The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-12-17

J. W. Nancy, 219 Eighth avenue,
North.
Mrs. Ben Shelby, of East Nashville,
who recently underwent a serious op-
GRAFTON under Drs. Holmes and Holmes
and Cummings, is doing nicely, and
will soon be able to be out.
The city schools will continue their
work until Friday, December "a,
which is Christmas eve, when they
will have a vacation until Monday,
January End, 1910.
Mr.. IL. w. D. Isaac, Jr., was in the
city this week en- route from the
North.
News comes that the Fisk Quar-
tette is doing fine work in the East,
where they are travelling in the in
terest of the University.
Miss Maggie Mayberry spent last
Sunday at Columbia, Tenn, visiting
relatives.
The H. T. G. M. Club, a ladies' or
ganization of this city, is planning
to present the Mercy Hospital with
a useful Christmas present.
A number of the city churches are
planning to have their Christmas ex-
ercises on Monday night, December
q, as Saturday will be Christmas.
Have you paid your subscription
for 1909?
The family of Rev. N. H. Plus is ex-
pected to reach the city this week
from Springfield, O. They will make
this their future home.
Mr.. John Clemens is sick at his
home on Lafayette street, South
Nashville.
Why not give the Home Baking
Co. an order to bake your Christmas
cakes? Fruit cakes rs to 40 cents
per pound. Pound cakes, 20 cents
per pound; layer, chocolate, cocoa.
nut, caramel cakes, 25 to 40 cents
per pound. White cake, Ribbon
cake, rs cents per pound. Individual
cakes cheap. Tel. Main 1877.
: Rev. A. J.. Stokes, ID. D., of Mont
gomery, Ala, the Treasurer of the
: National Batist Convention and Bust
ness Manager of the National Baptist
Union, was in the city this week.
Mrs. Laura Sims left the city fol
. Columbia, where she will spend the
: winter. Miss Sims is in the hair
= dressing business at Columbia.
Invitations are out announcing the
= engagement and approaching wedding
of Miss Teunetta Louise Mclaughlin
? to Mr.. David A. Washington Wednes
, day, December %, at the home o
u the bride, 446 Houston street.
. The Union Quarterly meeting o
. st. John, Bethel, Payne Chapel anC
/ other churches will be held with st
Paul Sunday afternoon. Rev. DR.
l. Gains, of Payne Chapel, will preacl
at 8 p. m. All are invited.
a If you furnish the ingredients, tn
Home Baking Co. will mix and bak
your fruit cakes for 25 cents. TIE.
Main 1877.
D. Mr.. Shedrick Joiner, who wa
called home on account of the deaf
II of his grandmother, has returned t
Chicago to take up his work.
Mr.. John Galbreath was in tn
city Saturday en- route to Atlanta
Ga. While in this city he was tn
h guest of his sister, Miss Fowler.
The Kirker Bender Patent fire el
h, capes have been recently put on tn
1t building at the Central Insane Ho'
pital.
H. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Lawrence wis
r their many friends to know they ar
le stopping at 1926 Third avenu,
a. North.
ID Camp meeting vas held last FIR
IS day afternoon at the home of Mr.
n Sadie Vaughn, 1910 Albion stree
d After the meeting refreshments wer
o served.
Christmas is only a few days of
IS Let the Home Baking Co. bake you
i cakes. Prices reasonable. Materis
the best. Tel. 1877 Main.
Is The Home Baking Co. furnishe
Is bread for the Booker Washingto
a banquet, also the bread and rolls fo
e the celebration of Rev. c. H. Clark
D. 18th anniversary.
Mrs. G. A. Lewis, wife of Rev. Lev
IL is, has returned to the city after a
" absence of two months or more a
tending the different conferences.
Miss Elizabeth Becton, of Battl
Creek, Mich, arrived last Sunday t
spend the holidays with her sistel
Mrs. Vim. Jenkins, of Stevens stree
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS NOR
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