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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-10-18
%RRlERsvlLLE NOTES

The last Quarterly Conference of
the A. M. e. Church at this place was
held Sunday, October 10, by Rev.
Jesse Goodall. He preached an eX-
cellent sermon from LIST Peter, LIST
chapter, 9Th verse. The Lords Sup
per was administered, after which lit
tie Zachariah Taylor, the infant son
of Rev. and Mrs. ]. d. Frierson, was
given unto. the Lord by baptism. Lit
tie Misses Frenchie, Villa NJ. Shute
and Nettie Walton, of Nashville,
spent the weekend with the little
Misses Venson. Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
roe Sharpe and little Miss Robbie Blu
ford, of Nashville, spent Sunday at
this place visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Jas. Cox, of Nashville
visited his sister, Mrs. Mary Pettis
last Sunday. Mr.. Samuel Bates, Of
Nashville, is visiting his mother, Mrs
Mamie Bates. Mrs. Paralee. Pettis
and son, Mr.. Edward H. Pettis, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Amanda
Johnson at Dry Creek sunday. Mr.
Martin Perry is indisposed this week
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Gentry is seriously i'll at his home.
Mrs. Nancy Rivers, who has been
quite i'll, is better at this writing.
Mr.. H. X. Rivers is able to be up.
Mr.. Homer Hudson is a subscriber
for the Globe. Miss Mamie Fitz-
patrick, of Covington, Tenn, visit
ed her brother, Mr.. Henry Fitzpa-
trick, of Future City, Sunday. Mr..
Ollie Brown, who has been working
Miss Caroline Conway is resting very
well now. Mrs. Matilda Dunevant,
who has been very i'll several weeks,
at Blythesville, Ark, is at home.
is better. Mr.. Timothy Enochs, ST.,
has purchased the residence that
was recently occupied by Mr.. Thos.
II. Rodgers. He is making consid-
cradle changes by repairing. 1t
looks like another place. Mr.. Thos.
II. Rodgers has moved on Cedar
street. Rev. M. S. McCaulay's rally
was a success at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, Sunday, hav.
ing raised $126.25. Miss Pauline
McMakin left Sunday night for her
home at Union City, Tenn. Elder
w. P. Greer held his last quarterly
meeting here Monday night. He
preached two excellent sermons Sun
day. Communion services and good
old handshaking following preaching
Sunday night. If you want the news
get the Nashville Globe. DR.. J.. B
Freeland has returned from Lexa,
Tex.
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COLUMBIA T

Mrs. Matte Dotson and sister, Miss
Bertha Gwynn, entertained at the
home of Mrs. Dotson, North High
street, October Sth. Those present to
enjoy their hospitality were MIR. and
Mrs. Tyree Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
fus Rhye, DR.. and Mrs, Walter Craig,
Mrs. Lucille Nicholson, Mrs. Carrie
Love. Miss Ida Love, Mrs. Olanda
Gwynn, Miss Cornelia Johnson and
DR.. b, f. Davis, Mr.. Early Johnson
and Mr.. Walter Huntington. Mrs. Lu-
Gle Nicholson assisted in receiving
the guests and at a late hour a two
course menu was served. Little
James Edward Morton, the handsome
3~-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Morton, looks cute n his little Shet-
land pony. Hon. J. G. Napier spoke
at the Odd Fellows Hall here last
Thursday night. His audience was
mixed. Both white and colored peo-
pie heard Mr.. Napier. The relatives
here of Mr.. Ben Haney received the
sad news of his death, He died al
his, home in Chicago. Mr.. Walter
Johnson left here a few years ago tc
make his home in Louisville, Ky. He
returned several months ago in very
poor health. He died on the 9Th O
october. and his funeral was from
First Baptist Church, Mr.. A. j. Nor
ton. undertaken in charge. Rev
Maury has a residence in course o
construction on 18th street. MI
Rrcher Frierson has moved his fan
ilv in from the country and they ar
keeping house on Third and Frlersol
streets. Mr.. Ike Love is quite SIC
ait his country home. Mrs. Mar
Bragg and Mrs. Gillespie, OF Tptor
VILE, are the guests of Mr.. and MIS-
, Dillard.o of North High street. Mr'
, Susie Bailey, who has been yisitin
her aunt, Mrs. Sallie Dobbius, mas r.
/ turned to her home in Birmingham
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RossvILLE NOTES.

Mt. Zion Sunday-School is yet pro
gressing nicely. The superintendent,
Mr.. Emmett S. Moss, and all OF the
Sunday-school teachers and o~ficthers
are faithfully devoting their time to
the work. They have all organized
a Bible class under the auspices Oh
the Sunday-school, and it is proving
q success. Rev. A. ]. Brown attend
ed the Board meeting of the Pleasant
Grove Association last Friday ana
returned Saturday and attended the
bible class Saturday night. the
class will be in session every Satur'
dav from now hence. Rev. A. j.
Brown preached a soul-stirring ser
mon last Sunday and everybody
was made happy. Mr., w. M. Bur
row. of Oakland, called to see Miss
Mary w. smith last Saturday after
noon. Miss Sallie Smith, Mr.. Valcc
Malone. Miss Mary w. Smith, Mr.
w NJ. Burrows and Mr., Frank Swift
were the pleasant guests of Miss lie
ola Hayslette last Saturday night
Mr.. r. S. Martin, Of Moscow, visited
Mt. Zion Sunday-School last Sunday
also Mr.. Charlie Cranberry and Mr.
Henry Lot, and enjoyed the da!
nicely.
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The Sunday-school was well at
tended Sunday. Mr.. Harvey Hudson
purchased a beautiful lot from Mr..
Dock Claton, Of Williamsport. He
has the Smith Brothers. of Primm
Springs, employed. They are build
ing for him a beautiful three room
cottage. Rev. B. n. Maury, of Co.
lumbia, was the honored guest of
Rev. n. Smith Wednesday night. He
preached an able sermon. The farm
ers' reception was grand. Rev. N.
Smith was master of ceremonies and
welcomed the speakers, Prof. H. c.
Williams. Mr.. George Copeland and
Rev. Sandy Steward. Each talk was
timely and full of thought. The corn
contest was grand. Mrs. A. M. Rus
sell presenting the heaviest two ears
was awarded the prize, after which
all were cordially invited to the
ladies' hall, where covers were laid
for all that were present. The mis-
sionary meeting met Thursday in the
church. Devotional exercises were
conducted in the usual manner. BY
request Of the President, Mrs. A. M
Russell, Mrs, L. c.. Strayhorn con
Quoted the meeting. Each membe,
expressed their missionary spirit
The meeting adjourned to meet DC
tober 10th. The Juvenile Society me
in the church Saturday. The meet
ing was a success. The little one
are delighted to be out each SatuI
day at their meeting. Rev. r. +
King, Of Columbia, was the guest o
Rev. N. Smith from Saturday unit
Monday. He preached two able sci
mons and left for Columbia thi
] morning. Mr.. and Mrs. John Tucke
!" entertained at dinner Sunday Rel
, N. Smith, Rev. r. r. King, Of G.
. lumbia and Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Rul
: sell Mrs. VIM. Webster and Mr.
: James Church were the WELDON
!, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. TuckC
: for dinner Sunday. We are lookin
forward to the annual conference.
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MASON NOTES.

A goodly number Of the Mason
people were guests at the Colored
Tri-State Fair during last week in the
great city of Memphis. Rev. H. P.
Gordon and other ministers left last
week for the annual conference which
convened at Gallatin, Tenn. The New
Majestic Cafe, which was recently
opened by Mrs. Sophia Green, Of
Memphis, in the new Rufin 1912
Building, is doing fine business. Mrs.
Green has separate apartments for
colored and white. DR.. R. s. Fields,
our colored city physician, has two
beautifully equipped rooms on the
second floor of the Rufln 1912 Build
ing, which is we'll supplied with the
various instruments for all kinds OF
operations and medicines for all kinds
of disetscs, He arrived last Sunday
from Memphis where he had been at
tending the colored fair and looking
after a patient, who was carried to
him to the hospital. Mr.. G. w. White
low, the city shoe maker, Of Browns
VILE, was the guest Of Mr. ]. H. Cole
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On Sunday, September 10Th, Miss
Ethel Braden, Of near Lowery
Chapel and Mr.. John French, OF
L~ewisburg. were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Riley, pas
tor of the Missionary Baptist
Church, of Lewisburg. The bride
was gowned in a beautiful suit OF
embroidery and carried a bouquet OF
bridal roses. Miss l.. M. Smiley, OF
Lewisburg, maid of honor; Mr.. Geo.
Braden, of Maury county, best man;
Miss Lillian Jones kept register. Miss
Jones was gowned in white velvet
corduroy suit. Miss Smiley was
gowned in a red silk frock and car
ried a bouquet of red ~chrysanthe-
NUNS. The guests from a distance
were: Mrs. J.. ]. Johnson, Mrs. Mil
lie Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Phil
lips, of Lewisburg. Mckenzie school
is progressing nicely. Miss l.. M.
Smiley spent last Sunday with home
folks. Mr.. Canary Wilkes and sis
ter. Miss Della, attended the fair in
Lewisburg last Saturday. Mr.. Res
nor Fitzpatrick, who has been in Pu.
laski the past few months, returned
home last Friday. Mrs. Sallie Fitz
patrick spent several days in Pulas
XII visiting her sister, Mrs. e. G. Dan
gerfield. Mr.. Robert Moore spent
last Sunday in Pennington. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charlie Fitzpatrick were the
guests of Mrs. Ernest Fitzpatrick las
Sunday afternoon. Prof. j. B. Jones
was the guest of friends in Farming
ton last Sunday.
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Main street. On Friday night he
was an honored guest at Elders
Opera House, occupying a box with
Prof. H. r. Merry and wife and DR..
S. Jefferson and wife. Mrs. Chimney
Butler and son, DR.. Butler, have re-
turned to their home in Anaudville,
La, after a pleasant visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Francis Keesee, of los
Adams street. Miss Minnie Hatcher
left for school at Normal, Ala, last.
Tuesday. Miss M. Caraway has
gone to Nashville to attend the State
Normal. Mr. James Shelto, Of the
State Normal, spent Sunday with his
parents in this city. The revival ser
vices at ST. Peters A. M. r. Church
continue with deep interest. Rev.
Dr.. Buckner, of Zion A. M. e..
Church, preached a grand sermon at
st. Peters last Thursday night. On
Tuesday night of this week DR..
Wayat preached a soul-searching SER
mon. Members of all the churches
are working in perfect accord in the
revival. The w. H. and f. Mission
airy Society OF st. Peter met last
week at the residence of Mrs. Alice
Johnson in their closing session Of
the conference year. The meeting
was very interesting and the ladies
are well pleased with their years
work. At the conclusion of business,
an elaborate luncheon of four
courses was served, the hostess say
ing that she wanted to give them a
good wind up. Everybody enjoyed
the grand hospitality and only
wished that they could return Don
Montgomery County teachers held
their monthly meeting at the court
house the first Saturday in October.
Those present were as follows: Mrs.
Beam, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Smith, Miss
Buck. Miss NJ. D. Rawling, Mrs. Will
liams, Miss N. Carney, Miss E. Hope
well, Prof. Lyle, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. B.
Metcalf, Miss Octavia Smith, Misses
Talley, Prof. Ledford, Mrs. Lena B.
Catron, Miss Katie Wright, Mrs. Mary
D.. Allen. The meeting was indeed
one of success and we hope to see
Ii. T teachers present in tte follow
ing meeting, which will be the Sec
ond Saturday in each month. All
business matters were arranged prop
crly before discussing the reading
course. Prof. Ledford, our president,
believes the meetings are going to be
a source of pleasure as well as
beneficial. Visitors are cordially in
vitcd. The officers are as follows:
Prof. Ledford, president; Miss Anna
Beam, vice president; Miss Anna
Edwards, treasurer; Prof. Lyle Cap
lin, Mrs. Mary Bell, Secretary; Mrs
Lena Catron, corresponding secre
tary.
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CLIFTON NOTES.

Sunday was one of the greatest
days in Clifton for a long time. Rev.
A Cooper and Rev. Thompson
preached wonderful sermons. Miss
Beatrice Spears and Mr.. Frank z.
Mitchell were married Sunday after
noon, October 9Th, at 3 o'clock at the
residence of the pride, Rev. Thompson
officiating. The home was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion. The
bride was beautiful in a gown of
white voile and the groom was hand
some in a black suit. The couple re-
ceivcd many serviceable and lovely
presents. There were over one hun
dred people present. The table from
which refreshments were served was
loaded with all the delicacies of the
season. The bride and groom are at
home to their many friends at Flat
wood, Tenn.
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%nYERsRuRe NOTES.

A marriage was quietly solemnized
Tuesday night at the home of Mr..
NJ. C. Council, when his daughter
was united in holy wedlock to Mr..
Johnnie Fowlkes. A few intimate
friends were present. MI. Clay, Of
Ripley, was a guest of his son, Dr..
J. B. Clay, on Horton avenue, Sun
day. There was a wreck on the G.
M. G G. r. R., injuring two persons
last week. Mrs. Tennie Rodgers Is
a subscriber for the Nashville Globe.
Mrs. John Light is on the sick list.
Miss Rosie Bradshaw, who has been
on an extended trip through Louis
vile, KY, Philadelphia, Pa, Wash
ington and New York City, has re.
turned. Messrs. Henry Thomas and
Fred Harris made a flying trip to
Covington Sunday. They report that
Mrs. Thomas is getting along fine
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris, of Halls
were in our city Friday night, the
guests of his brother, Mr.. George
Harris returned home. Mr., Eugene
for Jackson on mission work. Mr.
Harris returned home. Mr.. Eugen'
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man, our city shoemaker, Sunday
evening. Mrs. Andrew White, widow
Of the deceased Andrew White, who
lives a few miles out from u city,
made an attempt to commit suicide by
cutting her throat while lying across
the bed Of her room. She is reported
to be in a critical condition. The
cause of the attempt is said to have
been family troubles. The self-mur-
derous attempt happened last Satur-
day morning. Misses Matte Nc
Bride, Elenora Douglass, Ethel Fields
and Hazel Murddox left last Sunday
for West Point, Miss, to attend
school. Mrs. A. H. Stewart and Mrs.
Ada Boyd were In Memphis last week
attending the fair. Mrs. Amy Rufin,
the mother Of Rev. P. H. Rufin. left
last Sunday for Memphis, where she
will spend several months with her
children and grandchildren from
Memphis. She will go to Mark Tree,
Ark, where she will spend several
weeks with her son. Let every sub
scriber, who is in arrears, pay up and
get right, for the Globe is not lying
but she's getting right to live for
hundreds Of years.
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NOTES.

Mrs. Sarah Jamison and her lit
tie granddaughter spent Thursday
with the Misses Washingtons. The
people of our community were very
glad indeed to see one of our girls,
Miss Mary Louise Howse, out again.
She has been very i'll several weeks.
Miss Lizzie Washington is on the
sick list. Mrs. Bertha King is able
TO be out again. Mr.. VIM. 0. Mason
is on the sick list. Miss Carrie
Clark spent a pleasant evening with
Miss Lizzie Washington. Master
VIM. Wade spent a few days with
Master Eugene and Thomas Haynes.
Master Whitworth Haynes, the little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Haynes,
was accidently burned last week. He
was stnding near the fire and fell in
burning one of his hands.
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PULASKI NOTES..

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cohan, of Bir-
mingham, who we're on their return
from a northern visit, were guests of
Mrs. j. A. Pullen last week, Miss
Carrie is expected to spend Sunday at
home. At the Oratorical and Vot-
ing Contest amnog the ladies, Mr.,
G w. Bates, Jr., and Miss Harwell
were the prize winners. The two lit
tie Misses Bishop of Belfast, accom-
panied by Mrs. A. J. Bishop were
Cornersville's guests Friday. Mrs. B.
L. Laid visited her mother last week.
Mr.. Vergus London and Jno. Aiery
visited Pulaski Fair. Rev. D. w. Bin
ford will preach his farewell sermon
Sunday, after which he will leave for
conference. The revival closed with
many converts. A baptizing will take
place Sunday. Rev. S. I. Howard was
at Cornersille last week. Little Ruby
Mcclure is i'll at this writing. Rev.
d. W. Binford preached at the Tunnel
Sunday.
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DICKSON NOTES.

Monday was a big day in politics In
Dickson. Hon. J. c. Napier and Hon.
p. F. Hill, the two big political guns,
appeared on the scene. At night a
large and appreciative audience of the
citizens Of Dickson county were ad-
dressed by Hon. P. F. Hill and Hon.
J. C. Napier, who instructed them how
to cast their vote in the coming cleo
lions. Both men were at their best
and everybody who heard the talks
we're well pleased. Hon. P. F. Hill
was introduced by Mr.. T. F.. Miller
who entertained the audience in his
usual way, and DR.. Miles. in a few
vel chosen words introduced Law
yer ]. c. Napier, the registrar o.
The treasury Of the United States Of
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Out of T0Wn Notes.

America, who held the audience spell
bound for an hour on the currency of
he United States and the political
issues Of the day. Mr.. W. j. Jackson
was master of ceremonies and Mr.. G..
A. Knight was chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements. Messrs.
Napier and Hill left Tuesday morning
Tor Decaturville. At the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin Monday evening
at 6 o'clock, supper was served in
honor of Hon. j. c.. Napier and Hon.
p. F. Hill. Those seated at the table
were: Hon. J. c. Napier, p. f. Hill,
Or. Miles. Walter Holt, G. A.
Knight and Rev. f. j. Dean. Mrs.
William Bowman served DR.. n. Miles
to a delicious dinner Sunday. Those
who enjoyed Mrs. Bowman's dinner
were: DR.. Miles Rev. Dean, Mr..
Redden and Martin and Jimmie Dan
drill. The death angel has taken
from our midst Mrs. Jessie Everett,
one of the young married ladies of
our city, who died last Wednesday
night. October 9th, after a lingering
illness. Mrs. Everett was a Christian
young lady and beloved by all who
knew her. She leaves a husband
mother, father and a number of sis.
ters and brothers and a host OF
friends to mourn their loss. She was
inferred at lakewood Cemetery, Thurs
/ day evening. Funeral services were
held at st. James A. M. r. Church
Revs. Dean, Wright and Vinyard Of
fciating The Armstrong Brothers
Americas greatest colored magicians
showed here two nights last week
The Dickson County fair (white) last
week was a success in every particu
lar. Although the fair vas the frs
in the country, and was arranged by
the white people, colored citizens Of
the county were not barred from ex
hibiting their products Of live stock
and poultry. The fair lasted two
days and was largely attended BY
both colored and white. Mi : Johnnit
Ross was here visiting parents las
week. Miss Virgie Mason, who has
been i'll for the last two months, i
able to be up and out again. TIL,
wars work Of Rev. Ross is at a close
Mrs. Catherine Marsh was presented
with a handsome bowl and pltche.
for raising the most money in hi
closing rally Rev. r. E. Ross, VIII,
left for his conference last week, wa
returned to his work in Dickson. w
are glad to have MIN back again
Mrs. Della Oakley, who has been j
for the last two montha. is able II
be up again. Little Rubbie Lott sus
tanned a severe burn Thursday eve
ming, is some better at this writing
Miss Addie Critic is at home agail
for this week. Mrs. Bette Morga'
nee White is on the sick list. Rev,
H. Thompson passed through her
On route to his work in Clifton Tues
day. Mrs. Eva Cohen, of Charlotte
is i'll. DR.. Miles was called to tn
bedside of Mr.. Jim Dickson Thurs
day, who lives at HOrtense. He is BET
ter at this writing. Rev. W. Fl. {
Stokes. who is conducting a reviva
/, here at the First Baptist Church, ]
meeting with success. Mrs. Bah
Holmes is still on the sick list. Nj
and Mrs. Charley Dickson, of Hol
/ tense, were here Monday to atten
the speaking. Mr.. Ollie Brown, VIII
| was operated upon some weeks ag'
I will be able to come home Wednesda!
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The Cornersville school is prgress-
ing rapidly under the management OF
Prof. A. ]. Bishop, Of Belfast, and
Miss C. A. Pullen, Of Pulaski. This
school highly entertained the people
Of Cornersville on last Friday with
a musical and rhetorical concert at
st. Matthews Chapel, after which a
social affair was given at the school
building. During the entertainment
two prizes were awarded
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LAKE PROVIDENCE NorEs.

The Lake Providence Baptist
Church has a new pastor, Rev. P. Bed.
ford. He is quite a scholar and
the church should prosper under his
leadership. Misses Alma Kaufman,
Alberta Rains and little Mabel Hill
have r~eturnedisg .TaBr, WIS.
have matriculated in the State Nor.
nal. Lake Providence Public School
is well represented at the Normal.
Prof. J. E. Hill has great confidence
in the president of this school, Prof
Hale. Mrs. ]. Z. Hill is o on the
sick list. Miss Queen Ester Cason.
Of Murfreesboro, who has been visit
ing her cousin, Miss Nettie Cason
has returned home. Mrs. Fannie Al
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Ala. Mrs. Lucretia Holston is indis-
posed. Mr.. David Daniel is quite sick
at his hone on South Glade street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Kelly spent the
day at Goodwin last Sunday the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer Johnson. DIR.
B. F. Davis was called to Spring Hill
last Sunday Ito see a very sick patient.
He left the patient resting well.
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%cLARKsvlLLE NOTES

Hon. J. c. Napier, Registrar Of
the United States Treasury, was In
the city last Friday and Saturday.
looking after the interests Of the O..
Q. p. While here he was the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. S. Jefferson, 619
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Respectfully yours submitted,
M. A. DOBBS, Chairman.
JOHN JETER,
n LOVE. Secretary.
NOTES.

The pulpits at the NJ. e. and A. M.
E. churches were filled by their pas
tors, Rev. A. T. Cooper and Rev.
Thompson at II a. m. and 7 p. M,
with good results,
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Miss Hattie Jones, of Fulton, Ky,
is visiting Miss Pearl Lett. 1t has
been quite a while since the notable
"stork' has been around to visit our
people in Greenfield, but he did come
Tuesday night one week ago and
brought to Mr.. Elder and Mrs. Birdie
Watt a very fine son. Mr.. Watt is
certainly carrying a broad smile for
he weighs 12 IL pounds. Emanuel
Lodge No. GA A. F. & A. M. met last
Saturday night, and among the i'm
portant transactions was the adop-
ton of the following resolution:
whereas, God in his wise provi-
dence has seen fit to take from us
one of our beloved brethren in the
person of Rev. C. M Richie, and
Whereas, We as a craft do enter
deeply into the sympathy of his re.
naming family and friends, be it
Resolved, That we bow our heads
in humble submission to God while
some one offers prayer; be it further
Resolved, That we spread a cop!
Of this resolution on our minutes al
a memorial.
Respectfully yours submitted,
NJ. A. DOBBS, Chairman.
JOHN JETER,
H. LOVE, Secretary.
Mrs. Pearl Williams, who has BEEF
i'll for several weeks, is now u
again. Mrs. Alice Turner, of TIP
tonville, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Ellen Barham. Mr.. Donnie Malone
Of Dresden, was a social visitor t
our town Sunday. He is alway
welcomed and causes some one t
smile. Everybody is wanting tn
Globe. See Prof. M. "A. Dobbs TO
either single copies or subscription
They are here every Saturday full {
news Of interest.