The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-07-01


parted this life the 16 inst. and wa.
uuried the next day. Many beauti
full floral tributes were laid upon hel
grave, covering 1T completely-thus
showing the high esteem in which she
was held. Rev. l.. w. Jones offictatcd
at the funeral services.
Prof. B. ]. Campbell went to Kings
ton last Monday to arrange for a con
cert by the Cantata Club on the Is
inst.
MI. J.. H. Liggett left the first Of the
week for Memphis to look in on the
sessions of the Grand Lodge Of Ma
sons that convened there last week.
The Children's Day exercises at the
M. e. Church last Sunday were quite
interesting and enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Mrs. A. J.. Liggett left for Nashville
Wednesday, where she will be the
guest of Mrs. Napier.
Rev. B. ]. Martin, of Oliver Springs,
was in town this week.
Rev. W. A. Weber, Superintendent
Of the Knoxville District of the NJ.
E. Church, was here this week en-
route to Kingston to hold quarterly
meeting services.
Little Laurence Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Smith, went to
Nashville Friday to spend a few
days.
Mr.. w. S. Hannum, of Knoxville
passed through here last night Ell
route TO Nashville to meet the eX.
ecutive board Of the G. U. O. 0. F.
that convened there Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Rev. Charles Southall, of Memphis,
was on the train last night home
ward bound from New York.
Mr.. Lem Caruthers, of Oakdale, was
in town today.
Miss Willie Wilson, of Chattanooga,
who has been here visiting Miss Estcl
Coffin for several days returned today
to lockwood, where she has been
nursing the sick. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Alfred Coffin.
The Baptist Association of the
Knoxville District convened here last
Tuesday, and continued in session
until last gniht. Each days proceed.
ings we're quite interesting. Tues
day was devoted to Sunday-sch0ol
work. Wednesday to the Woman's
Auxiliary. Thursday and Friday to
the association proper and Saturday
to the organization of a District Is
Y. P. U. Upon the whole the dele
gates were interested in the work that
they came to look after and worked
hard in each session to bring about
good results.
The Sunday services were interest
ing throughout the day. At 3 p
m. a mass-meeting was held and was
conducted by Rev. S. T. Eldridge. Al
each service the house was crowded
Rev. P. L. Grooms was sent to the
NJ. E. Church at II o'clock at which
time he preached a very able and IN
teresting sermon from the text: "1hJ
faith hath made thee whole"
During the week excellent papers
were read by Misses Pearl Patterson
M. Warren and Mrs: B. ]. Campbell
Sunday at II o'clock Rev. william
Haynes, of Nashville, preached a re
viving sermon.
Some of the out-of-town delegate
are as follows, Revs. S. T. Eldrldge
-- Rogers, w. R. Russell, Mes
danes M. E. Hamilton, M. G.. Moss, L
E. Fargette, M. E. Corniehart, N. j
Handy, M. M. Carter. Misses Pear
Patterson, A. Chandler, Lucille Roman
Messrs. D. w. Perkins, U. S. Clark
r. Hoffman, Knoxville; Rev. P ]
Grooms, N. B. Ellis and Mrs. M. I
Blue, lockwood; Prof. Thos. Wi
liams, Jefferson Citv; Miss M. Wa!
rem, Lyons View; Rev. Peak, Olive
Springs.
The Committee on Courtesies il
PRODUCED the following who made re
marks: Revs. E. M. Lawrence ali
VIM. Haynes, Nashville; Rev. w. A
Weber, Tate Springs; Mr.. U. 5
Clark, Knoxville; Rev. B. ]. Martin
Oliver Springs; Prof. T. Williar'
Jefferson City; Miss E. G. Coffin, Pro
B. ]. Campbell, Revs. o. Hypsher an
L. w. Jones Hartman.
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