The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-11-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100
FOR RENT: Two nice rooms for ar
ties employed during the day; at tie
nice place, 112 Ninth avenue, Sou u.
For SALE: A first-class closed
carriage to be sold cheap Apply to
J. w. Nancy, 219 Eighth avenue,
North.
The November issue of the Woman's
Aurora reached the Office of the Globe
this week. This is an interesting
magazine devoted to the interest of
Afro-Ameriean womanhood every
where. 1t is published at Omaha, Ne
braska.
Rev. N. H. Plus, D. D., left Wednes-
day evening for Evansville and Terre
Haute, Ind. From there he goes to
points in Ohio in the interest of the
Teacher-T Training Service.
Work on the st. Andrews Presby-
terrain Church Is progressing with
great satisfaction. The pastor, Rev.
Spencer Jackson, continues to make
favorable reports.
The Children's Embroidery Club
met with little Miss Louise Scruggs,
Of Patterson street, Friday.
The little daughter of Prof. and Mrs.
j. w. Work, of Harding street. is much
better.
A special Thanksgiving service at
ST.. Paul A. M. E. Church Thanksgiv
ing morning at II o'clock.
The home of Rev. and Mrs. Henry
ROLAND, of West Nashville, was de
stroyed by fire last Saturday night
Rev. and Mrs ROLAND are now with
Mrs. Whitaker, of Clifton avenue.
The Nashville delegation of the
Washington Party, which will tour the
State of Tennessee, left Nashville Wed
nesday night fer Bristol.
Prof P. T. Frazer President of thu
NJ. & F. College, of Hepkinsville, KY.
was in the city Friday.
Mr.. John Hayes, Of Louisville, KY.
has returned home. Mr.. Hayes, VIII,
formerly lived in this city, came Il
witness the Hayes-Frierson Auptials
which took place last week.
Mrs. Stephen Douglass, Of Murfrees
boro, spent last week in the city Wis
iting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mari'
Douglass.
Miss Pauline Matthews, of ASA Mint
avenue, North, has entered Roger Wi
liams.
Miss A. M. Freeman, who has bee
indisposed, is able to be out again.
The Knights of Wise Men hold thei
annual sermon Sunday afternoon a
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
Mr.. M. H. Freeman. Grand Lecture
of the Knights of Wise Men, is out G
the city this week visiting the subord
nate lodges. r,. tH.r< at rg ..4-r
Miss Olivia Weakley, of Patterso
street, has recovered sufficiently to Ell
ter school again.
i Rev. T. w. Hampton passed throug
the city Friday en- route to Paris
Tenn, where he will have charge q
the A. M. e. Church.
Mrs. VIM. H. Long and Mrs. Ernes
Long and Miss Ida Mai have returne
& home after spending several weeks on
of the city.
Miss Sadie Stratton, of North Nasl
. vile, returned to the city Saturda
night, after spending four months /
Memphis, where she has been quit
. sick, but is now convalescing.
Miss jamie P. Hodge, Of Sevent
avenue, South, who has been unde
special treatment from DR.. H. T. GeeC
er, Is much improved.
The Mt. Olive Baptist Church close
their fall revival Sunday night wit
IA converts. The pastor baptized SUI
day after the II o'clock services, tn
baptizing being pathetic scene. Re
s. S. Cumby preached and conducte
the meeting, which was a great SUI
cess. Rev. Cumby is a member of tn
Mt. Olive Church, which makes
quite interesting to know that he we
able to conduct a meeting at his hon
church.