The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-05

clothes caught fire and before assist
ance could reach her, life was extinct.
She had been a devoted Christian for
forty-four years. She was a member
of Braden's Chapel M. e. Church. She
died at the ripe age of sixty-six years.
Two daughters-Mrs. Cornelia Whit
aker and Mrs. Louisa Balle-survive
her. el "a
The Busy Bee Club will give
Queen Prize Contest and Mask Enter
tainment at Burrus Hall February 10,
for the benefit of Roger Williams
University. ,sa.
The Japanese Carnival was a great
success. Proceeds netted $4,000. Big
house! Big entertainment! Three
cheers for. Mrs. Joseph Lane and Cap
tain S. p Tony!
Come to Spruce Street every Thurs
day night and hear our young people,
Mr.. S. f. Williams, of Fisk, will speak
Thursday night.
Big educational mass-meeting next
Monday night at Spruce Street Baptist
Church, Come out and be with us.
The African lady will entertain the
public next Wednesday night, Febru-
airy II, at the Spruce Street Baptist
Church.
Miss Ellen Mae Henderson is on the
sick list.
Reys, Jones and Butler were at
Spruce Street Baptist Church Sunday
night. They are two of Roger Will
liams' brightest "theologs." Come
again, boys, you are always welcome.
Christ All in ALL" will be the pas
tors subject Sunday at II a. m, at
Spruce Street Baptist Church. Revi-
val meetings begin February %.
Miss Bessie E. Garrett, of 919 Blank
street, who has been seriously i'll for
two months. is improving. Although
confined to her Der, it is thought she
will soon be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Eason, of
91S Eighth avenue, North, are all
smiles over the arrival of. fine boy,
born paRparI8 His name is Robert
Brady Eason, Jr..
Miss Elizabeth leonard, daughter
of Mr. w. H Leonard, Of the Publish
ing House of the. A. E. Church Sun
day&ehOol Union, contemplates visit
ing Europe during the spring or sum-
mer. .-.,.
The Busy Bee Club will give a
Queen Prize Contest and Mask Enter
tainment at Burrus Hall February Is,
for the benefit of Roger Williams
University. er
Mr.. Evans Fl. !Tyree is now connect
ed with the. printing department of the
"A, M. E: TChHrch ,Sunday-School Union
IsillMiss John Thonlpsons who has been
here on sick leave. left for Knoxville
on Wedneshysto resume her work as
a teacherinthe Deaf and Dumb School
of Tennessee. g '.FH'G l.iiaJ
Mr.. Norton the popular undertaken
of Columbia, Tenn, was in the city at
tending the. lectures of embalmers.
Mrs. P. L. Hurt, of Lexington, KY
arrived in the city last Wednesday
night where she will reside in the fu.
| ture. sn|s
Mrs. Sarah Kenny, Of Fifth avenue
South, who has been so seriously i'll
is convalescing slowly.
Mr. Hayes Moore and little daugh
ter, Eugenia spent Sunday in Hop
kinsville with his daughter, Mrs. A. B
| Duncan.
Mr.. A. w. Fite made flying trip tt
Humboldt, Tenn, on business pertain
ing toethe Order of Knights Of Pythias
He; was the guest of DR.. o. S. Sawyers
Mrs. Ella Smith, of this city, left las
Saturday for Louisville and Guthrie
KY. Before returning she will visi
GAINESVILLE and Sadlerville.
Misses Mary Moore and Leola Por
ter left Saturday for Hot Springs, Ark
Mr. w. P. Phillip, of 709 Sixth ave
nue., South, was seriously hurt in ;
wreck on :.Monday night on his wa!
home from Memphis, Tenn.
Rev. E. o. Jones, of Kansas City
Kan, filed the. pulpit at st. Paul A. M
E. Church on last Sunday morning
with credit to himself and congrega
ton.
r. w. Sampson Brooks, pastor OF 81
Paul Church, with the assistance o
Rev. Howard, of Kansas City, Mo, vii
commence the season revival on mex
Sunday morning, February Z. Tn
members and friends are cordially in
vited to attend.
The Busy Bee Club will give
Queen Prize Contest and Mask Enter
tainment at Burrus Hall February X
for the benefit Of Roger William
1 University