The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-10-11
"WILlAMsPoRT VOTES.
Continued from page 81

tie Johnson returned home from
Nashville. Tuesday. Mr.. VIM CIsS
qett returned home from Nas1yllte
iast tuesday. The Poplar CreeA
School had a debate last Friday nlght'
subiect. (Which is the more service
ahle TO the parents, the boys OF
Uirlsq o. There we're several interest
- naners Mrs. John HUTCHINSON
rotrrned home from Nashville Satur-
49, otter n ten days visit to rela-
t;Tes and friends. Master j. I. Fos-
~ retnrned home from Columbia a
few DAVIS ago. He spent a week Mn
bis uncle and aunt, MI. ana NJ
charlie Johnson. Rev. Hunt niieu
The nulpit for Rev. N. Smith Sunuay
NJ 1t.30 a. m. and Z p. m. lie preacr,
cd wtospir, *FMesdames ~
~ two spiritual sermons. Rev. n
Smith and Rev. Hunt were tne
r,,osts at dinner with Mr., and MIS-
TTIie Anderson Sunday. the w n;
and 2 NJ. Society is looking FORWARD
n the annual conference ine On
ganization Of the Juvenile society on
October 4th was indeed a success,
0rite a number were 10 'nlS
9reot body. The meeting was au-
99reSsed by Rev. N. Smith. Mrs, L.
y ctrovhorn and Mrs. A. Nj. Russell
Tocb member was presented a souVe-
~ Nv Rev N. smith. The meeting
ndionrned TO meet Saturday IN tne
church. october 18th inst. Rev. N
Sm;tb master of ceremonies. Inc
nea contest was very amusing as "Ili
a. interesting, and all seemed u ee
eIated over the affair. MISS H., ?
Collins having the highest number oi
soede in her pail, 81, was awarueu
The nrize. Refreshments were seiveu
ond ali seemed to have a jolly ll1e'
Mrs +. G. George, who will leave lot
Nashville soon, entertained at sGppTi
pev n smith and Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.
Pnsseu We rejoice to know thai MI.
II p smith is engaged in the market
business. He spares no pains III eoC-
ting in all the products tnat conI1
within his reach. The S~unday-scnool
10 nrogressing nicely. Smith cay
horn Chapel A. M. E. Church Is CLOS
mo another successful year unoer
The leadership of Rev. N. Smith, us
nastor. The church has been nicely
ranaired on the inside and stands no"
&c q beautiful monument to its mem
hsrs Sunday was rally day Tor DOL
lar money. It was evidenced tnaI ne
had endeared himself in the neaIts
of his members when they cheerfuily
vaisad q nice sum. At II a. m. ne
favored his members and congrega-
tion with a new preacher, Rev. G. W.
Hunt. who preached a powerful SET
mon TO the delight of all present we
are looking forward for a great meet
ing for the farmers October IL anu
the test will be the one who brings
tbe largest or the heaviest two ears
of corn. will receive a prize
Miss L. S. Collins and Miss Mary
Wiuiams were the pleasant guests OIL
Mrs /. C. S~trayhorn Saturday. MIS-
7, G Strayhorn has been quite H.
bnt is able to be out again. Mr.. John
M. Tucker left for Mt. Pleasant sun
dav TO spend a few days with MS SIS
fer. Mrs. C. L. Anderson. He IS I'M
nroving at this writing. Mr.. Martin
Watkins carried up a very fine mule
for sale this morning. A good price
is expected. Miss Annie L Churcn
and Master Johnnie M. Walnwrlgn'
returned home from Nashville, re
norting q pleasant stay. Miss Alberta
Walker and brother were the guesC'
of Mrs. R. B. Flowers Sunday. he
member the date for the farmers re
ception-October 18th, inst.