The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-06-21

lined mp on the Taft and Roosevelt
sides with great enthusiasm. No
/ finer example of union and brotherly
love between the different denomina-
! lions was ever seen than was exhibit
! ed in this service. At night the
house was filed again to hear the
final returns and it was ten o'clock
before the count was finished and
announced by the pastor. The results
were as follows: For president, G. H. !
Hooser, Rep. LAS; Mace Dixon, Ind.
1900; vice president, Rep. Homer
Northington, 4S1; Ind. Julia Wheeler,
! 1920; Governor, Eta B. Graham,
Rep. 9S9; S. A. Dabney, Ind. 6S5; U.
S. Senator, Rep. M. G. Dunbar, $50;
A. w. Firse Ind. 259; for Congress,
Rep. Emma Shelton, 1.093; Ind.
Alice Johnson, GIT. Total amount
raised, $42959. The pastor and Of
ficers of st. Peters wish to return
their sincere thanks to all the candi-
dates who worked so faithfully to
win and thus help the church, and
also to the sister churches and their
pastors for their assistance. Miss
Lizzie Ramey, principal of our city
schools, has been wrestling with Sc
we're case of neuralgia for the past
three weeks, having to call both doc
tor and dentist to her assistance.
She is now some better Mr.. Ramona
Ramey met with a painful accident
last Sunday. In some way he got
his foot under a moving freight car
and three toes were crushed so badly
that DR.. Burt amputated them. He
was doing we'll at last accounts. Mrs. |
Lizzie Clark, of South Clarksville, is
spending the month of June with her
sister in Rome, Ga. Mrs. jamie Pat
terson, of Nashville, visited he" pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Barksdale,
on Franklin street, for several days
last week. Mt. Olive Baptist Church
had good services last week. Rev.
Niblet preached morning and night.
The pastor, Rev. e. M. Seymour, is
still suffering with his eyes. Mrs. |
/ f. M. Seymour and little daughter, |
who have been visiting in Memphis, |
returned last night. The Morning
/ Glory Circle met at the residence of
/ Mrs. Georgia Raimey last Friday
They had a delightful time and feast
ed on chicken and ice cream. AT. st.
Johns Baptist Church every depart
ment was largely attended Sunday.
/ Miss Louise Kimbrough and Mr. VIM.
Proctor were chosen delegates 10 the
/ Sunday-School Convention. The Car
nation Circle gave a moonlight picnic
Wednesday evening at the residence
hof Mrs. Lucy Poindexter. Our pastor,
Rev. S. W. Toles stole a march on
us all last week by marrying one of
the best young ladies in the city, Miss
I Virginia Carney. We wish them
most joyful life Mrs. Bowen is still
on the sick list. Mrs. Toles will &C
company her husband to the conven-
tion and be counted as a delegate. Mr.
Buford Frank Jones, of Nashville,
spent four pleasant days at Clarks-
vile last week as the guest of Miss
Guyrene Bruetta Roberts. He was
delightfully."- entertained by Mr.. An
drew Roberts last Sunday evening
with an eight-course dinner. Many
young people were present. He left
for home Monday morning. Miss Lo-
rena Barker and Miss Bruetta Rob-
erts are planning to attend the sum-
mer normal at Nashville. Miss Lilly
Belle Roberts leaves for Louisville
the goth inst Mr.. Lawrence Rob
erts of Fisk University, is home on
his vacation. Prof H. R. Merry has
left for Nashville, where we will in
struct in the summer Normal. Rev.
George L. Harris, pastor Of Fifth
Ward Baptist Church, having been
elected by the National B. Y. P. U.
Board as District Secretary over the
|, states of Missouri, Kansas and Colo
RADIO, resigned the pastorate of Fifth
; Ward Sunday night, June 18th. Dea-
con Dan Merriwether was the spokes-
man for the church, and said in part:
| OF all the pastors that have come and
gone from Fifth Ward that Rev.
Harris left more harmony and peace
, than any. And that wherever he
goes that Fifth Ward would pray for
him and his work; and whenever he
got ready to come back to GAINESVILLE
that Fifth Ward would welcome him
as pastor. He said, without doubt
that the people loved Rev. Harris;
/ and to show proof of that statement
they paid up his back salary and
gave him a donation of $25 as
gratis. Rev. Harris stated that he
loved Fifth Ward and her people,
and like Roosevelt, who left the
e Presidency and went to hunt bear,
: and now has come back for his Of.
I flee, that he is going into the National
d work, but in short will come back for
: his church. He stated also that Fifth
Ward is a great church, and with the
l. proper man they can do great things
k The night services were closed out
d with Rev. Harris standing on the
t rostrum, and while the choir sang
"Blest be the tie that binds" anxious
# mothers, sad-hearted fathers and
k daughters came forth and bade him
|. good bye. Rev. Harris leaves Clarks
e vile in few days for the state o.
/. Missouri. Our pulpit is now vacant
# and we are asking God to send us &
I good man.
i ERIN NOTES.
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