The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-03-20
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. Allen Armstrong is GONZALES
cent.
Prof. r. B. Hudson, Secretary of the
National Baptist Convention, Score
tary of the Alabama Baptist State
Convention, Treasurer of the State
Sunday School Convention of Ala
bama, a member of the Endowment
Board of the Masons and Odd Fellows,
a Grand Officer in the X. of P. OF the
State of Alabama, principal of the
Clark High School of Selma, a trustee
of the Alabama Baptist University,
and the proprietor of the Hudson
Brothers Coal and Wood company in
Selma. will be in Nashville on the
26th to attend special Board meet
ing. He has been in bed several
weeks with the grip, but was conVa-
lescent on the 18th. He will come In
company with other Alabama mem
bers of the Board.
Miss Maude Moses, OF the Meharry
Dental Department, will spend the
summer in Nashville. Miss Moses
is from San Antonio, Texas, and has
spent her second year at the college.
Mr.. j. Champ Dickerson, who has
been very i'll for the past two weeks,
is reported convalescent. He has
been suffering with erysipelas. He
is a. member of the class of 1908, Me-
harry Medical College. His friends
entertain hopes that he will be able
to be up for the commencement exer-
cises.
Mr.. John Selby, of San Antonio
Texas, in company with other Mehar
nv students, left Sunday evening fol
st. Louis and Chicago to spend the
summer, returning here for school II
the fall
Mr.. Talmage G. Latham, the brother
of Miss Reba "Inez" Latham, is II
the city the guest of his cousins, tn
Misses Shorter, of 1888 Twelfth ave
, nue., North. He is en- route to hi
home in Mississippi, coming direc
/. from New York here, where he eA
poets to remain for some time befor
going to his home state.
Mr.. Lorenzo Pollard left the city las
week for his home at Selma, Ala. Nj
, Pollard is a freshman of the Meharr
Medical College, and is the son OF Re
R. T. Pollard, President OF the All
7. bama Baptist University, located
Selma, Ala
Mr. John Bailey spent Sunday
;. GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. G. Hamilton Francis, Meharl
- student, left the city last night Il
New York and other Eastern point
r He will return in time to take up h
studies at the beginning of the ne
term.
Rev. H. M. Burns will be ordain'
" next Sunday afternoon at the FIJI
Avenue Baptist Church
The ladies of Mount Nebo Bapti
Church had leap year entertainme
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. - Primn, who at o
h time lived in the city, but now in O
IL cago, are rejoicing over the arrival
a son. Mrs. Primn's maiden name W
Miss Annie Mcdonald
Mr.. James Hurt, of Clinton sire
e Superintendent of Mt. Olive Sundt
school, left the city Sunday night
St. Louis.
g Mr.. and Mrs. W. O.. Tate, of
80 Eighth avenue, North, continue to
~ nance the value of their proper
= They are now having their water s.
ply increased and are putting in ad
tional drainage and sewerage pipes
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Reid, forme
of this city, but now of Chicago,
the proud parents of son. M
Reid before her marriage was M
Willie Williams, and was at one II
y connected with the book-making
partment of the Baptist Publish
House.
Mr. Ed. Patterson is at home
week spending his vacation with no
folks
Mr.. R. H. Mcdonald, who has b
connected with the A. M. z. Sund
School Union for the past six or Ell
months, and wife left the city II
day morning for their home in
dianapolis.
Mr.. G. w. Gibson and wife will
pleased to let their many frieI
know that they can be found at
Ramsey street, East Nashville.
Mrs. H. @. Gibson's remains will
removed from the vault to the fan
lot at Greenwood Cemetery on Sun
afternoon.
Rev. E. Phillip Ellis is at home a
an extended trip through the So
) visiting the different conferences
T the interest of the A. NJ E. Chu
rs Sunday-School Union. .o'- 2''"
. Rev. Herman Tyree left the
Tuesday morning to take up his w