The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-10-20
Out of TOUn Notes.
MooREsvILLE NOTES.

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Rev. w. c. Hunt preached his
farewell sermon at Mckenzie Chapel
last Sunday. Quite a large crowd
was out to hear him. Those present
from a distance were Mr.. aAd Mrs.
Ed. Turner, from Pennington; Mr..
Charley Bates, from Ricn Creek; Mr.
Frank Smith and Mr.. Arthur Dun
can, from Pennington; Miss Claudio
Mai Davis, of Lewisburg, also Miss
Matte Higgins, of Culleoka. There
is a deal Of sickness in the communi-
ty. Mrs Bruce Wilkes and daughter,
Cordelia are sick, also little Hughey
Fitzpatrick The public school at
Mckenzie is progressing nicely I'M
der the management or Prof. j. B.
Jones. The school is preparing a
program to be rendered soon The
Mckenzie school enjoyed an able and
interesting address delivered by DR..
G. o. Hunter, of Columbia, Tenn,
last Friday afternoon. The X. P.'s
of Mckenzie had some work in con-
ferring degrees upon candidates last
Friday night. The "goat" must have
been hard to handle, judging from
the amount of hair found on the haTl
floor the next morning. Miss Claude
Mai Davis, of Lewisburg, was the
guest Of Miss Velina Fitzpatrick last
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Charley
Bates and Mr.. Arthur Duncan we're
the guests of Prof. J. B. Jones last
Sunday evening. The farmers here
are quite busy gathering corn, pick
ing cotton and sowing wheat. Some
of the boys of the neighborhood went
hunting last Saturday night and
freed a tremendous "coon," so they
saw, and rronosed to ''sit up" with the
monster till Sunday morning, but
the boys fell into the arms of Nor
rhers and Mr. Rocoon walked down
and out and when the lads awoke
they found that their captured prize
had fled to parts unknown. The boys
reached home in time for breakfast.
BRENTWOOD NOTES.
Mrs. Oscar Owens, the correspond
ing secretary of the Woman's Aux
iliary of the Richland Creek Mission
airy Baptist Association, went to Mt.
Pleasant on the 18th to attend the
quarterly meeting. She reports an
enjoyable time. Rev. ]. G. Crosby,
pastor Of Mt. Lebanon Missionary
Baptist Church, has offered his res
ignation to the church and 10 no
more pastor at that church. Quite
a number from here attended the an
nual conference Sunday at Clark's
Memorial M. E. Church. The Sun
day-school banquet will be given at
Brooks Chapel the 4tn Friday night.
The public is invited. Revs. 8. M.
Wright and D. L. Hunt, of Nashville
we're out Sunday at the baptizing OF
Mt. Lebanon Church. Rev. Wash
Samson, pastor of Fairfield Street
Church, was here Sunday night.
WEST NASHVILLE NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong, OF
Fortieth avenue, entertained the
bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. Robinson at dinner Sunday eve
ming. A beautifully planned six
o'clock dinner was served In three
courses. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roland
CT COZ Thirty-ninth avenue, enter
tanned Mr.. VIM. Kellogue, an ex-stu'
dent of Fisk University, who spent
the day in Nashville en- route to his
home in Atlanta, Ca, after spending
delightful summer in Chicago
Those present besides the hOnorec
md family were Mr. A. w. Ray, o
Fisk. and Mrs. Eddie Harris and son
Eddie Jr. Mrs Polly Hughley, o
ortieth avenu,, who had stroke, il
, improving. Rev. Dennis Brow
, reached quite an able sermon Sun
! day night at Clifton Pike A. NJ r
, Church. His text was GAS the eagl
stirs up her nest so will God his pee
Pile" (Deut. 92;11.)
HARTSVlLLE NOTES.
, Rev. w. S. G. Brown preached
' soul-stirring sermon on Sunday Dc
tober Is, at II o'clock His text wa
\ found in Daniel 5:25. The hous
vas crowded to its utmost The da,
/ was a financial success. $2S6O wa
, collected. DR.. G.. Ia Jackson, Jr
wife and Miss NJ r. Luster made
;. flying trip to Gallatin on Thursday
D Mrs. M. e. Brown came on a hurrie
s trip for her little niece. Clara lie
. Brown. who is 70 enter school i