The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-08-06

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tertained last week at breakfast in
honor of Miss Eliza Freezing, of Jack
son, and Miss Birdie Tidwell, of Co
lumbia
Mrs. H. M. Burns, of 900 Tenth av-
enue, South, will leave the city Tues
day for Jefferson City to visit Prof
and Mrs. Lady Murphy Brown.
Miss Mary Clifford is spending her
vacation with her mother and sister,
Mrs. Georgia McGavock and Mrs. Lou
Use Gree, on White Creek pike.
Mrs. Dallas Worleys, of Hermitage,
who is very i'll, has her sister, Miss
Viola Worley, at her bedside.
Mrs Nina B. Prince and little Co
ryne, accompanied by Miss Josie Saun-
ders, have returned from a months
visit in Franklin, Tenn. They were
the guests of her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Prince
Rev. G. W. Hampton and Mr.. G. w.
Kelly spent Wednesday and Thursday
of last week at Avondale, being the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jones.
Mr. Russell and Miss Mary Russell
will spend the month of August at Mt.
Vernon and College Grove en- route
home. They will stop in Columbia.
Attorney G. F. Anderson, of S14 IL
Cedar street. spent his ten days of
vacation in the country.
Mr. Clarence c. Bright. formerly of
Nashville, arrived in New York from
Cleveland, o., July 30. where he and
Mrs. Bright will reside for the future.
Mrs. Bright has visited several differ
ent point Of New York and was
highly entertained.
Mrs. and Miss Copeland and Miss
Mayberry left Saturday morning for
their home, having spent a pleasant
week here. Misses Dayse and Eva
Murrell will leave Friday, August g..
for Memphis.
F. G.. Smith, the efficient principal
of Pearl High School, left for Chica-
go and points West on Tuesday night
to spend his vacation, and to take a
much needed rest. Prof Smith has
made record in the schools of Nash
vile of which any man might be
proud, and one which can hardly be
excclled anywhere. For 81 years he
has taught in the schools of Nashville
and has never been absent or tardy a
single day. Each morning during all
these years, through sunshine and
storm, through rain, snow or sleet, he
has been found at his post of duty and
always on time.
Mrs. S. A. Sawyers, of 40 Eighth
avenue, North, returned from Cairo
this week, where she has been attend
ing the Nashville District Conference
of the G. M, e. Church. She reports
the Conference a grand success, both
, spiritually and financially.
: Mr. J. B. Summers, of Eleventh
o avenue. North, is visiting relatives al
, Jerdonia, Tenn.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton and grand
? daughter, Bertha, who have been Wis
! iting few days in Bellview, have re
turned home.
: Mrs. Emma G. Hopkins, of East
Nashville, is visiting friends and rela
/. tives in Arkansas and Memphis. Mrs
Hopkins is also a representative Of
o Ruth No. 1926 at the Grand Lodge Of
1 G.. U. o. of o. F., which convenes in
Memphis, beginning August 8.
G Mr.. G. F. Hill has recently beer
!. elected director of the l. o. l. Band.
!. Bishop Evans Tyree will speak tt
the men of Nashville Sunday at
:. p. m, subject, Suffering for the Lacl
n of Men,"
Z Mrs. Milley Batson Is still on thu
!. sick list.
4 Mrs. Belle Valentine left the cit!
v Sunday for Columbia Tenn, where
she will spend three weeks visiting
h her parents.
+. Mrs. Addie House Is very sick a
, this writing.
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Howse, Of 161
Eighth avenue, North, entertainet
n Mr.. and Mrs. Gus W. Moore recently
;. Mrs. M. H. Freeman and children
" have gone to Christiana to spend tn
,. month of August
Miss Glendora Brice, Of 631 Web
ster street, East Nashville, spent tw,
weeks in. Springfield with her aunt.
o. Miss Jamie Brice and Maud Wi
l. kerson of East Nashville left Satul
day for Springfield where they will
- spend a few days and then will go t.
- Cedar Hill, Adams Station, Saddles
. vile, Guthrie and GAINESVILLE.
y Miss Jimella Bats of East Nash
g vile left Saturday for Springfield.
Mr.. Robert Summers spent Sunda,
IS in Springfield
=, WANTED-Six men to room o
board at 4O4 Fifth avenue, North, AM
q Cedar street. Three nice front room
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