The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-28

OF the season was witnessed by the
Sunday-school, members and friends
OF Salem A. NJ. E. Church at the
picnic given at Greenwood Park last
Monday, July "a, IL. Every one ex-
pressed themselves as being highly
pleased with the outing.
Mrs. James H. Lee spent Satur-
day afternoon with her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conn,
of West Franklin. While here she
was entertained by Mrs Tom Wad-
dy and Mrs. Lena Jot Bennett.
Liner Brothers Clearmont Park
Band gave the Globe Office an appre-
ciated serenade Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. H. Richardson, OF 1907
Phillip street, is spending the sum-
mer in McMinnyille, Tenn, on the
breezy mountain in search of health
Mrs. L. B. Smith, of Aliens
Greek, was here last week the guest
of Mrs. Maria Block.
Mrs. Genie B. Patterson has re-
turned from Montreal, Can, where
she went to attend the obsequies of
her late brother-in-law, Mr. Ed Du-
rant.
Miss Jimmie Bridgewater and lit
tie Miss Mary Louise Easy, left
Sunday night, July 8, for Charlevoix,
Mich. They will be gone until the
last of September and on her way
> back will stop in Chicago to visit a
! friend, Mrs. Mary Hampton.
Mrs. Robt. Wingfield and Miss Ada
Dickerson left Friday evening, July
Il, for Asheville N. c. Before they re-
h turn Miss Dickerson will visit Mrs.
l.. c. Laurence, of Salisbury, N. c..
l. Mrs Mary Parho Mcintosh, of
Cocoa, Ala, is visiting her mother,
). Mrs Catherine Robinson, of 1892
= Hawkins street
> Mrs. W. H. Coleman, of Bessemer.
Ala, arrived in the city Sunday
/. night She will be with her parents,
d Rev. and Mrs l.. Kirkpatrick, of
1910 Jackson street, for ten days. She
e. will leave on the first of August for
Louisville, Chicago and Pittsburg.
Mrs. James, of 1851 Third avenue
South, was called to Chicago on ac
Z count of the illness of her son.
& Mrs John Laster is preparing to
3 visit her father, who resides at Rome,
Ga.
The Pilgrim Tabernacle No. 60 lost
one of their members, DR. Emma
Woodland who departed this life July
IT. 18th, 1911, at Pegram, Tenn. Mrs
q Virginia Mays, H. p, went down and
al buried her with honors of Knights
, of Tabor. Memorial services will be
'u held in memory of the deceased Sun
day, August q, 1911, at Pegram
is, Tenn.
IIs' On July Goth a great union rally
will be given by Mt. Nebo Baptist
&c &c Church and Gordon Chapel NJ. E.
" Church at Gordon's Chapel at 3 D. m
o. Rev A. W. Thompson and Rev. VIM
in1 Buchanan will preach. The public il
invited to turn out and take a par
a.. with us.
5o Mt Nebo Baptist Church member
is. and friends turned out with their an
he nual picnic last Tuesday, which wa
much success to the church.
OR Master Clarence Thomas returne
II home Thursday from a short visit t
ng friends.
he The Sunday-school is progressin
nc rapidly.
ION Rev. Geo. w. Dickerson preache
vas an able sermon on Sunday night
ty packed audience was present to wi
ness the sermon. The Cosmopolita
,ro, Club met at the home of Miss Eliz;
ed beth Hamilton on Wednesday nigh
The president presiding Mrs Kat
)ia, S aughter. A very interesting pr,
lam was rendered.
in Mrs. John Eddy Ransom made
of hort visit to Cedar Hill to visit he
parents, She witnessed their picn
nc while there.
we Miss Cordelia Ransom has retune
the from her four weeks uisit at Mu
freesboro,
oS Rev Geo, w. Dickerson was Gale
MS, near Murfreesboro on some very u
gent business Manday afternoon
son Mr., Shockley of Sparta spent Su
ers day afternoon with Miss Edna Pas
eek who resides at 1870 Batavia sire,
anu Rev Dickerson visited the Educ
ere tional and State Convention at CIarl
law' Vile. He returned Saturday.
Mrs. Lula j Green is here. FRI
inns Louisville, KY, visiting relatives a
friends,
Iaf. Rev. Porter Hayes was called h'
from Louisville, KY, to the bedside
his mother, Mrs Eliza Hayes.
Mr. Sonic Turner who has be
very i'll is better at this writing
liiii,' The funeral of Mrs Malinda Ru
'''N err was attended by Rev. Hartsfield
Mt, Nebo Church Monday.
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