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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26

guest Of Mrs. VIM. Johnson Friday
and Saturday Miss Sonora Craig
head has returned home after an ex-
tensiVe visit to darlington, Ky. Mrs.
Francis Beaumont and little Harry
Johnson left Sunday morning for a
visit to indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Char
lie Cross, Misses Lubirdie Smith and
Fannie Rush made a flying trip 10
Hampton Station, Tenn, Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Galloway, who has been
on the sick list, is convalescent. Mr..
Thomas Austin's little son, Willie,
died Friday after a lingering illness.
Interment at State Line Cemetery.
Rev. P. d. Dennis, D. D., who preach
ed in a ten, days meeting for Rev.
G. B. Taylor, reports a successful
meeting. Prof and Mrs. D. G. Rose
will leave this week for a prolonged
stay at Providence, KY, and adjoin-
ing towns, visiting relatives and
friends. DR.. J. w. Waytts, of Jack
son, Tenn, has located here. He is
man Of sterling qualities and great
ability. His practice is growing
rapidly. Mrs. P. D. Dennis enter
tanned Mrs. Geraldine Carr and Miss
l.. Jordan very pleasantly Monday
evening at her home. Refreshments
were served. Mrs. Mary Allen, the
assistant teacher OF the state line
public school, left Sunday morning
for her home at GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
After long stay Of several months
at Hot Springs. Ark, Mr.. Walker Bry-
ant returned home last week. Mas
ter Anthony Reeves, of GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, was the guest Of Miss Anvil
muth Smith.
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cLIFToN BEND NOTES

Mrs. Willie Shannon and Mrs Ro.
bert Davis were pleasant callers ON
Mrs. ]. B. lobe last Saturday eve.
ming. Mr.. ] D. ChappelIe has re.
turned home from Clifton. Miss Mol.
lie Denton and Mr.. Jesse Reed called
on the Misses Jobes last Sunday af.
ternoon. Messrs. T. ]. Shannon. Meal
and Roth Brewer were pleasant cali.
ers at the home Of the Misses lobe
last Sunday evening. Rev. HYDE
preached last Sunday. Mr.. J. B. lobe
called on his mother and sister laso
Sunday. Mrs. A. Choat and Mrs M
Cnoat. Mr.. and Mrs. Leanda McClain.
formerly of Clifton, have moved TO
the bend. Mrs. ]. B. Jobe and little
sons, Romie and Troy, called on Mrs
Anda Adkins last Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Mollie ellis, of Clifton. and
ner daughter, little Miss Fredie Gil.
lis, are visiting relatives in the Bend
this week. Miss Novella lobe has
returned home from Clifton, where
sne has been visiting relatives for the
past three weeks. Mr.. and Mrs, A
l.. Weatherspoon called on Mr.. and
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THE MANHATTAN.

This most luxurious establishment
mas Deen under the sole manage
ment OF Mr.. Albert Watkins for the
past fifteen years. It's wonderful
popularity is ascribed to generous
hospitality that is proverbial of the
manager and employees. No like
Negro establishment in Nashville has
been so long under one continuous
control, thus evidencing the fact that
Mr.. Watkins is first-class business
man. In all that goes to cater to
the wants of the trade the Manhattan
leads.
The Manhattan has had manv imi.
tators, but no equals. The patrons are
as a general rule, the higher order
OF Negro citizens who believe in cor.
rect department No devotee of the
Sums Is entertained for an instant
Perfect decorum is maintained at all
times.
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GUTHRIE. XIV

This little town is moving along
nicely. The closing exercises of the
state line public school, which were
held at the Guildfeld Baptist Church
April 18th and Goth, were very inter.
esting and entertaining. One special
feature OF the exercises was the com.
pletion of the public school course
by the following: Misses John M
Warheld, Fannie Rush and Master
VIM, Warfeld. The pupils did credit
to themselves and their instructors
Quite a number of out-of-town visitors
were present. Services were held
at the A. M. e. Church Sunday as
usual. The attendance was good
Mrs. A Oneal, Of Trenton, was the
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CLIFTON NOTES

rev l.. L. Jackson, D. D.. presid.
ing elder of the Columbia district NJ
9ne A: M. E. Church, arrived here
iast thursday, April 18th. The pas.
tor and members of st. Stephens A
M g. Church rendered him a recen.
'lon Friday night Rev. W. 7 Young
acted as master of ceremonies Tho
welcome address was delivered hv
Miss M. L. Jones; response bv DR.
jackson. After the response a de-
hghtful lunch was served. Saturday
was the quarterly conference. On
sunday the presiding elder preached
TWO strong sermons to the delight of
many The total receipts of the
quarter was 5000. Those that are
on the sick list are: Miss Bertha Bla-
lark, Miss Ethel Chandler, Mr.. Char.
lie Churchwell. Prof. M. C. Jones was
here last week in the interest of the
U. b. F. and S. M T., and the lodge
was largely increased in membership.
Miss M. L. Jones was elected dele
gate to the district conference of the
A. M. e. Church, to be held at Will
Transport in July, 1912. Mr.. A. b
Sparks is alternate. Rev. P. T
Nelson and members of his church
are expected here next Sunday To
participate in the rally at the A. M
b. Church. Rev. Nelson is pastor of
Llndon A. M. E. Church. Brother w
!" Sparks, Jr., was the guest at Mrs
betty Spears Sunday to dinner. Rev
W. j. Young has accepted the invita-
ton to preach the annual sermon of
u b. f. and S. M. T. of Decaturville
on the second Sunday in May. Messrs
Hicks, Ross and Stringer, of Waynes-
Ooro, were visitors here Sunday, and
were among the worshippers at the
A M. b. Church. Revs. G. L. Jack |
son, A. I, Cooper and wife took din
1er at the home of Mrs. I. L. Jones
and were at Mrs. Ola Church
NelTs to supper. Services were
good at the M. E Church, and also
1t the M. B. Church. Rev. Boddie.
" the M. B, Church, preached at the
b. Church Sunday evening, and all
i the churches were we'll attended.
The members of st. James M r
'hurch are preparing for a concert
n fact all of the churches are getting
'usy, and the members are vieing
With their pastors and leaders to sue.
eed.
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BRIERVlLIE NOTES

The rally at the Mt. Calvary Ban
fist Church last Sunday was a sue
cess At ll:30 a. m. Rev. J. D.
Frierson, pastor of Wayman Chape'
A. M. d. Church, this place, preached
d1ence. He chose as a text 1Sam.
1873, Choose we a man for yau, and
let him come down to me-" AT 3 D.
m. Rev. B. F. Terrell, pastor of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, Nashville,
preached an interesting sermon to a
crowded house. Text John GIT, "And
it was now dark and Jesus was not
come to them" Subject, "Church
distress" At p. m. the pastor,
Rev. G. Bryant, preacred short SER
mon to an appreciative audience.
Text Mark 9:19, Bring him unto
me-" Total collections $31O9, Miss
Florence l.. Pettis and Miss Matte
B. Webb were the guests of Mrs.
Mamie Bates at dinner last Sunday,
spending this Weekh hrd hrd shrdhm
April 21st. Miss Johnetta Bates is
ind'sposed this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell Vinson entertained a few
friends at dinner last Sunday. Those
present were: Rev. B. F. Terrell, Rev..
j. d. Frierson, Mrs. Eliza Webb, Mr.
James Williams, Mr.. Monroe Sharp,
Miss jamie Waterman, Miss Mary L.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs Edd Waterman,
Mrs. Jane Shute and Mr.. and Mrs.
Narvell Vinson. Mr.. F.. M. White
spent last Sunday evening in Nash
vile, the guest Of Mr.. Samuel Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sharp and Miss
Jessie Chubb and Mr.. VIM. Porter, of
Nashville, were the guests of Mrs.
Sharp and Miss Chubb's sister, Mrs.
Lucy Goodrich, last Sunday, April !
21st Mr.. and Mrs. John Pettis en-
tertained few friends at dinner last
Sunday. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ephraim Vaughn, sister of
Mrs. Pettis, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox,
brother of Mrs. Pettis, all of Nash
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Pettis. pa
rents of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pettis.
Rev. G. Bryant was the guest of /
Mr.. Hart Perry at dinner last Sun
day. The entertainment at the M.
E. Church, of this place, last Satur-
day night for the benefit of Braden
Memorial Chapel, East Nashville, was
a success. The young people of this
place are preparing to have a grand
union May flower entertainment and
Spring musical
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FULTON (KY.N NOTES

The South Fulton public school win
close next week. The program is as
follows; The baccalaureate sermon
Sunday at 2:90 by DR.. A. J. Heron
president of the Manning Bible School,
CAIRO, III. Undergraduates will rem.
der program Monday night at St
Paul A. M. E Church. Final closing
tuesday night at the Free viii Ran.
list Church. Prof. ]. F. Lane. or
Lane College, Jackson, Tenn. will ad.
dress the class. The rally at the
Free Will Baptist Church Sunday was
a success. It rained them ont Of
night, but they reported $50. Rev. r
w. Hampton preached for them Sun.
DAY at 3 p. m. The club was enter.
tanned at Mrs. Martha Smiths Mon.
DAY evening. Miss Mary Mott read a
very fine paper on Missions. prof
Montgomery and his teachers are
working hard to give us a first-class
closing. Mrs. R. A. Howard is on the
sick list this week. The revival
started at the A. M. e. Church Tues
day. We had spiritual wave Sun.
day morning. The Odd Fellows have
put off their sermon until the fourth
Sunday in May. Rev. Hampton re-.
ports that the outlook is good for the
best closing Of the school there has
been In some years in Paris. Mrs
'alina Alexander is still very sick.
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Pulaski NOTES

Mrs. M. A. Turner is in Nashville
this week attending the closing ex-
erclses of Meharry and visiting her
sister and daughter, who are students
at Roger Williams University. The
great $500 rally for the A. M. e.
Church closed last Monday night, and
1t was quite a success. Nearly $3.50
in cash was contributed by the men,
bers and friends of the church, and
DR.. A. Brooks is all in smiles. We
feel that DR.. Brooks should be con-
graduated for the successful way in
which he managed the rally and the
success achieved, regardless of the
d weather. Had the weather been
even normal we feel sure that the
$500 mark. Miss Hally Murray, who
has been sick, is out again and look
ing as well as ever. Beulah Baptist
gives a big entertainment Saturday
night, the 9th inst. Mr.. Milton
Lynch is much improved. Mr.. A. D.
Howell, Jr., is off the sick list. Prof.
I. P. Turner was at Columbia Sat.
urday attending Board meeting. The
Ideal Art Club met at the residence
or Misses Katherine and Sadie DAILY
Friday evening, April 18th. The club
was opened in the usual form. AS
their names were called each member
responded with verse from the Bible.
AS the club has selected the rose for
its flower, and white and green for
Its colors, each lady wore a white silk
rose and a green cord. Those pres.
emit were Mesdames Ella Malone, N
7. Birch, M. e. Gordon, Augusta
White, G. A. Dangerfield, M. A. Tur.
ner, Pearl Stevens, L. M McKissack.
3. M Martin, Misses Anna Linsy. r.,
NJ. Bramlette, Katherine and Sadie
DAILY and Elamansa Sutton. A deli
,1ous two-course menu was served.
The next meeting will be at the resi-
lence of Mrs, G. A. Dangerfield lis
vest Hemp street. Misses Krystine
md Katherine Carter, also their little
BROTHER, James, have returned home
.fter a weeks visit to their brother in
athens, Ala. Misses Inez Pullen,
Ethel Phillips, jamie E. Bramlette.
daggie Phillips and Edna Carter
we're pleasant callers of Misses Krys-
Inc and Katherine Carter Sunday.
hey were entertained by music.
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NEW HEBRON NOTES.

Mr.. Maury e. Can't was the guest
OF Miss Annie e. Webster last Sun.
day. Mrs. Iona Smyth and little
MISS Annie Lou, were the guests of
mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper recently.
Inc farmers here are busy getting in
their crops; oats are looking fine and
many acres Of corn are being planted
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Harlan kent Omen
house last week at their country
nome, '1dyl Hour" in honor Of DR.
Luther l.. Miller, Misses Annie n
webster and Flora Tyler. Henry the
aniteen.year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cnas. Pillow, whose arm was broken IN
Two places, is able to be out again
Inc Easter services at New Hebron
church were excellent. The church
edltice was decorated beautifully and
the music was charming. Miss Annie
Esther Webster presided at the organ
Inc lady boards of the church an.
peared in white robes trimmed with
purple. They took charge of the com.
munlcants. Rev. G.. w. Hodge
preached an excellent sermon. In
the afternoon the following program
was rendered: Misses Pearl Can't
Lou Ella Harlan, Hugh Ella Estes
annie e. Webster and Masters Lr.
Lner Venson, Frank Webster delivered
pieces. Mesdames James Harlan and
raleigh zilner sang solos. A large
crowd was present and the collection
was large. Mrs Houston Frierson. of
NASHVILLE, visited relatives here last
week. Mrs. l.. P. Harlan was one OF
me many county teachers who attend
"a the M. T. G. T. A. at Nashville re-
'ently. Mrs. Harlan will be reme1n-
Sered by Nashville friends as Miss
sarah P. Tyler. The Globe is great.
y admired by the New Hebron peo.
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Sunday with the people of Taylor's
chapel. He sent Sunday night in
brownsville and preached an excellent
sermon at Tanners Chapel C. NJ e.
Cnurch. Misses Annie Bowman and
Willie May Shaw entertained a num-
Der OF young people at the residence
OF MT. and Mrs John Bond, Friday
April 18th. The evening was
very pleasantly spent in playing social
games. About 10:S0 a three-course
menu was served. Colors, pink and
whlte. Mrs. John Bond assisted the
nosbesses in receiving the guests.
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ERIN NOTES

Rev. X. B. Polk, presiding elder of
the C'arksyille district, was here in
his End quarterly conference Sunday
and had quite successful quarter
Messrs. Van Grundy and Joe Johnson
made a flying trip to Paris Sunday.
returning Sunday evening. Mrs. Ru,
by Beauregard of Paris, is here visit.
ing her brother, Mr.. John Dudley.
Mr.. John Yarbrough, of darlington,
Ky, was in Erin on business last
week. Master Willie Bateman, Brow
ME Taylor, Earle Dobbins and .Julius
Dobbins made flying trip to Dan
vile Sunday to spend the day with
Mr.. Crist Wiyn grandfather of Mas.
ter Brownie Taylor Mr.. Clay Mich.
olas and Miss Willie Reeves were
pleasant callers at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Dobbins Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Ed Hughes, ST., who has
been sick for several days, is able
to be up and at work again. Miss
Clara Reeves is improving rapidly.
Misses Estella Thomas and Emma
Grundy are very sick at this writing.
Mrs. Jane Milan spent Saturday with
her mother. Mrs. Clara Martin
is very sick. Professor w. R.
Nichols is at home again after
teaching his second term of school.
since June. Miss Willie Reeves at
tended the carnival at GAINESVILLE Fri
day night. She reports an enjoy
able time. Miss Lottye Kelly will
leave for Paris Wednesday morning
to visit her father, Rev. j. S. Kelly.
Mr.. w. M. Taylor has renewed his
subscription to the Nashville Globe
for three months.
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HoRTENsE NOTES.

Mrs Sallie Northington returned to
her home Saturday morning. We
are sorry to say that the death angel
visited the home of Mr.. Church Wat
kins Saturday evening, and claimed
his wife, Mrs. Sallie Watkins, age
80 years. She leaves a husband, seven
children, and two step-children, and
a host Of friends to mourn her loss.
Her funeral was preached Sunday,
Rev. Henry Davies officiating. Miss
L. B. Suggs, Mr.. Geo, F. Teasley, Mr..
J. w. Maneace and Misses M. l.
Nibbett and M. V. Dickerson spent a
few hours with Mrs. Salie Northing-
toa Friday night at tie residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fort. Mr.. Isham
Miss Minnie Nibbett, Mr.. w.
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MARTIN NOTES.

Services Sunday as usual were con.
Quoted by the various pastors. Rev.
s. M. Strayhorn, B. D., having been
absent from the city two weeks on
business in the city of Memphis, re-
turned Saturday and held his services.
Rev. H. G.. Harris filed his pulpit.
Rev. Williams also preached to his
people. Miss Faira England, of this
city, returned home Monday from an
extended visit in Mayield, XIV. Mr..
Homer Bigham spent Sunday at
home in this city, but returned last
night to the city Of Memphis in com.
pany with Rev. S. M. Strayhorn, who
also has returned to complete their
work. Mr.. Willie Thomas, of Fulton.
KY, spent Sunday and Monday In
the city with relatives. Mrs. Belle
Gardner, of this city, is spending a
few days in Fulton. Rev. Burnette.
who arrived in the city Monday af-
ternoon for the purpose of conduct.
ing a series of revival services, began
Sunday night, assisted by the pastor.
Rev. H. G. Harris, at Oak Grove Bap-
list Church. Every one is in sympa-
tiny with the occupants of the resi-
dences that were in the path of the
cyclone that swept through the north.
ern section of this city Sunday night
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard
Phelps was very much damaged. and
their household goods also, but the
family escaped with slight injuries.
MIS-. Phelps was cut by broken glass
in the face, but not seriously. The
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wells was
almost totally destroyed and the fam.
lily escaped without injuries The
homes of Messrs. England, Brooks,
Dumas and Smith were also very
much in the way Of the torrents Of
wind. Mrs. Pshaw died in her home
early last Tuesday. Funeral services
were held at the A. M. e. Church this
city by the pastor, Monday. She
leaves one daughter, two sons and
four grandchildren. Mrs. Ellen
Thomas, Mr.. Frank Williams and G.
A. Phelps, Jr., are on the sick list.
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Mr.. Watkins, in his managerial
career, has met and entertained the
leading Negroes from all parts of the
country thereby his name is known
throughout the United States.
Fifteen years of strict business
methods have made the Manhattan
the Mecca of all. Personally, Mr.. Wat.
klns is the soul of honor and a hale
fellow well met.
Mr. Watkins appreciates the lib.
era patronage that he has enjoyed
lor SO many years and returns thanks
10 MS legion of friends. He promises
that In the future as in the past to
set high business standard fully he.
lieving that the best commercial in.
terest of his race demands it. Mr.
Watkins is essentially a race man in
all that the term iplies. MAY his
shadow never grow less.
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DEcATURVILLE NOTES.

Rev. VIM. Oliver and family spent
from Friday until Wednesday visiting
the people of this place. Saturday
nlaht a reception was rendered Rev.
Oliver and wife, which was quite an
elaborate affair. T. N. Club was
royalty entertained Tuesday evening
at the beautiful home of Miss E. G.
Yarbro. Music and toasts were the
features of the evening Prof. M. c.
Jones, D. G. M. of U. B. F. aud S.
NJ. T., has just returned from Clifton,
where he made an official visit. Miss
Flora Jones is confined to her room
this week on account of being i'll.
Miss c. A. McLemore, of Parson,
visited relatives here Sunday, also
Miss Rains.
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LEXINGTON NOTES

Rev. ]. W. Williams, Of Jackson.
Tenn, preached at Pilgrim Rest
Church the second Sunday morning
and evening. Mr.. c. H. Moore has
opened up soft drink and confec.
tionery stand, and is getting on flne
Mrs. Louanna Brooks, president of
club No. 1, entertained quite a number
OF young people at her home Thurs.
day evening, April 18th. Everybody
reports a splendid time. A two.
course menu was served. Rev. R. n.
Peoples filled his regular appointment
Rev. s. P. Waitress, from
Arkansas, preached an able sermon
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MCKENZIE NOTES

Mr.. Leno Richardson is still nuite
sick. Mrs. Isola Prince is GONZALES.
cent. Miss Maud Barker is in bed
again. Miss Lucille Ralston is still
lndisposed. Mrs. G. H. Buck enter.
tanned Miss Sarah Curry and Mr.
Charles Waller Sunday evening
They were en- route to BrownsviIIe
having spent the winter in school at
Silver Point. Mr.. Adam Manlev Is
home again after spending several
weeks at Paducah, KY. Rev. Bowden.
OF Paris, was up Sunday to visit Miss
Willie Bell. Rev. Bunch was in town
Monday. Rev. Partee filed his pulpit
sunday at IL a. M, also at 1880 D. m,
The remains of Mr.. James Gardner
We're brought here Monday from ST
Louis. His wife and other relatives
accompanied the corpse. The funeral
was preached at Enon Baptist Church
Kew. II. Q. Swayne officiating, assisted
Oy Rev, Partee, Rev. Bunch and 9th.
Srs' Inc corpse was laid to rest IN
me Mckenzie Cemetery. The Eastern
star will have their annual sermon
next Sunday at II 80 a m
1t the G. M. e. Church. There will
De a play Friday night by the ladies
u the same order, entitled "Old MaidS
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BROWNSVILLE NOTES.

Sunday was a fair warm day and
both churches had a large crowd at
all the services, Rev. Parr, of the
First Baptist Church, preached an ex-
cellent sermon from the subject
Christian Department. Text: Peter
ZIP. After the sermon Prof. J. R
Gloster read clipping from the Com.
jnercial Appeal on re great disaster
that befell the great ship, Titanic, on
Sunday night Of April 14th. The
choir then sang Nearer MY God tn
Thee. Many in the congregation
burst into tears as they listened to
The singing. Bishop Isaac Lane spent
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Hopson and Mr. Geo. Teasley. Jr.
were the guests of Miss Virgie Dick.
erson Saturday night. Mr.. J. w.
Maneace and Miss Maudie spent the
afternoon Sunday with Miss Annie
jones, who has been sick but is i'm
proving nicely Misses Loudie B.
Suggs, Mary V. Dickerson, Mr.. Willie
washington and Mr.. George Teasley,
Jr, Mr.. Oscar Washington were the
guests of Miss. Minnie Nibbett Sun
DAY afternoon. Miss Corrine Wash.
ington left here Tuesday morning, en-
route - Cedar Hill, Tenn. Mr.. John
w. Polk, of Port Royal, Tenn, has
subscribed for the Globe. Mr.. Ed.
ward Mallory is still sick.
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sHELRYvlLLE NOTES


The ladies of the First Rantist
Church gave very pleasant musical
ana literary entertainment last Thurs
DAY night. 1t was given FOR the bene-
NJ OF the new pews at the A. M. r.
Church. A number of the Turner
Normal students attended. The yer.
dict IN the Anderson case was a great
surprise to most Of the people. He
is the man who killed the two police.
men on the streets of Shelbyville a
few months ago. He got only 20 wears
in the penetentiary. DR.. J. A. Jones
went down to Nashville one day last
week on a business trip. The com.
mencement exercises of Turner Nor
mai college begin Thursday of this
week. They close next Wednesday
night. At that time the great canta.
ia, Jephthah and His Daughter. will
be rendered by the students There
VIII be two games of baseball PLAYED
on Turner campus Monday and Tiles.
DAY OF next week, between Wartrace
and Turner's teams. Rev. N. P.
Greggs of Fayetteville, and his wife
are expected Saturday. He is to de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon Sun
day. Rev. w. V. Hawkins, of Win
chester, will speak at night Scott's
Chapel M. e. Church was filled TO
overfowing last Sunday night with
Turner Normal students and the
usual congregation, to listen to a spe-
2lal sermon by DR.. J. A. Jones. DR..
Jones also preached at the A. M. e.
church in the morning, at which time
ne whole student body was present.
Mrs. Minnie Davidson entertained
Miss H. Mae Fields last Sunday.
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Sunday night from Rom. s:37. The
U. B. F. and s. M. T. are putting
forth great efforts for their annual
thanksgiving services on the second
Sunday in May. Mrs. Mary Jones.
who mas been i'll for a long while,
was able to meet her society Monday
Mrs. Lula Mullens is improving some.
Mrs. Amy Timberlake is very Ill.