The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-02-09
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Jordan took trip through the coun
try to Fayetteville last Saturday. Mr.
King wen to see his people, ant
Mr.. Jordan accompanied him in or
der to see "a friend" ia that town
Miss Madge c. Boddie took a triI
to Wartrace last Friday evening t.
visit the Erwin family. She claims
to have enjoyed her trip immense y
DR.. ]. A. Joens went to Nashville
Monday and spent a couple of days
on business, both official and private
While there he attended a meeting
of the Tennessee delegation to the
General Conference of tho A. M. E.
Church. He states that much bust
ness of importance was transacted.
DR.. Jones friends are urging him to
stand for election to the position of
editor of the Southern Christian Re-
corder, one of the church papers.
The private school taught in the
public school building by Mesdames
M. A. Smiley and Lizzie McAdams is
progressing finely These two ladies
are among the best teachers in the
county. Miss Elaine Nixon is TAX
ing voice culture in Turner Normal
under the instruction of Miss H Mae
Fields, who is an expert in that line.
Miss Nixon is developing into an ex-
cellent mezzo sopranoist. The play,
THE Stars and Stripes Jubilee" by
the students of Turner Normal, will
take place on the 10th, inst. 1t
promises to be the most brilliant
spectacular Production that has been
pu led off at Turner in many a day.
Mrs. Mamie B. Benson is conducting
the play. The drama, Queen Es-
ther," takes place on the 9th. 1t
will probably be the most gorgeous
and stunning exhibition of ancient
oriental customs, habits and dress
that the students and people of Shell
byyille have witnessed in the town
/ by local talent Rev. Raleigh Scott,
pastor of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
has organized a school OF vocal Gull
ture in his church. He has a large
number of students, both old and
young, and they are already produc-
ing good music. A large crowd of
white and colored people met at this
church last Sunday evening to listen
to a special sermon by DR.. Martin,
a white evangelist of the Christian
Church, who is conducting a revival
service at the white Christian
The Turner Normalites are already
beginning t. talk about commence
mont, as the school will cose this
year one month earlier-the first day
of May. This is General Conference
year, and the president, being a mem
Der of that body, will have to attend.
The meeting takes place during the
month of May. Mrs. w. G. Cart
wright surprised her husband with a
birthday supper February 2, 1912, on
his Sind anniversary A five course
menu was served. In his birthday
cake were So candles burning. Many
of his friends were present and many
valuable presents were received.
Misses Willie Burkeen and Ethel Dan
iel were hostesses Tuesday afternoon
last of linen shower given to com
pliment Miss Sadie l.. Hill. sman,
whose marriage took place Wednes-
day afternoon, January oath. The
room was decorated in red and green,
and gifts were showered from a white
parasol by little Hattie May Burkeen.
/ Miss Burkeen was assisted in re-
/ ceiving by her mother, Mrs. M. J..
Burkeen, and Miss Sammie l.. Dan
iel A two-course menu was serv-
ed. The guest list was limited to
friends Of Miss Hillsmau Those
enjoying Misses Burkeen and Dan
els hospitality were: Misses Laura
and Una Dwiggins, Georgia King,
annie l.. Thompson, j Irene Nc
Fadden, A. Kathleen Davidson,
Elaine Nixon, Roberter Knowles, of
Montgomery, Ala, Mary Woo.ey,
Lima Daniel, G. Mavrine Claybounne,
Josie Griffey, s. Thelma Jenning,
Sammie Daniel, Mrs. A. Warfeld of
Nashville, and Miss Hillsman, bride.
Mr.. Thomas A. Brame gave an en-
tertainment in honor of Miss Sadie
L. Hillsman, bride-elect. Tuesday
evening, January 20, 1871, at Bias
and Jones Exchange. The dining
room was beautifully decorated in
1 green and white. The ace covered
table was most attractive in appear
ance, A delicious seven.course menu
was/ served. Mr.. A. b. +. Murray
acted as toast master Those pres
ent were: Misses Ethel. Lima and
Sammie Daniel. Josie B Crilfey, ].
Irene McFadden, A. Kathleen David
son, Maggie L. Rice, Sarah jennings,
Gladys C.ayborns, Willie Durkeen,
Mrs. VIM. Warfeld, OF Nashville,
Miss Hillsman, Messrs. Otis Erwing
Johnnie p. Cartwright Alnett B. f.
Murray, Isaac Patterson, Leroy Hart
Thomas Brame, Robert Smelling
Hampton Cowan, Andrew ]. Gill, Ed
die Daniel, Clarence Campbell
| groom. Alexander Hillsman.