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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-22
PULASKI NOTES.

A recent enjoyable event was the
entertainment given by the Pleasure
Club at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
briel McKissack to celebrate his
seventy-second anniversary. The
home was artistical'y decorated for
the occasion with cut flowers and
plants. Mr.. and Mrs. McKissack
were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Abraham McKissack and Mrs. Mol
lie Teers. The Ideal Art Club met
on the 18th inst, at the residence of
Mrs. G. G. Joyce as the guest of
Mrs. Lou A. Thomas. A delicious
menu of fruits, ETC., was served. The
next meeting will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. Pearl Stevens, on
McGrew street, December 18th. Mr..
Wash McKeman, who has been sick
for nearly six years, died Fc'day
evening and was buried Saturd -.
His sister, Mrs. Bob Bramlette, from
Nashville, attended the funeral. NJ
Caesar King, of Decatur, Ala, was
in town this week. Mr.. King IS the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur King,
who live about ten miles out in Tue
country. The Rap st 7heolo4ical
Institute was. opened here last Mon
day. Rev. J. S. Gilmore, of Column
bia, Tenn, in charge. This session
is being held at the Zion Baptist
Church, of which Rev. A. J. James
is pastor. The entertainment at
Beulah last Saturday night was quite
a success and everybody seemed to
have enjoyed themselves. Rev. DR..
S. i. Howard is to hold his first
quarterly conference at the A. M. r
church here next Sunday. The PEG
pie here generally, regardless to de
nomination, highly commend the
Bishop and others concerned in send
ing DR.. Howard back to us again. DR.
Howard has made quite a record here
and has made an execution to the
rule, that a prophet has not the
honor in his own country. The PEG
nile here love him and he seems Il
be divinely called, not only Il
preach the gospel, but to lead mel
10 %usefulners and success along al
lines. Campbelps Chapel Is progress
sing nicely under the leadership o
Dr. A. BrooKs, and he Is very p0Ou
lar with the masses. The industrial
: department of the Pulaski Higl
| School is meeting with SUCCESS. Tn
; Board of Education has alread,
: made a. donation toward the worth,
| enternrise. The Sykes Brothers ant
{ Mr.. Rerby Pinder hive secured wor1
b In Decatur, Ala. Miss Frances Maj
i, tin. OF T,yrnville, has entered thu
t Pulos'5i High School this year. TIL
Pulaski brass band played II
Athens, Ala, for a show two day
. lost week and m9de unite a hit. M
$ Frank Gudger, Of Chattaroog;
+ Tim, and NJ. B%rarhan, Of Athens
Alp have made INVITE a reputatio
!. as Qiret-c'ass brick levers here anon
I our lending merchants. both Of thes
young men are mechanics Of .hig
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WILLIAMsPoRT T

The Sunday-school was we'll at
tended Sunday. Those attending the
teachers monthly meeting Saturday
were: Misses L s. Collins, E. L.
Wainwright, Maud Williams, Annie
L. Church and Eliza B. Greeneld.
Mrs. Dan Libscomb is very i'll at
this writing. Mrs. Charlie RusselTs
little son and daughter, Eli and
Rachel, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gordon,
Of Jones Valley. Mrs. A. L. Watkins
made a trip to Goodwin Wednesday
to visit her auntie, Mrs. Vinie Pot
tee. Rev. N. Smith preached two
able sermons Sunday and Sunday
night. Iur hearts were filled with the
Holy Spirit as The explained the
Scriptures. Rev. N. Smith will be
given a roya reception by the mem.
bers and friends Of the church NO
vember 28th, inst. Miss Maggie B
Crosby and Master James Timer
Collins were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Summers Sunday. The
missionary meeting was quite a sue
cess Thursday, November 14th. Al
members are requested to be present
at the next meeting November 21st
Prof. N. N. Reynolds, of Pulaski
gave a grand lecture Friday nigh.
in the interest of the Pythians. Fl,
said, I did not come to paint, thu
heavens with beautiful flowers, o.
tie the earth with stones. He wa.
pleased with the progress of the com
munity, He commended the prid,
the peonle had taken in their church
During his stay he was the guest o
Rev. N. Smith, Mrs, Fl. e. Strayhorl
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NOTES

We are having some beautiful
weather and the farmers are gather
Ing their crops. Messrs. C. H. Jen-
nings and c. Scott left for their
work near Jackson, Tenn. Mr.. w.
A. Pettigrew spent Sunday in Par
sons. Miss Anna Britt and
Frances Howard spent last Sunday
with Miss Daisy B. Allen on Wal
nut Hill. Messrs. R. r. Yarbro and
Edgar Burton, of Decaturville, at
tended the show Wednesday night.
Master Grady Pettigrew and Roy
Jennings were out gathering nuts
Wednesday morning and caught a
fine o'possum. Mrs. Mary Scott and
three children, of Decaturville, re-
turned home Monday after visiting
her brother, MI. George Laster. We
are glad to have Rev. VIM. Oliver
another year as u pastor. We
wish him success. Mrs. Jim
mie and Misses Ola and Georgia
Pettigrew, Of Decaturville, are WIS.,
iting Mrs. Victory Garrett. Mrs. M.
A. Jennings is recovering from a Sc
we're attack of sore throat. Mrs.
Esther Scott and children are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Tale. near
Vice, Tenn. Sad news reached here
Saturday Of the death of Mrs. Lucy
Pettigrew, Of Forrest City, Ark,
formerly Of this county. She leaves
many relatives and friends here to
mourn their loss. Mrs. Annie Pet
tigrew is visiting Mr.. Watt Petit.
crews family near Fishers Landing.
Rev, Thompson, pastor of the M. e.
Church at Clifton, spent Sunday in
Perryville and addressed the Sunday.
school, Little Misses Avery MAY
and Georgia B. Jennings spent Sun.
day with their aunt, Mrs. w. A. Pet
tigrew. Mr.. ]. e. White and Mrs
Lille Stanford are both i'll. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Yarbro, of D%ecaturville
spent Sunday with their daughters
Mesdames Ella Pettigrew and Azile,
Jennings. Mrs. Amanda Cary is a.
Clifton visiting her daughter, Mrs
Ola Churchwell.
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SANTA FEE T

Sunday-school was well attended
Sunday at both churches. The
weather was fair. Rev. W. M. Har-
ris, A. NJ, the beloved pastor of st.
John Baptist Church, this place,
preached two wonderful sermons.
Each service was largely attended.
Rev. DR.. Harris is doing a great
work in this and other communities,
and is much loved by the people of
all denominations. DR.. C. o. Hunter,
the G.. M. R. for the Court of Ca
lanthe Of Tennessee, accompanied by
Prof. N. N. Reynolds, G.. w. L. of
the Court, was present Sunday and
each made a strong talk on the sub
ject of the order. We hope to have
a Knight of Pythias Lodge in Santa
Fe soon. Rev Dr.. Harris, the mod
orator of the Duck River Associa-
ton, has issued a call for all the
brethren of the Association to meet
Monday, December 2, at the First
Baptist Church, Columbia, Tenn, at
10 a. M, for the purpose of selecting
a teacher for the Bible and Normal
School at Columbia. The presence
of all the brethren is earnestly So
licited by the moderator.
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FLATWooD NOTES.

Rev. Carmichael preached two
noble sermons Sunday and left for
Perryville Monday. Mrs. Lee Nc
Donald entertained at dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mitchell and Miss Mel
lie Curk. The little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Harvole was seriously
burned last Thursday evening. Miss
Willie Mcdonald has been visiting
her uncle at P%arson, Tenn. She re-
ports a nice time. Mr.. Joe Mitchell
has returned from Cliftonn, where
he has been gathering his crop.
All are gathering their crop ana
report good corn and peas. Miss
Rlanch Chappelle was called to the
bedside of her aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Chappelle, Of Parsons, Tenn.
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SOUTH PIrrsBuRe NOTES.

A uu'on Thanksgiving service will
he held at the M. r. Church. Rev.
Mr.. CHin. pastor. Mrs. Oracle Kelly
ard Miss SPRINGS. of Jasper, were
here Tuesday of this week. The Mt.
Bethlehem BaDtist Church pulpit
was graced with the presence of the
pastor after an absence of six
weeks. Members and friends hearts
seemed frll of ecstacy. The 18th
District School will make their first
effort Sunday, the oath, at 2 p. m. at
the First Bqptist Church to raise
their first $50 for the new school
building. The Fourteenth District
School at the same time and
place will raise another $50. The
people in these parts seem to be
awakening to their educational in
terest as never before. The Union
Rhetorical was enjoyed last Friday at
the Eleventh District SchSo !. The
baseball game was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. P. P. Jones and wife, OF Richard
City, visited friends here recently.
Misses Leila Goodman and NJ.
Springs, of Jasrer, spent a day here
the guests of Mrs. J.. J. Cummings
and DR.. Astrapp. Rev. w. B. Doug
lass, of Chattanooga, was called here
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Celia
Cree Hawkins. Me"srs. A. F. Shock
ley and Ed Council, of Jasper, were
here Thursday. The new parsonage
Of the M. F. Church is near compile
ton and the membership hopes to
hive their new pastor and family
comfortably housed by Thanksgiving
DNy. Mr.. Ebert Hill and wife have
completed their new residence just in
front IF Mt. Bethlehem Baptist
Church and have moved into it. Mr..
Bob Webb, who has been suffering
with a lingering Illness, died in the
IneighborhoOd of Hudson's Store Sun
day morning; his remains were car
ried to Comfort for interment. He
leaves a sister, Mrs. Lou Webb, and
other relatives to mourn his depar-
tyre. Mrs. Celia Chez Hawkins hav-
ing passed through a protracted i'll
ness, died at the home of her father
ard mother, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Lindsey. on First street, Saturday
about 1880 p m. Her funera l was
attended at Mt. Bethlehem Baptist
Church Monday of this week by Rev.
Mr.. Douglars, of Chattanooga, assist
ed by Rev. VIM. Simmons. Burial
took place at City Cemetery. A large
o%orcourse of friends were present al
oach, The funeral of Mrs. Ann
Sterhens was preached at First Bap
list Church lost Sunday by Revs
Cobb and Crutchor. of Alabama.
Mrs. Stephens died some months ago
The row IF houses in front Of the
old pipe works known as "Pipe Row.
was u scene of great distress Sunday
about 3 D. m. Fire broke out at thu
LIST house on the North end, occu
pied by Mrs. Lula Kinnelly Virgins
widow of the late Hal Wiggans. ant
next door to her lived Mr.. VIII Con
ly and family, The formers belong
inrs were totally destroyed and tn,
latter saved only one article, a bed
Four houses in all were totally de
stroyed, but household effects in tn
other three were saved.
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pEATH LIST.

Sam Mitchell, 80 years, 1918 18th
avenue, South.
Sol Caruther, 55 years, Jordonia,
Tenn.
Nancy Polk, 100 years, 1903 Harding
street.
Mrs. Tompkins, 80 years, Moretown.
Malinda Caruthers, 66 years, 1904
Vernon avenue.
Jamie Annie Thomas, 40 years, 3
N. 5th street.
Milo Johnson, 60 years, 242S Hard
ing avenue.
Infant of Mary Childs, 593 IL Lich-
ey avenue.
Infant of Addie McNairy. 1905 9th
avenue, North.
jamie Hudson, 80 years, 1923 Clinton
street.
Luvenia Hunt, 80 years, Brentwood,
Tenn.
Walter Rodgers, 4S years, S%turgis,
Kentucky.
Josie Bosley, "a years, 1921 4th ave-
nue.. North.
Ananias McKissack, 1106 Kayne ave.
James Gordon, II years City Hos
pltal. --- ------------ --------
Napoleon L. Allen, 1 year, 143 4th
avenue, South.
Daisy L. Phillips, % years, Third
avenue.
VIII Burnett, "a years, City Hos
pita1.
Augusta Coleman, 80 years, City
Hospital.
Maria Jackson, Is years, Brick
Church Pike.
A. Hamilton Johnson, 26 years, 1900
9th avenue, North.
Thos. Ware, 4S years, 81 Green
street.
Ellen Patton, 81 years, 1919 18th
avenue, South.
Mamie Rogers, 1 year, 716 Ewing
avenue.
Henry Bell, 80 years, 1928 18th ave
nue., North.
Spencer Bedford, 115 years, II Muir
ray street.
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Out of ToUn Notes.


night at Prof. ]. H. Inman's and
stayed over for meeting Sunday.
Rev. Adams is having a great sue
cess with his revival at the A. M. E.
Church. Mr.. White, who has been
quite i'll at the Hubbard Hospital, is
here with his mother, Mrs. Gilbert
Hill. Mrs. L. 0. Stratton, state lee
turer of the w. C. T. U. (white), will
address the students of the public
school Tuesday, the 10Th, at 10 a. m.
Friday at / p. m. the student body
of the public school will render a
public program and hoist a large
United States flag over the building.
The public is invited as this will be
one of the grandest occasions of the
season. The many friends and &C
quaintances of the late Mrs. J. B.
Bosley were much grieved to learn
OF her death.
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D~YERssuRe T

Mrs. Charlie Menzies has returned
from Blythville, Ark, where she has
been owing to the serious illness OF
her sister. On Sunday morning, No
vember II, 1912, the old church bell
rang with a clear tone that served
as a summons for the pastor, mem
bers and friends to go to Womack's
Temple G. M. e. Church, their new
home for serving the blessed Master,
The Sunday-school children formed
a line and marched from the Odd
Fellows Hall to the church, each
child carrying an American flag,
bidding the hall good bye. The
church was decorated deliberately
with ferns, flowers and evergreeens
and everything was artistically ar
ranged for the Shepherd Grew.
Womack) and his flock. He preach.
ed wonderfully. The sermon was
well seasoned with grace. After dis
missing the congregation they were
invited to an old-fashioned dinner in
the basement, where food was in
abundance. Rev. S. P. Miller, of the
Baptist Church; Rev. ]. P. Price, of
the M. E. Church, orth, and Rev.
McCauley and their congregations
were with us in the afternoon, each
one making fine talks. Also Hon.
John M. Nichols (white) paid SIS
in the rally. Womack's Temple
magnificent building; is a credit to
the town and an honor to the race.
$2S0.17 was realized in the rally.
Brother Nathaniel Henderson gave a
large and handsome Bible to the
church and its membership, and the
Lord was in His Holy Temple all
day. Mrs. Martha Garland and
nephew, Mr.. Lexie Brown, of Obion,
visited her sister, Mrs. George
Howes, Sunday. Mr.. Willie Flye was
called to Trenton on accounts Of the
death of his brother, Mr.. Louis FIVE.
Mrs. Lena Taliaferro is i'll. Mrs. Ella
Flowers visited in Obion last week.
DR.. J. H. Cornell, DR.. w. S. Walton
and MI. Sidney Gaines were in town
Sunday. Prof. o. G. Thomas and Mr..
Bonnie Stratton, who have been
travelling with Barnum and Bailey's
circus band, are at home with rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Otis Fuller
made a flying trip to Jackson, Tenn,
last Monday. Mr.. Bonnie Stratton
left Saturday night for st. Louis,
Mo-, where he will join a band to
travel with a theatrical troup.
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PROFESSOR p. T. FRAZIER.

Nashville friends Of Prof. P. T.
Frazier, President of the M. & F.
College at Hopkinsville, Kentucky,
greeted him in the city last week.
While he only spent one day in Nash
vile, on business, it vas n con-
tinual round of going. His program
was completely filled up, but being
famil' ar with Nashville and its peo-
pie, Prof. Frazier was able to get
around and see many Of his old &C.
quaintances. He stated while here
that the school work this year had
broken all previous records and that
he expected the commencement to
eclipse all former efforts. 1t will be
remembered that Rev. DR.. Clark,
pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church,
a former Kentuckian, has for the
past half dozen years delivered the
baccalaureate sermon, and in all
probabilities Professor renewed this
invitation while on this recent trip.
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LEBANON NOTES.

DR.. Joseph Turner was called at
once to the residence of Mr.. McCar-
thon, who is very i'll. He was ac-
companied by his wife. Master Can
trell Whitley was the guest of Miss
Hughes Saturday afternoon. The
Wilson County Teachers Association
met in their monthly gathering at
Miss Whitley's school, Saturday, at
Cedar Grove. Quite a number of peo-
pie of Water Town enrolled with
them. Dinner was served on the
grounds. Mrs. Russell and little
daughter, of Nashville, spent the
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-22
WHIrEvlLLE NOTES

Mrs. Bette Champion is i'll, but is
much better than she was a few
days ago. Prof. H. D. A. Dawkins
received the sad intelligence of the
death of his father, which occurred
early Sunday morning. He left on
the first train Sunday for Holly
Springs, the home of his father.
Miss Sallie Stallian is up again. Miss
Annie May Norment spent Sunday
with Miss Stallion. MI. and Mrs.
Tom Green served dinner to Mr.. and
Mrs, Odell Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Titus Bowers, DR.. and Mrs. G. A.
Shelton. The dinner was so care
fully arranged that those present
were reminded of a Thanksgiving
dinner. Miss Mary Lila Farley and
Mr.. Silas Franklin were married on
Sunday evening at the home Of the
bride. There were several of their
friends present, and a jolly evening
was spent. Mr.. Wilson Green and
grandson, Claude Smith, made a trip
to Somerville Monday on busir~s
Mrs. Martha Norment. who has been
a victim of paralysis the past
three years, was reported worse Fri
day. Mrs. Tennie Jones served dir
ner to Mrs. Nancy Bowers and
Agatha Allen. The public schools of
TINS county will open Monday. No.
vember 25th. The program rendered
last Friday evening at the church
was a treat to all who were present.
They are planning for a Thanksgiv.
Ing supper at the hall, Thursday
night. Miss Matte Lou Jones is
home after spending several days in
Laconia with her Aunt Martha Ar.
nor. Mrs. Adlenia Cruise, of Jack
son, is here for a week with her
mother, Mrs. Francis Mathis.
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UNA NOTES


Mr.. G. w. Buchanan, of this place,
was quietly married to Mrs. Rachel
Winston, of Nashville, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Lester, corner
Lewis and Lafayette streets, Nash.
vile. MI. ana Mrs. Robert Foster,
who have been suffering with the
rheumatism for more than FIVE
weeks, are much improved at this
writ g. The entertainment given
at B. o. No. 107 Hall was largely
attended. Mr.. George Vanleer is
much improved at this writing.
Revs. j. A. Miller and G. H. Sim
mons were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. K. PEBBLES last Sunday. Mr..
Abraham Lewis YVES the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Buchanan last Sun
day. Rev. ]. H. Harding, pastor OF
the Missionary Baptist Church,
preached an interesting sermon Sun
day. Mrs. Amanda Richardson has
moved near Jul community. There
will be given at Solomon Chapel on
Thanksgiving night a priz e enter
tainment. Mrs. Martha Bradford,
who has been visiting her brother,
Rev. H. e. Rucker, in Nashville, has
returned home. Mr.. Henry Watson
visited Mr.. Robert Foster last Sun
day. Rev. ]. A. Miller expects to
move to the Ransom farm in a few
days. Rcv. T. J Eatherly win
preach for Rev. Whitaker on the
third Sunday in December.
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COLUMBIA rs. C.) NOTES.

The friends of Mrs. Margurite
Rowland Bright will be glad to know
that after undergoing a serious ope-
ration at Columbia, S. G., she is
again at her post of duty and re-
ports that business is fine in that sec
superintendent of a Nurse Training
ton. Mrs. Bright is head nurse and
School at Good Samaritan Hospital,
Columbia, S. G.
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was the guest of Miss Ella Mason
Sunday. Mr.. Richard White went
to Nashville on business Saturday.
Rev. Belcher spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Hartwell. Miss Ida
Dickerson spent Sunday with Miss
Nora Webb.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-22

and Mrs. Phillip Strayhorn. He
left for Pulaski Saturday morning,
and is to return in the near future
in the interest of the Pythians. Mr..
G. w. Russell and wife left for Nash
vile Saturday. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. B. E. Russell, John
Tucker, Robert Strayhorn and Mrs.
James Church. Mrs. Church will
visit her daughters, Misses Christina
and Maud, who are attending the
State Normal. Mr.. John Tucks will
be the guest of his daughters, Mrs.
Thomas Vaughn, of 913 Warren
street. The ladies of this vicinity
have sold several dollars worth Of
turkey for Thanksgiving. There
will be many left.
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CARLISLE

Mrs. Anna Moore made a flying
trip to GAINESVILLE Friday to see Mr.
Moore. her husband, and children
and she found them with lots Oh
smiles and glad greetings. She re.
turned Sunday on the 1880 train.
Mrs. Moore is our teacher and Is do.
ing much for the advancement of the
school. Mrs. Jessie B. Bell, Mrs.
Hattie Higgs, Mrs. Hattie H. Mark,
Mrs. Pinkie Brattan, Mrs. Clara
Shamel, Mrs. Anna Moore, Mrs. Hen.
rietta Holloway were the guests of
Mrs, Hattie R. Mark Sunday eve
ming. Miss Della Milams continues
quite i'll. Mr.. Jack Carbon is very
i'll. Miss Gindola Stackey is expect
ing her cousin, Miss George Stacker,
main until after Thanksgiving. Mr..
of Buchanan, the goth. She will re-
Henry Williams was called home
from Collinsville, ILL.,, to see his sis
ter, Miss Della Milams.
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rank in their profession. Rev. MIR.
Springer is the new pastor at
Blacks Chapel C. NJ. e. Church.
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The National Negro Doll Company
of this city has broken all records this
season in shipment of Dolls.