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

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have q party this evening at the resi-
dence' Of Rev. and Mrs. Sutton E.
briggs. 5 "
Miss Maggie Kelley left Saturday
for her home in Columbia, Tenn, after
spending several days of Christmas
week with her brother She took with
her Miss Winfry, of Little Rock, Ark,
to stay a week or more.
The Christmas exercise at Mount
Olive Baptist Church last Thursday
night, Santa Claus, Jr.," was a big
success. There was a large crowd and
the program was well rendered.
The public is taking advantage Of
The Globes New Year Offer of $500
per year.
REV. VIM. Beckham, D. D., Field Sec
rotary of the Home Mission Board of
the National Baptist Convention, is in
the city for a couple of days. He says
that he must come home occasionally
to catch, up. with his correspondence.
}Rev. Mr.. Cook, of Memphis, Tenn,
is in the city on a holiday vacation.
Miss James Dewitt Shorter, of the
stenographic force of the Baptist Pub
fishing House, spent the holidays at
home, = g., t.~
Miss Blanche Baker, of, East Nash
Vile, entertained at dinner Thursday
Misses Elsie Taylor, Iona Butler and
Martha Harlan, of Fisk. She also had
as her guests Prof. Fort, of Dyersburg,
and Miss. jamie, Benson. -~,t-t i
Miss Beulah Wilson's of Donelson
street, and Mr.. Wayman Box spent
Sunday in Dickson Tenn! .5-f 81
Miss Nelson, who teaches at Tulla-
hoina, spent the holidays in the city. g
Mrs. Bette Richardson Paine, Of
Hamilton, Ohio, who is visiting her
son, Captain r. B. Richardson and.
family, Of 1015 Sixteenth avenue, will
remain in the city for some time.
pMr. Thomas johnson, Of Montreal,
Canada, who came home to- visit his
mother, Mrs. Marie Johnson, and sis
! ter, Mrs. Genie b. Williams, of 1904
McLemore street, spent several days
this week visiting relatives and
i friends. in Columbia Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Davis, Miss
, Estella Davis apdtMiss Florence Davis,
!; Of 419 Fifteenth avenue, North, who
have been, seriously sick for some time,
are much better and able to be out.
Mr.. j. Henry Burton, Of Portland,
Oregon, after a stay of two months,
left for home Saturday morning. Mr..
? Burton's visit here was prolonged in
the Interest of a coy brick residence
he has. Had erected for his sister, Miss
Emma 10 Burton. Miss Burton will
contihne to reside at the old family
FhnmeStead, having secured an efficient
/, h~9dsekeeper in the person of Mrs. Ia
j.. bitha Noel.
, q Mrs. Cassie Dodson is ill at her
/. home, 1874 jefferson street.
9 The Clari( \ Printing Company, the
S B. Y. P. U. d oartment of ;the National
Baptist Conve tion, with the offices of
Rev. Sutton e. Griggs and e. M. Law
renee, have been moved to their new
: quarters at 400 Gay street.
Messrs H. e. and Thomas Starnes,
of Chicago, are in the city visiting
: their mother, Mrs. Mollie Starnes, of
: Eighteenth avenue, North. There was
S a pleasant reunion on Christmas Day.
The family had met for a number of
years.
Mrs. Ed. Pryor, of Dickerson pike,
is very much indisposed this week.
Mrs. Mamie. Thomas, of Sixth ave
l nue., North, is somewhat in bad health.
The hoop drill at Salem's Concert
3 this week, headed by Misses Martha
Stratton and Maud Stewart, the Tam
BOURNE Drill, headed by Isaac Stew
art, FELTON, Stratton, and Doll Drill,
headed by Mabel McGavock, deserve
! special credit.
One of the most enjoyable features
of the season was the Christmas Con.
/, cert given by the Sunday school OF
2 Salem A. M. E. Church last Monday
j night, December 80. The closing ex.
ercise of the night was one deserving
special mentioning which was com
posed of the following persons: Messrs
G. ]. Basket, Foster Turner and ]. B
Robinson, Misses Lizzie E. Buchanan
y, and Annie G. Jones. Title, "The Eff
fects of War"
= Messrs. o. H. Sublett, ]. B. Robinson
I and ]. G. Sublett, Fisk students, were
e the social guests Of Misses Foster, Mer
f rill and Doyle, of Franklin, Tenn, last
t Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Harlan, of Sixth
!, avenue, have returned to their former
home, GAINESVILLE. Tenn. for an in