The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-03-22
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Quite a number of teachers from
GAINESVILLE and Montgomery Counties
are expected in Nashville to attend the
Teachers Institute that is to be held
in this city at an early date.
Some effort is being put forth to
carry a special sleeper out of Nash
vile to the Republican Convention
at Chicago June II. The movement
Is meeting with some success.
Mr.. Charles Stewart is sched 1led to
deliver an address in Nashville We'd
pesday night, April End. It is said
that the address in all probability VIII
be pulled off at Mt. Olive Baptist
Church. The request that has gone
in to him has been that he repeat his
"Sambo Waxed Fat and Kicked"
Pace your order now for your Eas-
ter hat with the up-to-date Milliner,
Mrs. Mabel Overton, LOG WOODLAND
street. Phone Main 1884.
Rev. N. H. Plus, D. D., has just
returned to the city after an absence
of five weeks, during which time he
visited Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma,
West Tennessee and Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Boyd, of Four
teenth avenue, North, are rejoicing
over the arrival of a girl in their home.
J No name has been given to the young
lady up to Wednesday of this week,
but in all probability she will be
called Harriet Clemmons Boyd in hon
or of the two grandmothers, who are
all smiles.
Metoka Glass No. IA of the Mount
Olive Batist Church Sunday-school
elected Rev. Henry A. Boyd, teacher
of Glass No. 16, to speak for them
next Sunday at Mt. Olive Baptist
, Church.
; First Baptist Church Sunday-school,
Eighth avenue, North, under the SUI
perintendency of Prof S. P. Harris,
is to entertain the Sunday-School
Union of Nashville on the second
: Sunday in April. The subject to be
| discussed at the Union and the pro-
gram to be rendered will be reported
by the program committee early next
week.
]. H. Foreman, the popular dry
goods merchant Of Eleventh avenue
; and Jefferson street, has Just returned
g from the East, where he has made ex
D tensive purchases In all spring lines
s and he, with his able corps of assis
: tants, is showing all the newest EFF
] fects of silks, faulards, tissues, 10
I rains, flaxons and variety of othel
D dainty materials for the Easter dress
g You will certainly profit by seeing hi
4 line before purchasing your dress
+ your slippers or your headwear. II
please" Is his motto.
e Prof. S. C. Todd is the guest OF
L his brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Todd
y and family, of 833 Forty-second ave
y nue.
n Mrs. Nathaniel Rhodes, of Clifton
e Pike, who has been very sick, is now
!, improving.
o Miss Jeneva Jones, of Thirty ninth
) avenue, is very sick with pneumonia
Mrs. Mamie Miller has been sick
e with la grippe, but is now improving
e st. Luke A. M. E. Church had quite
e a successful rally Sunday.
= Mr.. S. c. Rainey, of Shelbyville
t Tenn, is spending this week with his
e daughter Mrs. T. H. Elliott, 11OI
y First avenue, South. He was &
e pleasant caller at the Globe office
} Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mellisa Caruthers, who has
been confined for several weeks, II
convalescing.
- Ladies:-Call main 3164 and e. R
q Carney will call with a full line O
q samples and latest fashion plate from
/, which ytu can select your Easter sui
= or skirt Suits $14.50 and up. Skirt
: 5000 and up.
% Mr.. j. Wesley Nancy and Mr. J
= H. Shane spent pleasant day at Mur
- freesboro on last Sunday.
- Mrs. II. E. Smiley, of 1903 Jefferson
\ street, made flying trip to Clarks
- vile Sunday, March 10th, to visi
- her mother, Mrs. Esther Davis. Be
~ fore returning she visited Miss Leol
~ Firse, who is seriously sick.
- Mrs. w. H. Patton, lila Jefferso
- street, entertained a limited numbe
~ of friends Monday afternoon, Marc
20 4th Those present were: Mrs. A
lu len Perkins, Of Chicago, ILL.,, Mrs.
- Robert Ralph, Mrs. A. Hanna, Mr.
a. ]. Coffey, Mrs. VIM. H. Richardson
~ Mrs. j. Liggin, Mrs. B. Thompson
W. Mrs. F. A. Turner.
,r. Miss Stella L. Howse, who is teaCl
ke ing at Hall School, Murfreesboro, wa
&C. the weekend guest of her parents
ne Mrs. Samuel Ratliff and Mrs. l..
IS. Freeney and children, of Decau
ay Ala, were called home on account {
the illness and death of their nepncy
at James E. II. Woods
ng DR.. c. H. Tolman will preach {
it ST. Andrews Presbyterian ChurC
lg. Sunday afternoon, March 18th, at 3 q;
If o'clock.
I'll. You are cordially invited to after
he the spring opening at ]. II. For
w. mans, Eleventh avenue, North, ar
go Jefferson, and inspect their Deautif
re line Of Silks, Foulards, Serges, M
he Mr.. James NJ Toode Of 400 Eigh
SIS avenue, North, is making a busine
20 trip to Chattanooga Pulaski and Alu
freesboro.
IN -
in DEATHS.
re Ida Armstrong, South Hill and Fir
no avenue, South, 80 years.
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