The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-06
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Mr.. P. F. Mclean spent a few days
in Murfreesboro the guest of Rev. ].
w. Butler
Msdames R. L. Page and G. B. Brady
spent the week IL Nashville.
Miss Kirk entertained at her home
last Wednesday night in honor of Miss
Joe Anna Hill, of Antioch and Mr..
Mclean, of Chapel HILL Music and
games were the features Of the eve
ming. Those enjoying her hospitality
were Mesdames Archie Ramsey, Luke
Murfree, Minnie Vaughn, Josie Ewing,
of Nashville, Misses Mamie Ganaway,
Sadie Anderson, Idella Hatton, Annie
Brown, Hill, Sadie Williams and
Clara Scales, of Franklin, KY, Messrs.
Edd. Turner, p T. Mclean, Lee Brown,
Alvin Bodenhamer, Mr.. Crawley, VIM.
Williams, Archie Ramsey, Rev. j. w.
Butler
Mrs. Eta Radcliffe, of Nashville,
is visiting friends and relatives in
this city.
Little Mamie G. Williams has re-
turned home after pleasant two
weeks stay in the country with Mr..
and Mrs. James Long.
Flora Willis, the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buford, has been
ill with fever, but is now recuperat-
ing.
Mrs. Henry Currin is visiting her
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grigsby, in st. Louis.
Rev. J. W. Butler visited his mother
Sunday four miles from Murfreesboro
and went from there to Stones River
Church, where the old Baptists held
their foot-washing.
Mrs. Thos. McCollum and children,
of Nashville, have been visiting rela-
tives and old friends here. Mr.. Nc.
Collum joined them Sunday, and the
family returned home Sunday after
room. They were heartily welcomed
among their old friends
The members of the First Baptist
Church we're much pleased at the en-
couraging report made by the pastor,
Rev. ]. A. Meyers, of the State Baptist
Convention.
Messrs. Silas Williams and Eugene
Beasley, of Nashville, spent Sunday
in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Page
DR.. G. L. Wilson returned to Nash.
vile Saturday.
Miss Carry B. Page is in city for q
weeks stay.
Miss John Ella Bass left for Chatta
nooga Saturday accompanied by hel
aunt, Mrs. Cordelia Mcdowell.
Miss Clara Scales returned to hel
home, Franklin, KY, Saturday. While
in the city she was the recipient O.
many social features.
The Rutherford County schools
opened last Monday.
Mr.. Daniel Curren spent Monday il
5 Nashville.
Mis- Johnnie Hughes left for Eagle
vile Monday.
Mrs Melissa Linston, of Cincinnati
a is in the city.
a Mrs, Louis Haynes spent few day
a at Dilton visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Sarah Word.
Mr.. Ernest Smith was the guest @
Miss lanthia Henderson Sunday
A pleasant evening was spent at tn
!. home of Mr.. Walter Page Monda!
Those present were Misses Carrie I
Page, Henrietta Williams, Satie Wi
liams, Idella Williams, Elma Williams
Messrs. Geo. Smith and Charles
Jordan.
n Mrs. Fannie Sanders left Monda
for Milton, where she will teach.
n Little Beatrice Sanders left fl
Nashville Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Curren, who has bee
quite ill this summer, has recovere
Mrs. Maria Watterson is on the sic
m list.
IN Prof. and Mrs. Neal, of Hardin
street, Nashville, are in the city vi
iting friends and relatives.
The Golden Light Club met at Il
residence of Mrs. VIM. Overall al
Mrs. Anna Williams. A delight
menu was served consisting of Spril
chicken on toast, saratoga chips, S;
mon salad, pickles, beaten biscuit,
O' matoes with mayonaise dressin
stuffed eggs, ices and cake followe
The club adjourned to meet with MI
O9 Irene Delhidge Monday night.
Mr.. Brum Burton is perhaps Il
champion fisherman of the season ha
ing the honor of catching the laI
est fish reported this seasonal cha
m nel-cat weighing 8 pounds.
m. Rev. J. A. Meyers is back from Il