The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-02
ruLLAHoMA NOTES.


TULLAHoMA NOTES.
Mrs. Sallie Womack, Of Orlando,
Fla, and little daughter, Ophelia, are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Hunt, on Washington street. Rev. N.
B. Morton and Rev. ]. S. Swift were
at Haley last Saturday, working in
the interest of the great church pic
mic and barbecue. Mrs. Henrietta Gil
don. of Nashville, was called to Tul
lahoma to the burial of little Goldie
Hunt. Mrs. Ida Farris was elected
last Sunday for the Sunday-school del
egate to South Pittsburg in August
Mrs. Vena Huddleson was the guest
Of Mrs. Minnie Anderson last Sun
day. Mrs. ]. H. Holman attended the
funeral of little Goldie Hunt. The
rally at the M. E. Church last Sunday,
the men against the women, was quite
a success. Rev. Gurthey the pastor,
is very successful along the financial
line. The visits of Rev. James Rid
ley, of Murfreesboro, are fast COM
ing to close. We learn that the in
vitations are out announcing his ap-
preaching wedding. Little Miss Goldie
Hunt, the only daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Hunt and Mrs. Bette e. Hunt, accom-
panied them to church last Sunday
night, July q, and after returning
home, was taken quite sick, but on
Monday she was thought to be get
ting better and seemed to be very
playful and gay, but on Thursday
night she grew worse, and Friday
morning at 8 o'clock the Death An
gel visited the bedside of little Goldie
and summoned her from labor to re
ward. She took the bright wings OF
the morning and flew beyond the
ether. beyond the paradisical regions,
there she Joined the heavenly host
that makes up that everlasting choir
that shall sing forever and never
cease. Little Goldie was beloved by
all who knew her and was a loyal
member of he Mount Zion Sunday
School, and also tried to learn her
lesson. She is missed by all who
knew her, as we'll as relatives, and as
the Lord Jesus said, Suffer little
children to come unto me, and for
bid them not: for of such is the king
dom of heaven" Little Goldie's flu
neral was attended by Rev. j. S
Swift and she was buried by the
Gems of the l. o. l. Lodge 1870 in the
Citizens Cemetery. Little Goldie can
not come to us, but we can go to her
Read the Globe and keep up with the
news of the state. Mr.. ]. H. Ryles,
of Shelbyville, spent last Sunday with
Mrs. Bedney Ryles. Mr.. jeff Ryles
is a great fancy among the young la
dies. Mrs. Henrietta Gilden, Bette
Hunt and Sallie Womack were enter
tanned by Mrs. Birdie Jenkins and
jamie Mai on last Monday with big
dinner. Mrs. Alice Davidson was in
Shelbyville last Tuesday visiting rel
atives and friends. Read the Globe
and keep busy. VIM. Smith has ac-
cepted a lucrative position with j. H.
Holman. The Globe is the paper for
the Negro women and men. There
will be combined literary and must
cal program rendered at Shorters
Chapel A. NJ. E. Church Thursday
evening, the Sth inst, and on Sunday,
the 18th, there will be grand edu-
cational mass-meeting at the Mt Zion
Baptist Church at 3 p. m. These et-
forts are to raise money for some
much-needed equipment for the col
ored school here. 1t is expected that the
Board of Education will supplement
whatever is raised. Prof. R. o. Laws
has just returned from Chattanooga,
where he has been attending the Ma
tional Association of Teachers in Col
great and inspiring time. Mrs.
Musey Vassar, of Nashville, who has
been visiting Rev. and Mrs. N. B. Nor
ton. and Mrs. Erma Morton were en-
tertained at dinner by Mrs. Ida M.
Laws Tuesday the 23rd, ult. After
dinner was served Mesdames Laws,
Vassar and Morton took delightful
drive over the town seeing the sights
and making gate calls. Mrs Vassar
left for McMinnville on the oath.