The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-23


visiting her mamma, Mrs. c. ]. Ly-
ons, of 100 Nilsson avenue.
Mrs. Curtis Lyons spent a day in
Lebanon this week.
Rev. Henry A. Boyd, the Assistant
Secretary of the National Baptist
Publishing Board, left the city Tues
day morning for an extended trip
South. He went in the interest of
the Home Mission Board, stopping
first at the Bluff City where he will
meet the Tennessee Baptist State
Convention. From there his timer
airy is Vicksburg, Jackson, Green
wood and Meridian, Miss, Selma and
Montgomery Ala; Atlanta, Ga.
Roanoke, Va; Bristol and Knoxville,
Tenn.
Miss Anna Gee Roach, Miss Henri
eta Floyd, George w. Jackson and
Milton Copper were the guests of
Miss Mammie Nifins Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd were the guests
of Mrs Lucy Crowder, Sunday eve
ming.
The delegates have all returned
from Memphis where they went to the
Baptist State Convention. They re-
port a successful session.
Miss Katie Evans has gone to take
up her work at Tuskegee, after hav-
ing spent pleasant vacation at her
old home.
Mrs. Reeder, of Louisville, KY, is
spending few weeks in our city and
is stopping with her cousin, Mrs.
Wiley Smith, of 1415 Jackson street.
Mrs. P. H. Miller, of 1903 Albion
street, was taken i'll Monday while
shopping in the city. She was con-
veyed to a house where medical at
tention was given her
There will be a grand musical con-
cert at the Sylvan Street Baptist
Church, East Nashville, on the 9th
of July given by the Excelsior Club.
All are invited.
The injunction suit against the K.
of P. Grand Lodge brought by the
white Pythians was called Monday
and continued.
Rev. l.. Drane, of Chattanooga, and
Rev. Thompson, of Jefferson City,
passed through Nashville this week
en- route to Memphis.
Prof. w. S. Thompson is in Mem
phis this week, he being Secretary of
the State Convention.
Miss Goldie Nelson, of IVA Eight
eenth avenue, North, has just re-
turned from visiting relatives and
friends in Springfield, Tenn.
Miss A. M. Freeman has returned
from Franklin, where she spent sew.
eral days last week.
Little Mamie V. Hughes is visiting
her father, Mr.. John Hughes, in St.
Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Vaught, who has
been visiting friends in Nashville
for six weeks, returned to her home
at Greenville, KY, last Sunday morn
ing. Miss Vaught was the guest of
Miss Ettea McKenney and Mrs. Le-
Roy Williamson.
Mr.. VIM B. Reed, of 1906 Eleventh
avenue, South, left Sunday evening en-
route to Pueblo, Col, where he will
spend several weeks with his daugh.
ter, Mrs, Emma P. Cults. Before re-
turning home he will visit DR.. and
Mrs, A. E. Reynolds, of Denver, and
his daughter, Mrs. L. A. Huffman, OF
st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Annie Mai Harlins, left Mon
day evening for Columbia.
Mrs. M. H. Freeman, of Third ave-
nue., South, has returned to the city
Miss Gertrude Mayberry left for ST.
Louis, Mo-, last Sunday morning tc
visit her brother and family. Before
returning to Nashville she will visit
her aunt in Springfield, Ohio.
Miss Maggie Bugg, of Webster
street, who is still very sick, joined
the First Baptist Church, East Nash
vile, last Thursday evening, and was
quietly baptized by Rev. G.. w. Hamp.
ton, who is now acting pastor.
Miss Harriet Hill, daughter OF
Prof. and Mrs. Richard Hill, of 101G
Fairview avenue, was very sick last
week, but is reported this week to be
slowly improving.
Mrs. Wiley Smith, of 1415 Jackson
street, contemplates an extended trip
with Nine. Reeder through Kentucky
Tennessee and Ohio.
Mrs. c. E. Deshazier of Shankland
street, is spending the summer in
Dickson.
WANTED-Six men to room OF
board at 4O4 Fifth avenue, North, and
Cedar street. Three nice front rooms
neatly furnished.
Mrs. Walter Shane and little son
and daughter have gone to Harris
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