The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-03
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Miss Minnie Tohey returned tolNor-
ma, Ala after spending the holidays
with her father.
Mr.. Robert Sloan, after spending
the holidays with his parents, re-
turned to Memphis Monday night.
Miss lverinnds Cannon and Naomi
McChristian shaye returned to the city
from their home in Sheibyville to en-
ter school "a 0
Mrs. Laura Allen, of Lebanon, Tenn,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. o. w.
Stokes, of Fourteenth avenue, South.
Miss Elsie Bass, formerly of Nash
Vile, hut now of Chicago, is visiting
Mrs. John 1iggins. Miss Bass has just
finished a course in hairdressing, mani
|euringyahdi e%lectrolysis, and will spend
a few months of rest with friends and
relatives lShs is now at B21fSixth aye
Miss Ella 3. Dardenl is spending the
holidays with her parents in East
Nashville r1zl sd s1
Mrs Wayne Hoffman Greer, of 1905
EHeffernaa street, and Miss Jones, both
connected with. the NJ and F. College,
Hopkinsfille, KY after spending a
pleasant Christmas in this city, left
for their field of duty last Friday
night.
Miss Wills Bell Dodson entertained
al number Of friends at dinner last
Wednesday LANDING whom Twas Miss
Anna Stout, of Chicago.
Miss, Noble ArgYpq of Patterson
street, Spent the holidays at Spring
hill with her parents.
Mr.. S. Evans Shirley is again in the
employ of the Baptist Publishing
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Mrs. Rohelia, of Eighteenth avenue,
North, entertained a few friends at
dinner last Thursday in honor of Miss
Anna |StoutSof Chicago.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Randals are iv-
ing on Jefferson street.
Mr.. Brooks, of Fourteenth avenue
North, is suffering from an attack Of
lagrippe.
Mr.. Lucius H. Gilmore, an employf
of the Globe, is spending the holiday;
at Columbia with his parents Rev. and
Mrs. y. S. Gilmore. sa,
Mrs. Alice Wright, ofIgPPattersor
street, who has been sick For severa
days, is some better this week.
Miss Frances L. Moore, of 1884 Cart
wright street, is suffering from the eff
fects of lagrippe.
Miss IsoTa Garrett left for Birming
ham this week after spending a few
days with relatives and friends.
Mr.. French jackson, of st. Louis
is in the city Visiting his mother. Mr.
Jacksonilived in Nashville when a boy
but has been away for about ten years
Miss Eleanor Battle was in charge
] of the Globe office several days this
week during the absence of Miss Lady
B. Stringer.%
Mr.. James Darden is in the city
from Louisville, KY, visiting his par
ents, of 715 Williams street, Eas
Nashville.
The Treasurer of the Globe Publish
ing Company is in receipt of a beauti
full calender for 1908, the compliment
of the Peoples InvN stment and Bank
ing Company of BIZ bingham, Ala, o
which W. L. Laudet lale is the presi
dent.
The Allen League Christian Endeav
or of st. Paul A. M. E. Church, helC
it's services Sunday evening at $50
The principal speaker for the evening
was Rev. r. H. Boyd. He spoke OF
"Foreign Missions" Next Sunda!
Bishop Evans Tyree will address tn,
League.
Bishop G. H. Phillips spent severa
days in Jackson, Tenn, this week OF
official business of the Church.
Mrs, Josie Bradford and daughter
Miss Georgia Anna Bradford, of 10.
Fourteenth avenue, North, entertained
several friends at dinner Sunday. Mrs
Bradford left Monday morning tt
spend several days in Smyrna.
Mr., and Mrs. A, L. Perry, of Smyrna
Tenn, were in the city one day thi
week en- route to Hot Springs, Ark.
where they will spend the winter.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Ma
tional Baptist Convention has sent on
a very neat calender for 1908. Their
is a fine specimen of a busy woman o
the race on, it, with a motto, Gee
Busy" They are being sent from
Louisville by Miss N. H. Burroughs
the secretary. FL .+..