The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-12-02

Fitzpatrick and son went TO Lewis /
burg last Thursday.
Mr.. Otis Baxter lef5 last Friday
morning en- route to Pulaski
Mrs. Cora Dangerfeld, of Pulaski,
was called to the bedside of her
mother, Mrs. Betsy Brandon, last
eek, who is in5isposed at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Gentry.
Mrs. Savannah NubIa, Messrs Cal
vim and Otis Baxter ~ere in Lewis
burg last Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Moore was the guest of
his uncle, Mr. Bruce Copeland, last
Sunday evening.
Misses Susie Black, Myrtle Cope
land and Matte p. Elliott, of Lewis
burg. were the guests of Misses Mag
gle, Biddie and Ella Mai Black last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Calvin Baxter enter
tanned large number of guests TO a
delicious Thanksgiving dinner last
Thursday at 2 p. m. A most tempt.
ng menu was served. Those present
were DR.. L. E. Martin, Prof. j. B.
1ones, Rev. and Mrs. Hunt and little
daughter Mamie Mai, Miss Myrtle
g. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Fitz-
~atrick, Hughey and Vera Fitzpat-
lex, Mrs. Charity Nub,a and Mr.. An
ly Fitzpatrick
Thanksgiving has come and gone.
Our people have much to be thankful
for The people of Mckenzie are
Messed with an abundant harvest
Their crops have yielded abundantly
The corn crops here we're very good
indeed
Mr.. Harper Fitzpatrick, one of the
most successful farmers of our race,
las gathered nearly two hundred
barrels of corn and has nearly that
much to gather
Mr.. Philip Harris, another indus.
trious farmer of our race, leads the
community in the product on of cot
ton. From a very small acreage Mr.
Harris has sold near three hundred
'ollars worth of cotton and has more
to pick yet.
Mr.. Henry Moore, another thrifty
and prosperous farmer, leads the van
in raising hogs and turkeys He has
some fine hogs and turkeys.
There are other Successful colored
farmers here who are steadily push
ing their way to the front
The people here are friendly and
Hospitable. There is noticeable
friendly relation existing between the
two races here.
Mckenzie now boasts of an eight
month public school, conducted by
Prof j. B. Jones, with enrolment OF
ninety-six pupils
The religious sentiment of the
community seems to be increasing
under the pastorate OF our new pas
tor, Rev. w. G. Hunt. Two add
tons TO the. membership we're ha(
last Sunday at eleven o'clock.
, The public school mere took holi
day last Thursday, Thanksgiving
! but rendered an excellent Thanksgiv
ing program Thursday night at tn
church. The house was crowded b,
old and young. Addresses were mad
. by Dr. L. E. Martin, of Lewisbure
Tenn: Miss Myrtle B. Brown an
. Rev. w. C. Hunt. Prof Jones an
1 school received many commentator
S of praise for their we'll rendered pre-
!. gram
Mr.. and Mrs. Jane Baxter ente
!. tanned at Thanksgiving Dime
y Thursday the following guests: M
= and Mrs. Charley Fitzpatrick, Ver
h and Hughey Fitzpatrick, Prof. ].
/, tones, DR.. L. E. Martin, Rev. w.
Il Hunt, Miss MYRTLE B. Brown and M
d Andy Fitzpatrick. At late hour a
IS LEFT for their homes, wishing Mr.. an
t. Mrs. Baxter many such rhanksgivir
a days.
Mr.. Chester Amos is in feb
health at the home of his parets, M
and Mrs Raleigh Fitzpatrick.
h Madam Rumor has it that ere Ion
wedding bells will be ringing and tV
e hearts, be made to beat as one.
n Mrs. Betsey Brandon had heaN
e stroke of paralysis a few days ag
She is in a critical condition.