The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-03-24
ARLINGTON NOTES.

Everybody around Arlington is an
ticlpatlng a grand time Sunday at
Gays Creek Gnu CHI. Eads Lodge anu
Cou1t Glays Creek Lodge and Court
and Arlington Lodge, Court and
Juvenile Will have their annual serV-
ices together. A special program has
been arranged for the occasion IN
which many of the young people from
each Court, Lodge and Juvenile VIII
take part. Rev. A. H. Henderson
will preach the annuaI sermon.
belmont Baptist Church held its
regular meeting Sunday. Rev. f. K.
Nelson, pastor, preached wonderful
sermon from LIST chapter OF DAVID
and lst verse. Rev. Nelson is an
able preacher. He is having good
success at each of his churches.
Mir. c. B. miller, young preacher
of Belmont, was given license 10
preach sunday night. Before ne
receiv ed his license short program
was rendered. Miss Amanda King
presided at the organ and the choir
renoel ed beautiful music. Mrs, VII
lie Z. BrooAs read paper giving
good instruction to Mi. Miller as a
young preacher. Mr., RUFUS Hays
read some of Pauls instructions TO
Timothy. The license were presented
by the pastor, who made very touch
ing remarks.
Mrs. Lucy Hayes, OF Nodemia, Ark,
is visiting her Sister, Mrs. Jolla
Hayes.
Miss l.. M. Arway has returned
from a pleasant visit to her Uncle
at bally.
Mrs. l.. Taylor OF Brownsville, is
visiting her Son, Mr.. Royal Taylor
MI. c. d. Hayes, Miss BlancI
Hayes, Miss Elvlra Chairman, MIS-
Matte McNeice and DR.. W. L. HoT
Ton were the guests OF Miss Harris
sunday.
mrs. Matte McNeice and Miss
Blanche nayes are successful teacn
ers or Shelby County.
Mr.. G. u. Hayes is the leading
young uan OF our town.
Mr.. o. b. Branchs ba-n was dc
stroyed by fire Friday night.
MISS Ida hayes anu MI. =. L
Miller we're the guests OF MISS EV
on sunday.
Miss Elvlra Chairman, M. r. Harri
, and Mr.. G. d. Hayes Will rep-esen
the Lodge, Court and Juvenile {
, Arlington sunday.
Little Harry nevis is visiting LIE
Aunt, mrs. mary Harris.
). mrs. Lucy hayes is the guest
. Mrs. Harms this week.
Miss Edale N. Johnson mas cloSe
o her school at Green Hill, Ala, an
+ mas returned home.
MISS uuennle Frierson mas 1
II turned nome alter an extended Wis
d to ner sister, Mrs. Lena tuck, OF M
is kenZie.
e A very serious incident happen'
VI to MI. U. V. Branch last InursdS
lie lugnt, his barn caught on nre Al
III was burnt up including his COZ
is hay and tooder. lie had just pu
chased new surrey coaCAAS S4
lie which he had only used once. Il
lop Was damaged 10 great
TX rent. also one OF MS mules was Dur
III very badly and he hlmse1
celyed a very bad wound ON
/. mead trying to rescue MS mules /
IL, organ or me ire IS UNKNOWN.
branch tod a GloDe reporter CnaI
was satisfied some one set ire TO 1
ct pam because the fire started at
back emo OF MS barn and Desloes
d. smelC coal Oil burning Wnen he III
" arrived on the scene. Mr.. Branch
a. an lndustl ious farmer, living one III
" west OF Arlington on The Iulley faI
W. Rev. +. h. Nelson, pastor OF
~ mont Baptist Church, preached VIZ
% uel1ul sermon sunday his II
"a was Blessed is the man that wake
-" not in the council Of the unGodiy.
- sunday night Rev. q. b. Miller,
nd young preacher Of Belmont was p
sented with license to preach, Whe
no fore Rev. Nelson preached for
occasion Pauls charge to Timotl
,oi using the words, my son be stron
f. He showed the young preacher tha'
to lie successful in preaching the Gosl
en- LIE must be strong spiritually.
Jones Chapel A. M. q. Church v
ar packed to its capacity Monday Mi
Mt with the expectation Of hearing