
Buford, of Chicago, e. S. Rose of Lynn.
vile, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Blu.
ford, of Fogg street, during the A. M
: p. Conference.
: Mrs. Della Braden, of Lynnville
/, was the guest of Mrs. Robert Woods
during the conference.
Misses Penina Woods, Pearlie
S Marshbank and Annie Boyd, OF
r Lynnville, have returned to Walden
! and are stopping at 99S Vernon ave
nue..
t Messrs. Andie Cox, Erney Vincent
Alexander Johnson, of Lynnville, have
b returned to Walden.
Mr.. Henry Dougherty, of Lynnville
died recently.
O BOYD & BATTLE, the popular liv
erymen, will be pleased to serve yol
for the football game Saturday and OF
any occasion when you need anything
e in our line of business. We have some
swell turnouts. Cor. Cedar and Tent
S avenue, n, or phone Main 4496-Y.
News has reached Nashville Of thu
death of Mr.. julius Cox, of Tuskege,
Institute. Mr.. Cox was the travelling
Secretary to Prof. B. T. Washington
He was a native Onion. He leaves
wife and several children.
The contents of the Press Rooms o
the National Baptist Publishing BoarC
e are being moved this week to theil
new quarters.
Little Katie Albertine Boyd, tn,
4 daughter of Mr.. H. A. Boyd, is nov
o convalescing, She is to enter schoo
soon.
Editor J. 0. Battle celebrated hi
birthday IN the 9th with a stai
to the Globe Publishing Company.
Little Loutrell Taylor, of West Nash
vile, is improving.
Il Mr.. A. M. Cockrill and Elder P. F
Hill left the city Thursday for Yves
Tennessee in the interest Of the I
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