The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-04-09
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SHELBYVlLLE NOTES.
Rev. F.. w. Gardner preached a won
derful sermon Sunday morning.
Among the following persons at
tending the closing exercises of the
Bellebuckle High School were Profs.
J. c. McAdams, R. o. Laws, w. A. J.
Edmondson, Misses Agnes P. Hamp-
ton and Joanna McAdams. Messrs. Will
and Lee Whiteside, Burrel Tillman
and Jefferson Ryalls.
Drs. Madison and Hall, of Meharry
Medical College, witnessed the Can
tata THE Shepherd Kink" Tuesday
evening, which was rendered by the
students of Turner College.
Miss Madge c. Boddie, of Turner.
Normal College, is visiting her pa
rents, Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Boddie, in
T|ullahoma.
Miss Laura Dwiggins has gone to
Falls Creek to fill her sisters posi-
ton as teacher.
The Turner Normal College Base
ball Team has already scheduled
games for the following dates:
April 9-Tullahoma.
April 15-Shelbyville Ramblers, on
Turner Normal College campus.
April 1G and 17-McMinnville, on
Turner Normal College campus.
April 23-Fisk Juniors, on Turner
Normal College campus.
April 20 and 90-Fayetteville, on
Turner Normal College campus.
Mr.. Maultimore Hall, Turner's new
famous pitcher, seems to be in good
shape for the season.
Misses Ruth Allison and Willie Mai
Ready, of Turner College, spent the
day with Miss Maggie Rice in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Fellie Jordan. mother and chill
dren are visiting Mrs. H. H. Hollins
and Mrs. Rosa Scott.
Miss Lille Buchanan is in Nash
vile.
Miss Ida Cannon has returned from
a two weeks visit to Miss Shellie
Ross in Nashville.
Palm Sunday was appropriately OBJ
served here by the ladies of the Eas-
tern Star. They held services at the
First Baptist Church. DR.. ]. A. Jones
preached the sermon. The ceremonies
were the most beautiful that have
been witnessed for many a day. All
were delighted with the sermon.
DR.. E. w. D. Isaac. of Nashville
was in town last Sunday, and lectured
at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church at {
o'clock, and preached at night. His
lecture was a great treat to all who
heard it.
Miss Madge c. Boddie, of Turner
| Normal College, spent several days re
2 Gently at Tullahoma visiting her moth
2 err. who has been i'll for several weeks
: Miss Agnes P. Hampton visited he.
father at Bellbuckle last week.
!, Through the earnest request of tn,
white people, the students of Turne
Normal will repeat the play "Jeph
thah's Daughter one night the las
}, of this month at the City Opera House
The whole town is loud in praise o
the rendition of "The Shepherd King
e given by the students last week. Som
of the most exacting critics claim tina
It the music was the best ever rendere
in the Opera House at this place.
. Miss Dora A. Jones went to Nasl
e vile this week to witness the con
t. mencement exercises of the Meharr
students.
!. Preparations are being made to eel
It brate Easter here in an elaborate wa,
e Special exercises will be held
a. both the A. NJ. E. Church and tn
4 First Baptist Church.
E. Miss Matte Campbell closed he
X school in the country last week an
IS has returned home. Several Turn'
u Normal College students went down
lie the closing exercises,
u Miss Matte L. Barr, of Turner, No
r. NAL College, has been on the sick Ii
for a few days, but is up and at h,
post again.