The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-09-24

Winchester, Tenn.
Miss Lula Harris is visiting friends |
in Lebanon this week.
Mr. G.. X. Brown the manager of |
the Negro Fortune Teller, of Alabama,
was in the Office this week.
Rev. and Mrs Isaac Coleman, of
Brownsville, who are in the city con-
iucting revival services at the Holt
ness Church of South Nashville, are
the guests of Rev. and Mrs G. A. Co
| ings, of 20 Robertson street.
Mrs. Fannie Blair is quite i'll at
her residence, 1903 Church street
I WANTED-S Ieepers at 4o4 Fifth
avenue and Cedar strect.
Mrs. Henrietta Smta, of South
Nashville, spent two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Eddings : their beau
tiful home on Brick { lurch pike. I'D
+ A crowd of pleasure seekers COM
posed of the following named persons,
spent last Sunday Brentwood
Tenn, the guests IT. am Mrs.
! T. D. Walker: Nj Coryne Nc
Gavock, Cassie Do|son, Matilda v.
Williams Messrs. VIM. Hunt, Samuel
Tenner, Amos e. Title. An ela5or-
ate dinner was served, and quite IN
enjoyable day was spent at the Wal
ker's beautiful home. t
The contest which was given at Mt.
Gilead Church last Saturday night
was very enjoyable. The contestants
were Misses Lottie Martin, Olevia
Jackson and Mary Sykes. Miss Maj
tin, selling the highest number of
tickets, was crowned the most popular
young lady of the Mt. Gilead Church.
Mrs Addie H. Howse spent Sunday
| with Mrs. Matte L. Howse, of 1916
Fifth avenue, North.
Mrs. Beulah McGill has returned
from Birmingham, where she was
called to the funeral of her brother.
Mrs. Caroline Hood left the city
y Thursday for Yorks, Ala, where she
will spend the winter with her son.
I. n Miss Bertha Howard, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs H. L. Howse,
left the city Sunday for her home at
Murfreesboro.
. Mrs. Lou Smith, of 708 Eighth
!. street, entertained at dinner Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. |. H. Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Franklin and son. Miss
: Nellie Brooks and Mr. E. Robertson
A five-course menu was served.
| Miss Sallie Ezell left the 18th inst
: to resume her school duties at Adams
) Tenn. HaH aai.s 9bf gn
| c. H. Knight M. D., C. M on his
r way from Canada stopped in Chicago
in July and took the state board ex
( animation and has just received
word that he was successful in pass
! ing the medical examination.
a PIank's Chill Tonic for malaria
!, chills, fever. cold and La Grippe
/. Guaranteed. Price, % cents per bottle
!. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stephens, oil
|. Dayton, Tenn, who are here visiting
. the Tennessee State Fair and Exposi
ton, will leave tomorrow for theil
i. home =" Among the places visited
d were the National Baptist Publishing
|. House and the A. M. e. S. S. Union.
AT the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
/ Sunday, September 10Th, 1909, tn,
memorial services were held of on
s late Brother Wise Hodge. The ser
8 mon was preached by Rev. Jack Hard
ing. There were many papers read
v Solo by Miss Addie Thompson; pape
J, by Miss Amanda Jordan Members o
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
# Mrs. E. @. Coffey has returned from
S West Tennessee, where she has beef
g visiting her cousin during the sum
mer She is stopping at Mrs. Fin
r ley's, of 900 Stephenson avenue.
RI The W. e. P. Club will meet at tn
4 home of Hiss Richie Rideout, 81
If North Seventh street, East Nashville
l. Tuesday, September %. M
o Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, of Huntsville
# Ala, are among the visitors her
d visiting the Tennessee Colored Stat
Fair. .t..
r. Prof. G. E. w. Day, of Dallas, Tex
W spent Wednesday in Nashville on bus
{. ness. Professor Day is one of tn
Y. leading fraternal organizers in tn
r. Lone Star State. He is persona
n. friend of DR.. C. v. Roman Will
s, here Prof Day was entertained by
G. few of the Texans, who make up tn
Texas Colony of Nashville.
nj Revs. c. H. Clark, w. S. Ellington
III VIM. Haynes, e. NJ Lawrence, w.
Terrell, T. j. Townsend, r H. Boyt
i'll and others who attended the Nationt
nc Convention at Columbus, Ohio, haV
returned to the city
Id Rev. E. D. Hubbard, d. D., Of La
or rel, Miss, spent Tuesday in Nashvill
en- route home from Ohio He was Al
o. companied by his little son, Sylve
ter
ed Mrs. Henry A. Boyd and little Kat