The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-01-05
SOUTH PITrsRuRe NorEs.

SOUTH PITTsepRe NOTES.
During the Christmas holidays
the secret orders as well as the
churches remembered the pool OF
our city. The Pythians made gift
OF So to Aunt Dinah" and "UGcle
Davy" Lindsey, as they are faml-
liarly called. The Odd Fellows IL
vided SO with four or five deserving
persons. Several baskets were sent
to families as well as boxes to or
phan children by the S. nj. rs. Miss
Winnie Smith has returned to Orme
to resume her school work after
spending the holidays pleasantly
with home folks. Miss Lula VIII
liam sGf Chattanooga, a teacher in
W. Main street school, was the guest
of Miss Bertha Clark during the
holidays. Miss Edna Brazleton, OF
Winchester but recently Of Memphis,
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs A.
II. Eldridge, Christmas Mr.. Albert
Wagner is still sick. Mrs. Beulah
Bishops, Of near Birmingham, Ala,
visited friends here Christmas. Mr.
VIM. Blount Walker, of Memphis,
was the honored guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Robinson during the holt
days. DR.. w. ]. Astrapp spent a day
in Chattanooga this week. Mrs.
Rush, Williams, of Decherd, spent
Christmas with home folks. The lit
tie son and daughter OF Mr.. Will
Martin, OF near McMinnville, Wis
tied their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Martin. The children Of
MT and Mrs. Albert Pankey and the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry
Maubly are victims Of the whooping
cough. Rev Mr.. MADDEN preached
at Victoria last Sunday. A certain
merchant gave surprise. party at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Staples a few nights ago. The party
was o. K and beautifully appointed
but the surprise did not hold good
she didn't come. Messrs. Charles,
Jr., and Victor Lightfiot students or
Walden University, returned to
Nashville last Sunday, after spend
ing a most enjoyable time here. Rey.
A. S. Monroe held a successful quar-.
terly meeting here on the fourth
Sunday. Rev. Hadden accepted an
invitation to preach at the A. M. q.
Zion Church in the afternoon that
Supnday More than Sc was taken
as collection. 1t still rains. Prof.
Thos. Williams returned to Jefferson
City, Tenn, where he holds the
presidency of Nelson Merry Col
lege. Mr. Henry Talley, the nephew
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Robinson,
visited them this Christmas. Mrs
Ellen Smith is suffering with her
eyes. Miss Bessie Lane is home
from Georgia, where she has been
teaching young ideas or how to
shoot. She is here for fortnight
Mr. Luther Springs, of Victoria, is
circling among friends here this
week. Mrs. Birdie Barnes left here
some days ago to accompany Mrs
Alice Bennett, who has been strick
en- with paralysis, to her people neal
McMinnville. Mesdames J. j. Cum
mings and VIM. Jackson are visiting
relatives at McMinnville Miss An
ME Staples, the II year old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Staples
will leave Saturday with Mrs. Thos
Williams to enter Nelson Merry Col
lege. Mrs. G.. T. Hadden and Mrs
j. M. Hawkins were seen out call
ing New Years day. They repor
having returned unutterbly full o
nice things to eat. Mrs. J. D. Mar
tin held open doors New Years da,
for select number. Mrs. Dessi
Wagner subscribed three months t
the Globe. Prof. P. Patton an
family have returned from an ez
tended visit in Alabama. They re
port great time generally. Mis-
Maybe and Mrs Lorenzo High
have returned from Chattanooga
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Hawkins Wis
tied friends at Richard City thi
week. Mrs. c. H. Lightfoot visite
> the bedside of her newphew, Pro
: A. F. Shackley, who is sufferin
: with appendicitis at his home a
, Jasper. The Emancipation program
-. was "a very interesting affair MOI
: day night this week. Several of tn
} white friends were present, two {
whom addressed the large audienc,
? Space will not permit us to commer
5 as it was one of the best program
5 ever rendered here. Lest the pul
e lie forget-remember our colore
. store. Mr.. Buchanan wants the pa
( rOnage of all the people Call o
4 him