The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. McCauley spent
Sunday at their home, 241O Clifton
street
Mrs. Geo. w. Dickerson spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Ella Beckton, of
Clifton street.
Quite an interesting program was
rendered Sunday afternoon by the
Sunday-school teachers of Mt. Nebo.
Prof. F. N. Greene, Mr. VIM. Dixon,
Rev. ]. H. Lawrence, Rev. Wilson
and Rev Brown were visitors at this
meeting.
Our services were we'll attended on
last Sunday AS our Sunday-school
was closing with an excellent paper
read by Miss Clara Blackwell, Rev.
]. H. Lawrence, of Kayne Avenue, en-
tered. He, in his way, preached to
us one of his uplifting sermons.
Miss Fanny Bloodsaw, of Vension
street, is sick
You are invited to the Spring Open
ing of New, High-Grade Merchandise
at J. H. Foreman's, Eleventh avenue
and Jefferson, lasting the entire week.
We are showing silks, foulards, It's
sues, wooden and wash fabrics Of the
richest sorts. Millinery, Ribbons,
Flowers, Elegant Waits, Sumptuous
Embroideries and Dress Garniture,
Fans, Gloves, Parasols, Slippers,
Shoes, Under Muslins, ETC., etc.
Watch our window display.
Miss Matte B. Matthews, Mrs. Lena
Thomas and Mrs Ollie Dickerson
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Love, of Twenty-eighth
avenue.
Rev. Eli Cleggett, who has been
sick for quite while, is still on the
road to recovery.
Mr.. Henry Brown, Jr., who suffered
with a wound inflicted by stray
bullet, is able to be at his work
again.
If you want to keep posted send
your subscription in for the Globe.
MrN Tennie Rich and little daugh-
ter, Fife, spent Tuesday morning with
Mrs. Ollie Dickerson.
Mrs. Ella Hemphill, who has been
in doors six weeks, is able to be out
again.
On easter night our Revival meet
ing will begin in change of Rev. But
Ter, of Athens, Ala.
Master Dennis Wisner, who has
: been very sick, is ON the road to re
covery.
Mr.. Clabe Farmer, Jr., was il
Franklin Monday evening, the CUES
of Miss Sadye Murdix.
Misses Sadye Murdix and Mildred
Church, of Franklin spent the weel
end in Nashville, and witnessed tn,
show at the Majestic Theater Friday
|. night.
! Ladies' white 16-button "Nubuck
Boots $3.50 pair at ]. H. Foreman's
: Eleventh avenue and Jefferson street
: HIGH-GRADE MILLINERY-Ou
I invitation to you to attend our Sprin
: Millinery Opening and for you to Sc
the exquisite and elegant creation
from the fashion centers-perfeC
models of the milliner's art-wa
+ never so urgent. We are sure 20
r will agree with us that not for sev
eral seasons have you seen sue
g beautiful, becoming and bewitchin
Millinery. See the ]. H. FOREMAl
> Millinery, Eleventh avenue and Je
D ferson street, and you see the fines
= and most fashionable Millinery {
= the season. One of the foremol
; features, too, of our hats is the priC
o reasonable when you are suite
e with the hat, the price adds to its a
= tractiveneSs-your purse Is SUITED
= too. Only few days to Easter. A
Hats trimmed free Of charge whe
{ shape and material are purchase
/ here COME. We are Sole Agent
4 in North Nashville for Peerless Pa
> terms. Call for Fashion Sheet. FREE
{ Rev. VIM. Davidson, who exhibite
l. at this place on Wednesday nigh
: was successful as to have a larg
attendance.
The members and friends at MI
Nebo are working in harmony an
peace once more. They are plannin
: big rally for the second Sunda
in May,
Miss Hattie P. Jordan and sister
: Flecy, Of Whitetown, spent par
4 of Sunday afternoon with Mrs Gee
;. w. Dlckerson.
Have your plumes and tips clear
7. ed and curled by Mrs. Mable Overtor
: the Milliner, 106 Woodland street
9 Phone Main 1884 Willow plumes
speciality,
: Mr.. ]. w. Frierson has returne
from Hot Springs, Ark, very muc
, improved in health
Hon. P. F. Hill, Grand MasteI
y. B. F. and S. NJ T., has retlrna
from a trip to East Tennessee, wher
he visited the lodges and temples q
his organization
Mrs. Minnie Ellison Vaughn, G
1906 Cockrill street, who has bea
" very sick for several weeks is SLOW
|. ly improving.
Mrs. Celia Hunt, of Fourth avenu,
South, was called to Avondale las
Sunday on account of the serious il
ness of her father, Mr.. Henry Lewis
He is much improved.
Miss Estella White is in Pear
High School.
Mrs. Lizzie Walker, who has zee
i'll for some time, is much better.
Miss Mabel B. Mckay, of 101
Ninth avenue, North. who was calle
to the city on account of the seriou
illness of her brother, Mr.. Mix
Kelley, left the city Monday morning
April 1st, to resume her duties a
instructor of domestic science at Tu
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