The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-10-18
nAYroN NOTES.

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DAYTON NOTES.
After a pleasant visit in the coun
try as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe. a wealthy farmer and wife,
of Rhea county, Miss Ella Alexander,
who is at present visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. James Thomas, was ten
dered a special reception on her re-
turn from the country. Mrs. w. f..
Roberts, residing on South Main
street. was hostess OF the occasion.
After long hours of greetings with
anxious friends they were ushered
into the dining-room, where they
were served in buffet style, Those to
enjoy Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts hospi-
tality were Misses Ella Alexander,
Bessie Franklin. of Bristol, Va; u.
e. Freeman, Willie Roberts, Jr,
Prof. Ulysses Powell, Mr.. Eddie Sud
eth and James P. Kelly, of Chicago.
Friends of Mrs. Alexander are look
ing forward with regret to the time
when she will leave for Chicago.
Those who visited the annual con-
ference of the M. f. Church which
convened at Knoxville September IS,
have returned. A most delightful
time is reported by all who attend
ed the Conference, namely, Misses
Tennessee Shelton, L. E. Freeman,
Mrs. Mamie Hanes, Miss Mamie
Houston, Joe Fred, Thos. James and
F. f. Roberts. Rev. G. w. Cain,
pastor of Mt. Olive M. E. Church
for the past four years, has been
removed to South Pittsburg. Dur
ing his stay in Dayton Rev, Cain
has made many warm friends, who
have expressed much sorrow at his
departure. Rev. w. NJ. Johnson, of
Chattanooga, comes to Dayton to
succeed Rev. G.. w. Cain as pastor
at Mt. Olive M. E. Church. He filed
the pulpit Sunday morning and at
night, delivering On both occasions
most excellent sermons to very APP
preciative audiences. Rev. Johnson
comes we'll recommend, and great
success for the ensuing year is pre-
dicted. Miss Allie Hicks, residing in
Hill City, entertained in honor OF
the new pastor, Rev. w. M. Johnson,
with an s o'clock dinner Sunday
Those who enjoyed the hospitality OF
Miss Hicks were: Rev. W. M. John.
son, Miss Ella Alexander, Miss Ma
tilda Stephens, James Thomas, w. NJ
Kelley and Joel Hicks. Last Sun
day, October G., a rally at the A. M
Z. Zion Church. The proceeds were
not iven. Rev. Triggs, the pastor il
charge, is to leave for Knoxville
Tuesday, the 18th. Bishop A. J
Warner, who vast o fill the stand fol-
the A. M, e. Zion Church Sunday
failed to arrive, which disappointed
a great number who were expecting
to hear him. Mrs. L. A. Finley, o.
Hartman, Tenn, is visiting he.
brother, ]. L. Lee, of M|organtown
She was accompanied by her son
Master Selmer Finley, and daughter
Lynia. She also spent Saturda,
night with MI. and Mrs. J. T. Thorn
ton, on East Washington street
Mrs. Sallie J. Mathes, Mrs. Luc.
Bass, Of Jewel street, Mrs. Young
of Wind Rock, Tenn; Mr.. G. F. Ho,
man, of Fox and Market streets
Mrs. Georgia Germany, of Hig
street; Mr.. A. J. Swofford, of Fo
and Washington streets, and Mr.. {
c. Stephens, of College street, all r.
turned safely from the big Pensacol
trip and reported a pleasant tril
The greatest feature Of enjoymer
was a nine-mile trip across the Pei
sacola Bay on the gasoline boat. TIL
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Dums
NcGill died last Friday, October
The funeral was held Saturday, IL
5th. Mr.. Arnold Stephens, a form,
resident of Dayton, now of Chat
nooga, was in our town last Wedne
day. We are identified with a PROF
inent medical doctor now in our CT
in the person of DR.. Woods, who C;
be found on East Fox street in Il
B. P. Holman building. Mrs. Liz
Martin, Of Jewel street. visited Nj
Domas McGill last Friday. Mrs.
F.. Freeman, Miss Bessie Frankli
Mr.. illus Powell, Mr.. Ed. Sudda
all had quite a jolly time at t
dance of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. u
Last Sunday Mrs. Sarah Williams,
21S East Ninth street, Chattanool
Tenn, was on a missionary Wis
She is to be with us again next ST.
day.