The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-11-03
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Inc 7 NJ. T.. A. F0OtDa-4 Tam has
announced their Thanksgiving game
at this place Thursday, November
Goth, at o'clock p. m. Their Thanks
81 ing cards will be Murrreesboro
Colored Y. M. C. A. vs.. Advance
Props, of Nashville. The public is
invited to be present as this team has
not lost game this season. Music
will be furnished by the Magnolia
Band of this city; good order and a
good game are expected. This team
has two open dates, November 10 and
9th. VIM. Smith, GA Maneys ave-
nue., President; Mathers Thompson,
secretary; Dave Miller, manager. Muir
freesboro and Rutherford county have
recorded Mr.. Harry Ramsey the
champion cotton picker on october A.
he picked E02 pounds in nine hours
On the same day Mr.. A. D. Jackson
picked four hundred eighty-two
pounds. Mrs. L. NJ Thompson, presi-
rent Old Folks Rescue Mission, called
a meeting at her home last Friday
night to finish defraying the funeral
! eyrensrs Of Sister Caroline Carney,
who was member Of the Mission.
tainment at the w. p l.. A. A. Hall on
West Main street last Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs l.. NJ. Thompson, w. M,
and Mrs Bette Brown, W. c., and
Miss Lorell Brown cnaperoned the
/ children Mr. James Buford, Mr. ana
MIS- John Lowe, Miss Erie Childress
went to Nashville last Sunday to
visit the conference. Mrs. Annie
Picket, of Nashville, is the guest of
Mrs Bette Stratton this week Mr..
Christy Williams was in the city last
Sunday. Miss A. P. Ransom is very
sick at this writing. Mr. John Wat
Fins is also very sick. Mrs. Dora
Douglass entertained in honor OF
Miss Fannie Hayes, of Nashville, at
her residence, $40 East Sewer street,
Friday, October 18th Games were
the features of the evening. After a
late hour a delightful menu was
served. Those present were Misses
Seppie Miller, Katie Grissom, Lizzie
M. Watkins, Mary, Maggie and Greasy
Eulus, Allie B. Dean and Lucille But
Ter, Messrs Johnnie Watkins, James
Miller, Jesse Crockett, Aaron Gather,
Thos Woods, Dock Yergans, Eddie
Simpson, Willie Douglass and Minus
Eulus. Miss Hayes spent three weeks
in Murfreesboro the guest of Mrs.
Douglass, and has returned to her
home in Nashville. Mr.. Toney Black
was buried last Saturday. Mr.. Black
WIS one Of the oldest citizens of this
county. Rev. D. 7. Burch has been
returned to the pastorate Of Keys
Chapel and the members have ten
dered him a cordial welcome. The
services were conducted in a lively
way. The eleven O'Clock services
were largely attended Sunday and
great enthusiasm prevailed. 1t Is
said that the pastor preached the
greatest sermon that he has preached
since pastoring here. Mr.. Hardy
King and Miss barrow Reid were
quietly married at the residence Of
Rev. D. T. Burch Saturday night, Oc-
: tober 2Sth, and Mr.. Richard Miller
and Miss aggie PROXY were married
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse PROXY, on East
Sewer street, with large number OF
friends present Sunday night, Octo.
Der 10Th, at Z o'clock. rev. D. T.
Burch oficiated at each. Mrs. Ellen
Alexander, one of the oldest and most
highly respected members Of Key
Chanel Church, died Sunday night
and her funeral was attended at the
church Tuesday afternoon by Rev. D
T. Burch, the pastor assisted by Rev
B. F. Anderson. Mrs. Alean Henry
r has returned from Chicago, where
she has been for several months.