The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-26


son street, is up again.
Everybody is talking about 1.-THE
Palms" and when it will open. Look
for the announcement in next weeks
editions
Mrs. M. " Buford, or Fogg street,
who has ben confined to her room
for something over a week is slowly
convalescing.
The revival at st. Paul A. M. e.
Church, under the management of
Rev ]. P. Howard, was a decided sue
cess. During the two weeks there
were one hundred ffty-four persons
who gave their hearts to God
Rev. ]. p Howard, the great evan
gelist conducted the revival services
at st. Paul has made friends in Nash
vile, and friends who are lasting.
He left the city Tuesday morning for
Colorado Springs where he will con-
duct services. The collections taken
for Rev. Howard amounted to $116.45
The Phillis Wheatly Club will meet
at the home of Mrs w. D. Ham
monds, LOT University street, Febru-
airy Is. The entertainment that was
to be the 22nd inst. is postponed in
definitely.
"The Palms" will be the only up
to-date, uptown parlor in the city for
the accommodation of our people
where each and every one will receive
polite attention, courteous treatment
and first-class service.
Mrs. H. G. Murdic, of 327 Twenty.
second avenue North spent Sunday
in Franklin
Mrs. Sarah Mckinney, of Fifth
avenue, South, who has been sick for
quite awhile is improving rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ward entertained
most charmingly last Tuesday eve
ming in honor of Mr.. Alexander
Thompson. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Cage Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Cheatham, Mesdames John
Kelley and Aaron Dodd, and Mr.. Can
non.
The management of THE Palms"
have ever commended that our people
should resent the humiliation offered
by the discrimination shown in the
uptown soda fountains by introducing
one of their own. equally as beautiful
and as well arranged-service being
thoroughly considered-hence "The
Palms" Cor Fifth avenue North and
Cedar street"
Mr.. L. D. Bumbrey, foreman of the
Composing Department Of the Baptist
Publishing House, Is indisposed.
Rev. A. w Porter the popular pas
tor of the Fifteenth Avenue Baptist
Church, is on the sick list this week.
For N. 5erry's Creamery Co.,,
call residence tel. M-4230, successor
to Capital Creamery Wholesale and
Retail Mfg. of Fancy Ice Cream and
Sherbet. Special attention given
Churches, Lodges and Weddings
Orders promptly filled. 2OO4 w. JEFF
ferson street
Mr. Jesse Randolph of 1910. State
street, made a flying trip to Antioch
Sunday. While there he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Scruggs, of 1923
Patterson street, are rejoicing over
the advent of a bouncing boy.
!. Mrs. Ophelia Davis, of North Nash
vile, the loving wife of Mr.. Eugene
Davis and a consistent member of
Salem A. M. E. Church, departed this
life Monday night at 11:15 o'clock
Miss Emma D. Rains, of East N sh-
Vile, continues to be i'll.
The members and friends of Salem
A. M. E. Church listened attentively
to an eloquent address by Rev. ]. A.
! Jones, President of Turner Normal
Institute, last Sunday evening.
Invitations are out announcing the
approaching wedding of Mr. James
Oden to Miss Hattie Osborn, sister of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Osborn, of Gal
latin, Tenn.
Arrangements for the opening of
"The Palms." the ice cream factory
i, and parlor so flatteringly spoken of
in the last issue of this paper, are pro
. crossing nicely, and all indications
point to the fact that the opening may
occur earlier than at first anticipated
: Look for the date of opening in next
! weeks edition.
/ Mrs. NJ V. Buford and daughter
. Myrtle, of 1915 Eighteenth avenue,
Z North, spent last Saturday and Sun
: day in Columbia visiting Mrs. Blu
fords sister, hrs. Gordon.
!. Miss Hattie Bramlett, of Twelfth
, avenue, North, is much improved
! since last week.
Mr. w o. Tate, of 800 Eighth ay.
enue, North, is confined to his room
this week with la grippe