The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-07

Stunning the leadership of the churches
of the above named denomination. I'M
provement of the property is noticeable
and time of services changed to more
modern hour. Last week the May fair, {
under the direction of Mrs. Lula Bell,
gave the entire membership chance {
to assist in raising funds for beautify-
ing this time-honored place.
| The movement started by the alum
nj association for another school build
| ing in South GAINESVILLE is gaining
strength. Ministers, business men and
| citizens look askance at the crowded
condition of the school term just
closed. More than one hundred pupils
were assigned to two teachers. AS
New York, Nashville, Cincinnati and
several smaller cities are contemplate
ing the increase of salary for the
teachers, we have not as yet received
an inkling of what this city thinks OF
it's teaching force as to an increase.
The excursion fever is in evidence
here. Last Sunday the Illinois Cen
trail carried large number of persons
to Louisville, and on Tuesday the
: Afro-American Business Club made it
!. pleasant for its patrons, on the second
= annual outing to Dover and Fort Don
elson. Next Tuesday the United
Club promises the grandest effort ever
= made.
Upon the last night, the last hour
% and almost the last moment of the
10 eventful month of May, while all ma
ture was asleep and dreaming of the
| ;oh hod
lo during the allotted time just passing,
= there came another and more potent
~ sideiight, fitting as final climax to
- the many incidents as noted in ouI
- last writing. He was nearing his homo
- with not one thought uncertain, wheI
~ =. peradventure another was beside hin
y with gentle request that his sixty
~ seven dollars were of no good service
- unless they began, at that very mo
W. ment to circulate. They did not, how
- ever, until the first gentleman had viii
CT messed Mars, Venus Mercury, the sal
5n' elites and lesser heavenly bodies at
~ close range. OF course, after the stud
hS' of astronomy had dimmed somewha
IN he succeeded in getting home throug
III the assistance of neighbor. He ha
ols not continued to quote this, thong
w. the rhyme is questionable:
b. "Thirty days has September,
Dr' April June and November;
Ica- All the rest have thirty-one,"
PAL Except this month of May,
Which has sixty-seven.
vas
lex Services over the remains of MI
the Lizzie Scott, a former resident of tn
ent city, were held Tuesday at Wesl
en- chapel G. M. E. Church before a crov
'ere Of sorrowing friends. Interment
ght, Golden Hill Cemetery.
the At this writing no teacher has be
art selected for the next scholastic yea
tier Prof. l. B. McCutcheon will be o
lege of the instructors at the Middle II
the nessee Teachers Association to be M
ght, in this city about June goth.
was Mrs. R. L. Yancey, of Evansville,
W. in the city visiting relatives a
Aas friends.
tory Mr.. A. W. Saunders came in FRI
ont Nashville and way points Friday.
E. Rev. J. G. Lott, of Lebanon, Ten
Ro- was in the city Tuesday
Miss Maria Ann Taylor went
ex- Edgeton, KY, Wednesday.
ntal Rev. Geo. Hampton came in fr
n OF Nashville Tuesday.
nn1e Miss Maria Harding, of Indiana
luslc liss, Ind, is the guest of Mrs. H. M
VI calf.
H. Mr.. William Learell, of Evansvi
eou- is in the city.
t OF Mr. VIM. Bailey, of st. Louis, n
was in the city Saturday.
3ish- Miss Minnie Hutchings, of n
er of York. is in the city.
this Mr.. Emerson France, of Elkt
sac KY, spent Monday and Tuesday in
| the city,
: the Mr.. Rainy McReynolds returned
ne of Elkton, KY, Wednesday,
| all Miss Emma KAY will spend her
eople cation in Louisville
have Mr.. Mace Dixon is in Louisville.
d he, Squire Jere Wheeler, of Erin,
good in the city Sunday.
re do Mr.. Sam Blakemore went to II
was ton, Tenn, Sunday.
'tical Mr. A. w. Roberts went to Lo
rev. vile Sunday