The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-10
COLUMBIA NOTES.

The Fisk Club met with Miss Mary
E. Bradshaw on North Glade street
on Saturday evening, the 9th, and
sent the following report to the Fisk
Endowment Rally from the members
of the club, composed of Misses M. E.
Bradshaw, Mayme Rankin, @. v.
Moore, Mrs. A. T. Morrell, Mrs. G. o..
Hunter, Mrs. Florence White and DR..
G. o. Hunter, $27. Private donations
as follows: Mr.. Henry Sanders, 81;
Mrs. M. A. Kelly, 81; Mr.. Beecher
Frierson, Csc; Mrs. Lizzie Estes, 81;
Mr. Sidney Evans, 25c; DR.. ]. c.
Schoffner, 81; Mr. Frank Dockery,
5Oc Prof ]. H. Kelly, $3.50; DR.. M.
Boyd, SOC; Miss Q. V. Moore, IS; Mrs.
C. o. Hunter, So; Dr. G. o. Hunter,
$10 total amount collected $55. Miss
@. V. Moore, president of club; Mrs.
c. o. Hunter, secretary; Mrs. A. T.
Morrell, treasurer. Mrs. Pearlie
Jackson, formerly of Nashville, is
now residing with her mother, Mrs.
Annie Wilkins, of East End street.
Mrs. Hattie Williams has returned
from Nashville after a weeks visit
there very pleasantly with relatives
and friends. Miss NJ. E. Bradshaw
entertained the Fisk Club Saturday,
the 9th, at $3.50 p. m@ After the
regular routine of business a deli
cious two-course menu was served.
Miss Bradshaw's invited guests were
Miss Cornelia Johnson and Mrs. A.
M. Kelly The next meeting will be
with Mrs. G. o. Hunter. Mr.. George
Anthony. of Nashville, spend the
weekend here Mr.. All Odle, an old
citizens living on Wilkes street, died
very suddenly last Sunday. He was
member of Central Baptist Church.
Mrs Laura Brown and children, of
Nashville, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Bammie Armstrong, of st. Louis,
was here last week, the guest Of Mr..
and lNI1s, Nick Irwin On, Washington
street Miss Alma Jones, who is
teaching music here, spent the week
end at her home in Lewisburg. Mes
danes Dora Perkins and Lizzie Estes
spent the weekend in Nashville and
worshipped at st. John on Sunday
Mr. Charles WeatherspOOn, one OF
Columbia's most worthy citizens,
met with quite a painful accident
caused by a house falling with him
Miss Rosie WeatherspOOn and Mr.
Edgar Kennedy were quietly married
April 9th Miss Letha johnson snc
Mr. Jesse Foster, Of Goodwin, mar
ried at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Dill
lard, of North High street, last Sun
day morning. Rev. Sholder officiated
Miss Bessie Ganaway has returned
to st. Louis after a short visit to hel
mother, Mrs. Kate Ganaway While
here Miss Ganaway sold her farm
which brought her S1,102. DR.. Welker
Messrs. McVay, Greer and Kendall o
Fisk University, were the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin Doyle, Of g.
North High street, while ATTENDING
the Fisk-Columbia baseball game.
DR.. HoltZhausen, a native of Whiten
burg, Germany, lectured at the FRS
Baptist Church Monday night. Hi
subject was "The Monk That Shoot
the Void" His discourse consumed
about one hour and was quite inter
esting as well as instructive. w
are always glad when the brothe
across the waters chances to visit u
and see the position of the Negro, as
he is, as he is trying to be and as h
hopes to be. Mrs. Laura Lewis, he
daughter, Miss Lucy, and son, Mr.
Granvill Lewis, spent the day of Apri
2Sth with her brother, Mr.. Wilt
Brown, Of Goodwin Station.