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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-09-06
PULASKI NOTES.

Visitors entertained Mrs. Emma
EIdridge and Miss Nina Peppers, Of
Nashville, who are guests of Mrs.
Gentry, being complimented with a
round of entertainments by Mrs.
Asa White on Monday evening with
a lunch party on Thursday evening.
By Mrs. Mary Daily on Friday eve
ming by Miss ]. e. Neil; on Satur-
day at IL o'clock by Mrs. Virgil Golf;
at 6:15 by Miss Eddie Lee Ballcntine,
Later in the evening an recourse
was served They were also en- -
tanned with a small dinner party by
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Tears Tuesday
evening. The fourth quarterly cor
ference Of Vale Mill Circuit was
held August oath and 25th, at 81.
Paul Church, Rev. E. S. Rose, pas
tor. Il was a success. This charge
IS in the Pulaski district and has
taken on new life since Rev. Rose
was appointed here March goth. He
ia young minister, but Is proving
10 be equal 10 the task. Plans are
all matured to build new church
and 10 repair the other two cturche:
ii the charge by the 23r1 Of October
when the Conference convcncs al
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Fifty-fve dol
lars was laid on the table bv roll cal
Saturday, winding up S1nday nigh
at Meck's Chapel with SS0.56. Mrs
Ella D. Robertson, who raised sixty
five dollars and thirty-fv3 cents o
the educational assessment on thi
circuit, paid in at the trustee boart
meeting Aug. IA, Shelby e Tenn
aade her regular report with he
heard ne Daughters Of Conference
$3.50. She is a great worker il
The Masters cause. The Yale Nil
Circuit leads the district in educS
.onal money and quarterly confer
encC reports at the present
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Industry is the spirit of Tuskegee, In
dustry and discipline are made habit.
The choice of ONE 40 trades is offered
young men ard young women Tus-
kegee graduates are earning from
$1,000 to $4,000 and $4,000 per month
as Academic Teachers, Farm Managers,
Steam and Electrical Engineers, Tailors,
Teachers of Domestic Science, Nurses,
in fact. the demand for men and
women trained in all the trades at
Tuskeeee 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 Secretary of the Y. 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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Of Celina. are visiting relatives here.
Rev. II. w. Rucker tined his pulpit
here Sunday. The contest and club
rally under the leadership of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Livingston
Circuit closed with a spread dinner
on the fourth Sunday in August at
Spri0g Greek Result was as fol-
lows club No. l, Lizzie West and
Nellie Terry. collection S4.6S. Club
No. >. Maud Garrett and Sarah Mum
son. collection Sass; Club No, s,
Renda Webb and Sarah Bohanon, col
lection SEQ. Club No. a Hattie Boil
ton and Catherine Simpson, collection
$3.50: Club No 8, Lizzie Bates and
Etter RAY. collection SS05; Club No
s. Lizzie Maynard and Frona Murphy,
collection SIZES. Total COLLECTION
Sll.4e. Contest collection $3.50. Other
collections $3.50 Grand total collec-
ton $3.50. Misses MaliSsie A. Gard
enhire. Jessie BOhanon and Emean
Hatohes led and each received a wor-
thy prize. Misses Lula and Sallie
Cullom. Of Henard, and Miss Maggie
Cullom spent the night with Miss
Willie Simpson saturday night Mr.
Charlie Hardy served the girls with
cold drinks. Mr.. Mitchell Roberts.
/ OF Monroe, spent Saturday night with
Mr. Lemuel Simpson.
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EDENWALD NOTES.

Mrs. Eva Bates and daughter gave
a delightful party last Tuesday night
in honor Of her niece. Miss Kathrine
Martin. of Nashville. Music and
games were the features of the even
ing. Fifty guests were present. A
fve-cOurse menu was served. Those
who assisted Mrs. Bates are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Lily Fisher, Mrs. Reed
Mrs. Dayton James, Mrs. Matte Frazk-
lin, Miss Marcella Bates. Mrs. Nal
lisa Carlock, who has been visiting
her sister and brother. Mrs. Fannie
Gee and Mr.. ". VI Page. OF this
place. left for her home in lndianap-
oils last Friday. Mr.. Head, OF Gallatin,
was Miss Augusta RichmOnd's guest
Sunday. Mr.. Tom Draughn, Mrs. Nan
nie Cotrell. Mrs Mary Joyner, Mrs.
Georgia Gee were Mrs. Dayton Jones
guests Sunday evening. Mr.. Walter
Baaze, Of Edenwald, left last Satur-
DAY night for Louisville, where he
will spend a few weeks with his sis
ter. Mrs. Malissa Oldham and hus-
band spent Saturday in Nashville. Mrs.
Josie Benton is Throwing. Mrs. Lily
Fishers guest was from Springfield
sunday. Mrs. Fannie Jones, Mr.
Johnson Dennings, Miss Olivia Jones
we're the guests, of Mrs. Lily Fisher
Sunday evening.
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nXERsRuRe NOTES.

Miss Nettie A. Ledsinger, teacher
of Dunbar High School, Okmulgee,
Okla, is visiting her mother on West
Market street. Miss Winnie Mae
Hale is on the sick list. Mrs. Clara
Jones. of Memphis, is the guest OF
her brother, Dr. A. 4. Greenlee, on
w. Market street. Miss Katie Smith,
who has been visiting relatives In
Newbern, returned Wednesday. Miss
Clara Clay, Of Riley, Tenn. is the
guest of her brother, DR.. ]. B. Clay.
Mrs. Nettie Clay and sister, Miss
Sammie Menzies are visiting their
neice, Mrs. Josie Summers, OF st.
Louis, Mo. Miss Maggie Kicks has
returned from Brownsville, Tenn,
after spending week with relatives.
Mr.. Ernest Fawkler, who has been
visiting his parents, returned to
Memphis Sunday. Mrs. Sarah
Manns and Miss Sammie Beaumont,
Of Future City, are visiting in
Brownsville. Miss Ena Alexander re-
ports having a pleasant time while
in Paris. Tenn. Miss Celeste Nc
Kinney, of Henning, Tenn, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Fowlkes Monday Miss Gertrude
Fowlkes. who is spending few days
with parents on Fair street, made
flying trip to Fulton, KY, Sunday
/ Miss Jimmie Reagin and Mr.. Char
lie Porter eloped from Humboldt
Tenn, Sunday to our city and were
quietly married by Rev. M. S. Nc
Cauley, at the Cumberland Presby
terrain Church The bride is a cous
in of Mr.. Cal Suard. Miss Rozell'
Connell left Wednesday night fol
Chicago, ILL.,, to visit her brother
Miss Rossie Bradshaw left Saturda!
night for Louisville, KY, where sh
will spend several days with friend
afterwards leaving for Chicago, ILL.,
and New York City. Prof. N. A
Brodie and his orchestra has re
turned from Gibsonville and repor
a fine season.
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WHlTEvlLLE NoTEs.

The people about here are very busy
pulling fodder and cutting hay. The
meeting at Barttles Chapel was a
success. They added seventeen to the
church Sunday. Rev. Snoden was
here a few days and delivered some
excellent sermons. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mitchel's little baby was buried
Sunday. The picnic at Vildo was en-
joyed by a large crowd, which was a
success. Mrs. Matte StalIings, of
Memphis, is in town with her father
in-law, Mr.. Thomas Stallings. Mrs.
Bette Champions little daughter died
few days ago. Prof A. d. Brooks,
of Jackson, Tenn, was here Sunday,
visiting Miss Pansy Bowers. A large
crowd of young people spent Saturday
IN Vildo at the picnic. Misses Lou,
ella Price, Cora Mitchell, Darthula
Price, Matte Tatum, Lula Forbs
Mary Lou Norment, ]. B. and w. L
Pirtle spent Sunday with Miss Pansy
Bowers. Miss Cora Mitchell spent
Sunday night with Darthula and Lu
ella Price. Misses GizzeIIa Aller
and Fannie Hunt, spent Saturday
night with Miss Nettie Nicely, of VIldo
Little Miss Bessie Walton celebrated
her seventh birthday August 30. Lit
tie Nettie Champion was sick only
four days before she passed into the
sweet beyond, where parting is NJ
more.
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

A marriage that came as 4 surprise
to all friends and acQuaintanceS was
that of Mr.. w. d. Kelly and Mrs.
Martha Cross, which was s0lemuiEed
at the home of the bride, East Sixth
street. Rev. ]. S. Gilmore oHiciated
Miss Vivian Gilmore, Of Cleveland,
is the guest of her uncle, Rev. J. ).
Gilmore, and family. DR.. and Mrs
L. H. Gilmore entertained a limited
number OF their friends Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Trotter, 1921 Glade street, TO
compliment their cousin, Miss Vivian
Gilmore, of Cleveland, Tenn, and
Miss Ida Halfacre Mrs. Henrietta
Blair Gray, of DeMOines, Iowa, is Wis
iting relatives and trends here. Mr.
Robert Polk, Jr., spent the weekend
here, the guest of Prof. and Mrs. J..
H. Kelly. A musical and literary
entertainment was rendered at the
First Baptist Church August 29th I'M
der the management OF Prof, Walter
P. Irwin. 1t was a rich treat and was
highly enjoyed by the large audience
that attended Rev Collier, pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church, preached at
Salem Ouhrch last Sunday. Rev
Braxton, of South Carolina, arrived
here last Thursday for an indefinite
stay. Rev. Braxton is the father OF
che late DR.. n. T. Braxton Mrs b.
L. Ivory has been quite sick, but is
now improving. Rev Maury pastor
Of Bethel A. NJ. Z. Church. is carry
ing on a protracted meeting. He
is being assisted by Rev. Brooks. OF
Pulaski. Prof Walter p. Irwin. who
has spent his vacation here with his
family, has returned to Nashville. Mr..
James Kelly and Miss May Eta Smith
were quietly married at the home OF
Rev. B. L. Ivory last Sunday after
noon. They are at nome to their
friends with the parents of the bride,
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. North
High street. Mr.. George Williams,
of High street continues in very poor
health, and is confined 70 his room.
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JASPER NOTES.

A goodly number are attending the
Primitive Baptist Association at
Whiteside. Some among the num-
her are Mrs. Cora Thurman, Mrs
Mary McReynolds and Mrs. Lizzie
Spears. Prof. F. G. Greer has re-
turned home from Kingston, Miss
Vinie Smith, of South Pittsburg, Wis
tied friends and relatives here Satur-
day. Prof. A. F. Shockley and son,
Ed, were visitors in South Pittsburg
Friday. Mrs. Jno. McReynolds, of
Pikeville, is the guest of her son, Mr..
Sam McReynolds Mrs. Alex Shock
lev and Mrs. Jessie Nance and little
daughter Willamette, were visitors
in Whitwell Friday and Saturday
Mr.. Lonad Hoge and Mr.. Joe Mulberry
who are on the sick list are improving
very fast. Mrs. Whitfield is on the
sick list this week.
Entertained at Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McReynolds en-
tertained at dinner Sunday afternoon
in honor of their daughters, Misses
Maude. Lou Dena and Esther Those
present we're Messrs. Buford and Mer
lin Martin, Ed Staley and " c. Light
foot, of South Pittsburg.
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also with the Craft, Emanuel No. GA,
A. F. & A. M, in their regular COM
municatiOn. Miss Evaline Crout has
returned from Fulton, KY, where
she has been visiting relatives. Rev.
C. H. IVie, of ST. Luke Baptist
Church, arrived Saturday from Hunt
ingdon, where he had been engaged
in a revival assisting Rev. |. c.
Sharon. Mrs. Eliza Dobbs returned
from Jackson Sunday, where she
had been for two weeks visiting her
daughter, Mrs Hettie Moss. Mr..
Ellis Allen, Jr., is having kitchen
annexed to her house this week. Mr.
Bonnie Malone, James Jones and
Mallie Wilson returned to their work
at Wingo, KY, Sunday night Miss
Lizzie Simmons was here Sunday.
The memorial exercises Of the late
DR.. R. F. Boyd G. w. c., was held
by Arion Court o. o. G. No. 1874, to-,
gether with the X. P's. and Juveniles.
Mrs. Florence Gregory, Mrs. Minnie
Terrell, Mrs. Viola Allen, Mrs. Rosa
Malone, Miss Florence Williams,
Miss Tilliosta Gregory took special
part in the program. Master Thurs
ton FOrde, Kt., B. b. Black Rev. Fl.
Winters, pastor in charge Of G. M.
E. Church, also took part. Rev. M.
T. Cooper, of Browns Chapel A. M.
<. Church of Union City, preached
some powerful sermons. Rev. F. E.
Young is very grateful to the other
congregations for their willing assis-
lance. At the barbecue over at
Spring Creek, four miles northeast
of here last Saturday, the Mt. Zion
nine played double-header with
Gleason and CONS. 16 to with the
former 3 to 0 with the latter; both
in favor of Mt Zion.
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DICKSON NOTES.

Thursday August goth, the new
Rivertown Baptist Association con-
vened at the Second Baptist Church
here, of which Rev. Scott Holmes is
pastor, for four days meeting. De-
legates from all over Dickson Coun-
~ were present and from interest
shown the meeting was success fl
nancially and spiritually. On Sun
day big basket dinner was spread
at two o'clock and all present enjoyed
themselves. The meeting closed az
night with a big rally and hand
shake. Mrs. Henrietta Caves, of
DeS Moines, Iowa, who has been Wis
iting her mother and uncle here, left
last Thursday accompanied by her
mother, Mrs May Blair, for Colum-
bia to spend few days with her
brother. Mr.. Julius Blair, before re-
turning home. Miss Lucille Walls,
of Mt. Pleasant, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Lula Hill, left her home
in Centersville. Mrs. Lue Cothey
and Mrs. Cora Holt are spending a
few days in Edinyille, KY Mrs. Ad-
die Buckner, Emmaline Holmes and
S. Collier subscribed for the Globe
for three months. Those who are on
the sick list are: Mrs. Mary Woods,
Charity Moore, Bud Woodland, Del
la Oakley, little Aft Grimes ano
Mrs. Marshline and Willie Marsh.
Those who attended the Hortense
pi<nic Friday from Dickson were
Ms. Lucy Porter, Arizona Suggs and
Dr.. Miles. Miss Virgie Mason is
able to be up again. Miss Pearl Ma
son was called home from Clarks-
vile to the bedside of her sister,
Virgie. Miss Allie B. Porter, who is
teaching at Cumberland Furnace this
year, spent Saturday, Sunday and
Monday at home. Rev. w. H. c.
Stokes, of Clarksville, was here con.
Quoting his usual Sunday servie. Mr.
Jim Waters and Mr.. Hugh Box visit
cd Mr. and Mrs. Box Sunday. Mrs
]. H. Thompson was the guest Of
Mrs. r. B. Ross August 23rd and en-
joyed dinner. Mrs. Lettie White had
for her guest Mrs. Edith DeshazeI
and Mrs. ]. H. Thompson Friday eve
ming at 8 p. m. Mrs. White served
. an recourse. Mrs Thompson
seems to be greatly improving +. In
health since she has been in Dick
I son.
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HoRTENsE NOTES

Mrs. Lula Fort, Mrs. Love Dicker-
son and Misses Maudie Mallory ana
Loudie Suggs and Mrs. Della Dick
erson returned home last Monday
evening after spending a week in Ce-
dar Hill, Tenn. The picnic given here
on the 30th and 31st was splendid.
People were here from various places
and just host Of people from Nash
vile. Everybody seemed to have a
good old time. A good many OF the
prominent men of Nashville spoke al
the Mt. Olive Church Friday night,
and their lectures were fine. Miss
Birdie NJ. Bradley left here Saturday
morning en- route home after spending
week at the home Of Miss II. ".
Dickerson. Miss Bradley was ac-
companied home SATURDAY morning
by her mother, grandmother and cou-
sin, Miss Ophelia Waterman. who
spent the night at the home OF NJ.
and Mrs. J. H. Dickerson. Mrs. Ken
nedy, of Nashville, spent the night
with Mrs. Love Dickerson Friday
night. We are sorry to say that Nr.
Boyd Washington departed this lie
Saturday at twelve O'Clock a. m. HIe
leaves a mother, father, four brothers
and one little sister and a host Of
friends and relatives to mourn mis-
demise. His remains were carried
TO the cemetery and buried Sunday
evening. Services were good Sunday
and a large number of people we're
mere from Vanlier and Rocky Branch
Tenn. Sunday Miss NJ. V. Dickerson
entertained quite a number Of young
people
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GREENFIELD NOTES.

3iss Pearl Lett and Miss Leslie
Fam have returned from their trip
20 Nashville and Union City Mr.
bon Mckenzie, who lives just across
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LEBANON NOTES.

Mrs. Matte Owens entertained the
Rose Bud Club at her home on Col
lege street. Mr.. j. d, Harris has re-
turned to Lebanon, where he will take
up his business as undertaken. Rev.
and Mrs. Williams gave party Tues
day night at their home for the NJ E.
church. Miss Eunice R. Harris has
returned from Gallatin after a long
and pleasant vacation. Miss Florence
w. Hughes was the guest of Mrs. w.
F.. Young Thursday afternoon. Miss
Julia Hansend has returned home.
Mrs. c. Martin was the guest of Mrs,
Col Hughes Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Willie Mae Harris has been flute ILL
day afternoon. Master Willie A,
The late DIR. Jos. Turner has arrived
home from Chattanooga. Smith and
Wilson Counties are pdoud to read the
Globe and see where one of their only
sons has been honored as pastor Of
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KINGSTON SPRINGS NOTES

Revival has started at St Bethel
Holiness Church. o. d. Cheatham
was ordained to preach last Sunday
at the Holiness Church. Mrs s
Matthews has returned to her home
at 751 Twenty-third avenue, Nashville.
She has been here spending some
weeks at her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. White Basket meeting
was held at Mt. Pleasant Church on
the third Sunday. Dr. and Mrs Mat.
thews, Miss Lena Matthews. Miss
Myrtle Greer and Mr.. c. D. Cheatham.
Of Nashville, spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs J. n Bell Mrs Hannah
and children have returned to Nash.
Vile after spending some time with
Mrs. Newson. Mrs, @, II Thompson
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Greer and chill
dren have returned to Nashville after
spending some time at their country
home here.
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Lesley Johnson, returned to her
home Saturday after having spent
month of pleasure with her sister
Mrs. /. S. Person, her daughter ana
three other friends, all of Jackson,
Tenn, visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Johnson last week. Miss
Ida Matthews, of Memphis, is visit
ing her sister and mother, Mrs. and
Miss Matthews, of Oakland We are
sorry to learn that the illness of Mrs.
W. II. Owens father keeps her still
at his bedside. We hope to hear
soon that he is convalescent The
time of harvesting hay is on in Oak
land and the Oaklanders are max
ing hay while the sun shines" The
sorghum crops are ripe and we think
the Messrs. Perrys Oakland's most
prominent sorghum manufacturers
will get busy.
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four conversions during the meeting.
Rev. Cate Holmes, of Dickson, as
sisted Rev. ]. M. Thompson four
sisted four nights in the meeting.
Rev. J. w. Thompson is going to
HowenwaId to start a meeting. The
grand people of Allen Creek have
undoubtedly been stirred up in this
meeting. The Sunday-school is max
ing a good showinging. The school
was opened by Rev. Thompson. Song
by Miss Bahil E. Chiles, 81 have
started for the kingdom tonight"
The children were catechised by Mrs.
R. L. Lenson. Prof. Jackson is in
town this week looking for laborers.
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the Spruce Street Church. DR.. Bal
leu was honored in both counties by
both sexes as high as any Negro ever
was known to'carry honor. He is better
Johnnie Mae write that they are hav-
ing a grand time in Lafayette, Ind.
They will go this week camping out
known here as the most worthy Bal
lou The Misses Helloms, Inez and
2-GLOBE WIN Sept 4
man and Mrs. BERTHE Naming were
the guests of Mrs. Jas Scott Thurs
day afternoon. Miss j. v. Hughes
was the guest of Mrs ]. r. Inman Fri
Johnson is improving nicely. Mr.. Fe-
lix Bolton died suddenly this morn.
ling. He leaves a wife and host
of friends and relatives to mourn his
death.
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soMERVlLLE NOTES.

The revival of the Pleasant Grove
BAPTIST Church was successfully con-
Quoted last week by DR.. A. l.. Hall.
D. D., NJ D., of Memphis, Prof e.
D. Williams made a flying trip to
Memphis last week Mrs, Priscilla
Atkins and her two little children
are visiting relatives and friends
here this week. Mrs. N, Fall and
Miss Kirkwood Presbury, after
spending several weeks here, left last
week for Memphis. If you want to
keep posted read the Globe. Don't
borrow but subscribe for it.
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LEwlssuRe NOTES.

Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Lyttle, who
have been visiting Mrs. Cranberry
have resnrned to Nashville. Mrs. Mat
tie Collins is very i'll at this writing.
The NJ. E. Church people are prepar-
ing to have a rally on the third sun
day. Mr.. Hubert Gee, who has been
sick. is able to be out again. Mrs.
Mamie Mitchell entertained the La
dies Auxiliary Friday evening, August
S0th. An ice course was served A
large number was present.
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MASON NOTES

Miss Mamie c. Burchett has been
recently elected third teacher of the
Mason City School. DR.. D. w. Fields
was visitor at the City School last
week. Mr.. H B. Ruffin and Rev.
R. L. Jones left last Saturday evening
for Louisville KY, for a few days.
Rev. j. III Brooks, Of Mississippi.
preached noble sermon last Sunday
at Alexander Chapel A. NJ. E. Church
His text was taken from the End
chapter and 10th verse of the Reveal.
tons: BE thou faithful unto death.
and ! will give thee a crown Of life
Mr. j. II. Coleman, our new shoe
maker who recently located IN our
city, is pleasing the people very much
with his shoe work.
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MADISON STATION NOTES.

Rev. Gilmore has started his revi-
val at Dry Creek Mrs Evle Bates
gave an entertainments Tuesday night
in honor of her niece. Miss hathrina
Mrs. EVE Bates mother entertained
Sunday. Tuesday night. the Sfth,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Blakemore enter
tanned a small crowd Ak their horne
Miss Marcella and her cousin, MISS
Kathrine Martin. will leave for Nash
Vile Thursday evening
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AIIEMs cREEK NoTEs.

Rev. Thompson has closed his re-
vival here at Aliens Creek and is
getting ready for his last quarterly
conference He is expecting the pre-
siding elder Monday night. Mrs, L..
B. Smith and Miss Fannie Lee are
preparing for a grand entertainment
tonight. Mrs. Smith and Miss Fan
ME Lee are doing a great work In
behalf of the A. M. e. Church and
their pastor. Rev. Thompson had
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1.-THE TUSKEGEE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE
Tnckomoo Ala
IuORUSUU5 Mus

Il regard the Tuskegee
Institute as the most con-
siderable educational in
vention of modern times,
writes Prof. N. |. Thomas,
professor of Sociology in
the University of Chicago.
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LIVINGSTON NOTES.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Well
a girl. Miss Lula CufOm, of Henard,
Tenn, has been here waiting on her
auntie, Mrs. Alb Webb. Mrs. Sayau-