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ranidity with which the ladies have
taken up the minstrel repertoire ant
pronis the amusement-loving pup
| lie 4 pleasing performance. Miss
Helen OConnor will accompany
'Pe.sr Pan"
| Miss Arlie Williams, Bailey, is the
CUES tot Mrs. W. L. Lang.
Miss Carrie Stacy has as her guest
Miss Stella Sugden of Savannah.
Little Miss Margaret Dunn is the
guest of relatives at Fancy Bluff.
Mrs. T. G. Stacy is in Atlanta at
tending the Philathea convention.
Miss Frances Beach is the guest Of
ISIS Helen Scarlet at Fancy Bluff.
Mrs. E. c. bruce has as her guests
the Misses Daisy and Annie Dixon of
Thomasville.
Mrs. L. Artau and children leave
Saturday to visit relatives in Will
mington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. McEachern have
returned to Douglas after a visit to
friends here.
-
Mrs. E. Horning and little son
have returned from a visit to friends |
in Waycross.
Mrs. H. NJ. Miller leaves tonight for !
S. c., to visit her son, Mr.. |
Herbert Miller
Clifton, the little son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. L. NJ. Orr, is i'll at his home on
Dartmouth street
Mrs. Fred Baumgartner and Mr..
Moritz Baumgartner are visiting
'rie Ids in New York.
Miss Elizabeth Abrams leaves OH
Sunday for Savannah, to spend sew
eral weeks with relatives.
Miss Meta Scarlet will arrive to-
day from Atlanta and will be the
guest of Mrs. F. A. Dunn.
.
The wedding of Miss Reba Maye
Rose and Mr.. Benjamin Clyde Brown
will be solemniZed Wednesday even
ing June 70, at St. Mays. Quite
a number Of their friends from this
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city will attend.
Mrs. H. F. Virgins and Misses
| Margaret and Helen Virgins are the
| guests of Mrs. Thomas O'Connor.
The Woodman circle will hold their
regular meeting this afternoon at
$50 o'clock at the Odd Fellows nall.
! Mrs. J. L. Cochran and children
are ,:siting friends at Brunswick and
st. Slmon's island.-DOuglas Enter
Prise.
Mss la Lee is in Atlanta attend
ing the State Philathea convention.
From there she will visit in Macon
and Savannah before returning.
Misses Bertha and Laura Roths-
child, who have been spending the
past four weeks in Brunswick and st.
will return 70 the city Sat
News.
Mrs. W. H. DeVoe will entertain
the D. A R. on Tuesday, the 4Sinst., ]
with a luncheon at her cottage on
st. Simon The state regent, Mrs. |
S. W Foster, will be Mrs. DeVoe's1
guest for the day.
Mrs. E. R. Conant is visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. R. Launey at Mont
gomery She will go North for the
summer and on her return the family
will make their residence in Savan-
News.
Dr. and Mrs. A. ]. Gordon an
lounce the engagement of their
laughter, Cora Lee, to Mr.. Lewis S
rharen of Birmingham. Ala. the
Wedding to take place the latter part
# This month at their home in
Ga.
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We will buy 80 Post Toasties Jngles, accept
able for use in Jingle Book, received during June
l9I2, at $a9G9 each,
Only the JmGles We pay for will b uesed but
Jingles, whether purchased or not, Will he re,
turned
The names and addresses of the writer's Of the
SO Jingles purchased in June 1912, will be printed
and mailed to each enquirer who sends us lie
stamped and addressed envelope forreturn.
The Jngles will be Judged honestly upon merit,
if you are sensitive person and not good
sportsman don't try Cor have time to pet up"
those whose Jingles are not accepted.
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Mary B.-You are foolish to feel 80 hopeless
shout your freckles. They are really very easily
and quickly driven away recommend that you
secure Soc jar of Wilson's Freckle Cream. either
at your drug store or from the Wilson Freckle
Cream Co., at Charleston S. c., and use it every
night as per directions. have found this prepa-
ration remarkably effective and it Is absolutely
harmless.
Mrs A. B. McC.-I cannot recommend any
internal treatment for developing the bust. Mas
sage in sometimes good. but should be carefully
employed. Improve your general heTlth and con-
dition and eat nourishinS. flceh Building foods.
Wilson's freckle Cream is sold BIZ
Andrews Drug Store.
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Fill i'll the missing Inc of the incomplete Jingle
printed above, making the last line include
the name "Toasties' with correct rhyme and metre.
Or, write original Post Toasties Jingle of not
less than lines, line of which must contain
post Toasties" or "Toastes.
AS many Jngles may be submitted as desired.
No Jingles submitted in May 1872 will be
considered in this June, 1872 offer
One can make this pleasant form of entertain
ment, may make some extra money, and in addition
become acquainted with
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NOTHING PARTICULAR THE MAT
TER,
Just feel kind of "let down." nc ap-
retite-eyen the cooking mother user
to do couldn't tempt you to eat.
LET US SUGGEST
PENsLAR APPETlzINe TONIC
A purely vegetable preparation,
that in "a few days will have you eat
ing like a hungry, growing boy, enjoy
ing every mouthful anu dtt:ng new
vim and vigor into You.
FOR TIE PALE, WEAK AND DE-
EILlTATED.
either fror anemia (thin, poor blood
or in convalescence when a strength
ening, stimulating tonic, that purifies
and enriches the blood, putting a
bloom on the cheek, and strength in
the muscles; is needed
LET US SUGGEST
PENsLAR BEEF, IRON AND WINE
Quart size $1.oo Pint size, 75c
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Miss Meta Scarlet will arrive to
day from Atlanta and will be tn
guest of Mrs. F.. A. Dunn.
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The wedding of Miss Reba Maye
Rose and Mr.. Benjamin Clyde Brown
will be solemnized Wednesday even
ing June -, at st. Mays. Quite
a number of their friends from this
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Miss Elizabeth Abrams leaves OF
Sunday for Savannah, to spend sew
eral weeks with relatives.
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cENTERvILLE NOTES

Hon. P. F. Hill, of Nashville, spoke
here Saturday night in interest of the
Republican ticket, State and National.
He vas met at the station by H. Tur-
ner Crosby and accompanied to the
home Of Mr.. c.. c.. Whiteside, chair
man of the Republican Club. The
speaking began at 1880 p. m. The po-
litical magnate, Hon. p. F. Hill, was
introduced by H. Turner Crosby.
The church was crowded to its capac,
ity. Rev. w. d. Wilson, pastor of Mt.
Zion A. NJ. e. Church, will leave Tues
day morning for Conference, which
convenes at Paris, Tenn. His mem
bers will be glad to have him return.
Mrs. Matte Wells and Mrs. jamie
Nayberry attended annual conference
at Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Bell were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Turner Crosby Sunday. Mrs,
Hurt Clayton and Miss Lonnie Hub
bert left for Gordenburg Saturday.
Those who are i'll; Mrs. Henry Walk
Miss Ony Hunter. Mr.. George Rus
sell and Miss Greet Whiteside. The
president and secretary of Mt. Zion
A. NJ. E. Church had a nice sum of
dollar money to turn over to the pas
tor, Rev. Wilson, Our city school is
doing finely under the management of
Prof. E. l.. Kinzer and Miss R. B. Mer-
riwether.
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HoRTENsE NOTES.

Mrs. Della Dickerson gave a bean
Smelling Saturday night which was
quite amusing Messrs. Willie NAL
lory and Haywood Mallory returned
home Saturday. the goth. accompanied
by their mother, Mrs. Lue Mallory,
who spent several days with friends
at Port Royal. Tenn. Miss Corine
Washington has returned home after
spending several weeks with her aunt
in Port Royal, Tenn. Mr.. George Oar.
den, of Nashville, is home again to
see his relatives and friends. Rev.
J. B. Mullins is with us again. We
are all glad to see him, for he seems
to be interested in our future prog.
ress. He was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lankfort Sunday. Misses Corine
Washington and Virgie Dickerson
spent a portion Of the afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Lankfort Sunday.
Mrs. Love Dickerson spent the day
with Mrs. Lue Mallory Sunday. Mrs
Della Dickerson had a pleasant day
with Mrs. Bette Washington Sunday.
Miss Ruth McComic and MI. Haywood
Mallory and Mr.. Willie Mallory we're
the guests of Hiss L. B. Suggs Sun
day. Miss Bessie Washington, of
Nashville, returned home last week
after spending a couple of weeks here
with her brother, Mr.. Foster Washing
ton. Mrs. Rosalee Jackson is still
indisposed.
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STEVENSON. ALA. NoTEs.

Services were held at the M. T.
Church, Center-star M. B. Church and
the c. P. Church last Sunday Was
quite interesting. The c. P. Church
had baptizing and administered the
Lords Supper. Mr.. Dan Robertson
of Jasper, Tenn, was in our town
Monday, Mr.. D. c. Stephens attended
services in Packers last Sunday.
Miss Annie Daniel made a trip to
Bridgeport last Sunday. Our peo-
pie are succeeding nicely III raising
money to build a city school. The
time has come that the Negro must
help himself, if he expects to educate
his people and I am glad to say that
the good people of Stevenson have
learned to go in their pocket and pay
something for education. Remember
the Negro dolls, every parent should
see to it that santa claus brings their
children a doll resembling their own
race.
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cuLLEoKA NOTES.

The A. NJ. E. Church gave a re-
ception Monday night, 21st for their
pastor, Rev. c. w. Caswell, who left
Tuesday morning for Mt. Pleasant to
attend the Annual Conference. We
pray for his success and hope for his
return. Mr.. Willis arris who has
been i~ndisposed is up and out again.
Quite a number of people of this
place attended the Annual Confer
ence at Mt. Pleasant last week. Mr..
Urls Orr of Mooresvllle was here Sun
day. Mr.. T. j. Westmoreland of
Prospect was the guest of Miss Mat
tie B. Higgins Sunday. Rev. Har-
vel preached an interesting sermon at
the First BAPTIST Church Sunday.
Mr.. Charlie c. Copeland visited Camp
bell Station School Monday evening
and made some very interesting re
marks which the pupils and teacher
were glad to hear as he is one o.
the ex-pupils. Mrs. Rebecca Fltz-
patrick went to Columbia to visit her
sister Saturday. Mr.. James A. Polk
of Decatur, Ala, is here visiting rel
atives and friends.
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Gallatin, were the guests of Mrs.
Lee Oldham Saturday night. Mrs.
Malissa Oldham was the guest or
Mrs. Brown and daughter, MISS
Bowman has returned home from
Laguardo. Rev. Gooch of the First
Baptist Church, of this place had his
Baptizing Sunday and preaching at II
o'clock. The service was very inter
esting. Mr.. Lee and family spent
Sunday at Bakers, Tennessee, gather
ing nuts. The sons of Ham
Lodge of Dry Greek will meet
Saturday night. Mrs. Lucinda
Quarles lost her baby last week Lit
tie Hazel Chittwood, who has been
very i'll is improving. Mrs. Dayton
Jones entertained at dinner Sunday
her cousin, Mr.. Joe BLY, and Mrs. Ella
Gee from Nashville. Miss Augusta
Fisher, Miss Olivia Jones, Miss Sallie
Denning. Miss Eva Walton, Mr..
Johnson Denning, Mr.. George Daily.
Mr.. Ewing Jones, visited Mr.. Henry
Watkins Sunday evening. Miss Mary
Brooks, who has been quite i'll is able
to be mp again. Mrs. Mamie Cnatrell
is much improved. Master Herbert
Quarles spent Friday night with MI.
- Little Fade Oldham
spent Sunday with little Georgia Lee
Lowe. Mr.. J. B. Boyd from West
minister. S. c., and sister, Mrs. Mary
William from Nashville, spent Sunday
with their neice, Mrs. Texie Lowe.
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DAYTON NOTES

Rev. H. w. STRIPPING, pastor of the
Mount Zion Baptist Church, was alb
sent last Sunday on account of the
illness of his wife in Chattanooga.
Rev. ]. T. Thornton, Deacon A. w
Mathes and Deacon Henry Wade went
to Evansville, Tenn, last Sunday and
filed their regular appointments. Rev
Triggs, formerly pastor of the A. M,
E. Zion Church, has returned from
Knoxville, where he has been in at
tendance at the annual conference.
Rev. Johnson, pastor of the NJ. Z.
Church, filled his new stand last Sun
day and preached an excellent sermon
on the subject "The Tree is Known by
it's Fruit" Rev. James Franklin
filed the pulpit for Rev. Striplings
last Sunday at 3 o'clock. Miss Lucy
Bass and Mrs. Virginia cunningham,
of South Cherry street, were the wei
come guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Salley
]. Mathes, on East Fox street, last
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Judson
Brown, formerly of Dayton, but now of
Chattanooga, is visiting his father
and mother in Morgan Town. Mr..
Mike Hacket, of Long street, was
quietly married to Miss Wilson last
Tuesday night, October %. We wish
for them much Joy and a long life.
Mrs. Lucinda Coleman, one OF Day
tons oldest citizens, is very i'll. The
Epworth League, which is represented
by w. F. Roberts, will give on next
Tuesday night a grand entertainment
Mrs. Lizzie Martin, of Jewel street, who
was reported indisposed last week,
is slowly co~nvalescing. Mrs. Phoebe
Organ, of Morgan Town, went to Jas
per and GULL, Tenn, to visit her IA
Their, sister and brother. Mr.. Oscar
Broyles mace a business trip to Chat
tanooga last Tuesday. MIR. Oscar
Pitts and Mr.. viii Donaldson and
several others, all from W%hitewell, ac-
cepted employment with the D. c. &
l. Co.
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PAsoUo NOTES.

The last Quarterly Conference was
held ar St. Andrews A. NJ. E. Church
on Sunday, October goth. The Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. j. Q. Johnson, be-
ing absent, the pastor, Rev. ]. d. Fri
erson, assisted by Rev. Joseph Redd.
held the conference, and S17.O5 was
collected. At the close Of the services
ic cream was served. which vas given
by the pastor and the young men OF
the church. All enjoyed the rare
treat. The membership of this church
is small, but they always discharge
their duty faithfully. Lumber is on
the ground and within a few days the
members viii assemble there to re-
model and beautify the church. The
ladies will serve dinner each day at
the church until the work is finished.
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riding on an Illinois Central freight
train from work fl and his left arm
was cut off, Saturday night. He died
about $50 a. m. Sunday. His re-
mains were shipped to Brownsville
for interment. Miss Leila Turner
left Sunday morning for Nashville,
Tenn, where she will enter Walden
University. E1shop Isaac Lane, Sen
ior Bishop of the C. M. E. Church
preached two excellent sermons at
Johnson's Chapel Sunday morning.
At $3.50 p. m. the doors of the white
Methodist church were thrown open
for the reception of the Bishop and
his congregation where he preached
a plain and practical sermon that was
enjoyed by every one who heard him.
Mrs. Rebocca Fowlkes is seriously
i'll at her daughters home. Mr.. Riley
Gregory of Bells, Tenn, who has been
visiting relatives here returned home
Sunday. Mrs. Villa G. Brewer made
business trip to Memphis last Mon.
day. Mr.. Kelly Turner, who has
visiting his parents on Fair ST..
returned to st. Louis. Mrs. Emmett
Mayfield of Bells, Tenn. is the guest
Of her brother-in-law, Mr.. Robt. May
Mr.. lobe Dodd is on the sick
list. Rev. Jessu P. Price, who has
been attending Annual Conference at
Gallatin, Tenn. and visited at other
points is in our city having been as
his same work by the Bishop.
Miss Evelyn Parker is in st. Louis,
Mo. Watch for the next marriage
that will appear in the Globe. Let
Mike take your subscription for the
Globe. The Stewardesses and La
dies Auxiliary Board of Johnson's
Chapel, raised $1O9.30 Sunday night
on General Funds the assessment be-
ing $1,000. Womacks Temple, new
church on Depot st. has been wired
and fitted with beautiful electric
lights.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-01
SMYRNA NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Tucker of CHI
cago, are here the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Richardson, Hon. J.. c.
Napier spoke to a large and appre,
ciative crowd Saturday night. A
beautiful boQuet of flowers was pre-
scented to him by Mrs. Jane Black
man. Mr.. John Hill is having his
house repaired. The woods here are
full Of nuts and the people are gath
erng them. The Women's Auxiliary
met at the home Of Mrs. Sallie Smith
Monday evening. Mrs. Smith has
discovered a white sulphur well on
her place, Miss Verilee Battle and
friend, Miss Abbey were at Sanhill
the guests of Mrs. Sallie Battle
Mr.. and Mrs. Budy Rucker Of Nash
vile, were here Sunday, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Ridley.
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MADISON STATION NOTES.

Special to the Globe.
Quite q number left this place to at
tend the baptism and services at Eden
void, Tenn, and reported a nice time.
Mrs. Evie Bates entertained at supper
Friday evening Mrs. Morentry Bass, Of
Lebanon, Tenn. Mrs. Bette Falls and
husband, of Nashville, were the guests
of her daughter, Mrs. Jonie Benten,
Sunday. Mrs. Mary Lannon spent the
day in Nashville Monday. Mr.. Lee
Bates spent Monday in Nashville. Mr..
Walter Boze entertained quite a num-
Der of his Masonic brothers Sunday
at Edenwold. Little Miss Mamie Reed.
the ~siX-year-old daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. II. L. Reed, left Saturday for q
visit to her aunt, in Hendersonville,
Tenn. Mrs. Reed and her two daugh.
ters, Misses Viola and Laura, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tay.
lor Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Franklin
Of st. Louis, the sister Of Mrs. Reed
is here on a visit, She will remain
one mooth.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-01
CHAPEL HILL NOTES.

summer has gone and the dark
DAYS are beginning to visit us. The
school at Cedar Grove under the man
agement Of Prof. J.. NJ. Baker, is
moving along nicely with an enroll
ment OF So pupils. Quite a number
have stopped school on account OF
corn gathering and wheat sowing.
Mrs. Della Willis, Of Birmingham,
Ala. was buried at Rich Creek last
Sunday. Quite a number attended
the funeral. Mrs. J. NJ. Baker, OF
Route No. /, has just returned from
Lewisburg. where she has been for
several days having some dentistry
work done. She was accompanied by
her brother, Mr.. Oder Cash. Nj. and
Mrs. Lee Cash went to Lewisburg last
Friday, shopping. Quite a number OF
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-01
CEMETERY NOTES.

Rev. VIM. Holden. pastor of the
Sparta Circuit, preached a noble SER
mon at Stones River Wednesday
night. Rev. N. C. Crutcher filled his
pulpit at the Mount Olive Baptist
Church Sunday morning and night.
Miss Carrie Sue Clark was the week
end guest of Miss Alice Winrow. Mr..
Hardin Mills died Tuesday, October
22nd. Mrs. Felix Haynes spent a
pleasant evening with her mother,
Mrs. Jas. Rucker, Sunday. Mrs. Ma
tilda White spent Sunday with Mrs.
Addie Anderson. Miss Annie Haynes
spent a pleasant evening with Miss
Lizzie Washington recently. Mrs. Is
abella Anderson, of Nashville, was
here visiting relatives. Master Whit
worth Haynes visited Master Ander-
son Washington for a few days.
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E NOTES..

Miss Vina Commons, accompanied
by Mrs. Lottie Cobbs, formerly of
this place, who now resides in Nash
vile, returned home Thursday night,
after a pleasant visit with her many
friends. Mrs. Cobbs will be here for
several weeks and her friends are
preparing to make it pleasant for her
while in the city. Miss Bette Bright
and Mr.. William Massey were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony Sat
urday night, october 10. Rev. VIM
Bishop, of Cleveland, Tenn, preached
an excellent sermon Wednesday night
TO a large congregation in the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Bishop was passing through after
visiting the c. P. Synod at Antioch,
Tenn. Miss Jennie Thompson and
Mr.. Hazel Brown were united in holy
wedlock Sunday, Oct 90. On Friday
night Prof. Beasley held mothers
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-01
LEBANON NOTES.

The Lebanon Band gave a banquet
at the Onion Hall last night. A score
or more Of young people spent the
day in the woods Wednesday gather
ing nuts. The party was composed OF
twenty-four Of the society set, who
made the trip in a large pleasure wag-
on to a point about ten miles. After
an abundance of nuts had been gath
cred the party was again gathered TO
gether and a most tempting dinner
was served on the ground close to a
sparkling spring. Mrs. Cass Martin
was the guest of Mrs. Cal H. Hughes
Monday. Miss Jennie V. Hughes will
begin at once making her plans for the
grand art exhibit which will be No
vember 80. This exhibit will include
much work of merit and interest. Mr.
Albert Davis and Miss Mary Bryant
were quietly married at the home OF
Rev. d. w. Bloodworth. Mr.. Bill Don
mel and Miss Tennie Vanlease were
quietly married to-day at her home
Rev. Williams will go to Huntsville to
take up his work, Miss Ada Sadder,
who has been quite i'll, is some bet
ter. Mrs. John Haley, who has been
taking treatment at Hot Springs, Ark,
has returned to Nashville. Prof. B. F..
Denny wal the guest of Col H. Hughes
Sunday afternoon.
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GREENFIELD NOTES.

Mr.. Porter Como has gone to Dyers-
burg to accept a lucrative position.
Mrs. Mile Gleason attended the Bap-
fist State Convention at Jackson last
week. Mrs. Alice Sud returned from
Lake County Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Leslie McCorry was called to Lake
County on account of the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Moseley.
Emanuel Lodge No. GA, A. F, and A.
NJ, did some important work a few
nights ago. Quite a pleasant time
was had. The goat" got loose and
butted Ave. Austin Lanier continues
i'll. Mrs. Caussie Hornbeak and Mrs
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CUNNINGHAM T

Death has visited our community
and taken from our midst Mr.. William
Lyle. He lived to be sixty-four year
old. The funeral took place at NJ
Zion Baptist Church last Sunday NOR
ing at eleven a. M, Rev. w. H. Stok>
of GAINESVILLE .officiated. The inter.
ment took place at Round Pond Gene
terry. He leaves a wife and eigp'
children also quite a number of rel
atives. Samuel Daboney, one of the
undertakers of GAINESVILLE had charge
of the remains. Mrs. Bessie Bate
and two children, also Miss Mary Bell
of Evansville. Indiana, are VISITING
relatives here. Mrs. Moses Bafson
spent Saturday and SUNDAY IN Clarks
vile, Miss Annie B. Gill is i'll this
week.
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T

A quiet marriage was solemnized
Monday night. The contracting par
ties being Miss Josie Coleman and
Mr.. W. o. Fuller. A few friends
we're present. Mr.. VIM. Cruise was
hurriedly called to the bedside Of his
father at Humboldt, Tenn, who is
seriously i'll. Mrs. Arzella Lyle was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Willie
FIVE, Saturday. Mrs. Georgia Fowl.
kes, who has been quite i'll at her
home, is resting better. Mr.. George
Burton, who was employed by the
Tennessee Brick and Tile Co.. while
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-01
BRENTWOOD T

Mr.. and Mrs. John Pyde entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society Friday night
with f~orty-seven guests. Misses Ma
ME and Rena Blair& of Spring Hill,
and Miss Sadie Foster, of Franklin,
were the pleasant guests of Miss
John Leek Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, They also spent Saturday after.
noon with MIR. and Mrs. d. Britt, no
Bass street. Miss Lizzie Brandfort
and brother were the guests of Misses
Sadie and Annie Mai Cole Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret L. Johnson, of Chicago,
spent Monday afternoon with Miss
Mary A. VOORHEES,,