The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-05-22

day SchoOl Congress at Jacksonville,
Fla, in June.
DR.. R. H. Boyd is due to leave the
city Monday morning for Selma, Ala,
where he will make the dedicatory
address of the Dinkins Memorial
Chapel, one of the new buildings
just erected for the Alabama Baptist
Colored University. This is one OF
the largest schools, owned and oper-
ated by Negroes. 1t has an enroll
ment this year of 700. Rev. R. T. Pol
lard, d. D., is the President.
The first story of the Memorial
Building of the National Baptist Pub.
fishing Board is up. There will be no
further brick work done on this build.
ing at present.
The Globe acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to the com
nencement exercises of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College to take
place Monday, May %, at Normal, |
Ala. The commencement address
will be delivered by Rev. E. w. S.
Hammond, D. D., Dean of the Theo-
logical Department of Walden Uni
versity.
Rev. w. N DeBerry preached an
ELOQUENT sermon last Sunday at How
ard Congregational Church.
Mrs. C. c. Boyer and sister, Miss
Amelia J., Carpenter, OF 1915 10
Johnston avenue, spent Sunday in
the country.
Miss Anna May Gregory, of Blank
street, who has been in the country
for the last month, mas returned
home.
Mrs. Ida Carter, of Chicago was
called here on account of the serious
illness of her aunt, Mrs. Kittie Ware,
of 6O7 Ewing Avenue,
Miss Amanda B. Perkins, Of 603
Lea avenue, is much improved
Mrs. H. T. Noel and daughter, Miss
Jennie, have returned from Arizona
They stopped at Montgomery, Ala,
to visit Miss Watkins. Mr.. H. T..
Noel, Jr, is in Los Angeles, from
! which point he will soon make trip
to Cuba. DR.. and Mrs. Noel are now
living in their old home, 1909 Grundy
street,
l. The Globe acknowledges the re.
ceipt of an invitation to the musical
Z recital at Topeka, Kans., by the To
peka Industrial Institute, which was
Z given last Friday evening. Nash
r vile represented by Mrs. Jennie
d. Ballentine, who is musical instruct
Z Oh at the school.
n The Busy Bee Club will meet Mon
$ day, May %, at the residence of Mrs
70 Mary Fall, corner Cedar street ant
Eighth avenue, North.
y, Mrs. A. Murry, who was here to at
- tend the funeral of her nephew, lef
III last Sunday night for her home il
Il St. Louis.
>. Mrs. Chas. Helm, who has been Il
% for few days, is much better.
r. Mrs. Eliza Sharon is confined tt
Ie her room this week on account O
illness,
n Mrs. Sterling 3. Webb and little
q son, Sterling, Of Harding street, have
e, been visiting Mrs. G. B. Randolph
and Cowan, of Franklin, Tenn.
l., Mrs, Ada Carter, of Chicago, wa'
- called here 81 account of the serious
IL illness of her aunt, Mrs Kittie Ware
of Ewing avenue.
n Mr.. J. Wymon Brady and Mr. E. T
o Green, who recently joined the navy
$. left last Thurday for Norfolk, Va.
S. Mrs. Jennie McKeever, of Patter
It, son street, was indisposed last week
Mrs. Richard Merrill, of $40 Cum
v berland street, has opened a grocer!
It. store on Belleville street.
r Miss A. M. Freeman spent last Sat
m urday with Mrs. j. Blaine Boyd
Misses Beatrice and Ethel Scruggs
e who have been attending school a
Walden University, left last Thurs
- day for their home in Chattanooga
Miss jennie Oneal, of Murfrees
O boro, who mas been at Mercy Hos
: pital for quite q whils, spent Sunda,
ar with Miss Stringer
IN Mrs Viola Pruitt has composed ar
in other song, "All want is little loV
ing and kiss at the might time"
o. Miss Josephine Harris, Of Atlantis
N who has been attending school a
ID Walden University spent a few day
lie as the guest of Miss Queenie Arnol(
" of East Nashville, before leaving 70
g, her home.
n Miss Nettie Perry entertai1ed i
IF. honor of Miss Harris last week.
Mr.. G. g. Cannon, of Wood street, /
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