The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-19
PULASKI NOTES.

PULASKI NOTES.
Mr.. r. l.. Martin was in the city to-
Gay. The district school has had four
visitors this week. Miss J. e. Bran
lette was on the sick list this week.
Rebecca Baptist Church had its regu-
lar monthly services and Rev. Ray
mour Garden preached the sermon.
Collection, $1.32. Mr.. R. L. Martin
was in town Saturday. Rev. George
R. Norman, of the A. M. E. Church,
had a very successful rally at his
church Sunday. Rev. David Howard
preached a special sermon at the A.
NJ. E. Church Sunday at 8 p. m. for
Rev. Norman. The G. U. o. of o. F.
held their thanksgiving services at
Peulah Baptist Church Sunday, and
Prof. j. T. Bridgeforth preached a
most excellent thanksgiving sermon,
which gave general satisfaction to
the Order. The gist of his argument
was Unity" Mrs. Leslie G.. Stevens,
the wife of our popular railway mail
clerk, is on the sick list. Mr.. e. T..
Johnson, the insurance agent, made a
flying trip to Columbia last week, but
has returned and is hustling at his
same old post again. Rev. Giley Sim
elton filled the pulpit at the Beulah
Baptist Church Sunday at IL o'clock,
and Rev. M. c. Skillern preached for
the Beplah congregation at night.
The Beulah Baptist congregation AMI
officers are making preparations for
their baptizing, which Is to be had
next Sunday in Richland Creek about
high-noon. A special sermon will be
preached to the candidates at II a. IN.
The services at the Greek will be very
simple and short. The Lords Sup
per will be served at night. DR.. r.
T. Brown, A. B., ex-manager of the
Christian Index and late candidate
for bishop of the G. M. E. Church, now
pastor of a church at Gadsden, Ala,
stopped over and spent the night AZ
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
Turner. He also preached a sermon
TO the congregation at Blacks Chapel.
The doctor had been attending the
/ Walden Commencement, where his
son had just completed his course.
Rev. H. B.. Butler, the pastor of New
Zion Baptist Church, is in town AMI
will start a series of meetings at his
church next Sunday. DR.. Lewis, DR..
Cant, Mr.. L. G.. Stevens and quite a
number of our Pulaski people attend
ed the services at Lynnville or Waco
Sunday. Mr.. George Gibson is on the
sick list. Mr.. Andrew White and his
son, of West End, are in Little Rock.
The j. E. G. courts here have elected
their delegates to the Supreme Lodge
which convenes in Decatur in July.
Mrs. Nancy Jane Peterson for Lodge
No. 40 and Mrs. Lula Mason for
Court No. 1. Owing to the fact that
the meeting is so near the Councils
and all the subordinate lodges will
be fully represented. Many of the
brethren of Zephonia Lodge No. l
will go at their own expense. Mr..
VIM. Henry Patterson, Of Nashville,
is in the city for a few days. Miss
Georgia Sykes has returned from
Louisville, KY. Mrs. Emma Mason
had a very successful closing of the
school in the county last week, AMI
is now at home again. Mrs. Lou
Alex Holbert gave an exhibition az
her school closing last week which
was attended by many friends, both
white and colored. Mr.. Sire Carte.
of Sheffield, Ala, is here in the in
terest Of a loan company located ia
that state. Mr.. Willie Edward Bran
non and Mrs. Willola B. Green attend,
ed a social given at Wales, Teun., on
the 18th by Miss Matte Bell AMI
Miss Sarah Buchanan at the residence
Of Mr.. Charlie Gordon. Miss Sue Mea
GracY sang q solo and Misses Liz