The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-07-01
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NiGGG W. iGO'
DIR. R. L. Redmond was in Nash
vile last Thursday to witness the
Tournament.
Misses Johnnie, Maud and Sammie
ely Perry, formerly of this city, but
recently of Murfreesboro, are the
charming guests of their aunt, Mrs.
Matte Jackson, Attic street, and will
be here for a few days.
Mr.. D. A. Trotman, VINO went to
Florida for his health several weeks
ago, has returned much improved.
Mr.. Elijah Childress, of Louisville,
KY, is spending a few days in o.
city visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Neal McFall entertained very
deliberately on Sunday, giving a de-
lectable dinner in honor of Mrs. S. H..
Killebrew, of Nashville, and Mrs.
Adam Dixon, of Des Moines, Iowa.
Those present were Mesdames Rob-
ert Snorden, VIM. Buck, ]. W. Robards
and S. H. Killebrew.
Miss Daisy Dunn, of Atlantic City,
n. j., is the guest of Mrs. Homer Nor
thington.
The Twentieth Century Lodge, No.
Is, X. of P. held its annual election OF
officers Tuesday, June goth, at their
castle hall, Franklin street. The fol-
lowing were elected: DR.. S. Jeffer-
son succeeded himself as G. c., as we'll
Prof, w, P. Irvine, V. C., Chas. Hud-
son, Prelate; Mr.. Chas. Cobb was
elected M. of w. and MIR. Willie Har-
per M. at A.; Mr.. VIM. Jenkins was
elected trustee for the ensuing IL
months,
Mr.. Allen Summers spent a few
days in Nashville attending the Tour
nament.
The Knights of Gideon, a recent or
ganization in GAINESVILLE, celebrated
Monday at the Greenwood Park and
many attended the exercises.
Bishop G. III. Phillips, D. D., A. M,
M. D., of Nashville, and youngest
daughter, Miss Carlotta B. Phillips,
are in our city for a few days.
Last Sunday was rally day at Yves.
ley Chapel G. M. e. Church, OF when
, Rev. P. ]. Coleman is pastor. Morn
) ing. afternoon and evening services
: were conducted. Bishop G. H. Phil
lips, of Fifth Episcopal Diocese, whose
> district now embraces Tennessee
Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana, also
ulpasoIPacifc Mission Conference
which includes Arizona, New MeXlca
California and all the Pacific Slope
was present and at his best, dellv
ering some very forceful and timely
addresses. Rev. G. H. Boone, Paste,
of ST. Peter A. M. E Church, preached
r a. most excellent sermon at 3 O'Clock
while Rev. Coleman's sermon at night
was a rare treat to all who heard nm
d This being a contest rally tive lh'
e men and women, all put forth strenu
Gus efforts, the men raising $64.OS AM
: the women $120.3S, making a total o
y ISAAC. 1t must be borne in mlno
however that Rev. Coleman assiste
the ladies, giving them $50.
n Golden Rule Temple, No. Z, $. NJ
j. r. has taken on new life within tn
last month, under the able directlo
of their District Deputy, DR.. 5. JeHel
e son. and as a result eighteen cand
9r dates were made this month and
le is expected there will be more to 10
~ low. The election or on1cers Will b
of the second Thursday in July.
Within the next few days Centr'
ID Drug Store, of which DR.. 3. S. RAJ
dals is proprietor, will install one {
he the most beautiful SODA fountains
UT the state.
N. Mr.. Innis Miller, who has been
,ft Greenfield. Ohio, for the past fe
Mt weeks in the employ or G. R. Pate
rs. SON & Son, Carriage Builders, has r
turned home on account of his heaitI