The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-29
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. T. B. Coleman, a member Of the
dental class of 1908. Meharry Medical
College, was among the number of Me-
harryites who went before the dental
board in this city last week. Mr.. Cole
man is native of South Carolina. but
his present home is in Memphis.
He purposes to locate either in Ten
nessee or Mississippi.
Mrs. Mary Epperson, of 615 Sewer
street. who has been sick, is able to be
out
Mrs. Pattie Gee, of East Nashville,
has returned after a short visit to st.
Louis.
Mr.. Robert Davis, of Chicago, is Wis
iting relatives on Winter street, East
Nashville.
The Ladies' A. M. e. Union will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Charleston. Mrs. M.
Payton, President; Miss E. T. Dunlap,
Secretary.
The sister of Mrs. Mollie Reed, who
was residing at COS Eleventh avenue,
North, was buried last Friday. The
deceased was member of the Sylvan
street BaptlSC Cnurcn.
Dr. E. w. D. Isaac returned to the
city last Sunday from the two Caro-
lima and Virginia conventions. He
also visited the A. M. E. General Con-
ference at Norfolk.
Charles Winfrey Kelly, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Kelly, of Bass
street, and George o. Boyd, Jr., the lit
tie son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. o. Boyd,
of Eighth avenue, North, visited the
Baptist Publishing House this week.
Miss Addie Sledge, of Ebenezer,
spent few days in the city the first
of the week.
The Union of Sunday-schools for
South Nashville District A. M. E.
Church will meet at ST. Paul Chapel on
Sunday, May 81, at o'clock.
Miss Nina Porterfield, of TOT Fogg
street, is confined to her bed again.
Mrs. Sarah German, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is visiting Mrs. Lyon, of Sew
enteenth avenue, North.
Misses Velma Moseley, Brucie Ew.
ing and Beulah Perkins spent Friday
evening in Brentwood as the guests OF
Miss Perkins parents.
DR.. j. ID. Evans, brother of Mrs.
B. Scott, arrived in the city last Wed
nesday evening with a patient from
Fort Gibson, Okla, where he is 10
Gated. His patient has been operated
Jon at Wilson's Infirmary.
\ Miss Cornelia Belle Scott, who ha:
hbeen attending school at the New Or
Ileans University, is expected home
Ithis week.
Rev. Mr. Ridley will preach ser
mon to the Women's Mite Missionary
ASociety, Sunday, at 2:3O o'clock, a
HPayne's Chapel, East Nashville. Al
1.-THE missionary societies of the cit!
lare requested to be present.
II Mrs. S. Jackson, who left the city ;
! Flew weeks ago for points South fol
Ilher health, is reported to be improving
II MRS. 1. B. Scott, of 124 Wharf ave
llnue, has gone to Baltimore to visi
the general conference of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church.
Messrs. Lytle Wines, Silas Fuger
son, and Geo. S. Davis spent Sunda!
in Franklin.
Mr.. ]. R. Blake, who met with ;
serious accident which resulted in {
broken ankle, is able to be out afteI
a loss of at least seven weeks.
Mrs. Gilbert Byrd, of 2S49 Clifton
road is again on the sick list
Mrs. Benjamin McEwen is for thu
first time living in her new home ,103'
Sixteenth avenue. She spent the pas
winter in the South.
Mr.. Morris Without, who has beer
in attendance at Fisk, left Saturda!
for st. Louis, where he will spend thu
summer.
Mrs. Martha DeMoss, of 419 Fiji
tenth avenue spent last Sunday IL
Franklin.
Persons desiring to study piano anC
harmony during the summer, will
Mr.. CIemmons, will please call anC
enroll for class hours Monday after
noon. Studio 9o6 Cedar street.
Mrs. e. w. Light, who has beer
spending several months in Sheffield
Ala, with her husband, has returned
to her home 40S Fifteenth avenue
North.
Mrs. Felix G. Hadley, of Eleventh
avenue, North, has slight attack o
lumbago this week.
Miss Georgia A. Lotion, one of tn,
city teachers, has been very. sick, bu
is now on the road to recovery.
Dr. and Mrs. j. B. Singleton's daugh
tiers, Marie and Ruth Alma have beer
quite i'll for some time. Marie is abl
to be at school. but the baby continues