The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-07-12
HARTMAN NOTES.

Rev. VIM. Harwell had a success
in his recent rally More than $4,000
was raised. He and the good people
of the A. M. e. Zion Church will go
over to assist Rev. Hadden in his rally
next Sunday at $3.50 p. m. Rev. Elem
ing, of AsheviEe, N. c., preached at
St Mary's Baptist Church several
nights last week. Rev. w. S. Moses,
of Knoxville, spent few days with
Rev. j. w. Ky on his return from
Roger Williams University. Our
happy feelings were changed to sad
ness by the fight between Jim Smith
and Henry Rankin which resulted in
the death of Mr. Smith, They had
formerly been friends, but quarreled
over a misunderstanding Both were
married men. Quite crowd was in
on the Fourth from Kingston and
lockwood and other nearby points to
join in the celebration of the glorious
Fourth at the baseball park, where
the Kingston cub beat the Hartman
team TO a fine finish Mr.. Pat Giles
pie entertained Rev. B. G. Gordon,
P. 3. of the Knoxville District Confer
en- e, Tuesday at fish fry and the
FL er "sho' did eat some" Mrs. Ad-
di Bright, of Fayetteville, paid her
sd John a flying visit last week and
hi many friends to greet he during
h stay. Mrs. Sarah Liggett, of Clio
G rter, is one of our newest subscrib-
d J to our fast growing list of readers
I; Ia r,iVsor In I've Smith of
] irtsville, Ala, were in attendance
the burial of their only son, James
NTH who died of the wounds re-
,ived July 18th. The Masonic Lodge
o. 10S, of Hartman Junction and
ne Eastern Star No. 81, put
he body away with due ceremonies
nd full Masonic honors. Rev. VIM,
1arwtll preached an awakening ser
on from the words "At the feast Of
new moon they will miss you, for
If seat will be vacant" e Kings
2O:1S.) Mrs. Josie Liggett is out again
after continued illness. Mrs. Anna
Phil ips is quite sick and has been
confined to the house for more than a
fortnight. Little Miss Ruth, the grand
daughter of Mrs. ed Coins, held an
ENJOYABLE party for her many play
mates Monday afternoon on the pref
~ lawn of their home on Clifty street.
The A. M. g. Church is being remod-
eled and reprinted in anticipation of
the coming visit OF their Bishop,
which will be the first of their Bish-
OBS to ever stop in Hartman. Rev,
Hadden expects a big time during the
visit of the Bishop. Miss Lydia
Moseley is bringing the choir of the
M q. Church up to excel lence in sing
ing. Mr. J. F. Huson is the only col
ored grocer in Hartman and peculiar
as it may seem, his customers are
mostly all white mechanics Fair
dealing and kind treatment seem to
be the cause of his success. The Min
listers Union has decided on having
union meetings every Sunday after
noon at o'clock, beginning at the
A. M. Z. July IA, Rev. Harwen preach
ing; July Il at st. Mary's Baptist
Church, Rev. Hadden preaching July
Is. Zion A. M. e. Church, Rev. Black
preaching August 4, at the NJ. E.,
Rev. ]. w. Kyles preaching, holding
union prayer-seIvice at the A. NJ. e,
Church every Thursday night. Glenn
Jones and Sam Campbell left for Co.
iumbus, Ohio Saturday night having
q desire to fight for their country if
need be- Mrs Sadie Smith has added
another story to her pretty cottage in
Anaka Park Mrs. Maggie Howard
and Miss Cecilia were in attendance
at the quarterly meeting of the A. M.
T Church. Mr.. Shuford, the son-in-
law of Mrs. Charity Copeland, is on
q visit from Some Acre, w. Va Mr.
Rep. Jones is one of the best amateur
photographers in Tennessee. PROT
campbell and wife graced Lampton's
chanel with their presence last Sun
day. Miss Jessie Moseiy won the