The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-09-10


ties from East Nashville to Green
wood Park on Labor Day.
Mr.. NJ F. d. Alexander left last
Wednesday for Decatur, Ala, and
other points.
Mr. L. Landers left Wednesday
morning for Columbus, O., to prepare
fer the Convention.
Mr.. J. d. Avent, who was for some
years here at Roger Williams and |
who finished at the Atlanta Baptist |
College and took a post-course at the
Chicago University, is still in the
West.
Mrs. Maggie B. Lewis, of IL Gar
den street, left for Memphis Sunday
to visit Mrs. Abram McFall and to
be in attendance at the Grand Tenn
pie and Tabernacle X. of T., of which
she is State Grand Recorder.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, of Pat
terson street, were called to Frank
lin Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of their cousin.
Mrs. VIM H. Richardson, of 1907
Phillips street, has returned home
after spending the summer at Nc
Minnville, Tenn.
Mr.. Jno. Grant, of 1905 Fourteenth
avenue, North, spent last Sunday at
his home from Ridgetop.
Mrs. Mary Warnrack and Mrs.
James Dozier spent several days last
week at the Hermitage.
Mrs. ]. w. Heard, of Twenty third
avenue, North, who has been spend
ing the summer months in Toronto,
Quebec, and Coboard, Canada, will
return home Thursday.
LOST-Pair Of gold-framed glasses
in case with Dr. C. " Romans name
on it, either in office of Board of
Education Building, or on Union
street, or Fourth avenue, North.
Finder please return to Mrs. Lula
Benton, TIA Gay street, and receive
reward.
A special exhibit by the National
Baptist Publishing Board is being in
stalled at Greenwood Park to re-
f main during the fair.
, There will be a large variety of
Negro dolls at the Tennessee Col.
' ored State Fair from the National
Negro Doll Company, of this city
) Mrs. Hattie Cummings, of Patter
. son street, went to Franklin Tues
cay to attend the funeral of her
cousin
? Miss Susie Hatcher, of Seven
s tenth avenue, South, has gone tC
4 Chicago to spend three weeks.
DR.. Caldwell, accompanied by DR.
Lewis, delivered an excellent dis
: course at Salem A. M. e. Church las
v Sunday evening at o'clock.
t Sadie, the daughter of Mrs. Katie
Kelly, Of Clay street, continues quite
r i'll.
@ Mr.. Henry Osborn, of Gallatin
+ Tenn. was in the city last week Wis
]. ting relatives and friends.
@ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raines ant
!. granddaughter, and Mrs. Jefferson, o
g. Whites Creek pike, were visiting il
North Nashville last Sunday.
v Mrs Marie Waddy, of 80 Tennes
4 zee street. has returned to the cit,
n after visiting Milwaukee, Chicag
and ether points.
d MIR. and Mrs. P. A. Napier, of Dick
a. son, Tenn, stopped several day G
this week at the Copeland Hotel.
h DR.. e. w. S. Hamm0nds has bee
ar Invited to preach for the Benevolen
IN Society at Una, Tenn, Sunday at
le o'clock p. m.
D. Sunday morning at II o'clock D.
E. w. S. Hammonds, OF Walden I'm
III versity, will speak to the Y. M. G.
st at Lea Avenue Christian ChurcI
is subject, "Our present Needs" Bot
e. men and women are cordially il
of vited.
in Mrs ]. W. Kelso, or 1912 Twelft
I'd avenue, North, and sister, Mrs. Add
Bur'erson, are at home again afte
10 visiting friends and relatives at C
q dar Hill and other points
~. Mr., John Officer and family TO
&c merly of Algood Tenn, stopped Sc
90 eral days this week at the Copelar
h. Hotel. He left for Mexico City.
wv Miss Savannah Demoss has r
turned home at 419 Fifteenth avenu
Worth, after visiting friends in S
~, Louis.
III Miss Allie Gooch, of Antioch, hi
h' been in the city visiting her aur
Mrs. c. M. Horton, of the Copelal
ne Hotel.
lg- Mrs c. o. Overton, of BrownsvilI
Tenn. spent a part of last week
ta the city visiting her sons.
err, Miss Mayme Brooks, of the boo
vel making department of the Nation