The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-05
RRlERsvILLE NorEs.

W. GSs
Miss Bette Walker entertained a
limited number of friends last Satur-
day night, January 80 at a social
Games were INDUCED in until late
hour when four-course menu was
served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Webb, Miss Matte Webb
Mr.. joseph Fitzhugh. Mr.. Porter
Hayes. Mr.. Leonard Hayes, Mr.. Ed
and George Pettis, Mr.. Daniel Webb
NJ. John Viuson, Mr.. Earnest Noel.
Miss Bette Walker
Mrs. Frances Porter died last Mon
day January o. Mrs. Porter. though
II wears Of age, was in considerably
qood health and was Sitting in a chair
talking with relatives when she fell
from the chair to the floor and was
ricl,ed un nv her granddaughter and
nlaced on a couch where in a few mo-
monts she hreathed her last. Mrs
Porter was member Of the NJ r
Church of this place, where her funer-
~ was largely attended on Wednes-
dav. Ravs. s. p. Hartsfield and "
G. G. Brown officiating. Mrs. Porter
is survived by one son Mr. Ben Por-
ter. of Argentine. Kansas and one
granddaughter, Mrs. Francis Sadler
IF this place GA t"'uif
Mr.. Ben Porter, of Argentine Kan.
&c hore. having hoon called on -anoannt
of tho sudden death of his mother
Mrs. Frances Dorter. Mr.. Porter ie
eyrocted tn remain sovnval weeks. all
Miss Sarah Rates died last Wnnday'
night Ianrarv II. 500 Funeral sorv
ices were hold last Wednesday, Fah'i.
qrv 10th at tho NJ u Church If thic
nlace nv Rev G. r. Hatrfeid and Rev
Tohn Franklin She leaves to mourr
her loss two little children, one sevo~
wears old and the other one wear old
and number of relatives and friends
Rev 7. P. Booth district superin-
Etendent Of Cumberland River District
held his first Quarterly conference here
last Saturday night and SUNDAY. Tan
nary %. a. Rev Booth preached AZ
excellent sermon Sunday evening.
Rev. Crockett. of Springfield Tenn
preached for Pov. Woodson. the nae
tor of the NJ. r. Church of this place
last Sunday night. January a.
Miss Florence Pettis. who has heer
suffering from chills and tonssilliti"
for few DAYS. is able to he up again
Quite surprise swent over Thu
oommunitv especially Mt the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Pnttis when the
news IF tho arrival Of their son. Nv
VIM ". pettis. of louisville. XIV, was
broken. He came home for the mr.
1850 of srnndine 2 few DAYS on =
hunting trim. He arrived last Tues
dav evening and remained until Sun
dav nioht. returning to his home in
louisville.
On SATURDAY. night. January q. Mrs
Arminta Shute entertained at a stoo
social = limited numhor of friends in
honor of her brother. Nv VIM. II. Pot
tis. of louisville Nv The house Voc
DECORATED with NOTED flowers. such &c
ferns. eeraniume etc Games wore
INDUCED in until . late hour WHOM
the guests We're invited 10 the dtnino
~oom where the hriqht nOlished tah'o
heavily draped in linen and silver and
out glass rresented 2 beautiful annPar-
enoe II had for n center decoration
q nrettv Observation-Disclosures niece of
red roses. The following were nroe-
ont: Mr.. VIM. ". pettiS Mr.. Iohn
Vinson, Mr.. Naval Vinson. Mr. Thoe
Wohh Mr. George Phil1ins. Mr. nd
Waterman. Mr.. Frank pettiS. Mr.. Ro''-
ovt Love. Nv. George PettiS. Mr.. To-
wick. Nv. Wallace Goodrich Mr.. Co
Coodric1, Mr. Spencer F7ol. Nv. I'd
pettie. Mr.. Tim love. Mr. Robert
Chute. Mr. John Shute.