The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-23
GAINESVILLE NOTES.

visiting his old friends in the city.
Mrs. Mccoy is up after an illness of
a few weeks. Mrs. Ophelia Trice ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Ads
Burk, of this city, has returned to her
home in Memphis. MIR. Walter
Grant, of this city, went to Memphis
last Sunday on business. Mrs. Dix
spent Sunday with her relatives at
Adams Station. Messrs. Roberts and
Cross, of this city, spent Sunday in
Nashville. Mrs. Melvin HUTCHINSON
and two children left last Friday for
Springhill, Tenn. The Ministers and
Deacons' meeting of Cumberland Riv-
err Association met with Williams
Chapel Baptist Church at Needmore,
Tenn, with Rev. J. l.. Collins, mod
orator. The sessions were very i'm
pressive. Many topics were dis
cussed and Revs. D. w Bowens, A. J.
Hutcherson and the gifted p%ulpiteer,
N. T. Stoner preached great sermons.
the good ladies prepared dinner on
the grounds to the satisfaction of all
present. The meeting made quite an
impression on the community. Rev.
and Mrs. Z. H. Boone, after having
attended the reception rendered them
by the members and friends of st.
Peter A. M. e. Church, left last Tues
day for their new home, Colorado
Springs, Colo. While in the city on
the Sabbath day you are cordially
and specially invited by the pastor
and members to attend the services
of the Fifth Ward Baptist Church,
of which Rev. George l.. Harris is
pastor. The services are interesting.
The pastor and officers of st. Johns
Baptist Church are to be compliment
their stately church edifice ON Main
street. These and other good things
always befall the cultured pastor.
Rev S.. w. Toles, B.. D., is the right
man in the right place, and with the
able corps of officers, "Old Historic
st. Johns bids fair to regain her for
mer standing as the leader. Rev. J.
M. Johnson, of Plains, Ca, Supreme
Treasurer of the Sublime Order of
Archery, was a visitor to our city last
week, being the guest of Rev, G.. w.
Porter DR.. G.. w. Porter, because of
recent Illness, is now at the Home In
Urinary. Mis-. Frances Cryner, for
merly of this city, but later of
Nashville, was buried from st. Pc
ters A. M. e. Church last Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. G. H.
Boone, the %eX-pastor, in an impress
i've manner delivered a most impress
i've sermon. She was once a member
of class No. i, Of the said church and
true to every trust. She leaves a
number of relatives and a host of
friends to our her loss. Rev. G.
w. Porter was unable to attend on ac-
count of his recent Illness. The Mt.
Olive Sundays School, of this city,
raised on last Sunday the sum Of
$1,000 in its Sunday-school rally. At
tendance n hundred and twelve and
all were on time. Rev. Seymour, the
energetic pastor, can boast of having
the best Sunday-school in the city.
The trAunion concert of the three
Baptist churches of this city given at
st. Johns last Monday night was quite
a financial success and Revs. G. l..
Harris, b. M. Seymour and the match
less S. w. Toles and their great on
%gregations felt quite proud when the
finance committee announced the nice
sum of $37.4S as the result. Never
before in the history Of the churches
has the spirit of union existed as
now. The reception rendered Rev.
and Mrs. G. H. Boone last Monday
night was quite a unique affair. The
members did everything in their pow
er to make it pleasant for them The
following is the program in the main
auditorium: DR.. G. A. Kelly, mas
ter of ceremonies; song by the choir;
prayer by Rev. G. w. Meyers; Selec-
ton by choir; address on behalf of
the stewards, by Rev. ]. A. Armstrong;