The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-06-11

Charlotte c.. Fort last Monday, and
left that night for Sadlersvills, Tenn.
Plank's Chill Tonic for malaria,
chills, fever, cold and La Grippe.
Guaranteed. Price rs cents per bottle.
Mr.. Win Dudley and Mrs. M. A.
Dudley, his wife, of Peacher's Mill at
tended services at Bethel last Sunday
Mrs. Laura Johnson and her
friend, Mrs. Fannie H. Perry, are
iting her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Miller,
in Wartrace.
The Housekeeper Embroidery Cir
Gle met with Mrs. John Liggin, 1OO1
Eleventh avenue. After business was
transacted the circle was served with
refreshments. They adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Thos. Vaughn, 91S
Warren street, Monday, June IA, 1909.
Mr.. VIM. M. Battle, who works with
Mr.. Carter, the tailor, has been in
disposed for a few days. He is now
improving rapidly.
Mrs. H. w. Temple, 913 Seventh
avenue, South, left Monday night for
New York where she will join her
husband.
Mrs. Elmyra Nichols and Mrs. Lou
Use Brown have gone to Columbus,
o., to make it their home.
Mrs. A. r. Powell has arrived from
Oakland, Cal, visiting her mother at
17OS Scovell street.
Little Maggie Flemming is very Ill
and has been for two weeks.
Miss Fuchia and Master QWentard,
of South Pittsburg, Tenn, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. White, OF 8
Garden street recently.
Misses Cora Bell and Ora Dell
7 Wade, of 1924 Thorn street, left May
Goth for M~urfreesboro to spend the
( summer with their sister, Mrs. Spain,
/ and to attend the institute.
Mr.. Will Crutcher, or 1859 Patter-
: son street. is now in the country with
: his father on the account Of illness,
4 He was accompanied by his little son
S Jerry.
i Mrs. Connie Foster, of 1641 Patter'
son street, who has been on the sick
( list, was out Sunday and was delight
Y ed to be in her class at Mt. Olive Sun
d day-school. She is a member o.
/ class Is.
Mrs. Edna Partee, of % South Hill
n street, left Friday, June 18th for New
b Haven, Conn, where she will spen(
several months for recreation.
u Mrs. Paul w. Hodge and children
little Miss Pauline and Master Me-
win Eugene have arrived from st
r Louis. Mo-, on a short visit to he
d aunt, Mrs. Josie Booker, 1915 Milsol
O. avenue.
r Prof. R. B. Hudson, of Selma, Ala
s. Recording Secretary of the Sunday
re School Congress, also Secretary Q
the National Baptist convention is
Of the city this week busy with Coz
re gress matters. Prof. Hudson is pre-
pairing most of the matter for the Cor
IN gress Daily Bulletin which Is appear
Il ing each morning at $3.50.
or DR.. D. w. Denny has gone to She
ST byville to- spend a few days.
is The Globe was presented with
basket for the office made by Jerom
10 Stringer.
Mrs. VIM. McGavock entertaine
Miss Julia A. Work and Mrs. WI
ct Bowers at a delicious dinner Sunda
NJ afternoon.
IL Mrs. VIM. Bowers and Mrs. 3. '
Knight were the guests at dinner
AK the home Of Mrs. Lou Crockett,
Blank street Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Louise Spratt, Of Frankli
TN Tenn, spent last Thursday in Il
SUI city visiting Mrs. Jennie Mercer,
70 Berry street and Mrs. G. H. Mile
OF of 1908 Albion street where a nj
lunch was served, she returned hon
IN Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Bowers, OF Wichita, Ka
lnu formerly Miss E. S. Knight, is t
lslt guest of her parents, Mr.. and M
e. w. Knight, 4OS Fifteenth avenl
North.
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OF WONDERFUL INCREASE IN BAN