The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-11-25
soMERvILLE NOTES.

The West Tennessee Executive
Board held its session at the Bap-
fist Church Thursday ard Friday.
They report a successful session
The good people of this place spared
nc pains in making it pleasant for
every one who visited the meeting
Rev. w. H. Bowers, OF Whiteside,
was present as usual. He has proven
himself to be one of the mainsprings
OF this piece of machinery. Rev. j..
w. Watkins, Rev. E. 2. Hunt and
other sons of thunder were also pres
ent to carry out their part in this
81 eat work. We hope this meeting
will be called to Our town again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minter Nesbitt and
their little granddaughter, Minter
Lue Coleman, were called to
Memphis Sunday morning on &C
count of the death or Miss Kitty
jol es, their relative. Miss Jones
was formerly of this place and leaves
many friends here to mourn her
death.
MIS-. Leroy Brown and her SCH,
| MoEltE LOUIS DlOWu, Mis- II. H.
Gudger and her daughter, Miss Mar
tfia Gudger, are visitors of their rel
atives and friends in Memphis this
we elk.
Dr. Wilson, of Nashville, and his
t9"ined nurse Miss Davis, spent a
few hours with Dr. Brown and
fl'tud. DR.. Wilson has many friends
here. Some feel that the life taey
az now living they owe to HIM
TIE doctor has done great work in
this community and those whom
he has benefited here are living tes-
timonies of his ability as a surgeon,
and they will always greet him with
sdmlration.
Mr.. w. w. Pool VINO has recently
proved himself worthy Of an ap-
continent to the Office of Distlict
Del uty for the Knights of Tabor, he's
RI, eived his commission and has be-
gun his work he"e by establishing the
Order here.
Seventh Star Lodge, NO. At, K. of
p, has the following subjects for
the Pages rank Monday night: Eli
jah Inge, Charlie Reid and Joe Ar
nette After this rank refreshments
will be served.
Mr.. Fred Tlsdale, Of Memphis, has
decided to make Somerville his home
for a while. Mr.. Tisdale is admired
very much by the people Of this
place and can find a hearty welcome
here, as we are always glad to have
industrious young men here.
Mrs. Ella Allen. who has been on
the sick list several weeks, is report
ed better. We hope she will soon be
out and fiji her place with friends in
health again.
1t should be deeply impressed upon
the soul and heart of every father
and mother of this community the
necessity of a good scnool for our
boys and girls. Let us Join ourselves
together and dismiss from our COM
munity the vice that has caused
much suffering all over this coun-
ty, idleness of boys and girls, by
sending them to school or work
Mr.. Van Frazier and Miss Joe Ella
lock Sunday night by Rev. A. Far
us. Inc event TOOK place at the
home Of Rev. Richard North, Main
street.
Mrs. VIM. P. Bryant is now at
work rehearsing her subjects for the
musical entertainment to be given
for the bnefit of Morris Chapel choir
Messrs. James Jackson and Euodia
Jackson, Mrs. Mary L. Coleman, Mrs.
Little A. Rivers, Miss Josephine Jack
son, Mrs. Lue Buster Jackson, Mrs.
Lucy Jackson and Rev. Allen were
called to our town Monday on account
of the death of their brother, little
Van D. Jackson. After the inter
ment they returned to their home in
Memphis,
Mrs. Thos. J. Anderson, who has
been on the sick list Tor a few days
is reported better.