The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-24
TuLLAHoMA NOTES.

Last Sunday was a bright and sun
shiny day ana each church was large
" attended. Rev. ]. S. Swift preach
ed a soul-stirring sermon to a large
crowd at II o'clock. Rev. N B. Nor
ton is making great preparations for
his great two hundred dollar rally.
He has ten clubs and each club is ex-
pectlng to bring up $50. This infor-
nation was given BY Rev. N. P.
Grigg, of Fayetteville, during his last
visit, and each captain seems to have
taken on new courage and starts out
with the full intention of raising $40.
So, hurrah! Go ahead! Rev. Sam
Bailey, the great Primitive Baptist
evangelist, filled the pulpit last Sun
day and spoke to a large crowd each
service. Rev. Bailey has many friends
at this place, and they are very glad
to have him come around. Mr.. Ed.
Bright, of Winchester, was on our
streets last Sunday The Odd Eel
lows sermon was postponed last Sun
day until the second Sunday in June.
On last Friday night a surprise
birthday party was given Miss Eva
linda Martin. This party was ar
ranged by Miss Matte c. Martin and
Mrs. Callie Brooks and Rev. ]. S.
| Swift and while Miss Martin was
out calling everything was arranged,
] and on her return home she found
the light dimly burning in the parlor
By request of Rev. Swift, who was
aware of the surprise that had been
arranged, Miss Martin goes into the
dining-room, where she finds the light
turned out. On making light she
found ten couples dressed in white,
standing near two tables laden with
some of the best eatables the market
affords, and at the head of the table
stood Rev. N. B, Morton and wife; at
the foot Mr.. George Davidson and
Miss Lottie Polk, and at the head Of
the other table stood Rev. VIM. Jen-
kins and Miss Willie Johnson, and at
the foot Mr.. Robert Barrett and Miss
Mamie Hunt. After Rev Morton had
turned thanks Rev. Swift gave the
word, Lets all eat together" which
they did Miss Martin was the re-
cepient of quite a number of presents,
land after lunch an enjoyable evening
was spent until a late hour. Miss
Martin stood at the parlor door and
babe each couple good night as they
would pass ont. She greeted them
with that pleasant smile which she
always carries. The Young Mems
Glover Leaf Club, under the instruc-
ton of Mr.. Harvey King and Mr.
Elliott Glupton, of GAINESVILLE, is pre-
pairing for social at the residence
of Mrs. Minnie Anderson. There
will be two young ladies from smell
byville, three from Nashville and two
from GAINESVILLE. The young men
will make this social quite swell af-
fair. DR.. w. M. Hebb was in Nash
VILE last week on business. DR.. Hebb
was greatly admired by the young
ladies. The captains and each indi-
vidual seems to be taking great in
Z terest in the rally of the Mt. Zion
Sunday-School. Mrs. Minnie Col
ston and Mamie King Cannon were
star visitors in Sunday-schoo' last
Sunday morning. The people are
anxiously waiting for Prof. W. G.
Hynes' famous exhibition of the fate
of the great steamship "Titanic.'
So come soon, Professor. Mrs. Bette
Hume is still improving. The Tulla
bona Base Ball club under the leader
ship of Mr.. Stand Jenkins, is prepar
ed to play any club nearby. So boys
give us a trial. Read the Globe and
\ pay up. The collector will see you
e June 1. A big picnic Saturday, June
1. For information see Revs. VIM
Jenkins, A. B. Morton Lena Smart