The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-20

Fifth avenue and Cedar street.
The young people of Spruce Street
Baptist Church are practicing for
Japanese Carnival which promises to
be one of the leading features of the
session.
WANTED-Children boarders for
the Academy of the Immaculate
Mother For further information APP
ply to Mrs. Lottie Brady Chicamau
ga avenue, miles on Gallatin pike.
Plank's Chill Tonic for malaria
chills, fever cold and La Grippe |
Guaranteed. Price, % cents per bottle
A grand concert will be given by
the Excelsior Club at Braden's Chap |
ell, East Nashville, on Tuesday night, |
August oath.
In last weeks Globe in the deaths,
the age Of Albert Upshaw, of 922
Jackson street, was only two years
and 16 days instead Of 10 years as
stated.
Mrs. Ella Bats and son, John
Bats, left Saturday for Springfield to
spend few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. Hattie Brown and the Misses
SCphronia and Lula Brown, of ga
Webster street, gave surprise party
in honor of their mother, Mrs So
phrCnia Brown, who left the city Sat
urday for Joliet, ILL.,. and other points
north. Miss Lula Bro--u was present
at the piano, then song by Misses
Glendora Brice and Ruthe Allison,
and a very interesting talk from Mrs.
Delaney At a late hour fruits and
ices were served Those present
were: Mrs Allison, Flowers, Griggs,
Delaney, Ezell Fordd, Tolever, Aus
ton, Wherry, Radford, Drake,
The aides Aid Society," of Braden
Chapel gave its entertainment at MS.
Mollie Hadly, of 631 Webster street,
for the benefit of building Braden
Chapel A large number was pres
ent.
Miss Ollie May Jackson, of SOC
Fourteenth avenue, North, left the
city Wednesday morning for Pulaski
to attend the wedding of Miss Marie
Louise Carter to Mr.. Archie Burch
which took place Thursday evening
at $3.50 o'clock.
Misses Corine McGavock and Sadie
Wilson are spending their vacation at
Wartrace, Tenn. They are the guests
Of Misses Vannoy Webster and Evale-
ma Barnes. The young men of War
trace honored them with a hay-ride.
Miss McGavock will spend few days
at Chattanooga before returning home
Mrs. R. H. Boyd is spending several
weeks in Tullahoma, Tenn, the guest
of Mrs: Emeline Brown.
Mrs. A. G. W. Sango, of Muskogee
is being highly entertained by her
: friends during her stay here with
: home folks.
Rev. Johnson, of Lexington, KY
c passed through the city this week en-
:. route home from a visit in Tennessee
! Rev. Johnson spent about ten years
a here at Fisk.
When people read a paper every
week they ought to pay for it or at
least offer to pay or have the paper
cut Off
Rev. Robert Mitchell, A. NJ. D. d
of Bowling Green, KY, is here this
: week. DR.. Mitchell is on his annual
:, tour auditing the accounts of the va
, rious boards of the National Baptist
= Convention located here This week
he was at the Publishing Board
Mrs. " W. Broughton now of Mem
= phis, Tenn, was in the city this weel
= en- route to McMinnville to attend the
. Association at that place,
G Dr. w. E. Sterrs, of Decatur, Ala.
n spent two days in the city and lef
# with the Nashville delegates to attend
the National Medical Association il
:, Boston, Mass
Rev. w. S. Ellington D. d., left thu
- city on Wednesday evening for Gin
= cinnati, Ohio, and st. Adams, w Va
He will meet the West Virginia Bap
g fist State Convention to-day at thu
y last named place.
r You should expect to pay for YOU
J. Globe. Do not put the collector of
/. when he calls. Give him something
O that beats nothing.
q Mr.. Alex Davis the father of Mrs
e Tennie Rhodes of 500 Twelfth ave
nue., North, has come to live with her
" Mrs. Tennie Rhodes will spend hel
=, vacation at Bellview.
Il Mesdames Green, Rhodes and Mr.
~ Davis spent nleasant day in the coun
y try Sunday
Mrs Susie A. Norman and Mrs
4 Ella Beckton were delegates to thu
). Grand Lodge of I. o. l. fraternity, O.
o Chattanooga. They left Thursday
= night for home on the occasion of thu
illness Of Mrs Norman's mother.