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inosGen anoerer Anftdjt,
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meniiden Siitriftcn.
g n il a antinopel, II. 0ta

Sfonitanttnopel, II. Mai
Spiiden Sheffet Gaida, ocn1
6ommanoeur Der jungtiirftihen Ir'
'mee, uno oen Mitglieoern Oes neuer
aabinetts lit iiber Ole @erlpenouua
Der i'm yilbiS &iosf gefuubenen Gel
Der eine beitige Weinungsuerihi hieOeu'
belt ausgebrohen. Ter SaIda III
Der 9lniiht, oaB 6as @elo, bas Die
Summe bon $S,000,000 in Bar unS
leiht perfGuflide Bnpiere entbdlt, Sur
Gefllng ser Soften ser 9lrmee per
penbet perben ioa; ole WiniIter o6er
pollen es in Ben gtationalihas ii6er'
fiibren. 8orl6ufig beiinbet iih ber
SaIho inioiern i'm 8orteil, ols oiC
i'm TolaIt entoeften Sf)dse in,
ariegsntiniiterium nieoergelegt NOR
tcn iino, iid alio unter Ieiner Sbbut
beiin0en.
gon bier lit beute cine mebiSiniifc
Sommiiiion nit groBen 8orrdter
nad Abana obgegangen, nm ben gtot'
leibenoen Stlie 5u bringeu.
9neieo Ben, ser aus Dem amt ent
laIfene @ouperneur bon gloona, III
bier angefommen. INN Dem Winiitel
bes Snnern Die neulihen Shl1hte'
reien 3u erflaren.
abana. II. Mai. - Die bie
figen geborben b1ben cine Sdusiuf
rng angeoronet. um Die ben 9lrme'
riern geitoblenen unb geroubteu ga,
d,en, DIE Sci Der Weselei fortgefont'
men limo, alfSufinben uno lie tbrer
geiisern nieber5ugeben.
Die bieiigen Miiblen iino tpie6er
i'm 8anae; Die ginfubr bon Mebl III
taber nidt l6uger notrpenoig.
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Dlutiesr kampf
III 0fr kirGr.
,8rci Nerifnner Serfleiidjcn chamber
bcim 8uttcsbirnit.
Jun0rrte uan AnoadJtiaea
III eroker Arftesnns.
Nc Sirdjcnid,anber gcbOrcn 81 angc'
icBcnen Samilicn.
sc onterep, Merifo, If. Mai.

&c uterep, Werifo, II. Wlai
@1breno S5unoerte bon 9lno0fti'
gen in bcr Melie in Der &atteoraIc
tuicten, ichten 5lpei iunoe Stuoenter
IN Dem @ottesbauie nit Iaihenmei'
fern cincn bllitigen 8umpi aus unS
fiefen unter ben glnpeicnoen etnc
tpabre Tanif beroor. Gie airtCn'
ihGnoer iino 9hcaroo Guiro5 mn
gIionio 6orias, slngeb6rige uorneh'
mer isamilien mo Stubenten ocE
WariIta.Goaegiums. sic baben bcio(
fdpcre @unoen oapongetragen.
3niifeu ocn bci0en jllngen ecu
ten beItono ieit eiuiger ;3eit Bitter
Stinbid)ait, uno i6lieBIid for6crt,
GuiroS oen SorioS gum 3mct:onp Z
feraus, crbielt aber BON ieinein Se1
rter feline glnttport 9lls er i'm II
Der aathcorole trof, trot er an ifi
.3r uno beiduloiate i'm Ser Teilbe,
lm6 in eiRm @utouSbruh 'oq 80
rios iein @eiier aus Ser Icidc I'M
itof, oui Guiros los. 9tunerblifi;F
bottc o,Sh iener iein NcIicr IN De-
&auo, rno Dor ben Slugen Der ent'
'iesten Menae entiporn iit cir bI'.
tiger &f. geioc nurbcn if~c;
pcrlett, ebc lie auseinon6cr 8eriiicH
ireroen fonnten.
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Doule brinet
Sfnfation.
Nennt Snfel Ses ainSes ale Nitidal.
oisen on ieiner Gntfnbrnns.
Warmt balb ufreeIfene
Mor0sefdDidltr mifotr auf.
Die pernrteilten ainSesrGnber ueroen
nadD Sem 3nd)tbanie srbrad,t.
specrcer. 80. II. asoi.

Somes gonle, Ger lpegen ain0eS.
rnitbs Sit Iebensldnalid)em 3uftboule
peritrteilt poroen lit, hnt iein 8erlpre.
hen erfiillt mo cine Seniotion erreat.
benn er beihuioigt niemano nroers
ais .Sdrrp Sorofer pon Shoron, Vo,
eiren Sdapager bes slnlpalts @bitId.
olio einen Snfel oes entfiibrten ano.
ben, ais oen slnitifter Der gntfiibrln9
INTO beballptet ierner Dab 8orofer bsr
Morocr einens geipiiien Tnn Neebls
IN DonnpstMpn, Ohio, lei. Der Woro
trilg iid| Dor etrua IA sSobren 5u uno
lit ME aiifaefldrt porocn. gople be.
bonptct, aus ser grtfernuna Sorofer
aeieben 3u habert. ais er iid) iiber
Hcebles 2cife beliatc uto 8rieie an
iidJ nabm. Gonn lei er oapongelaii.
rem, imo er 9ople bnbe nod
einige 9rieic geiunoen. Sornfer babe
ibm uon 3eit sn 3eit
Sd)ipeigraclo
ee,dhIt. 5anit oie Sahe nidIt an oen
Tag fomme. Gor etipa iehS Wona.
ten hobe er gople = $1,000 bon
iSorafer oerlongt, lrBtcrer babe ober
oas gclo nid,t gebabt. Stott Oeiien
babe er Die gutfiibruna bes fleinen
@bitla eepInnt linS aud, auseefiibrt.
Ter anabe ici 9oplc crit in 8arren
ausgelieiert porSen.
Tie obenteperiide 8eidihte miro
ioapobl bon Serrn 5orofer als audi
Scrrn @bitla sanS entihieoen IN ah'
reoe seitegt.
Titts6urg, IL. Mai.
sSnnles gople uno ieine sSrau Selen
iino geitern abeno bier i'm lpejtliden
3udtbanie aes Stdates eingeIieiert
tporSen, nm lore Straien anSutreten.
Ie @eiangenen mubien In eineln
Seiten5ilnaffsr bon eifianoer MbIfieo
nebmen, oa Tie it'd Den Geidnauis.
regeln entiprebeno ip1breno ibrer
Strof5eit. D. +. alio in tuenigitens %
Sabren, Der Inuer Der Stroie Der
Srnu. nidt rpieoeriaben merSen. Srnu
9ople nmdrmte iino fiiBte ibreu
Waun, Der fein 3eifen Der gcipe.
gung 81 erfenen gab. Ionn ipuroer
ole @efangenen getrennt unb nad)
ibren 3ellen gcbrndt.
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guoe nit knaueffekt.
galluafabrt ihlicRt nit elmer sefGbr
lid)en Grp!OiiOn.
8 m a ba. II. !Oeai.

Smaba, II. 0eai.
Ter slrmeeballon Go. 12, Ser fiiri
Dor Nlittog pom Sort Gmabd ans
einen slufitieg unternomlnen botte,
sing sesen Z ltbr abenos nj Ser RGbe
BON Ssafion nieoer. slls er iih nod
ipenige Sub iiber Ser grooberil6dr
befnr;s, errlo0ierte er. dber Saupt.
mann CHANDLER uno 2eiitndnt @are,
oie sSniniien ieiner @onoel, fanien NIT
leihten Serlesiingen oaoon. @on lit
Ger glniidt, oaB Die itnrfe eleftriid,e
Spanuuug Der 2lft ons 8as 5ur
erploiion scbraft bat
rSm llebrigen" mar Der Slug Elm
grfola; man erreihte cine Sobe BON
1000 SuB uno leate cine Strede Don
t20 @leilen Suriid.
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pfforeuis TIM
Abfabeebiet
&llaemcincr Merger inter Den bent
idcn glnslanbbGnblern.
Soukampf sessn amerika
in Anreenng eebradlt.
@eIe Der Gerbred,eu iiberHntet oaa
... ganse &eid).
g erIir, If. Dtoi.

D.. Berlin, If. Mui.
Sic ourh bas 8or9eGeu ser mnB,
1ebenSen @epalten in @aibingtor
nottpenoig gerporbenc Neuresclunq
bes banoclspolitiihen 8ertdltniiies
spiihen Ieutidlano unb ben 8erei.
nigten Staaten riidt itetig mebr in
ben 8reilnprnft oes SSntereiIes. Iie
8I1tter ba6en nit Ser gtorteruna
Der eiuihldgigen Sraser begonnen
uuo ieben einitpeilen feline giinitigt
Gnttuidlltng porauS. alaemein
fonrmt 0ic lleber5eugung sum Nus.
Drud, DAB Ole 9lufga6e, lpelhe bee
6eutiheu 9otid)afters in 8aibington.
@rafen Sobonn Seinrif p.8ernitorff
borrt, li6 cuBerIt i6pieriq geitalten
ntuB. Die 3eitungen perlongen su.
merlt, oaB fortar gleihpertige 3ugc.
itGnoniiie fir Die Meiit6egiinitiguna
eetpG6rt tperoen. lie aarorier a6et
eeben Ielbit 10 melt, iih fir einen
ebentrlelen 3ollfrieg aus5uiprehen.
gerbrefenuclle in pcridlieSenen Sei.
len ocs Gcidjes.
@roBtes glufieben erregen Ole
orBersepohnlid lanaen gerihte ser
glGtter ii6er ariminnlereigniiie in
Den perifieoeniten @egenoen Ses
8ei6es. Ganatb bat cine formlihe
8erbredenpelle eingeiett. Sier lit sic
on Ser &orneritrabe apobnbdfte @itipe
Reiffe balb tot geid,laaen poroer,
Sic tatte oen @el66rieitrGger ertpar,
tet, rpeIher 5lpeifellos nls Spier ans.
erieben NOR itnb is;tSem perluiBl
miro. Der 5Gter lit entfommer.
,sn 9lufregung befirbet iih ole Se.
o6lferuuq 0es Iories 8ennin BEL
aanSs6era in granOenburg. Tort er,
ifoB Ger s(rbeiter @intrrbera Oie
Hentnersfrau @ebrfe aus Berlin unS
blics iih oann ielbIt oas Sebenslihi
aus. llcber Die Tragooie oerlautet
borl1lriig nihts gtGbcres.
2aut Yfelbung aus iSranfiurt
O. 20. suurSe cine irau bon einem
masfierten R1uber in etrem Giien.
babnSuee iiberialen. Sic iette lid
nad ar6iten Sur 8ebr, iunroe d6er
n, Dem aanpie niht rnbeoenfIifl
uerlGet. lem llnbolo aeIang es. lie
nm Die 8crtiofen, meldle lie BET lid
hotte. 3u berniibcu.
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perrdter uor 6erifDt.
Vrpsef Ses terroriitiiden Eoli5iiten
Qupnfinc.
az 9>ptprsburo II

ct. 8eters6ura II. Mai.
8ei ungebeurem 9lnorang bes Glt.
bIifums bot beitte Der Yrp5eB OeS
fliiberen Boli5eioireftors 2opufine
begonnen; er itebt uuter Der sluflage,
Mitglieo Ser terroriltiidsn Iartei 81
icin. 9ie 3uidauerifnft beItano gum
groBten 5eil aus eSraueu. Ter Bro.
SeB miro bel ofienen Siiren eefiibrt,
Tie 8eihlporenenbanf entbalt eineu
abmiral, eincn @eneral, einen aOeIs.
marihaq uno mebrere @nuern. Ter
Sbmcnn Der 8eidporenen lit Sena.
tor 8orparin. Cine an5obI bobcr
Goli5eibeamten lit porgelaoen nor.
ben.
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Mmerifaniider @elebrter ausse.
seidnct.
SCI q itnn. IN Mni

80 It on, II. Wai.
gotihdfter Satabira BON Sapan III
bier einsetroifen uno bat beltte NOR.
gen I'M Sdirie bon CHARLES 9. Samliu
cine ieltene 3eremonie ausseiiibrt.
CIR iiberreihte in 8egenmart elmer
aroBsn Suite bon iaponiihen @iir.
oentr6gern Dem grdiiocnten G1arleS
So. eliot pon Ger ltniperiit1t Sar.
pcro Seu Sroer sur alifgebeuoen
Come, ben Der aoiier BON sSnpon
neiiIid Dem ameritaniiten @elebrten
urlieben bat.
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Sn nnan9rnrbmer eles.
Iarlcbensfirma iuirO upn oca Scbor.
ben brid)lagnaGmt.
g8innipea. II. Moi.

SS Slnnt peg, ii. Wdl.
Die GolBei ia: oa$ Bureau oet
@eIoperleibiirm1 bon 5olmau be.
hloarahmt unO aus ber @eihdftS.
biihcrr erieben, ouB sic 5irmn 8eIb.
aeihdfte betrcibt, oie niht nit bei
@eiesen 8onaoaS in ginflang Ite6en
Sri. y. u. SIpnn pcn Rclu Dorf. oit
Gripatiefret1rin ocs .. s. Splman
lit IN Salt geuommen tporben: Si(
gebOroen lueigern iif, tie geger
giirsifaft 81 entlaiieu. sSriibere 9ln.
geitellte Der ,sirma, 6ie aber fiir5lif
entlaiien tporben iinS, tperoen als
Grou5eugen alfftreten. Die 8eboroer
boifen. eine lteberfiibrung Der Sirmo
pegeu @iihers berbeifiibren 5u fon'
men.
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NiagaraJ salts, II. Wsni.
@eraoe als Elm eetpiiier 8iIis
Mbtte I'M 8esriffe itanb, ben Sdrncs
9bomas 5u ermoroen, ipuroe er BON
einem 8lutitilr5 befoaen; Der ShuB
ben er auf Ibomas gerihtet bate
sins iebl, uno er ieIber itiir5te blut.
be6edt an gooen.
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~ N.
Yarts, ii. Dlai

Tie rliiiihe gleaierung hot Ger
fran,0iiihen in nller sSorm ntitgeteilt,
DoB aaiier 9tifolans i'm fommenoen
CONNER oeu 9eiud, oes grdii6enten
Galieres eripioern .piro.
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efina. ii. p,oi

yettn o, IL. Wfdf.
Sier iit Elm Gbineie unter bem ger.
oaht, Sen 8roBrai Chang Gbi.Suns
ermoroen Sii pollen in Soft senom.
men iuoroen. gln Der Rerion oes
gserbafteten bat man @uffen seiun.
oen.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-04-09
SMYRNA NOTES.

On account of failure to receive pro-
grams the Mt. Zion Baptist Sunday
school will not have an exercise on
Easter. The M. E. Sunday-school will
render a program in the afternoon.
The effort to set up a K. P. Lodge
and a Court of Calanthe here is meet
ing with success and will, no doubt,
be set up this month.
The annual May concert at the M.
E. Church will take place the first
Saturday night in May conducted by
Mrs. L. NJ. Wendell, of Nashville,
Tenn, followed by a grand rally on
the first Sunday.
Mr.. J.. I. Wade spent Sunday and
Monday in Nashville.
Mesdames J. /. Wade and Bette NJ.
Frierson are in the city.
Miss G. Graham, of Nashville, was
the guest of Mrs. Mariah Howse last
week.
Mr.. S. Bats, of Nashville, visited
Miss Graham here and returned tc
the city Sunday night.
Mrs. Chanty Buchanan entertained
a few friends Sunday in honor of the
birthday of her sister, Mrs. Mamie
Wilson, who is soon to leave for Okla
hOma.
Mr.. H. Vaughan, of Murfreesboro
was here Monday on business.
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NOTES.

Rev. B. A. Bailey, of Cornersville,
filled Rev. G.. w. Hodges pulpit Sun
day night, March rs.
Rev. Hodge preached at Mckenzie
Chapel Sunday.
Rev. w. M. Harris, pastor Of First
Baptist Church, filled his pulpit Sun
day. =.
Violet Chapter No. SO o. e. S. gave
their annual banquet Saturday night.
Two prizes were given to the persons
drawing the lucky tickets. Mr.. l..
Payne Johnson was awarded first
prize and Miss Matte Murphy the
second prize. Sunday at 2:90 p. m.
the Chapter had it's annual Palm Sun
day services. After the usual cere-
mony. Miss L. M. Smylie read an eX-
cellent paper and Mrs. E. J.. Haynes
gave a beautiful recitation in her usu'
al. charming way At the close of the
exercises, Rev. G. r. Norman. of Pu
laski, preached a most excellent ser
mon.
Rev. Norman preached for Rev. R
A. Dowell, at II o'clock Sunday ant
filed the pulpit Of the Baptist Church
Sunday night.
Presiding Elders, H. L. P. Jones anC
I. H. Smith will preach at AlleI
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church, Tuesday AM
Wednesday nights.
Mrs. I. B. Watson, of Cornersville
was the guest of Mrs. r. H. Wood
last week.
Little Miss Carrie Taylor visite
Miss Lucille Hodge last week.
Mr.. Burdell Laird, of Cornersvill'
2 was here Sunday.
Rev. R. A. Dowell was in Nasf
vile this week.
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GAINESVILLE NOTES.

Prof. R. L. Yancey, of Evansville,
Ind, was in the city last week visit
ing friends.
Prof. P. H. Benson, of Hampton
Station, was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Dan Gordon and DR.. S. Jeffer-
son spent Sunday in Hopkinsville,
Ky.
A number of operative patients will
be at the Home Infirmary this week.
DR.. Robt. r. Burt returned from
Nashville Saturday evening.
Misses Natalie Jenkins and Miss
Alma Harris left for Nashville Fri
day morning to be present at the
senior banquet at Meharry.
Easter services will be held at all
the churches Sunday.
The Fisk Quartet, which sang at
st. Peters A. M. e. Church several
weeks ago, will give a return engage
ment at Elders Opera House, May 18th,
for the benefit of the GAINESVILLE
Home Inirmary.
The funeral of Mrs. d. B. Rice was
held at the residence of her husband
on Ford and st. Johns streets last
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs.
Rice had been i'll for several months,
although her death anne as a shock
to her many friends.
Revival meetings are being held at
Fifth Ward Baptist Church, Wesley
Chapel C. M. E. Church and st. Peters
A. M. e. Church and all have had a
number of converts.
Messrs. Hendricks and Wesley, of
Fisk University, passed through Mon
day en- route to Nashville from Erin,
Tenn.
Quite a number will attend the Me-
harry Commencement this week.
Mrs. c. A. Kelly and son left for
Nashville Saturday morning and will
: be gone several days.
The members of the graduating
e class of the city public schools will
give a concert at Fifth Ward Baptist
Church Friday night, April Is.
Get the Globe from Mr.. Oscar Dab
ney or Mr.. H. R. Merry.
Miss Lula Dix entertained last Mon
e day night in honor of Miss Natalie
Jenkins. Among those present were
Messrs. Geo. G. Dabney, U. s.. Dabney.
d H. w. Randals, H. r. Merry, VIM
Jenkins, Thomas Keesee, DR.. Robt. T
Burt and Mr.. Thomas Garrett, Misses
Jenkins, Mamie and Lula Keesee, AL
). ma, Bessie and Lena Harris, Shelton
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ma Carney, Eta Carney, Josie Glinn,
Maggie Glinn. Willie Eunice Haley,
Messrs. Marvin and Jesse Williams,
Oscar and James Glinn.
Mr.. l.. Fl. Hendrix visited Mr.. X.
s. Hendrix, of Arlington, Tenn, We'd
nesday.
Misses Lizzie and Leila Swancy
were guests of Miss Clara Jordan
SUNDAY.
Mr.. Jno. Glinn has returned to his
home, Nashville, after spending sew
eral days visiting relatives at this
place.
Miss Mamie b. Swancy spent a few
pleasant hours with Mrs. Mary L.
, Jordan Sunday.
The Misses Swancy and Misses Car
ney went to Harpers River to fish
Tuesday.
Mr.. Ben Howard Swancy visited
Mr.. and Mrs. White Swancy, OF
! Triune, Sunday.
Miss Ola Bracy spent Wednesday
night with Mrs. F. A. Holford.
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CEMETERY T

The farmers at this place are very
busy planting corn.
Rev. Stokes Bell preached an eX-
cellent sermon at Stones River Chapel
Sunday night, his text being 81 am
that I am, Jehovah is my name"
Mrs. Henry Quarles, of Nashville,
has returned home after a short stay
with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hugle.
There will be an entertainment Civ
en- at Stones River Chapel Friday
night, April 8, 1909, given by the
trustees.
Mrs. Wright, of Nashville, spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. John
Howse.
Mr.. Samuel Howse of Nashville
was the guest of his mother, Mrs
Howse recently.
Misses Bessie and Abigail Huglt
were the guests Of Miss Ella R, Ma
son Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rucker ant
family spent the day with thei
mother, Mrs. Marshall Kibble, of Nun
freesboro.
Mrs. Howse, Mrs. windrow, Mrs
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~LYNNVlLLE OTE

The different Sunday-schools here
are preparing excellent programs for
Easter.
Nine men left the city last Thurs
day, April LIST for Boardman, N. c.,
where they will spend the rest of the
year. Those who went were Messrs.
Jonas Gordon, w. R. Bills, Walter
Perry, Edd Usry, Will Gordon, Edd
Wagstaff, Will Hollice, Juston Nc
Claurine and Edd Harris.
Miss Carrie B. Gordon went to
Lowery's Chapel last Thursday on
business. She was accompanied by
Miss John Ella Braden.
Mrs. Dora Amos was called to Mt.
Pleasant last Thursday to the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. Nerva Higdon.
Rev. M. w. Moore, of Decatur, Ala,
preached an excellent sermon at Rob
ertson Fork Baptist Church Tuesday
night.
Mrs. John Mcclure and Mrs. Otis
Mcclure went to Pulaski Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie E%ldridge went to Big
Creek Sunday.
DR.. A. B. Marsh went to Pulaski
Monday.
Mrs. Anna Parks was the guest of
Mrs. Mosley Scott Monday evening.
Mrs. Ida Gordon and Miss Anna
May Braden attended services at Nc
Kensey's Chapel Sunday.
Mr.. Sammie Edmerson and his sis
ter, Mrs. Buford Mitchell, are at home
from Darlington, KY.
Mrs. Mollie Galloway is reported
better at this writing.
Invitations have been extended for
Our meeting, we have had no cause
to regret; our partin g gives pangs OF
sorrow. 1t is sad, but it is true, we
must now say Farewell"
an egg hunt Easter Sunday given by
Misses Helen Boyd, Mary Braden and
IRA Boyd.
Mr.. Tom Eldridge is here from
Nashville visiting relatives and
friends.
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CEDAR GROVE NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Holford enter
tanned Sunday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. NJ. Bracy. A %three-course
menu was served.
Miss Carrie Carney was home with
her parents Sunday.
Miss Emma Jarrette was the guest
of Miss Clara Jordan Wednesday
night. .
Little T. Horace Carney is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Laura B. Swancy visited her
sister, Mrs. America Wimms, of Bed
ford County, Thursday, returning
Friday.
Mr.. Frank Seay was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Holford Thursday night
We are glad to report that Mr.
Robert Glinn, who has been sick fol-
several weeks, is convalescent.
Miss Mamie B. Swancy was guess
of Mrs. Mattye G.. Woods Saturday
Little Miss Nina Brown Carney en-
~tertained a number Of friends Sun
day. Those present were Little Miss
es Lille Hendrix, Pearl Hendrix, En-
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ERENEzER NOTES.

The residence of Rev. j.. Upshaw
caught fire from some unknown u
Saturday afternoon, but the blaze was
e~xtinguished before any serious dam
age occurred.
The II. B. Club met Sunday after
noon with all the members present.
The news budget was read by Miss
Mamie Upshaw. The SOLO by Miss
Annie Hall was fine; also the recita-
tions by Eugene Hall and Julia Bat
tie.
Miss Willie Mai Upshaw gave a
very interesting talk on the Sunday
morning lesson last Sunday. Address
by Rev. VIM. Lusk, Superintendent.
The funeral services of Mr.. Phillip
Hall, which were conducted Tuesday
afternoon, were very impressive.
Every available seat in the church
was occupied. Those officiating were
Revs. E. r. Reed. B. Manner and j,
Upshaw. He leaves a wife, four sons
and a daughter to mourn his loss.
Mr., Rufus Jenkins, who has beer
sick since early fall, died Monday
afternoon.
The following pupils of the Sun
day-school here were given certificates
for perfect attendance for three
months: Misses Willie Mai and Ma
mic Upshaw, Addie Sledge, Lille anC
Eugenia Hall, Harriet and Olive
Ewing.
Our pastor visited his wife last Sun
day at Pulaski.
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OUT OF TOWN NOTES.
NOTES.

The fourth meeting of the Golden
Light Club was held at the residence
of Mrs. Tennie Jordan, Monday night,
March 20. A large number was pres
ent. Rev. ]. A. Meyers sang and OIL
fered a After the routine Of
business the club was served with a
toothsome menu. The next meeting
was held with Mrs. Ada Nancy on
April 4th.
The Easter rogram which is being
prepared for rendition by the mem
bers of the First Baptist Church and
choir will be an impressive one. The
choir being trained for the occasion
bv Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Meyers.
The friends of Mrs. Abbie Young,
formerly of this city, now OF Chicago,
are very deeply panied and grieved
to hear of her death. During her
life in Murfreesboro she was a devout
member of the First Baptist Church
and was always willing to work when
ever duty called. The church eX-
tends its deepest sympathy to the be-
reaved family.
Routine of service at First Baptist
Church: S~unday-schoOl $3.50; services
II a. m. and 1880 p. m; prayer meet
ing Thursday evening 8 p. m.-Rev.
J. A. Meyers, pastor.
Mrs. Walter Jordan, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hollins
at the Cemetery, has returned home.
Messrs. Walter Jordan and Ernest
Jamison were called to Nashville
Tuesday on account of the sudden
death of their brother, Mr.. J. W.. Jor
dan.
Miss Florence Kirk was the guest Of
Miss Annie E. Brown Sunday.
Miss Stella Lee House, who has
been i'll at the home of her parents
GIT West Main street, returned to
Nashville Sunday, where she will re
sumo her studies with the Eighth I
Grade at Pearl High School.
Mrs. Alice Jordan, who has beel
quite i'll. is improving.
Misses Brown and Kirk spent
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Waite
Jordan Sunday.
Mr.. James Walker Jordan, who die
in Nashville, Tuesday, March 30tt
was brought to Murfreesboro an
buried Wednesday. Funeral from tn
residence of his mother. Mrs. Alic
Jordan, 551 West Main street. at
p. m. attended by Rev. Weatherly, c
NJ. r. Church.
The members of First Baptis
Church stormed Rev. and Mrs. ]. !
Meyers Saturday night.
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LAKE PROVIDENCE NOTES.

Miss Laura Bunch, of South Nash
vile, vas the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Davis Sunday last.
Rev. Lawrence, formerly of Chica-
go, H., now of Nashville, Tenn,
preached for the members of the Bap-
list Church Sunday.
The members of the sixth grade Of
Mt. Pisgah School will give an enter
tainment at the school house Satur-
day afternoon, April 10, 1909.
They extend through the Globe a cor
dial invitation to all friends.
The B. O. Order No. 20 held their
monthly meeting Monday night. In
the absence of the President Bro. G.
Owens held the gavel.