The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-30
SOUTH PITTsBURe NOTES.

The Elk River Association which
met on the 21st closed Sunday night
with great results. The dignity of
such men as DR.. D. A. Townsend,
Revs. VIM. Haynes, e. M. Lawrence,
William l.. Craft, Martin, Kennedy,
Story, Simmons, Swift and others
has had its bearing on the streets,
in the homes OF the people as well
as in the pulpit. A seeming full cup
Of such laymen as Trail, Doyle ana
E. w. Buchanan were present. Posi-
bly, the most important among the
ladies were Mrs. E. A. Townsend and
Mrs. S. S. Gray, Mrs. M. Scott, Mrs.
C.. B. Simmons and Mrs. j. B.
Marchbanks. The sermons as
whole were instructive and edifying.
The Tullahoma choir won laurels
for themselves as well as the asso-
citation in the musical world, and so
did the South Pittsburg quartet.
Misses Willard Oliver and Estelle
Donelson returned to Chattanooga
Monday. They were the honored
guests Of Mrs. Lena Henry while
here. Miss Ethel Smith, Of Tusca-
loosa, Ala, left Monday for other
parts. Before her return to Tusca-
loosa to begin her years work in the
school room. Miss Smith visited her
sister, Mrs. Henry Mastin. Miss
Bessie Lane was in Chattanooga one
day this week On business. Mrs. Bet
tie Hunt and daughter, of Tullaho-
ma, were the guests of Miss Hattie
Mai Lewis and mother last week
through Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Haw-
kins entertained informally Sunday
evening complimentary to DR.. D. A.
Townsend and wife, of Winchester.
A two-course menu was served. The |
guest list were: DR.. and Mrs. D. A.
Townsend, Winchester; DR.. H. K.
Fayetteville; DR.. VIM. L.
Craft, Nashville; Rev. ]. w. Butler,
Murfreesboro; Rev. VIM. jenkins,
Mrs. Bette Hunt and Miss e. w.
Martin, Of Tullahoma; Mr.. Trail, of
Shelbyville; Mr.. Doyle, of Winches-
ter. Others present were Mrs. Car.
rell Hawkins, South ,Pittsburg; Miss
Willard Oliver, Chattanooga; Misses
Winnie Smith, Dossie Perkins, Lula
Mai burlington, Messrs. VIM. Thorn
ton, Ed Hightower and AL. Kinley,
Of South Pittsburg. Master Lester
Barnett had charge of the ices.
little Misses Jessie Webb and Lemon
Barnett had sole charge Of the ices.
Miss Frances, Of Nashville, Is visit.
ng her aunt, Mrs. Sallie Lane, On
Jasper pike. Mr.. Ben Jones, former
y of Cedar Town, Ca, was scalded
o death while on duty at Richard
City by an explosion of the boiler.
he died Friday and was buried Sun
lay at City Cemetery. He leaves a
wife and several children. Mr.. Hen
lerson Lamberson Is on the sick list.
Che total receipts of the Association
we're $36S.6S. Mrs. Ben Jones, who
vas called to Cedar Town, Ca, to
he bedside Of her sick sister, stayed
nd witnessed her sister breathe her
asst on the 10th. Before her set
ime to return home had elapsed she
vas called to witness the death and
urial of her husband, who was scald-
d at Richard City. Mrs. Annie Gee
Allen died at the home of her grand
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lindsey.
londay of this week. The sick are:
IRIS. Walter Gaines, Mrs. ElVora
ohnson, Miss Joanna burlington,
Hiss Maggie Hyatt and Mr.. Hender.
on Lamberson. DR.. q. M, Law.
ence, DR.. Kinley and Mr.. Sam Hol-
er were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z
|. Lamberson during the Associa.
lon. Dr.. VIM. L. Craft was the !
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Staples.
lev. VIM. Simmons and wife were
he guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William n
ackson. Messrs. Trail and Doyle a
'ere the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Car c
oil Hawkins. DR.. D. A. Townsend n
nd wife were with Mr.. and Mrs. = a
IN. Rev. Mr.. Martin was the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Jolly. Rev. VIII. 1
am Jenkins with Mr.. and Mrs. .. o
McElroy. Revs. Kennedy and ~
wifi with DR.. W. ]. Astrapp. n