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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
COMPLIMENTARY DANCE LAST
MONT At PROGRESS CLuB.

The complimentary dance given last
niNht az fhc Progress club was another
dellghfful expression of ne gracious
hospitality ~ thia social organization.
whose entertainments are always of
such character az 90 leave little %
Pc desired hy those 80 fortunate a. 90
he on the guest list
The decorations ~ the rooms were
especially beautiful holly aud the
heHufiful spanish moss combining %
make q setting for che dancers % more
than usual loveiiueaa. The spirit -
The Yuietide waa suggested in holly
Christmas trees. one Oh each corner ~
che bail room. and the chandeliers
HuNNested the atmosphere 81 Che south.
drapcd in the graceful spanish moss.
The musicians stand was entirely
hidden BY palms. adding 90 the beauty
81 the room
The dance was the most brilliant So
cial event ~ the season. 60 Ear. in
Jewish society. an society being repre-
SERTED and the costumes az the ladies'
being unusually handsome
Dancing stated at $50 and those
dancing were Miss Lillian Friedman.
Mr. C NJ FrenkoI. Miss EtheI FrieH-
man. Mr.. "a WeRWenhelm: Miss Leah
Calm. ~ NJ A. LischkoF. Miss RFTna
Calm. ar Jake stone. Miss clara
Frenkel Mr.. Jack EuRlemau Miss
sara 9oldatucker. AR Leo Iichtan.
Miaa HoHn Iunn SIT Albert Klein.
Miss Belle Berlin. Mr.. Dave Gundor-
sheimcri Miss Esther GuFsuheIm. Afr.
Morris Levy Miss Fannie Warron-
heim. AR g A. Mooa. Miss Rana
uannheiseE Mr. Jake nerfnt Miss
sHfA - Kahn. Afr Chas. mautenan.
NJ ant Mra H p. Moor. Mr. and
Mru. Wenhrons SIR ard Mrs. Dave
Marcus d.. and Mrs Ralph gunaer-
sheimcFi Mr and Mrs Herman Bsr-
Hni smFa. Zen. Forchelmcr. NJ
Menko leon Lsvvs N. "a. rarcheiner
~ Brat.
Among the cut town guests we're
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
PERSONNEL OF The
Jones DINMtcK WEDDING.

The marriage ~ Mics Annie Mas
u.mmick and Mr Joseph BreFari
Jones win ~ beautifully solemnized on
Tuesday. December 10 a. The church ~
the Holy Comforter in Montgomery
Allies Dimmiek viii be attended hv her
sister. Mrs ~. b. Thetford a. matron
- honor. and Mrs y. p. pimmick and
Mrs A p. Wilson 81 atteuding ma
irons. The bridesmaids ere Miss Netta
Jones and Miss Laura Jones
Mr.. Jones attendants win be Mr.. ".
p rhetford. 1fr Arthur Han - Lown-
desboro. Afr. Frank Ward % BirminE-
ham and Mr.. A. r. Wiisrn. Ills best
man e Mr.. Prank Eimooe 81 Florida.
Miss Dimmick have many friends In
Pensacola. where she was q frequent
guest ~ the Misses Holmes during
their residence here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
a CHRISTMAS SHOWER
FOR MISS DAVENPORT.

The November and October brides
we're beautifully entertained BY girl
hood friends. who filled the last few
DAYS before the WcddiaK ceremony
with happy thought. beautifully carried
uut On various ante nuptial showers.
but none was more original nor more
beautiful than that az which Mr..
Hoyt Miss Chanre and Miss Woods
win entertain on "wednesday FOR Miss
Gladys Davenport. whose marriage t1
ar r. ". Thomas. Jr. win be an
event % December 18TH.
The hospitablr Woods bone win he
niled with friends % the bride to- BE-.
twenty-four having been bidden 90 this
original ChristnaH party. and the
shower" VII take the attractive form
% Tuistide gntherinR. the rooms be-
lng decorated IN the crimson and green
Christmas ooiors. ard ths gifts Tor the
honor guest being hung on a miniature
Christmas tree decked in holiday ar
Tay
Zach lovely Eift wni hs caught - =
l1nE crimson ribbun. and the young
hridc-to-be will BE- seated near the
tree. with its freight ~ gifts a. a
signal little Mary Irma ,rrarv viii
pun the ribbons. ard the presents. IN
some pretty. miraculous manner win
fan IN q shower about the honoree
The wei known hospitality ~ tha
hostesars and the originality OF this
pretty Christmas party are assurance
OF a charming afternoon FOR these 40
fortunate a. % b. among the guests.
Cards win be played during the AFTER
neon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
Il Beats Ne How
ZEM0 Stops ltChinsI"
Ne Wondsr Zsr,o 10 GUARANTEED
20 stop Itching, snd DOES a.


A few applications ~ 2EMo. the re-
Variable new remedy Tor Hkin anlic-
tiona and away sn fhn terrible ltChinE
and pain 20 erEcmn and eczema sores
pimpieH hI8fches. prlCk.y heat rash.
No Fivea relief Instantly to any irri-
tafed. innnmcf 0r raw skin. IT. Hnofh-
inF erect iH almost heavenly. ZEMO
la q iquid You apply &c in a moment
% HinEs right in and its work begins.
ft cannot BE- eqgaled by anything la
his world f1r Hunhurn or REDEEMED
skin rae 10 On ihr children fBr prick
Iy heat. "a any sores bites or sfinEu.
ZEAIo ~ absolutely safe. pandrun
absolutely disappears AFTER using
ZEMO.
u Win cost you Only 20 cents 20 try
EEAfO first and prove Co.,
ZENO is cold Oh g5-cent and ~ bot
ties. or sent direct GA receipt ~ price.
~ r. w Rose Medicine Co. 81 Louis.
40. The 81 bottle contains sin times
az much AZ the ls-cent bottle.
sole and guaranteed in penaacoia
hy the v. ". nalkoom DruE CO. tAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

ence Jones. 70 Montgomery. uiu BE-
Mr Warrcu.s BEST man.
The brides maids vii Pc Miss Mar
orio Weatherly. Miss Mary klrkpat-
rick Mias Edlth orr Miss Doris
Weathrr'E Miss Margaret Figott ~
Toronto. hfisa Florence Fora. Miss
Margaret Chambers ~ New York
and Miss Bessie McCrossln.
The Nroumrmcu viii hs tfr. Hugh
Martin. Dir Edward CananiEs. Mr.
John Luak. Mr william Dunn. Mr.
Fern wood Mitchell ~ Gaasdeu. Afr
William Dicks. NlF william Hazard
and Mr.. Leighton Henry Elliott % TO-
rumto.
Much interest o. FELT in Pensacola
IN the approaching wedding a Mis'
orr, who spent much 90 her Eirihood
here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
TIE CATIONS HELD
DELIGHTFUL MEETING
WITH MISS GREEN

Miss hilmn Green was hostess yes
teroay afternoon to the CaKtons. the
lovely afternoon. THE interest 81 the
program and The hospitality % ths
young hostess comhininE 60 bring to-
Eether the club members, al enthusiast
tlc over the afternoons program
Mra- q. ". Glrdisstoue win ne hoe
tess at the next meeting and Mrs
barry Brooks. who Jed Yesterday. VIII
again be leader
The study ~ Merlin win be contln-
.ued.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
Effective Home Remedy
For Lung Trouble

"a serious natfar when are Inrrs
80 enc Tel a tr.n away dF to a Hara-
Rrt4n pr HHL only expensive. hut ff fna
NoIfea separation from home ana friends
some ere benefited. hut few car safely ~.
urn. Erkman'a Alternative "a ensctlra for
aane ualtmnut For example.
~ . Atarfir Ave. HHhfnnnnIH 81 j
Ven tlemHn tu thH faN 81 1908 i cen.
Ifa"tHl ErfF severe HaiH which aafffef
20 my lungs AZ IaHt . heFan IS raIna
HNntHu. Ard wr physician fhrn tnI me I
must ~ o. California Immediately AZ
tain nma 9 vas advised fo take Erk-
HHanH Attentive . stared az home hrH
Commenced taking re tfH last week in
0etehff heWan to Improve. ara ere
trft WeeH In January. fHna q reerrue,i
Mf reMMlnr occupation. having a. naH a
n.anIH fuIT restored I1 health ft la now
HNm years HinHr mN recovery has been
eNretcl. anI I cannot praise Erknan. !
AltnA we 600 highly have recon
mended % VIII excellent results"
tHiaued1 W. M rATwM
Erkmans Affefatfra r. snertIVg f-
hrunehitla. Asthma. Hay Fewer. Thraat
end Luns Trouble. and ID unbuIdInE tha
system. NueH u0t contain uaiHuuH. nr
etr' ur Ean.t. fnrminE drlFa. Fnr sale hr
" n Ballroom Drug e1. Tne Central
FnarwarT The Crystal PharJuary and
other laadluH 1ruWElHtH Asa for buok s'
telling n frrrvrFiea. ana write o. Erk
man Laboratory. Philadelphia. pa o.
additional evidence tAdv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

The Ideal home ufo must Pc plotod
~ one with courtesy, confederation
and tact iuFrained in her character.
Like q delicate blossom. o. cannot
stand the withering blast u constant
crutradictIon and argument
The successful homemaksr. mother
~ a family. stands Tor tenderness. SOY
and love Ga the house. rot Tor blckcr-
inE words and nagEinE tones.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
- Daily
Christmas Hint
Novel Decoration FOR the
Holiday Dinner Table

TIE Jack uorner pie seen IN TIE
cat mas serve us 40 Inspiration Tor 4
christmas centerpiece ~ houBe manu.
facture.
A nartebonrf boE VII g. admire BY
FOR the chimney. which forms the
structure % thr PIE rhs simulated
chimney = then covered with red
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
MRS. c. RApY ENTERTAINED
MONDAY Clue.

The Monday club met yesterday az
ternoon az the home % Mrs Elizabeth
Rady on West Belmont street and one
~ the plcaaautrst meetings ~ the sea :
son was held. The fret prize was won
~ ere hostess. Mrs. James white win
ulnE the consolation End Mrs Julius
Daniels the lone hand
The next meeting viii be hslaa with
Mrs 81. ~ nonifay on Romano ateret
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
NoMAos WITH MISS holden
NERTERnAN AETE RhnnM

The Nomads met yesterday after
noon with Miss Pattic Holden. and an
Interesting program was given Mrs..
~. ". oliver read a delightful papsr.
her subject being George Rogers clark
and the Northwest. and Mrs Warren
Andorson's paper on spanish Missions
was most interesting
Mrs Thomas Y. Hannah viii he hos
tess next Monday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

The marriage az Miss porothea or
ard ar william Tuman Warren ulI
take place on che evening 90 uecema
Ffr 1E. af q o.0r1rk az ere home af eco
BRIDGE parents ST. ard Mrs cyrus
pffran Urr. Hn Highland avenue HIr-
mIuEham. Ala.
Niaa Lillian NrF. sister ~ fra hrid.
.uu tr maid co honor. ana ST. CLAIR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
CotfOIene
Al Calculating time

II is mighty hard to obtain
uniform results in cake max
ing-if you use butter OF lard
because both Of these prod
ucts vary so in quality.
cottOlene isalways uniform
always produces good re-
suits. With its use, you can
count on n certain kind of
cake being the same every
time.
cOttolene sells at about
the price of lard. and is so
rich that one-third less is re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
french Market Coffee

could be had nowhere In America
boz az TIE French Market IN New
Orleans. But NOW you AT may
serve h daily e your own table.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
quired than
either butter
or lard.

Cosioiena 10 never
Hold In bulk al
ways In AIR tight
tin pallA which pro-
tect u from dir.
dust and oaoa II
h always Uniform
and dependable
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
GUTHRIE (KY.) NOTES.

Sunday-school at the GuiIdfield
Baptist Church was very largely at
tended. The regular monthly meet
ing was also held at 1870 o'clock.
An unusually large crowd was in at
tendance and listened with much
eagerness and interest to a soul-stir-
ring sermon by the pastor, Rev. p.
D. Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mar
shall, of Henderson, Ky, are visit
ing his brother, Mr. Moses Marshall.
Mr.. Charlie Willis, of Allensville, KY,
was in town Sunday. Mrs. Mollie
Patton, of Dickson, Tenn, is the guest
of Mrs. Luke Fort. Mrs. Boyd Doug
lass, who has been on the sick list,
is very much improved Mrs. Arthur
Minis will leave soon for treatment
at the Home Infirmary in Clarksvllle,
Tenn Misses DaZalee and Corolla
Meriweather we're in GAINESVILLE this
week Miss Maidye Taylor visited
Pembroke, KY, recently. Mr.. Jas.
Hatcher, of Pembroke, was in town
visiting relatives Rev, and Mrs. p.
D. Dennis were Delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nor
TisOn. The ladies of the Household
of Ruth gave an entertainment Sat
urday evening under the manage
ment of Mrs Hattin Clarke, the Re-
corder. Go to Mr.. c. Cross and r.
Day for first-class groceries Mr.. 2.
Moody and Miss G. Tyler were united
in the holy bonds Of matrimony ana
left Saturday morning for Trenton,
Ky. Mr.. Samuel Warfeld, after an
illness of several months, is able to
return to his work again. Mrs. Saul
Snadon left Saturday morning for
Paducah, KY, to spend few weeks
with her daughter Mrs. Roy Rave
We are very glad to see Mrs. Jessie
WhitloclJ out. after a severe illness
Mrs. Frank Baker, after two-months
stay in St. Louis, Mo, has returned
home
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03

Out of TOUn Notes.
coocooccooooccoooocoOo

took dinner with Miss Flownie Dys-
art Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Mclean and little daughter, Floye
and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Pickett
and title son. Thomas, and
Miss Cole Alison took dinner
with Mrs Lara Mclean Sunday. Miss
Edna Jones spent Sunday night at
her grandfather and mothers, Mrs.
and Mrs. John Orr Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Laws took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs W. A Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zack BOren and Mrs. STA Orr took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Holt Sunday Callie Mai Allison
spent Sunday with little Miss Bessie
Dowell Mr.. John Winston went to
Mi town Sunday. Rev. o. F. Bish-
op spent Sunday night with Mr. Al
len Smith. Rev T. H. Bonner spent
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Woodruff Rev. S. Brooks went to
Mr., George Dysart's to spend Sun
day night, Miss Leila Jones took
dinner with Miss Maudie Robinson
Sunday. Miss Leila Jones have be-
gun her little school again. Come
one ana ALL there will be a grand
p ay, entitled "Wide-awake and Full
of Fun" a comical play, something
you have never seen, May II, 1912.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
ALLEN,s GREEK NorEs.

President L. L. Jackson came Sat
urday, April 9th, to hold his second
quarterly conference Owing to the
rain Friday night the waters were so
high that he could not come further
than Riverside on train; he was trans
ferred with the United States mail
on handcar, so he got here safely
just the same. He held the confer
ence Saturday night and gave many
good instructions to the Boards. Each
Board made its report, but the Will
ing Workers Board is still in the
lead with finance. 1t was $1,000 in
the lead Elder Jackson preached a
splendid sermon Sunday night. Text,
If Thou had been here my brother
would not have died. Mr.. H. G. Nit
chell, of indianapolis, Ind, has been
suffering from a very bad sore throat,
but is better at this writing Mr..
Lee Bradley is in bed with a severe
case of measles. Mrs. Lula Hill was
the pleasant guest of Mrs. L. b,
Smith last week. All were delighted
to have her in our town. She is a
milliner. She leaves for Gardens
burg, where she will spend a weeR
or more. We hope to have her come
agin. Mr.. and Mrs M. Smith enter
tanned the following at dinner last
Sunday: President L. L. Jackson, of
Nashville; Rev. J. w. Thompson, Co
lumbia, Mr.. S. Lewis, Mrs. Fannie
Lee, Mr.. H. c. Mitchell, of Indianapo-
lis, Ind
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
CEMETERY NOTES

Rev N. c. Crutcher preached at
Mt. Olive Sunday and Sunday after.
noon. Mrs. Mary L. Avent has re-
turned from Nashville. where she
was visiting her son, Mr.. G. F. Avent
Miss Laura l.. Washington and her
little nephew, Anderson, who has
been the company, keeper \ for the
Misses Aventsgs returned home SUN
day evening. One of the most charm.
ing weddings was that of Miss Jessie
Tilage to Mr.. Green Miles, which was
solemniZed Thursday night at $40
O'Clock The bride was a charming
picture of loneliness as she stood at
the altar. The maids of honor were
Misses Evalena Anderson and Edith
Orr. Messrs. Albert Smith and
Bracie Tillage were best men. Rev.
b. F. Anderson performed the cere-
mony. Mr.. Eugene Rage and father.
Sam Rage, are still on the sick list.
Mrs. Isabella Mason and daughter,
Miss Ella Mason, spent pleasant
evening with the Misses Washington.
Mrs. Addie Edmason, of Salemn.
Tenn, are visiting relatives here. Mrs.
Irene Haynes and Master G. w.
Haynes spent the day with Miss
Alice Washington recently. Mrs.
Nicie Rucker spent pleasant day
with Mrs. Irene Haynes Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Washington, who spent
the weekend at Florence returned
home Sunday
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
WHITEvlLLE NOTES.

Mr.. Wilson Green, who was strick-
en- with paralysis about two weeks
ago, is still on the sick list. Mr.
Green in his younger days lived here,
but for the last twenty-five or thirty
years he has lived out west and at
the north. Last fall he returned here
to live with his son, Thomas Mr..
Burrell Johnson, of Covington, came
last week to the bedside of his faith
er, Mr.. Finley Johnson, who lives
near Augusta, and has been very sick,
but is better now Mrs. Peters, who
lives near Eureakton, is in town dress
ing hair this week Mrs. Matte Belle
McKenney, who spent last week in
Memphis with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Crowder, came home Sunday evening.
The young ladies of Whiteville went
cut Tuesday evening on fishing tour.
Mrs. Minnie Edmonia Smith, of Gu
thrie, Okla, is here at the bedside
of her father, Mr.. Wilson Green. Miss
Susie e. Moore, of Bartlett, spent last
Sunday in town with friends. The
stork visited the home of Prof. and
Mrs. H. d. A. Dawkins and left a
bouncing little baby girl eight or ten
days ago Mrs. Minerva Crisp OF
Wilde, spent last Saturday and Sun
day at Fayette Corner with hel
mother. Mrs. Pauline Murphy spent
last week with Mrs. G. A. Shelton
Mr.. Lewis Patton was brought here
from Brownsville three weeks ago b!
his brother, Brist Patton, Mr.. Lewis
Patton died and was buried in thu
Union Hill Cemetery Monday. Mrs
Ferby Lewis mother and sister, Eliza
Of Memphis, were both here.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03

WHEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
GO AND SEE
Prof. W. &. HXN Il ES
and he will give you positions Of all
kinds He will also give to you from
THE NEW MAJESTIC LAUNDRY
clear, snow white clothes Econom-
ical prices
APO Cedar Street Phone NJ Z'sV
NASHVILLE, lem.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
FlFTY-sIX SUNDAY.scHooL
TEACHERS GRADUATE.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
SIX students representing the five
Atlanta Ga, April 28, 1912.-Fifty-
and universities of this CITY
made up graduating class that is
the first to finish in the Teacher
Training Course recently prescribed
and endorsed by the Clifton Confer.
ence, which was tried first in This
city. The instructor of this class
was Prof. H. c. Lyman. whose inter
est was centered in the graduation.
as practically all denominations were
represented in the class. At the
exercises Morris Brown College was
represented by President Fountain.
Clark University by President Idle
man, Spelman Seminary by President
Tapley, Atlanta University by Presi-
dent Ware, Atlanta Baptist College
by President Hope. Those students
VINO protested a Methodist faith were
supplied with diplomas made by the
Methodist Publishing House at Gin
cinnati, the Baptist students were Civ
en- diplomas from the National Bap-
list Publishing Board at Nashville
Tenn. The exercises were held in
the First Congregational Church OF
which Rev. Proctor is the pastor.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
PARIS NOTES.

Mrs Ora Vandyke and children
were the guests OF Mrs Williams
Sunday. DR.. Parr. Of Henry. was in
Paris Saturday Miss Nettie Fitch
after spending several weeks In diff
ferent cities in the North. has re-
turned She reports an enjoyable
trip Quite a number OF citizens Wis
tied Henry Sunday in interest of one
OF the lodges. Mrs. CaIIie Johnson is
on the sick list Mr.. Frank Smith
died at his home in South Paris
Thursday evening. and was buried
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. James Por-
ter are the proud parents OF a little
daughter. Mrs Fayella Waddy spent
Sunday at Mckenzie Mr. Joseph
Mosby will conduct an excursion from
GAINESVILLE via Paris to overlook the
highwaters at Memphis May 9Th The
most brilliant social Of the season
was the elaborate luncheon served
the Ladies' Social Club by Mrs Err
nest Travis and Mrs. Henry Loving,
at the residence of Mrs. Loving,
Thursday evening, West Blythe street
The rooms were beautifully decorated
in white dogwood blossoms and ever
green. Among the members were
the honored guests, Mrs. VIM. Nc
Chez, of Paducah, KY, and Mrs. Robt
Haynes, of Henry After a four
course menu was served a souvenir
card was presented to each by Miss
Marion Epps. A number of Is were
present. Mrs. Robert Hynes, of
Paducah, was the guest of Mrs. Les
lie Miller and Miss Lillian Fitch Sun
day.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03

'shoD Friereon is carving on a
"'vlVal with worry good results. Prof
and Mrs. Burns left for Christianna
Saturday, Apri' 9th where thew viii
spend their vacation. Mrs. Bessie
Moore is able to be out again. Mr.
Willis Dibrel' will leave for Richard
City Wednesday. Mrs. Didrell viii
a'so leave for weeks stay with her
mother, Mrs. Smart. at Smartt's Sta.
ron. Mr.. Felix Fanchier is very ill.,
Fev. Hi'lsman of the Baptist Church
: in our town. The revival closed at
ne M. E. Church with good results.
There were two conversions Rev
>, M. Carmichael is conducting a
revival for Rev Frierson. The young
men are preparing to console the lone
" with band of music. Mr.. Herman
turner and Mr.. Joe Hudd'eson are
the leaders of the movement
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-03
DAYTON NOTES.

Mr.. Harry Jones, who is here from
New York on visit and other bust
ness. made a business trip to Chatta-
nooga last Tuesday. Mr. Mat Jones,
Jr., formerly of Dayton, but now or
Chattanooga, was visiting relatives in
our city last Sunday. Miss Sister
Robinson, of Chattanooga, was in at
tendance at the baptizing of the A.
M. r. 2. Church. Rev. James Thorn
ton and Rev. James Franklin filled
their appointments at Carpe, Tenn,
last Sunday. Mr. L. M. Brown, OF
Dark Alley, was visiting in Rock
wood last Sunday. Mrs. Matilda
Cravin, of Jinggo, Tenn, who has
been in our city the past week visit
ing her sister on Market street, Mrs.
Salena Thompson, was in attendance
at the baptizing of the Richland
Bridge last Sunday Rev. Fl. w.
Stripping, the pastor of Mt. Zion BaU-
fist Church, filled his stand at II
o'clock Sunday and at o'clock he
filled the stand of the A. M. F..
Church in Rev. G. w Canes stead in
the interest of the M. e. rally. The
closing of the city higp school
last Wednesday brought great credit
to Dayton. known as the Gem City OF
the South, located Just 81 miles north
of the Gate to the South, on the Ten
nessee River, and G.. N. o. & t. P.
R. r., where 1t turned out its first
primary graduates in the persons of
/ Mr.. illus Powell, Miss Lucille Powell,
Miss Estella Franklin. Mr.. Albert
Huse. of Soddy. Tenn, was visiting
in our city this week Mr. Harte
Toliver. of Spring City. was in our
circle Sunday Miss Mary Cane, one
Of Dayton's most up-to-date teachers
who has been in service as teach
err at Marshtown, arrived last Friday
to take her vacation with her mother
and father. Mrs. Ada Braxton, OF
Kingston. Tenn, who is in our city
visiting her parents is soon to take
her leave for Cincinnati. Ohio, to ioin
her husband. Mr.. Eli Brown. Of Nor
gantown, left for Graysville, Tenn.
Sunday afternoon. Miss M. White
who has been in our city for the
mast two weeks on visit, was seer
at the bantizing last Sunday. Miss
= Blanchia Mavse, who has been in oul
city attending the high school. Is
> visiting friends in the south this
! week. Miss Geneva Foster OF Quarry
, strict has gone to Chattanoo
= ga. Mrs. Henderson, Of Madison
Vile who has been in our city at
tending the closing exercises OF tn,