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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-10-11
COLUMBIA NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ogleton and son,
William Frank, have returned from
Chicago. Mr.. Ned Stockton, of Lou
isville, KY. is here for an indefinite
stay. Mrs. Henry Moor is quite sick
at her home, corner South Glade and
Eleventh streets. Mrs. Clara Wilkes
is much improved after quite a long
spell of illness at the home of her
father, Mr.. Ned VOORHEES,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Nicholson, of Nashville,
spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs.
Ellen Nicholson. A most heroic act
was that of Mr.. Charlie Bradshaw,
when he leaped in to Duck River to
rescue a mar who had fallen to the
river while fishing. The man who
was saved from a watery grave was a
white man, an old citizen, Mr.. Mort
Hodge. Miss Pearlie Morton and lit
tie niece have returned to st. Louis.
Prof. Walter P. Irwin spent the week
end with his family, Mrs. Alice Joyce
and Mrs. Lue Kennedy visited Mrs.
Luvenia Wright at Goodwin last Sun
day. Miss Edie Staten and Miss jamie
Greene attened the Pulaski FAIR. Mrs.
Georgia Wade has moved to her new
home on Comstock avenue. Miss
Maggie Lee Blakely has returned from
Chicago.
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LEBANON NOTES.

Mr.. John H. Haley has returned
from Hot Springs, Ark, and reports
that his wife is somewhat better. Mr..
]. Rich, of Nashville, was the guest OF
Col. H. Hughes. Prof. and Mrs. j..
r. Imam, Mrs. Jas. Scott and Miss
Whitley spent Saturday and Sunday
in Springfield. DR.. w. H. Ballard re-
ports that tho time is not far dis
tant when he will open his office here
to begin medical practice. Little Miss
Rebecca Martin, of Sugar Flat School,
was the guest Of Florence w. Hughes
Sunday afternoon. Col. H. Hughes
spent Monday in Huntsville on impor-
tant business. Prof. j. A. Whitley re-
ports that he is having great success
in school work. Mrs. John Harris
and Mrs. Smith gave a supper Friday
night for the Baptist church. Miss
Jennie V. Hughes, who was taken sud
denly i'll in town Monday last, is able
O be up again. She had charge OF
the private art class at her home, but
has given it up. She is going away
to improve her health. Mr.. Nee
Beasley, a prosperous farmer Of Rome
the only living nephew of the late
Jake Strawer. was the guest Of Col
III. Hughes Sunday afternoon. The
many friends of Mrs. Bosley, of Nash
vile, regret very much to know sh'
1 is quite i'll.
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~CENTERVILLE OTES.

Rev. w. D. Wilson, pastor Of Mt.
Zion A. M. E. Church preached two
able sermons Sunday. Mss Pearl
Fogg, Mrs. Beulah Stewart, and MI.
Deeter Stewart, of Fort Cooper were
in town Friday and the guest of Mrs.
Charlie Hubert. Mr.. Taylor ChoveI,
Mr.. D. Chavers, and Mr.. Morrow Ca
ruthers were in town Friday. There
was a nice Bible scenery at Lebanon
Baptist Chursh Saturday night. One
among the best ever given. Mr.. H.
E.weren e S Il.
c. Bailey, G.. w. Miller, joe Walker,
j. H. Hurt, and Will Knowles were the
guests of Mr.. Jno. Walker Sunday
morning. Mr.. w. S. Walker and Miss
Alberta Walker were at home Satur.
day and Sunday from their school.
Miss Bessie Easley and Mrs. Lannie
Hubert, who have been visiting rela.
tives and friends of Nashville ar
rived home Sunday evening. Mr.
Henry Griggs, of Pinewood was the
guest of Miss Josie Easley Friday ant
Saturday. Mr.. Jno. Hurt, the tailor
who / S being kept busily making
suits, has been able secure among The
best tailors in the state. Mr.. Brow
of Pulaski. When you are in tow
see sample goods of ]. H. Hurt, tn
Tailor.
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EpENwALp,s T

Miss Bfie Hatch and Miss Darkest
Hatch we're guests of Miss Olivia James
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs EVE
Bates. Mrs. Mamie Love, Mrs.
Rener Louis, Mrs. Rachel Louis, and
Mrs. Lily Fisher we're Mrs. Dayton
James guests Sunday evening. Mr..
Ewing James was the guest of Miss
Eva Walton Sunday. Mr.. Will SHE
was Miss Augusta Fishers guest Sun
day evening. Mrs. Laura Denning
visited Mrs. James Sunday. Mrs.
Walton is improving. Mrs. Martha
Seay visited Mrs. Mary Brooks Sun
day evening. Mrs. Martha Gee. Mrs
Nettie Bowman, MTB. Mary Joyner
we're Mrs. Malissa Oldham's guests
Sunday evening. Mr.. Phillip Pattor
of this place is spending this weel
in Marietta, Ga.
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%RRIERsVILLE NOTES.

Mr.. Emanuel Webb entertained a
number of friends last Mon
day, September 30, in honor Of his
daughter, Miss Matte B. Webb, who
has recently returned from a short
visit at Huntsville, Tenn. Music and
games were the main features Of the
evening. At a late hour, the guests
were invited into the dining room
where the table was beautifully deco
rated with cut glass and silverware.
1t presented a lovely appear
ance It had for a central decora-
ton, a large bowl filled with autumn
flowers. A tempting FIVE course
menu was served. The guests num-
bered about 80. Miss jamie Yate-
man and Mr.. James Williams, OF
Nashville, spent last Sunday at this
place visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. Daniel Perry, Of Chicago, Ill,
visited his brother, Mr.. Hart Perry
last Sunday, October 6. Mr., Geo
Pettis, Miss Katie Pettis and Rev.
Waterman attended the reviva ! al
Neely's Bend last Friday night and
Sunday. Rev. Waterman filled the
pulpit Sunday night. Mrs. Mary
Pettis, Mrs. Eddie H. Phillips ant
Miss Florence Pettis, were winner!
Of prizes in the Wiman's department.
at the Colored Fair last week. Mr.
VIM. II. Pettis spent the week enc
in Springfield, Tenn, attending thu
Colored Fair of Robertson County las
week.
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Richie, a very devoted friend to all
with whom he met, and a highly re-
spected pastor in the c. M. E. Con.
nection. There were more than 500
people present from the neighboring
towns and vicinities, who witnessed
the ceremonies with deep interest and
admiration. The people of the com
munity also showed their interest by
having prepared quite a bountiful sup.
ply of dinner to be served to all pres
ent. Emanuel Lodge played we'll it's
part and the day will be long remen.e
bered by all present. Mrs Eliza Rob-
bins is improving this week. The pic
mic given by Arion Court No. 1874 and
the Juveniles last Saturday was a
success and the Court wishes to thank
all who attended for their liberality.
Rev. Winters, P. G. of C. M. E. Church,
was at his post Sunday. He and his
people are busy getting ready for the
Annual Conference, which will con
vene in Memphis in December. Moth
ing shorter than a round report is ex-
pected, as that has become a custom
for Greenfield. Rev. j. w. H. Bar
ham, P. c. of M. E Church at Sharon,
held his last services before Confer
enc last Sunday. Conference con
venes at Gallatin this week. Most of
the claims had been raised. Rev.
Barham has worked earnestly, togeth-
er with his good people. The Won.
ans Aid Society deserves much praise
for their assistance during the year..
The w. T. c. Baptist Association con
vened near Fruitland last week. st.
Luke Baptist Church was well rep
resented by it's pastor, Rev. G.. H.
I've, who preached the educational
sermon, and was also elected by the
Sunday-school Convention as their
delegate to the State Convention,
which convened at Jackson October
%. Tlis is his fourth election. Mrs.
Mile GIL ason, who represented the
Sunday-school and Woman's Auxiliary
work, did her part with great credit.
Her paper, Young Men of Business"
was a masterpiece and was rendered
with great satisfaction. Mrs. Bertha
Taylor a also present and played
her part as recording secretary with
satisfaction. Her past experience in
the Association work gives her quite
an advantage Of efficiency. Rev. d. F
Estis, who represented the church
brought back much valuable informa
the work of the Association. All the
ton and was very much pleased will
late brother, Rev, G, M. Richie, wer,
appropriately carried out, The lat
, Rev, C. M. Richie was one of the be
, loved sons of Mr.. Dick and Mrs. Kati
representatives made talks at churoI
! Sunday night which served quite a
inspiration to all present. Prof. M. A
Dobbs made appropriate responses
Mrs. Mile Gleason went to Terre'
q Monday. Mrs. Reldie Sud, of Hun
4 boldt, who has been visiting her sic
mother, Mrs. Eliza Robine, returne
h home Tuesday morning.
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E NoTEs.

Rev. N. c. Crutcher left TOR Silver
Springs, Sunday. Mr.. Richard White
and Master William H. Hicks, of Nash
vile, were here visiting relatives and
friends recently. Mr.. and Mrs. b. H.
Hartwell and Mrs. Irene Haynes wit
messed the baptising at Barfield Sun
day. Little Eugene and Thomas Hay
mes spent Saturday and Sunday with
Master Anderson Washington. Miss
Evalena Anderson was the guest OF
Miss Jennie V. White Sunday. Miss
Mary L. Allen and Miss Sam e. House
were the guests of the Misses Lizzie
and Bertha Washington recently.
The ladies of Stone River M. E.
Church held class meeting Sunday
night and the meeting certainly has
aroused both saints and sinners at his
place. Miss Lizzie Washington and
Miss Ella Mason spent Saturday with
Miss Mary Lee House.
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WHlTEvILLE T

Miss Pansy Bowers and her brother,
Rufus. will leave for Memphis, Mon
day, the It'll, where they will enter
Howe Institute. Misses Fannie Hunt
Lucilla Price and Mr.. Jerome Pirtle
spent Sunday with Miss Powers.
September Both, Mr.. Robert Motley
and Miss Sarah Mckinney were mar
ried in the presence OF only a few
friends at the home of the groom, Mr..
F. Motley. Mrs. Kate Jones psent
Saturday night in Vildo with her
sister. Caroline Bradford. Martha
F. Price spent Sunday afternoon with
Rosa Tisdale. Mr.. a nd Mrs. Jer-
nv Bowers took dinner with Mrs. Mary
B. Harris. Mr.. Tom Price Of Men,
phis. Is here visiting for a few days.
Prof. and Mrs. Dawkins entertained
quite a number of their friends Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Green
served dinner a few days ago for Rev
and Mrs. w. H. Bowers and Prof. J.
c. Allen. Mrs. Jennie Jamon and
Miss Annie X. Bowers after spend'
ing eight or more weeks here WITH
home people returned to st. Louis
last week. Prof. ]. c. Allen, Life
and Casualty Insurance agent spen'
last week / nand about Grand juno
ton. Mr.. Film Price and daughter
Agnes. spent we days III Jackson
visiting rtiatives. Master Jack loves
and his sister, Agnes spent the ia!
in Jackson Friday. Mrs. Ada JAM
douglas is very i'll at this writing. Mrs
Epps Jarmon left Sunday for Memphi
TO visit her children. Mrs. Henriett
Robertson is i'll. Mrs. Rosetta Robert
son and granddaughter visited MI
/. Rance Irby Saturday and Sunday
Prof. J. C. Allen and Rev. w. H. BoV
ers we're in Bolivar Saturday. WI
) Marshall Rufus, Of Taylor's Chap'
spent Saturday and Sunday with IL
Shelton. Miss Nelson Pirtle, daugl
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pirtle wa
t buried Saturday. Miss Pirtle VIZ
>. one of Fayette Corners best youn
+ ladies'. The Quarterly Meeting had
y Bartles Chapel Sunday was a succe
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VOTES

Mrs. Hattie Ewing, of Columbia,
was the guest of Mrs. Fannie Smiley
Saturday and Sunday. The Fair Fri
day and Saturday was a great success.
There were people from Bedford, Lin
coin and Maury Counties. Rev. M.
F. Riley preached two wonderful SER
mons Sunday and Sunday night.
There were four additions to the
church. Collection Sunday and Sun
day night, $17.20. His revival will
start Monday night, October IA. Rev.
Wn. McCutcheon, of Nashville, will
help him to conduct the revival. Miss
Lena Morton, of Columbia, was the
guest of Miss Claudine Lawrence
from Friday until Monday morning.
Rev. Phillips. and Rev. Marsh will
leave for conference to-day in Gala
tin, Tenn. Mr. John French, of this
place, and Miss Ethel Braden, OF
Round Hill, were quietly married last
Sunday evening at the brides home.
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PARIS NOTES.

The County Fair was held here on
the 3rd. 4th and 9Th, which vas large
" attended, especially on the 9TH.
They had the use of the Cottage Grove
Brass Band Mr.. Ulysses Dumas, of st.
Louis, was here for the last week Wis
iting relatives. The fourth Quarterly
Conference was held at Quinn Chapel
A. M. e. Church last Sunday by the
Presiding Elder, Rev. w. H. Shelby.
Mrs. Fife Deem Cooper spent last Sun
day at home. She left Monday for
Mckenzie, where she is employed.
Bridues-Dumas NuptiaIs.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season was that of Miss Portia e.
Dumas and Mr., Robert Bridges, on
Wednesday, October End. at Quinn
Chapel A. NJ. e. Church at 1870,
where an a~upreciative audience had
gathered. The church was beautifully
decorated. the altar wH5 banked eff
foctively with evergreens and roses;
the ceremony was performed under a
large arch made of evergreens and
roses, by Rev. j. S. Kelly, in an i'm
pressive way. The wedding march
was plaved by Mrs, T. w. Hampton
Just before the bridal party entered
Mrs. J. S. Kelly and Miss Marion
Epps rendered a solo each. Miss Du
mas never looked mor beautiful IL
her gown of white messaline SAITH
draped in dewdrop chiffon and crys
tai trimming, and long white veil witt
pearl trimmings. She carried a larg
bouquet. The bride was given in mai
riage by her brother, Mr.. Ulysses Du
mas. The ring ceremony was USED
A watch was conveyed by little His
wathia Mitchum, who wore a beat
tiful gown of satin. The best ma
was Mr.. Jas. Breach. Messrs. Le'
lie Miller, George Blanton, Robel
Woodson and Charles Porter wei
} ushers. Little While Mai Mclntyr'
/ in a gown of white, carrying a bea'
tiful bouquet, preceded the Bird,
The ushers entered from opposl'
. doors. At 70 a. m. a two-course lunc
was served at the home Of the bride
' mother, Mrs. Lemiel Dumas Mar
. pretty and useful presents were give
: them. They left Wednesday afternoc
!. for a trip to Alabama and FIorld
> amid the showers Of rice. The PRIDE
I travelling suit was a tailored SUIT
blue with hat to match.
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p~YERsBuRe 7

Mrs. Matte Mayfield and Miss Minola
Saunders made a trip to Tiptonville
to visit her sick daughter, Mrs. Eskew
Ewing. Mrs. Ora Lyle has returned
after spending a week with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Eskew Ewing, of T|iptonville,
Mrs. Villa G. Brwer, is out again after
several days illness. Mrs. DR.. j. H.
Cornell returned to Covfngton, after
spending the week with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Mary Fowlkes. She was
driven over the city with Mrs. Robin
son and Mrs. o. G. Thomas in the car.
Miss Josie Coleman, is able to sit up.
Mrs. Bobbie Tucker spent Sunday
with her brother, Mr.. Ellis Flower.
Mrs. Peggy Tally is quite i'll on Rob
erts avenue with indigestion. DR..
Freeland is in Lexa, Ark, his home
where he has been very i'll. He is
convalescing now. Mrs. Nancy Ram
sey spent the day in u city Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. wilkins visited their
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Del Woods,
Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Del Wood left
with her parents for Newbern, Sunday
night, where she will spend the week.
Rev. Johnson preached two excellent
sermon at Johnson's Chapel c.. M.
f. Church, Sunday in his good old
fashioned way. They were full OF
inspiration and practical and were e n
joyed by all who heard him. Little
T. Marshall Banks, younger son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Banks, fell out OF
a chair and broke his leg last week.
In a runaway accident last Monday,
Miss Caroline Conway, sustained in.
iuries that may prove fatal. The
buggy was overturned in front OF
Mr.. Elijah Barnett's on Fair street
throwing her violently to the ground
where she was picked up and CARRIE
into her home unconscious. Rev.
Thompson, of Newhern, who has beeE
assisting Rev. M. S. McCaulay in his
revival service returned home. After
spending a week with relatives ant
friends, Mrs. Bessie Coin, returnet
to her home in Paducah, Ky. Mr.
Adolp-hus Woods, made a flying TIL
to Memphis Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Menzieh ave returned from Ho
Springs, Ark. Mrs. Sadie Stubber
field is seriously i'll on Cour
street. After spending several day
with friends here Miss Celeste Nc
Kinney left for her home in Jackson
Tenn. Mr.. Bassil Turner of st
Louis, Mo-, is visiting his parents Of
Fair street. Miss Eva Collins il
visiting in Mckenzie, Tenn. MI
and Mrs. Ned Smith were called t
Hurricane Hill Friday to attend tn
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Banani
Simmons. Miss Evyln Parker
visiting in Paducah, Ky. Messrs. Ca
vim Hoskins, Luther Tally, Fran.
Roberts. Will Cornell and severa
others of our city have returned fror
New Orleans, La, The physician a
C%ovington, operated on Mrs. Thomas
leg cutting off about an inch of tn
bone and taking out several shattere
!, pieces. She is resting nicely at thi
writing. WANTED: 100 persons t
e, subscribe for the Nashville Globe
Miss Mamie Blair is seriously Ill g
her home.
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GAINESVILLE T

Rev. R. J. Buckner, ID. d., Louis
vile. arrived Sunday morning to take
charge of St. Paul A. M. E. Zion
Church. DR.. Buckner delivered two
excellent sermons Sunday to large
CONGREGATIONS upon which he made
a fine impression. He was warmly
received and every effort is being put
forth to have him properly domiciled,
that his excellent talents may have
full play. 1t is said that his son, DR..
r. G. Buckner, jr., will soon locate In
our city also and practice medicine.
He is a graduate of Mehary. st.
Peter A. NJ. E. Church is enjoying a
most refreshing revival, which began
last week. Three conversions and
five accessions were reported up to
Sunday night and the church seemed
greatly awakened. The funeral OF
Mrs. Willie Buffet, who died last
Saturday, was held at st. Peters
Monday AFTERNOON. The deceased
had suffered many months, but bore
it all with great Christian fortitude
She was the daughter of Rev. j. II
Martin, of Oakwoid, and the very
large attendance attested that she
Was much beloved. The W. H. and
F. Missionary Society met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bette Caudell last
week and was largely attended, The
reports were most encouraging ant
the ladies' expect to make an excel
lent report to Conference, Afte.
business was concluded, an excellen.
luncheon was served by the hostess
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i'll NOTES.

Miss Fannie Jackson formerly of
Nashville, but now Of 1851 State street
opened the doors Of her beautiful
home to a jolly crowd o fher Nash
elaborate four course dinner was
served and at 4 30 an ice cream course
elaborate four course was served
served and at 4:30 an ice cream
course was served. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Burns, Misses Ida Jen-
nings, Rosie Polk, Daisy Hall, Nancy
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5000
Mrs. Lizzie Ewing, of st. Louis, is
having a pleasant visit with relatives
and friends. The High School is do
ing nicely with its POI pupils. DR.. Par
is has returned to Meharry after a.
very successful summer in his chosen
profession, dentistry. he members
of the first Baptist Church presented
MIR. Henry Campbell, a very beautiful
umbrella on last Sunday. Rev. Ran
som will soon leave for Conference:
but 1t is hoped Conference will see
fit to send him back. Mrs. ]. A..
Jones and Mrs. Mamie Ransom re-
turned last week ready for work at
T. N. l.. Their many friends rejoice.
Mr.. Thomas Washington is indisposed.
Miss Matte Campbell entered the
State Normal last week. On the eve
of her departure a number of friends
gathered at her beautiful country
home and spent a very enjoyable
evening. Mrs. Charles Davis was
called to the bedside of her mother
last week. Mrs. Lena Davis of Win
chester, is visiting friends and rela-
tives. Prof. Gray moved his family
to Decherd last week. We trust they
will return in the spring. Rev.
Glass is visiting his family after an
absence Of some months. Little An.
ME Bell Davis is visiting in East End.
Mrs. Hettie Rice is still confined to
her room.
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Sunday-school at the Hospital last
Sunday in the absence of Superintend-
ent McGhee. Rev. Sherron, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, West Nash
vile, is conducting a series of meet
ings for Rev. J.. H. Harding at the
Baptist Church. Rev. T. ]. Eatherly,
pastor of Solomon and Payne Chapel
A. M, e. Churches, is making all the
necessary preparations for the Annual
Conference, which will convene at Mt.
Pleasant on the 22nd. Mrs. Samuel
McGhee, who has been suffering for
more than one month with a sore
hand, is much improved. Rev.
S. H. Hartsheld, who has been assist
ing Rev. T. j. Eatherly in his meeting,
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T

The fifth Sunday In October marked
quite an important epoch in the ms
tory of Emanuel Lodge No. GA A. f. q
A. NJ, when that lodge in one common
nhalanx under the leadership OF its
W M. Brother E. G. Bell, assisted by
the wardens and brethren, went out
10 the home of Mr.. Dick Richie ana
from there to their home, Cemetery,
where the burial ceremonies Of their
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LIMA NOTES.

Mr.. S. A. McGhee, superintendent
of colored department of the Insane
Asylum, and his wife r spending a
few days Of vacation visiting relatives.
The writer of these notes conducted
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Bigger Louise Copeland, Mrs. Eliza
beth Coter, Mr.. Linard ellis, Mr..
Arthur Lewis, Mr.. William Harrison,
Mr.. N. T. Snowden, MT. John Fields,
and Mrs. Mary Robertson, Miss Jack
sons mother.
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held by Rev. Stevens. Mrs. Ad-
Price left for Memphis Monday morn
ing. Mr.. John Brooks. wife and soft
spent a few days in Jackson at the
Fair.
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Ont of T0Un Notes.

and all went away saying it was good
to be there. Another addition to the
GAINESVILLE colony at the State Nor
NAL in Nashville was made last Sun
day, in the person of Mr.. Emmett
Smith. He was accompanied to the
city by his mother.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-10

The First Baptist church of
Taylor which last week issued a
call to the Rev. John A. Arbuckle
has received a letter from him
declining to accept the call. Rev.
Mr.. Arbuckle was for nine years
pastor cf the Taylor Baptist
church, and was one of the best
beloved ministers Taylor ever
had. His declinatiOn of the call
hack will be a source of deep
disappointment to not only the
church but to the people gen.
orally of Taylor. In his letter
he stated that Taylor was the
most beloved spot on earth to
him, but that duty called him
elsewhere. He recently quit
the Lubbock Baptist church to
return TO the Haskell Baptist
church, where he was also form
erly pastor. Three former pas
torates were calling him back at
the same time Haskell. Cam
eron and Taylor. Taylor Daily
Democrat.
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~ cLuRs ENTERTAINED

Mesdames H. T. Kimbro and
B. o. McWhorter ~entertalned
the Pap Club and the Thursday
AZ Club at the home of Mrs.
Kimbro, Thursday, Oct. 4th.
This was one of the most delight
full parties it has been the good
fortune of the members of these
clubs to enjoy for some time.
Fifteen games were PLAYED,
Mrs. d. Robinson winning high
score. About $50 o'clock, q
two-course luncheon was served
consisting of salad, pickles,
crackers, tea. ice cream. and
cake. A short business session
was held and Mesdames Roscoe
Wilson and S. P. Robbins were
elected as members of the N-4z
Club.
Those present on this occasion
were, Mesdames Colby Thomas.