The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-09
CITY ITEMS

Cordelia A. Floyd, of 905 Hawkins
street, left last Thursday morning for
Boston, Mass.
Mrs j w. Terry, of Chicken pike,
who underwent an operation at Will |
sons Infirmary May %, has recovered
sufficiently to return to her home and
is convalescing slowly.
Miss Janice A. Green has returned
to Columbia after visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
Mr.. B. F. McEwing, of 1887 Six
teenth avenue, North, is up after two
weeks illness.
Mrs. Sarah Witherspoon, mother of
Mrs. K. D. Hamond, of TIA Patterson
street. is quite ill.
The news that DR.. Bostic, of the
Dental Glass of Meharry, 09 had
passed the state board of South Car
DINA was gladly received by his
friends.
Mr. Howard Thompson, of this city,
class 'O9, Knoxville, is said to have
fully decided to take medical course
at the University of Indiana.
There is no excuse for not being in
formed on the happenings of Nash
vile. Simply read the Globe. Send
copy to your friends.
Miss Maggie Green, Of Columbia,
is still in the city visiting friends.
Prof. ]. w. Work, wife and three
children are spending the hot days
about eight miles out on the murfrees-
boro pike.
Many of the city teachers will
spend the remainder or the summer
visiting summer resorts, looking for
rest and cool spot.
DR.. J. P. Crawford has purchased q
beautiful brick house on Fourteenth
avenue. North It is to be remodeled
and it is rumored that they will move
to North Nashville.
Sergeant Britt McCord, of Old Mex
leo. and Prof. Claud Porter, of Chica-
90, ILL.,, were the guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. Stegall, of Is Claiborne
street, Sunday and Tuesday. They
left for Antioch, where they will
spend few weeks with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cnas. Porter. Ser
geant McCord, who enlisted in 1892,
has been absent for fifteen years.
Mr. w H. Davis spent Sunday at
Murfresboro with relatives and trends.
Mrs. Carney and Misses Mamie
Ganaway and Lay, spent Monday with
Miss Viola Martin.
Mrs. Annie Patterson, of 1925 Nine
teenth avenue, North, who has been
sick, is much better.
Miss Ada G. Watkins left Wednes'
day for New York and Nantucket
where she will be all summer.
Mesdames Alice White, M. j. Fish
er and Roberta Slayton, of Chattanoo
ga, visited the Globe office last week
The rally at Rock City Baptls'
Church was quite a success. An eX
cellent sermon was preached by the
pastor, Rev. A. w. Wilson. The col
lections for the day were $3.50.
Mrs. H. Clay Barnes, of 1923 Soutt
street, entertained Mrs. James Point
err of Joliet, ILL.,, Friday, June 20
Those present were Mrs. M. Thomas
Mrs F. A. Turner and Miss M. Belle
Scales.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Smiley, of Four
teenth avenue, North, entertained las
week Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Thurman
and Mrs. Tishie BLY,, of Bowlini
Green, Ky. =,
Miss Daisy Fredella Thomas i
spending her vacation with ne
grandfather, Mr.. Berry Thurman a
Bowling Green, KY.
Mrs Matthews and little daughter
Callie. are spending week a
Franklin. Tenn, with Mr. and Mrs
Matthews.
Mr.. Charley Carter and wife, Mr.
Minnie Carter, left the city WeuneE
day for indianapolis, where they WI
make their future home.
Mrs. Cornelia Kelly, of Indianapt
lis, Ind. passed through this city tn
4th en- route to Antioch, Tenn, wher
she will spend a short while with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Porter.
Miss Porter, who has been so il
is thought to be some better.
Miss Emma G. Porter, who hs
been in the city attending the Stat
Institute, was taken seriously i'll la
Wednesday and had to be taken hon
before it's close.
Two thousand and four letters
one day delivered to the Nations
Baptist Publishing Board is the ba
ner day and record-breaker for 100
This number of letters from Sunda
schools over the United States is b'
a demonstration of what will be dol
later on. More than 1900 orders +