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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-16
NErHERLANp NOTES.

Rev. H. w. Rucker assisted by
Revs. Maynofd of Livingston, and
Williams, of Allgood, closed weeks
meeting Saturday No converts, but
many soul-stirring sermons were de
llvered by the brethren. Mrs. Alice
Finley is on the sick list. She was
reported better Sunday. The Miss
GardenfIires delightfully."- entertained
a few of the young ladies and men
of this vicinity. Those present we're
Misses Jessie L. Reese, Beulah and
Alba Roberts, Josie and Clemmie Be-
hanon, Messrs. Lee Bahanon, Walter
Martin, Albert Durane, Clarence
Snodgrass and Abram Martin Social
conversation, vocal and instrumental
music were enjoyed. Sunday, Aug.
II, was a high day at Caney Ridge
Rev H. w Rucker, assisted by Revs
Williams, Maynord and Seward pull
ed off a great rally. A neat sum
was realized. Memorial service was
held at Caney Ridge Sunday at 500
o'clock by Revs. Seward and VIII
liams in honor OF Messrs. Madison
Marshbanks and Lewis Snodgrass
Their lives were beautifully illus
trated. Mrs. Mary Clayton, of Nash
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Vince Gardenhire and other relatives
and trends. Miss Grace Lee spen'
the evening with her aunt, Mrs. Mar
gazette Officer Mr.. Joe Marchbank
and Mrs Marguerite Officer are re
ported better.
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FRANKLIN NOTES

Mr.. G. w. Patton, Mesdames Willie
L. Hall and Eugene, Waddy left for
the Stone River Association, which
coRvenes at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
last Tuesday. Rev. A. o. Kenney, OF
Nashville, preached a powerful ser
mon last Sunday night at the First
Baptist Church. Rev. G. B. Lewis
preached the communion sermon in
the afternoon. Rev. ]. T. Patton
preached at eleven o'clock. Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Maury nine
pound daughter, August @ Mr.. ]. T
Patton, the undertaken, has added
four column funeral car to his bust
ness. DR.. Y. e. Redmond, the dent
list, has his office in the Redmond
Building. Call to see him. Mr. ant
Mrs. Parrish Williams are erecting
nice cottage on Clayburn Heights
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AIIENs cREEK NorEs.

Mrs. Addie Childs and children
have gone to Lille to her mother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have gone
TO Dickson to look after their prop
erty and they will attend the Grand
sermon of the MaSonS Lodge at
Nashville. Mrs. Ranie has also
gone to Dickson. where she will
spend the summer. Rev. James A.
Ridley was in our town. Rev. ]. w.
Thompson is all right and reports
a grand time at the district confer
ence. Mrs. l.. Linson and Mr.. Lee
Wallace left here Sunday for Nash
Vile. Mrs. Willie B. Linson and
Mrs. Hattie B. Carder left here this
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley and
Mrs. Mile B. Linson are visiting
her mother at Nashville. Mrs. Cora
Dudley is visiting relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Maple are favored with a
fine girl at their home. Miss Lena
Woods is in our town. Rev. Jackson
is getting along all right with his
school and the children are well
pleased. Those on the sick list are
]. C. Newsome, James Black, ]. M.
Thompson will leave here this month
for Hohenwald, Tenn
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Industry is the spirit of Tuskegee, In
duStry and discipline are made habit.
The choice of some 40 trades is offered
young men and young women. Tus-
keeee graduates are earning from
$4,000 to $4,000 and $4,000 per month
as Academic Teachers, Farm Managers,
Steam and Electrical Engineers. Tailors,
Teachers of Domestic Science. Nurses,
10 fact, the demand for men and
women trained in all the trades at
TuSkegee is far beyond the supply,
The Academic work is vital and
real; it is close to realities. The school
cooks soundness and efficiency; the
Academic and Industrial work is close
lycOrrelated.
The Spiritual work of the school is
strong. 1t ranks fifth in the United
States in number of students studying
the Bible, 1t is guided by Chaplain
and q Secretary of they, M. c. A., and
through Bible Training School.
Morning drills for boys; special gym
nastic training for girls; swimming
pools for boys and girls; attractive
grounds; more than 100 buildings =
large, comfortable, airy, electric light
ed; 1856 Teachers,
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wHITEy,LLE NOTES.

The Sunday-SchOOl Convention ana
p. Y. p. u. Of the state was we'll at
tended here July 1888. There we're
about one hundred delegates and lot
Of visitors. Each days session was
very interesting and instructive. The
Whiteville people enjoyed having this
delegation with them Claude Smith
Was helping his uncle attend to his
mules Monday evening, when one Of
the mules passed the boy, gave him a
kick, and it IL thought If he
had been Just two inches nearer the
kick wogld have been serious. Miss
Annie Bowers, Mrs Bette champion
Rev. A. D. Shenton and son were
pleasant callers to Mr.. Shelton's Sun
day evening. Mrs. Emma X. Jones
OF Memphis, spent last week here
She spoke Tuesday and Sunday uIghti
10 the public. Mrs. Priscilla Wiiki
spent last week with Mrs, G. A. Shel
ton. Little Jesse Allen IS doing nice
" with his broken leg. Misses Dau
thula and IeucilIa, Mr.. end Mrs. Ton
Green. MT. Henderson Price. Austii
Harris and Or. and Mrs Shelton
visited the District meeting in Mel
Ger last Friday. MT. Ernest Mitchell
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MARTIN NOTES.

Some one was saying, that the
Martin notes had run out, but they
are not quite gone yet. The Bible
Band sisters had an excellent exer-
else last Sunday at the Oak Grove
Baptist Church. The program con-
sisted CT papers, solos, duets and
orations. Everybody thought it was
simply fine for the old folks. Rev,
Harris, who has been building a
church at Mckenzie, came home in
time tc preach a soulstirring ser
mon Sunday. Rev Strayhorn was at
his stand also, Misses Vera Nit
chell and Ethel Brown took flying
trip over to Sharon Saturday. Bill
Murphy is some better. Mrs. Eddie
Bugg is on the sick list. Mr.. and
Mrs Dave Wilkins have fine boy
Miss Mary Dalton has been very sick
Mrs. Matte Roberts Is still improv
ing from her operation. Everybody
is invited to attend the musical en-
tertainment given at the Baptist
church next Sunday Rev. H. G. Har
ris will leave Monday for Crockett
to carry on revival.
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oGLEssY NOTES.

The crops here are progressing
slowly on account OF not having had
any rain for some time. Misses Ella
Scruggs and Salle NJ Winston are
here visiting their aunt. Mrs S. w
Rucker Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Rucker
we're out for drive Thursday after
noon. An auto ran into their run
about. did some damage to it and
frightened the pony very much, but
the couple were not hurt Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Fillmore entertained a
number Of friends and visitors at
dinner Sunday The table was beau
TRULY decorated. A menu of several
courses was served Those present
we're: Rev. Moore, Mr.. lobe Gilmore,
Mr. and Mrs S w Rucker, Mrs
: Hnsley little Dennie Fillmore and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Fillmore, the host
and hostess. The Kinnard-Gray wed
ding was quite a swell affair. Mr.
and Mrs. Kinnard are at home to
their many friends. both are very
/ popular
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souENwALo NOTES.
Parne Of Sheneld.

Rev. Payne, OF sheffield. Ala.
puA6chedltEo wonderful sermons sun
DAY at this place. We hope e have
aim with us again, Ms Georgia
Catron. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lena Johnson, 81
Lyies, has returned home Our school
is moving on nicely under the man.
agsWmtFof Miss Ethel n Walker,
Hfis II her second year with us, Mrs.,
SAhlhiie Gibbs entertained al diRRer
Sunday, Mrs. Lena Webster. Of PSleS'
tine. ana Mt. Acsln0r' Webster, AZ
This SIace. Mrs. Tennie Gibbs Snd
son, Netch, are visiting friends aad
relatives In Nashville this week,
Those on the sick list are Mr. Cora
Nixon. Mrs. Kezzie Roland. Miss 1cS
sAp Britt and Mr.. Drew Magcr M
Lenb Gibbs, who is working al River
side was the guest OF has mother
Saturday and Sunday, Miss fses>ie
Houser. of Linden, is visiting Mr., and
grs. Catron this week Mn. Drew
Magr IS visiting her sister OF Nash
Vile, Mrs. NeSby Mr.. sad Mrs
Green Webster, OF Palestine. visited
relatives at this place Saturday. Mt
Bud Lewis, of Cairo. Ill.,. IL Visitins
at this place. Miss Ethel n walker
and Mr.. Carl Plummer were ths
guests of Miss Josephine Haslye. Of
Aetna Sunday,
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MASON NOTES

The farmers are somewhat discour-
aged as the weather is so dry and the
crops seem to need rain very badly.
They are in hopes that it will rain in
a few days Rev. Jeffries, pastor of
Philadelphia Baptist Church, opened
his revival on last Sunday night. He
preached a good sermon. Rev. A. ].
Brown. OF COllierVille, Tenn, was
present Mr. Joe ROokins is on the
sick list and has been for a week or
more. Also Mrs. Rachel Fisher has
been i'll for some time Mrs. Chas.
Tarpley. who was visiting Mrs. De-
borOh DOnOhOO mas returned to her
home in Memphis Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Adkins and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Jenkins we're the callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. T H. Tarpley on last Sunday
evening The" were highly enter
tanned. Little Mis- Annabella Frier-
son was the guest Of her little cous-
in, Alma TaTpley. and spent Saturday
night AID returned home Sunday.
They enjoyed themselves in the high
est.
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eurHRIE - NorEs.

Mrs. Geraldine Carr left Tuesday
morning for Darlington, KY Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank West spent Sunday in
Trenton. Ky. MS Walker Bryant
has returned from Nashville. Mr..
Moses Whiteside spent ten days in
Louisville. KY. visiting Miss Mollle
Burton Mrs. Eugene Ingram and
Mrs. Ellen Parham, who have been on
the sick list, are improving. Mrs.
Clarke MARSHALL is ill at this writing.
Miss Clemmie Taylor has returned
from Trenton Dr. w ]. Waytts has
purchased a fine horse and buggy. He
may be seen now at all hours. Mrs.
Sallie Suggs. of Darlington, KY, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
Weatherford Little Lavinia Dennis
is up after six weeks illness. Master
Paul Anthony Dennis spent last week
in ElktOn. Ky.
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LExlNaroN NOTES.

Rev. T. H Hannah. the NJ. E. pas
tor. had a grand exercise at his
church last Sunday There was q
large erswd out Dinner was served
upon the grounds. Everything was
carried sRt last TO the point Mrs.
Lula hHlins. who has been i'll for a
long time. was called from this world
to the celeStia heavens above July %,
1919. Mrs. Mullins certainly lived q
Christian life About two years ago
she joined the Sisters Of the Mysteri.
Gus Ten. also the Daughters of Tabor
Rev. David Marks. pastor Of Second
Baptist Church. preached her funeral
from Rev 1913. Subject. I Want tC
See Jesus. Rev. r. H. Peoples assist
ed Rev. Hannah at Mt Tabor last
week in three funerals. Rev. S. P
Walters preached one Of the mos
impressive and theological sermon:
has been preached in a long tins
from Matt 1919 Collection for the
day was s1675.
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CEMETERY MnrEs

Misses Laura L. Washington
and Annie Haynes spent Saturday
and Sunday with the Misses Jessie
and Alberta Blackman, Of Overall.
They also attended the picnic and
entertainment at Cherry Grove. The
sisters Of Stones River Chapel held
their first general classmeeting al
the M f. Church. The meeting was
conducted by Mrs Mary L. Avent
and Mr. John Bedford This Ieaiaa'
meeting seemingly has stirred up
the old-time heart felt religion at
this place. The Stone River n. n.
Sunday-School gave their picnic Sat
urday last which was great success
for the purpose Of missions and the
upbuilding Of the Sunday-schoel
treasury. Rev. A. M Bedford started
his three-days' meeting Sunday night
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TuLLAHoMA NOTES.

Miss Fannie Alexander has return
cd to Murfreesboro. After quite a
long stay in our little city. Rev. j.
s. Swith was in Murfreesboro last
Sunday on business, Mrs Amanda
Gwyne was in Sewanee this week Wis
ting her daughter Mrs. Carry Che
tenn and Mrs. Olridge, Mrs. N. B
Morton and Mrs. J. IT, Holman and
Miss Ida Harmon are in Nashville
this week visiting friends and rela
tiyes. Mr.. ] H. Holman was In
Nashville last Monday attending the
grand lodge session Of the Masons
Miss Emily and Emma Clendener
left last week to begin their schools
near Manchester MT VIM. Magic
has accepted a lucrative position
with Burton & Co. Mr.. Conel Ram
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NEElYvllLE mo- NOUS.

Rev. W. f, Helm, pastor OF Friend
ship Baptist Church. and Mrs Willie
Finnie were quietly married at the
home Of the brides aunt. Mrs. Mary
f Washington. last Monday evening
az : o'clock. Only a small number OF
friends we're present, Rev, G. A,
Hudson oficiated. Mr.. ] c. Turner
was cutie busy last week baling hay.
AT the last nesting OF the NJ. n.
Brooks Rhetorical Club the name Of
the club was changed from NJ. n.
Brooks Rhetorical Club to the zelda
Rhetorical Club. and the following Of
ficers were elected; Clara Bell Cal
houn. president; Gertie Thomas. sec
rotary: Chas. n Burnett treasurer;
f. Riney. marshal: EsSie Hudson.
critic. Prof. T. G. Walker has been
very sick with malaria fever, but is
some better at this writing. Quite a
few young people spent very joyful
time at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Finnie last Sunday afternoon. Miss
I Atchie Wells and her brother, Fred,
( of Poplar Blur, Mo-, are visiting their
I grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
Thompkins. this week. Mrs. S, F.
T Fulton is on the sick list.
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LYNcHBuRe NOTES.

The public school OF this place
opened Monday morning with an en-
rollment of 40 students Miss jamie
Lightfoet is teacher. Quite a num-
Der of parents and visitors were pres
emit Rev Hancock has returned
from an extended trip to Alabama.
Rev. ]. c. McAdams preached for
Rev. Hancock at the A. NJ. r. Church
last Sunday night Mrs. Louise
Daniel spent Monday in ShelbyVille
with friends. Quite number OF
Lynehburg people spent Saturday at
Mulberry and BoonVille Mrs. Gillie
Wsmaek and husband spent Saturday
AZ Bssnviiie Lyuchburg ball team
will cross bats with Flat Geek at
Flat Creek Saturday Subscribe for
the Globe Frank Ramsey agent
Mr.. VIII Haiman is on ELK River for
a few days. T. r. Hiies leaves Wed
nesday hunting FOR a better location
for cafe Leave order for the Globt
at Ramsey and Hiles' tailor shop.
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Taylor and Glce Club: A Basket OF
ChcStNUtS, Gospel Train Is Coming,
The y, N, C. A. Glec Club left Mon
day nlsAi on tae late train Ter Jack
son. Tenn. ORe OF the members OF
he Y. N. C. A Glce Club was the
the S,scS, Of hiends aRa relatives this
week. h Is reported that Mrs Adj
Gle TAYLOR is somewhat better, Mrs,
SallSe Mci.fA is on TIE sick list, AIRS,
MolNe laava> is On tAe sick list Miss
fSla6qA Nance. ~ Humboldt Tenn, Is
VISITING MlS, A&ate Taylor and
trsenaS M lS5a E,emlNg was the
eeeSt al ais mother on last sunday,
Ar. =. n. Robert, one az lNe leSdiuy
s,hNe,itiAeS 81 Jackson. rcaNs also a
Nr6Ahcr ~ the Eloe Club was the
es,eNi az MISS Annie r. Bowman sun,
AsN SNS Monday Mr., !, ", LeigA
teB last wesN Nar Mississippi % write
ap Insurance. Miss Maud WeNmNle
Is &Nlt se ~ 0Vt SgaN, Mr. Joe
SserNNorx WAS Killed by SN L & y,
train SUNDAY NigAt, HIS remains
Wcr, Nco0Sh, hack home FOR inter
n,CNt. Mis- brake. ~ Jackson, Tenn,
spent a Few DAYS with Miss blanche
Walker last week, Prot Jackson. o.
N&SAvNlA spent y few days IN the
city last week. Misses LOrlan Royd
ana Miller. Of jackson. Tenn, were
the guests OF Rev, and Mrs, Burnett
saturday and sunday Mr., j. I, Hol-
land is spending few days viSning
relatiyes aud friends, ANY one who
would like to read the Globe every
week VIII please see Miss Annie r.
Bowman.
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BENNINGTON NOTES.

The school taught by Rev. q. A.
Dowen is getting along nicely with
"a scholars. Mrs. L. N. DoweN re-
turned from her school Monday sf-
ter spending a few days at home.
Mr.. Tom Smith departed this life
Monday, August 5, 1912. His fan
eral was preached Tuesday, August 8,
by Rev. o. r. Bishop, assisted by
Rev. R. H. Dowell. There will Se q
grand picnic Saturday August nth.
given by the F. B. S. Club. Master
Golens Mash, who has been sick Cor
several weeks, is up. Mrs. Victoria
Smiley is on the sick list Mrs. Mat
tie Winston, who has been sick. is
up. Miss Susie Mayfield and two
children are visiting relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. r. E. Smiley returned home
to Nashville after spending several
days with their mother.
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CLIFTON NOTES

Rev. Utley, presiding elder OF the
N. u. Church, was here = few days
ago AID held his third quarterly con
ference. He preached out in the
country at II a, m. to CHECKER Ridge
and N town at night The quarter
was success. Rev. A. T. Cooper
preached in the Bend daT aAd night.
lie resorts good time. Rev. ". J..
YsHng gave Queen Rally fer the
A n. Il. Church Sunday AID reports
success. Rev. d. J. Mitchell, or
Fraakiiu, Tenn, who 10 chief grand
menter OF the Sir Knights and Daugh-
tiers Of Tabor, paid his annual visit
He net the order and made a fine
talk. A vote 81 thanks vas rendered
Min for his fitting remarks Reports
were read by the officers for the year
ana he seemed to be we'll pleased with
same. I. ChurchWeil who Is the
chief mentor of this lodke. and Miss
NIB. Mayberry the High Preceptress
Of the Daughters Department; Sir
VIM. Rutledge, v. M, Rev. Thompson
C. o.; Rev. w. ]. Gregory, D. NJ; Sin
! G. w. Grimes, c. s., all made talks
which were appreciated by all This
being done, we marched the Chiei
Mentor down on the lower floor to the
reception given for him. Mr. Ula
Rsss was over from WaynesbOro ant
called on Miss B L. Spears Mis-;
John Ross, the daughter Of Rev. Ross
ex-pastor OF the M. n. Church here
was here Sunday on = dying trip t.
see friends. She returned to Waynes
bore in company with Mr. J. Poyn
ter. Mrs. Bette Spears and Mrs
Thompson spent the day with Mrs
Ora Mitchell Monday Rev w. J
Young leaves here Saturday for Lex
ingteH to preach the annual sermon
for the U. B. F. and s. NJ. T. Rev
A. T. Cooper and wife were called t
Columbia to the bedside Of her dyinl
mother.
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CnVlNGToN NOTEs.

Miss Beulah Aston and Miss G.
Booker are = making good in the
school at Shiloh. Mr. Jas Reid made
an excellent report Sunday evening
Of the Convention which met at
Whitesville, Tenn. The Young Mems
Building Club, with Brother Yarbro,
as President, is doing great work
here in Canaan Baptist Church. Pro
gram every Sunday evening at $3.50
Miss Lena Hemphill will represent
the Canaan Baptist sunday-School al
Somerville. DR.. u. s. Walton, ouI
dentist, left for Dyersburg Monday
where he has an up-to-date Office
Lucille, the little daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. T. H. Price is reported Ill al
/ Somerville with fever. Rev. M. H
Holloway left for Halls, Tenn, Mon
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

Miss Eddie A. Staten entertained
at the residence of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. staten, Tuesday night
in honor of Mr.. George Brown, Of
Chicago. Dancing and games we're
INDUCED until late hour. A two
course menu was served. Those
present we're re: N 'ses ia and
Williams, F.. A. Staten, Mesdames
Rosa and EuTa Green, Hattie Gil
more, Louise Buford, Loura Brown,
Messrs. Robert King, Eugene Will
liams, Austin Brown, John Tucker,
Armktead Bradshaw, Jesse BufOrdj
r. e. Byrdsoug, George Brown and
Dir. Gilmore Mr.. George Brown left
Thursday night for French Lick, Ind
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oRLINpA NOTES.

Miss Lucy House is on the alex
list. She is very low Mrs. Ida
Richmond, the wife of Mr.. Bob Rich
mond, the man who killed the two
brothers, Bud and JEFF Yates. two
weeks ago. has moved to Franklin.
Ky. Mrs Bessie Yates, the wife Of
Mr.. jeff Yates, has moved to Frank
lin, KY. Mr.. Bob Richmond. the
man slayer is still at large. We had
a great revival at Friendship Bap-
fist Church last week Rev Barker,
Of Clarksville, conducted the meet
ing. Mr. Ned Samuel and family,
Of Franklin, is visiting his sick
mother, who is very low. Pref. B..
w. L. Downing left for Kentucky to
attend the Teachers Institute. he
has an appointment as principal Of a
large school that pays $12S ger
month for eight months He is a
Kentucky teacher. We all trust that
I the professor will bring a Mrs. Ken-
tuckian to our city some Of UAeae
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sey was in Chattanooga last week
watching the street cars. Mr.. Nor
mon Colston has accepted a position
with the Settle Furniture Co. Miss
Lottie Polk will visit Nashville and
Clarksville next week Mr.. Sam
Jenkins left last week for st. Louis.
Mrs. Nettie Mottolow was quite busy
last week canning peaches. She GER
tainly knows how Miss Parlee Nc
Chez will be d star visitor in Haley
next Saturday. Read the Globe and
keep posted like Bob Davis. Mr.
Harry Oldham has returned from
Chattanooga. Mrs. Minnie Holloway
who has been quite sick, is much
improved.
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LEwIssURc NOTES.

Mr.. Everett Turner, of Chicago, is
here visiting his father, Mr. Bob
Turner, who is very sick. Mrs.
Sophia Rainy and two daughters,
Iona and Ula, OF Columbia, are the
guests of Mrs. John williams. Rev.
T. w. Johnson, the presiding elder
Of the M. p. Church, will hold his
last quarterly conference Sunday.
The Masons will give a grand picnic
at the fair ground Saturday. A
large crowd was out. A bail game
was played between Mckenzie and
Lewisburg. Score 10 to in favor
Of Lewisburg.
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PULASKI NOTES.

Miss Mary Frances Black, Of 81
Church street, entertained a few Of
her friends Monday evening. Those
present we're Pattie and Alice Jones,
Miss Matte Potter, Miss Cordelia
Clay, Miss Mary Jackson, Mr. Bud
oliver, Mr.. Elwood Bramlette, Mr..
Sam Malone, Mr. Harvey Manaway,
Mr.. Charley Jackson, Mr. Nathaniel
Black, Mrs Samie Ray, Mr. and Mira
Peter Martin. Games were the fea'
lures Of the evening. During the
games fruits were handed and after
the games a delightful ice course
was served. Rev. ]. A. Jones, Of
Shelbyyille, Tenn, was also present
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RROWNsYILLE NOTEs.


Mrs Fannie Evans, mother Of DR..
Evans, departed this life Saturday
morning, August . She was laid to
rest at Woodlawn Cemetery Sunday,
August 4th. The musical entertain
Inent that was given by the Y. M @.
A. Slice Club, Of Jackson, Tenn, Mon
day night at the Fist Baptist Church
was excellent Program: Anchored,
Glee Club Lord, ! want to be a Chris
tioB. Glee Club massa in De Cold
Ground. Mr. K. Scott; banjo imita-
ton, by the Giee Club Nobody Knows
the Trouble I've Seen: Last Night
Mr. Meek and Glee Club; I Couldn't
Hear Nobody Pray; Sentinel Asleep
Mr.. Simpson and Glee Club; Silver
Thread among the Gold, MT. G. T
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STEVENSON fALA.l NOTES.

Services at the C. P. and A. NJ. E.
churches last Sunday we're quite en-
tertainlng. Rev. Elias Hudson is sue
eeeaing nicely In his schOol work az
well as in his church work. He says
the greater part of humanity is surg
ing and he wants TO DO his part for
the great cause. q. Fl. Hurt, the
agent, will attend the Huntsville Sun
aay-SchOol Convention in Triana,
Ala, August 8, 9, 10, 1919 AS he
goes he will work in the interest OF
the Nashville Globe. Miss Annie
Daniel began her school at Bass Sta
lion, Ala, Monday. She is a regular
reader OF the Globe. Rev S. P. Cur
ley is making quite an improvement
en- HE residence Don't fail to read
the Globe. Don't miss an issue.