The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-06
SOUTH PIrrsBuRc NOTES.

Cupid has been shooting his darts
in these parts for the past ten days.
Miss Ora Hightower was united In
the holy bonds of wedlock at 1880
Sunday, December /, at the A. M. e.
Church, to Mr.. J., H. Ellison, of Du.
Maine, Ill. Rev. Chas. McClain of.
fciated. The happy couple left Mon
day at 6:45 a.. m. for their future
home, Dumaine, Ill. Miss Hightower
was one of the leading young ladies'
OF. this place. Miss Leola Clark kas
married to Mr.. VIM. Bryson Sunday
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Miller, on Oak avenue. Rev. I. H.
Bonner oficiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Bry.
son are at home to their friends with
Mrs. Gaines, neal the T. G. and I old
furnaces. Mrs. Nora Bryson was
Joined in matrimony to Mr.. Nathan
Gaines recently. Rev. Cain oficiated.
Prof. H. B. Douglass was in Hunts
vile, Ala, recently on business. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rushi Williams on
First street a handsome boy. The
rally at Mt. Bethlehem Baptist Church
resulted in over $50. DR.. w. T..
Astrapp, in company with Prof. Ran
dails, of Nashville, served the pub
lie schools on Arbon day known In
these parts as Public Health Day. The
doctor made good his lecture and
Prof. Randalls followed with a story
OF great interest. Thanksgiving Day
was observed here by a union service
OF the M. E. Church. Prof. F. G.
Greer, of the city school, told in very
choice language the simple but inter
esting story of the origin Of Thanks.
giving. Mrs. ], M. Hawkins read the
Presidents Proclamation with correct
emphasis. Rev. I. H. Bonner de.
livered in master %eloquence the
Thanksgiving sermon which was to
the edification of all. A thank offer.
ing was taken after Rev. Mr.. Cain
made a very pathetic talk concerning
why we should be thankful Mr..
Sam Greer, Of Jasper, was seen in
town n day last week. Mrs. Mary
Howard Hyatt, Of st. Louis, Mo-, Is
the guest OF her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Wagner, on First street. Mrs.
Ella E. McElroy has returned home
from Whiteside, where she closed a
five months term of school on
Thanksgiving day. She reports hav-
ing had a most successful term. Mr..
Will %Bridgeman, father of Mrs. Daisy
Pankey, was their guest through
Thanksgiving. Mr.. Bridgeman has
returned to Pikeville, his home. Mrs.
Billy Robinson has returned from
Tullahoma from a visit to her
mother. Miss Bessie Lane, teacher
at Orme, spent Thanksgiving with
home folks. Miss Winnie Smith spent
Thanksgiving with her aunt, Mrs. E.
Robinson. DR.. Fields. of CHATTANOOGA.
spent Thanksgiving here the guest of
DR.. Astrapp. Miss Hattie Mai Lewis
was In Chattanooga the first part OF
the week. Rev, and Mrs. Cain have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Pankey. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Hise
and friends on JASPER pike recently.
Drs. Astrapp and Fields, Messrs. Nc
Elroy. Hart, Booker and Gaines went
hunting Thanksgiving day and night.
ACCNoO was All LlItu OI
climbing mountains for game, Mr..
Kid" James, Of Guild, spent a day
here last week with relatives. MI.
Robert Barrett, of Tullahoma, has
been the guest of his mother through
Thanksgiving. S. Floyd, of Chatta-
'ooga, was the guest Of Will Higgins
through Thanksgiving. Mr.. Jim
Mack, who was shot at Guild, was
here for burial Monday of
his week. He was a son Of Mrs.
amanda Mack. The remains of Mrs.
Patsy Whistnaut Gibson passed
through here from Chattanooga to
where she was laid to rest.
Ar. Gibson is a relative of Prof. F. c. ,
ireer. He suspended school Friday
# last week on this account.