The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-29
CITY ITEMS.

sICh llSI. sister LyUt0n is the Oldest
colored Baptist in the city or State.
For more than so years she has been
fighting under a Baptist banner She
should be hOnored by all of the Bap-
lists of Nashville.
Little Miss Pearlie L. Jackson, of
Mt Pleasant, Tenn, is in this city Wis
iting her little cousin, Master Theo-
dius L. c. Thompson, of 1913 Sixteenth
avenue, North
Mrs. E. Dunlap and Mrs. Ridley are
on the sick list.
Miss Lula Morgan, of Hopknsville,
KY, is visiting Mrs. ]. W. Alexander,
of 1017 Sixteenth avenue, North.
While here she will be under the treat
ment Of DR.. c. V. Roman.
Little Georgia Anderson is visiting
Mrs. Smith, of Southwest Nashville.
Mrs. Butler, 1895 Sixteenth avenue,
North, gave her little daughter birth
cay Tarty last Tuesday Essie was IL
years old. The little folks had an en-
joyable time from o'clock until
nine.
The members of Spruce Street Bap-
fist Church rendered Mrs. NJ e. ".
Reed Jones a reception at the church
Wedn sday night January o.
Miss Henrietta Mahin, of fremont
avenue, will visit Miss Willie Ander-
son all Of next week Last week Miss
Mahin spent several days with Miss
Nelson, of Thirteenth avenue, South.
Miss Lula Houston, of 1876 Twelfth
avenue, South, is at home after spend
ing two weeks in Memphis visiting
her. brother.
Mr. F c. Bowling, of 1886 Patterson
street, who was confined to his bed
last week from an attack of pleurisy.
is slowly improving.
Miss Mammie Burken. who was
called to Shelbyville on account of the
death of her brother, has returned to
the city.
Miss Annie Williams, of I'LL Hynes
street, who has been very i'll, is able
to be out again
Mrs. Will H. Clark, of rs Sewer
street, left the city Wednesday, Janu-
airy 20, to spend the remainder of the
winter at Palm Beach, Fla.
Edward Stringer, who has been sick |
for the past few weeks, is improving
slowly
Mrs Fade Stewart McClain of Den
YER Col, arrived in the city last week |
to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs Stew
art, of South Nashville.
Miss Jamie L. Hudson, who has
been very i'll, is able to be out On last |
Sunday evening her many friends in
formally gathered at her home and |
spent very pleasant evening Those
present were as follows: Messrs. W. |
F. Clemmons, R. F. Bunch, c. H.
Powell w. H. Hollins, A. J. Morford
and Mr.. T. F. Leadbetters, of Tuske-
gee, Ala; Misses Robbie Tillman, Bes-
sic Thelma, Freeman and Ellen Stat
ford.
Miss Cora Lse Allen, of 14O1 Pike
street, who was quite i'll last week, is
able to be. out
Miss Maggie Summers, of Glen Cliff,
was the guest of Miss Robbie Tillman
Tuesday evening.
DR.. P. E. Smith, of st. Louis, will
spend a few days in the city with his
cousin, Mrs. O. L. Dyer, while en-
route to Athens, Ala.
Mrs. Sadie L. Doran, of 1923 Four
teeRth avenue, North, is improving
rapidly.
Mr. G. Hamilton Francis a member
of the Sophomore Class of Meharry
Medical College, will probably spend
six months or more in the North this
year.
Mr. Alex. Thompson, who has been
in Chicago for quite a while, has re-
turned home,
Misses Saline Peterson and Hettie
Miller are spending two weeks at the
country home of Miss Peterson at Her
mitage.
Mrs. Gregory, of Fargo, North Da-
kota, reached the city the latter part
of last week for visit to friends and
relatives, and is the guest of Ms
Of Fourteenth avenue, North
Some years ago Mrs. Gregory resided
in this city
Mrs. Geo. Jenkins and Mrs Mary
Warmack spent last Friday with Mrs
]. D. Buchanan, Of 936 Fourth avenue,
South.
The members of the indcrendent
Brass Band take this method to thank
the lady who presented them with a
desk and four chairs
Miss Hettie L. Watkins, who is
product of Fisk. is teaching in Albany,
Ga. She writes that she is succeeding
we'll
Mrs. Anna Golf, aunt of Mrs. S. V.
Lotion, is very i'll at G44 Fogg street.
Mrs. Ella Smith, of 1415 Jackson |
street left Tuesday for Louisville and |