The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-09
MURFREEsRoRo NOTES.

The Golden Light Club met with
Mrs. Ferguson, of the First Baptist
Church. A delightful menu was
served, consisting Of chicken salad
stuffed eggs, beaten biscuit, pickles,
cream and cake. Sister Rachel San
ders is President of the club; Miss
Annie Brown, Secretary; Miss Emily
Childress, Treasurer. Among the Wis
itors was Mrs. Jas. A. Myers, wife or
the pastor, Rev. ]. A. Myers, who has
now Joined her husband for the sum-
mer.
The First Baptist Church had
quiet rally few weeks ago, in which
over 500 were realized.
Mrs. Mile Strickland is ON the
sick list.
The First Baptist Church is getting
up a splendid choir under the leader
ship of Mrs. ]. A. Myers.
The pastor of the First Baptist
Church attended the Convention and
preached and sang and altogether had
a most enjoyable time, as we'll as be-
ing greatly helped and uplifted spir-
itually.
Mrs. Ferguson, who is one of those
tireless workers in the vineyard who
labor necessarily for the Lord, is now
away on trip doing mission work
and helping the cause in general.
The pastor and wife of First Bap-
tist Church were invited out to spend
July 9Th with Miss PEBBLES, and a
most enjoyable time they had.
Messrs. William Williams and FL
more Bonds spent Sunday at Kirk
land.
Mr.. Harvey Childress spent Sunday
in Nashville, the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rosa Neil
Miss Beulah Miller entertained Fri
day evening at her home on Brady
vile pike. A pleasant evening was
spent At late houru an ice-course
was served. Those present were Miss
es Ora E. Green, Satie N. Williams.
Henrietta Williams, Dilsy Butler,
Elma A. Williams, Ora and Cora
Wade, of Nashville, Messrs. James
Woods, Wyncie Ransom, Percy Jor-
dan, Mr.. and Mrs. Spain.
Mrs. Rosa Overall entertained at
dinner Thursday evening in homo:
of Mrs. Stokes, of Atlanta, Ca, Mrs.
L. Fl Weatherby's guest. Those par
taking of her hospitality were Mes
danes G. B. Brady, Amanda Russell,
Laura PEBBLES, Annie Williams, Lucy
Overall, James Childress, Rev. and
Mrs. R. T. Weatherby, Miss Elma A.
Williams.
The Rutherford County Teachers
Institute was quite a success this
year. The enrolment was eighty
one.
Keys Chapel will celebrate their
thirtieth anniversary and the forty
third organization this week. A pro
gram will be rendered each night
The church is in a prosperous condi'
ton under it's efficient pastor, Rev. r
T. Weatherby.
Mrs. W. R. Smith left Thursday for
Nashville.
The younger set enjoyed hay ride
last Monday night, chaperoned by
Mrs. G.. B. Brady. They went out on
the Bradyville pike to the home oil
Mrs. Geo. Ransom, where they were
delightfully."- entertained. Those par
ticipating were Messrs. Charley
Howse, Charley Alexander, Luther
Miller, James Alexander, James
North, Henry Sublett, Wyncie Ran
som, Misses Fannie Alexander, John
q. Bass, Stella Lee Howse, Satie N
Williams, Willie Alexander, Anna
Anderson, Annie M. Prim, Seppie G
Miller
Mr.. R. c. Eason was in the city
Sunday.
Miss Dilsy Butler entertained last
Wednesday evening. Those present
were Miss Ora e. Green, Mr.. James
, Woods, Miss Satie N. Williams, Mr.
Percy Jordan.
The many friends Of Miss Cordelia
Butler will be glad to know that she
, is able to be up.
Rev. J. N. Watkins, S. G. P. Of th9
w. P. L. A. A, of Murfreesboro, has
, returned from West Tennessee, where
} he has been for the last four weeks
making his annual visit to the lodges
in that section. While there he de