The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-21
MuRFREEsRoRo NOTES.

MURFREESBoRo NOTES.
The Children's Day exercises were
held at Keys Chapel M. E. Church
last Sunday; beautiful program was
rendered at night. Rev. T. w. Haig-
Ter was here last Sunday for the pur-
pose of holding his quarterly meeting.
The meeting was well attended.
Most every n is anxious to hear
Rev. Haigler preach. Rev. Berks and
his Sunday-school will have a picnic
August LIST at Dermott's wood, on
Stone River. Mrs. Frances McCalley
and son went to Nashville last Sun
day to visit her father and brother in
East Nashville. Mrs. Eddie Overall
went to Nashville last week to attend
the marriage of her sister, Miss Mat
tie Scott, to Mr.. w. N. Hill. Mrs.
Frank Sloan, of Athens, Ohio, and
Rev. w. R. Smith, of Memphis, were
called to the bedside of their mother,
Mrs. Maria ]. Smith, who is no better
at this writing. Mrs. Mary Holden
shows only a very slight improve
ment. Rev. ]. N. Watkins and Rev.
w. w. Todd went to Bellbuckle
last Sunday, where both preached
Sunday and Sunday night, and re-
turned on the late train. Rev. J.. N.
Watkins will go on Thursday, August
3rd, out. three miles from Murfrees-
boro to the National Cemetery, where
he will hold a convention of the w.
P. l.. A. A. for four days. Delegates
from over the state will be present.
Miss Henrietta Williams spent a few
days in Nashville last week. Miss
Florence Kirk spent a few DAYS in
Nashville. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bobert-
son entertained at dinner last Sunday
Mr.. j. Reece, of Nashville. Mrs. Mar
garet Jarrett and Mrs. Lucy Sanders
returned home from Nashville,
after a happy weeks stay, visiting
her cousin, Mr.. Prince Bowman, 42O
Tenth avenue, North, Nashville. Rev.
J. H. Watkins, s.. G.. p, went to
Nashville Tuesday to hold a meeting
the Supreme Board of Directors of
w. P. l.. A. Lodge. He also visit
ed sisters, who is sick at the Masonic
Home, of which she has been matron.
While in Nashville he was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Wade, of
Twelfth avenue, North He reports a
pleasant stay. Mr.. Bob Vaughn gave
I reception for Miss Leila Brodies. of
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, who is spending a
months vacation with her sister, Mrs.
Cd Vaughn. Those present were
Mrs. Mary Ules, Mrs. Mynes Ules,
Miss Maggie Ules, Miss Tecaner Ules,
Miss Creacey Ules, Mr.. Babe Miller,
Miss Mary Eliza Watkins, Mr.. E. Phil
Miss Edna Lowe, Mr.. Geo. Johns,
Dock Woods. Mrs. L. M. Thomp-
son, Worthy Matron of the Cansler
Juveniles, carried out thirty-one Jul
Teniles on the 9rd of July to the farm
Mr.. White. There they spent a
most enjoyable day. The principal
amusement was the ball game. The
Juniors beat the Seniors 8 to l.. Mrs.
Margaret Jarrett and Mrs. Nancy Ca
o assisted Mrs. Thompson in caring
or the children. The Mt. Zion Bap-
list Church, with the two clubs rails
9d $500 in their rally. DR.. G. C. Har-
and Mrs. l.. M. Thompson have
'eturned from Chattanooga, where
hey went last week to attend the
5rand Lodge and Grand Court ses-
sion of the X. Of P's.. They report
pleasant time and everything went
III nicely. The many friends of Miss
Matte Scott were much surprised
o hear of her marriage, and wish
happiness and long life. The
marriage was very simple and quiet.
)nly a few of her most intimate
riends were present. The bride was
landsomely dressed in white embroid-
.ry and carried a bouquet of roses
nd ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rob-
rtson entertained last Monday night
n honor OF MI. J. e. Reese, of Nash r
lille. A delicious ice course was
erved. Those who enjoyed their
ospltality were, Mr.. George Johns.
IRIS. Anna Ross, Mrs. Margaret Jar
Mrs. Caroline Sumler, Mr..
Teorge Carter, of Ohio.
MASON NOTES.