The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Stevens enter
tanned at dinner Sur Icy one Of Their
Nashville friends.
Mrs. Cora Kimber was in town Sat
urday on business.
Mrs. Pink Fitzpatrick and mother,
Mrs. Frances Gentry, were in town
Saturday.
Mrs. L. A. Holbert was in town
Saturday on business.
Rev. McGee made q flying trip to
Huntsville, Ala, Saturday on bust
ness.
The teachers of Giles County will
have their teachers meeting Saturday,
the 11th Hope to see all present.
On Thursday evening, Mar 2, at
I 8 o'clock Prof. w. B. Meredith gave
a recital Of his piano class. The
Evergreen Cottage School parlor was
crowded to its uttermOst capacity
After the guests had arrived and had
been presented with bouquets of
golden jonquils as souvenirs, the pro
gram was rendered Every pupil
mastered his or her piece with touch,
tone and technic that reflected great
credit upon their teacher. Among the
best numbers were Lebachs Fifth
Nocturn by Miss Robert Lee Jones
Step Lively, March, by Miss Lena
Ballentine; Sunbeam Dance by Master
J. T. Jones; Home Sweet Home by
Miss Lee Anna Reynolds; Leap Frog
by Miss Halle Richardson's. l'ne pro
gram, though a lengthy one, was
greatly enjoyed by all present, and
filled their minds with bright pros
peet, and a brilliant success for tbs
class in the future.
. The different church and Sunday
schools here are unusually active. The
young people of the following named
churches and Sunday-schools> are TAX
ing a deal of interest in this Chris
tan work CampbelPs Chapel A. NJ
u. Church, First Baptist Church.
Beulah Baptist Church, New Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Blacks Chapel c. NJ
E. Church, the Primitive Baptist
Church and the Saints Church
The Beulah Baptist Church and Sun
day-School were favored by a dis
tinguished visitor Sunday in the per-
son of Rev. Henry Allen Boyd, assis-
tant secretary of the National Baptist
Publishing Board, of Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. Boyd taught the Bible class in
Sundayschool numbering about thir-
f. ty. His teaching and lecture put re-
newed vigor in the teachers and class.
Rev. Boyd remained until after church
| services. While in the city he was
t the guest of Mr.. Leslie G. Stephens
l. All churches in the city came over to
Beulah Baptist Church in the after.
( noon to witness the ordination of
Prof. T. P. Turner as deacon of his
r churchA The following is a synopsis
n of the program as rendered: song and
prayer services, r. ]. Phillips and
d Peter Martin; scripture reading by
y Rev. H. G. Cade; prayer, Dr.. G. R
S Norman, pastor of the A. M. E
Church; ordination sermon by Rev
0 A. j. James, pastor of the First Bap
fist Church. The following are the
e elders and deacons who assisted Rev
ID. Howard, the pastor, in ordainins
Prof. Turner as deacon: Revs A.
James, H. c. Cades, ]. Nj. Gentry, San
t, dy~ Thomas. H. A. Boyd, of Nashville
d Deacon Tom Lancaster, Henry Sprag
L. gins, Elijah Phillips and Sam Nit
e chell. A very large audience wa
u present and the exercises were sue
n cess from every point of view.
n The Ministerial Alliance of Pulaski
held its first meeting of the yea
is Monday, March G, 1911. The meeting
n was helpful and instructive to tn
S. ministers.
, The City High School conducted b,
y Prof. Hill as principal and Prof. 7
II p. Turner, Prof. B. H. Morrell an
r. Miss e. M. Bramlette, as teachers, i
s. doing well and arranging for sue
n, cessful commencement. The Distric
If school which is governed by Pro-
j. T. Bridgeforth as principal an
d Prof. H. H. Thompson, assistant, Is dc
s. ing nicely and preparing for thei
g commencement. Evergreen Cottag
n School which is taught by Prof Will
If Meredith is a private school gettin
al along nicely, and the children whom
y he seems so fit to manage are please
"a all, happy.
d. A deal Of sickness and some derth
re are reported in our city this winter
lie Mrs. Mary Winstead, who Ads bee
ct sick for some time, is much improved
N also Mrs. Pima Rhodes is off the sicl
10 list
10 Rev. H. A. Boyd the manager o
The Globe, has selected Master Thos
y p. Turner, Jr., to handle The Glob
n here; so if any one wish it call Of
t. little Thomas Turner, he Will gladl.
d. wait upon you
W Mr. NJ N. Reynolds, C.al1 Lectur
r er Of the o. o. c., made q flying TIL
n to Wales Tenn, Sunday on fratema
st business.
IS A number of members have recent.