The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-06-04

Mr.. ]. G. Bramlette, of Cincinnati,
is at home on a visit and to see his
/ brother Clarence, who has been on
the sick list for several days. But
we are glad to report him better at
this writing.
Miss Mary Alternately, who has been
attending school at Walden UNIVERSE
ty, has returned home.
Mrs. - Anderson, Mrs. Fow-
ler's auntie, is the guest Of Mrs. Fow.
Ter.
About a month ago Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
F. Ballentyne were all smiles over a
large baby boy. The happy couple
has been married five years.
Miss M. A. Cleveland has returned
from Nashville.
Mrs. B. H. Morrell, who has been
confined to her bed a few days ago,
is able to be up again.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bran
lette a fine baby boy. Little Mr..
Bramlette is three weeks old.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Car.
ter a fine boy.
A swell cafe has been opened on
First Main street. Mr.. Buck Vance
and Mr.. Henry Edings, p%roprietors.
Everything looks inviting.
Quite a number attended the free
concert or last Thursday night at G..
c., A. NJ. E. Church under the direc-
tion of Mrs. C. c. Joyce. The program
was well rendered. The participants
were: sopranos-Mrs. NJ. A. Bridge.
forth, Mrs. Lula Mason and Miss Inez
K. Upshaw; altos-Mrs. j. D. Fowler
and Miss Mary Louise Carter; bass
Prof. ]. T. Bridgeforth; tenor-Prof.
H. H. Thompson. Miss Upshaw rem
dered every n is in love with some
one" and made quite a hit, receiving
an encore for a third selection. The
funds raised will go for education.
Grave yard cleaning took place last
Thursday. Quite a number carried
baskets. The grave yard cleaning was
pryor to decoration day, which took
place Monday, May 81, 1909.
Mrs. NJ. B. Jones is reported on the
sick list. We are glad to report her
c~onvalescent.
The Giles County Normal opened
May 81. Quite a number of teachers
enrolled. The Normal will be con
Quoted by Profs. J.. W. Brown, ]. T
Bridgeforth and H. H. Thompson.
Miss Inez E. Upshaw will leave
Friday, June 4, for Shelbyville, Tenn.
where she will represent the class o.
1906 alumni night, Wednesday, June
8, at Turner Normal College.
Pulaski High School closing com
menced Thursday, May q, with thu
Primary exercises in the morning
basket dinner at noon and a baseball
game later on in the afternoon be
tween Pulaski High School boys ant
the city boys CRounders). TIL,
High School boys played well and re
ceived the honors. Scores 8 to Z. TIL
, dinner given by the g., Z, 8, 9 and lot
grades on the same day was enjoye
by all who partook of the delicacies
The table was beautifully decorate
in the school colors light blue an
white. Those at the first table wer
, the faculty: Revs. G. R. Norman, De
| vid Howard, Mr.. Wells and Misse
|. Marie Carter, Ellen Upshaw, Inc
, Upshaw and Mrs. B. M. Sykes, e.
: graduate. A few remarks were mad
by Mrs. B. NJ. Sykes, Miss l. E. III
t shaw, Rev. Norman and Rev. Howard
: Mrs. Fannie Martin was also seated
! the first table. The commencement
7 exercises will take place Monday, Ma
! 81. There will be two graduates
! Misses Leola Facin and Birdie Ma
: House. A complete write up of tn
{ exercises will be in the next week
publication.
The District School will have Il
closing exercises Thursday, and Fl
S day nights at the Opera House.
Misses Ellen and Inez Upshaw e
tertained a limited number of frient
s day in honor of the graduate
Misses House and Facin, and Mi