The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-02-02
ERlN NoTEs.


Rev. r. B. Polk. presiding elder Of
the GAINESVILLE District. held his first
quarterly meeting here at st. James G.
8. E. Chuch January 81 and % The
pastor. Rev Moore, was not able to be
out, yet the quarter was a successful
one. Rev. B. L. Love, pastor OF st.
Luke A. NJ. f. Church, preached two
sermons at his church Sunday. Eacn
service was we'll attended. Rev. A.
l.. Minor left for his work Saturday
morning. Rev. B. Dobbins returned
from his work Monday morning, and
reports things favorable for winter.
Prof. VIM. Nicholas, who has been
teaching at Dover, Tenn, returned
home Saturday for the winter. Mrs.
Clara Dobbins. Mrs. Maud Carter and
Miss Eddie Dobbins were pleasant
callers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Terry Sunday afternoon and re-
ported an enjoyable time. Misses
Iottie Kelley and Bessie Ramey were
seen out visiting the sick Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Eva Dudley, who
has been sick four weeks, Is improv-
I ing rapidly. Mr.. Pondexter Wilkerson,
Miss Annie Rutland and Mr.. Davy
+ Young have been on the sick list for
some time. Mr.. Amos Armstrong, OF
1 Clsrksville. Tenn, is here at work for
several days, putting in furnace at
& the college (whitel. He is stopping
a-ith Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Scott,
4 Several members and friends of st.
Luke a. NJ. E. Church made Rev. and
Mrs. B. L. Love happy on last Fri
day night by carrying into their home
many provisions, the party being led
BY Mrs. Alpha L. Johnson. Mrs. Nj.
E. Scott and husband and Mr.. Amos
( Armstrong attended services Sunday
morning at St. Luke A. NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. Armstrong made short talk to
( the congregation as he was once a
citizen of Erin. Mr.. William Dortch,
of Chicago, is here spending the win
ter with his sister. Mrs. Lille Ursery.
Mrs. Mamie Oliphant left Saturday
evening for Darlington, KY, where
she will spend three months with her
husband, Mr.. Gus Oliphant. Mr.. John
Yarbro, of Darlington. KY, formerly
of Erin. spent Thursday, Friday and
Saturday here. He was here to meet
the Masonic lodge of which he is a
member. Miss Erushia Dunbar left
Sunday evening for st. Louis, after
a four weeks visit to her mother,
Mrs. Laura Bateman. and other rela-
tives here. Mr.. Charlie HOLSTER
died at his home here Monday eve
ming, leaving three children, one boy
and two girls. The oldest child, a
girl, is 13 years old. His funeral
was preached by Rev. B. Dobbins, Of
st. James C. NJ. E. Church Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Moore
, pastor of st. James c. NJ. E. Church
J is improving rapidly. He thinks hi
will be able to be out soon. Mr.
Crockett Price son of Mr.. and Mrs
Z John Price, has re-entered school a
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, for the sprint
term. Mrs. Blanche Thomas Jerni
gan, w-o has been teaching near Gal
: latin, Tenn, is at home for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Milans will cele
brate the twenty-first anniversary o
their daughter, Mrs. Clara Milan Dob
. bins, at their home, February 18th
1912. Rev. A. L. Mayfield passed
through Erin last Friday, Jan. 26
and stopped with Rev and Mrs. B. L
j. Love, who were glad to entertain thu
: Rev. Mayfield and his wife. Rev
Mayfeld was en- route to his work
on White Oak Circuit.