The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-01
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Our Motto: NO Freedom Without
Education" Our town is being thor
oughly aroused from an educational
point of view. The site of the 14th
District school is that beautiful ter
race where the county school (whlte)
now stands. For the ensuing school
year this building will be thoroughly
renovated and put in first class con-
it now stands tits a three room build
ing with cloak room and library. Ma
ture has provided a level tract of land
that is very suitable for a ball gound
and also the gigantic oak, ash and ma
pie trees are as huge umbrellas on the
! campus for children to play under
! during the hot season. This is one
of the most beautiful sites for school
purposes in this Marion County.
Mrs. Hawkins is intensely interested
and the children have carried their
enthusiasm into everytune. 1t is
only a question of time when the 14th
District and two or three cher schools
will be consolidated and this ideal
site will give the community a graded
school Of the first magnitude. Prof.
F. G. Green of the city school de-
serves special mention in the manly
way he has cooperated with Mrs.
Hawkins in her effort for education
The city school and the 14th District
held a union rhetorical Friday last
week which was greatly enjoyed by
both pupils and teashers. This was
held at the 14th District school house
Another similar meeting will be held
at the city school building Friday
afternoon when Mrs, Hawkins will
accompany the student body of her
school to the city school building.
These meetings r great incentives to
the children of this community to
attend school it seems and other good
objects are being touched. Educational
Rally day Sunday Nov. 10th at 2
lp. m. Mt. Bethel Baptist Church Rev.
VIM. Simmons pastor. Four prizes
are to be given. The Wilson-Bauna-
gartner prize for the married ladies
The Oklahoma prize for the young
men or boys. The Sartian Drug Co.
prize to the girls or unmarried ladies
and a prize for the men all are Offer
ed to the girl, boy, oma or man
who raises the highest amount of
money. Halloween parties are being
given this week by the A. M. e. and
M. e. churches Thursday and Satur-
day and saturday nights respectively.
at the Pythian Hall and Odd Fellows
Hall. A most enjoyable time is
anticipated. The A. M. e. congrega-
ton is preparing to build a parsonage
on their new church lot. A worthy
effort is being put forth by the mem
bers. Mrs. w. L. Miller has returned
to Nashville after a weeks visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Booker. Rev. w.
j Handbook of Lynchburg was a pleas
ant caller in u town on his return
from the A. M. E. Annual Conference
which met at Knoxville. Rev. Mr..
Woods of Chattanooga is the newly
appointed minister to the A. M. E..
Zion congregation. He held very in
~teresting services here last Sunday.
Rev. j. H. Bonner was returned as
shepherd of Little Bethel flock. The
members and people generally are
greatly pleased to have Rev. Mr.. Bon
ner another year. Rev. Mr.. Cain re-
Gently of Dayton but now pastor Of
RartCiLb Chapel this placa rs,urned
from Dayton and filled his pulpit
here last Sunday to the delight Of
many. HIS family will soon join him
in his labor here. Mrs. Walter
Gaines ana children have returned
Trimew near Stevenson Ala. They
report a very pleasant visit. Mrs.
Joseph Branet is able to be out after
a spell of the grip. Mr.. Will Clark
is i'll at his home on Cedar Avenue,
Mrs. Chas. H. Lightfoot, Mrs. S. Rob
inson are indisposed this week. Little
Miss Willie Webb is able to be in
school again after a severe attack of
fever. Mr.. William Edmondsan nick
named Turk died in the neighbor-
hood of the T. G. and I. old furnaces
Sunday and was buried Monday at
city Cemetary.