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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-02-07
SOUTH PlTTsBURe NOTES.

The grounding certainly saw his
shadow, though Sunday was 4 gloomy
day here with the exception of a
space of time between 8 and 10 a. m.
when the king Of day unmantled HIM
self. st. Valentines day is looked for
ward to with great JOY. Some parties
are being planned. The DR.. Fl. M. S.
Byron Union Literary Club is making
good her designated purpose. The pro-
gram at Mt. Bethlehem Baptist Church
was exceptionally good. At Little
Bethel A. M. E. Church this week the
new quartette will render a selection
The names Of the persons who com
pose the quartette are: Messrs. Hill,
Morris, Astrapp and Greer. The A
M. f. Zion church will be the scene
Of the literary club next week. Mr..
Sam Greer, of Jasper, was the guest
Of his brother, Prof. F. c. Greer, last
Sunday. Mrs. j. M. Hawkins and
Miss ]. A. Lightfoot spent a day last
week with friends at Bridgeport, Ala,
Mrs. Tommie Gill, o. Chattanooga, and
Miss Margaret Sharp, of Bridgeport
Ala. were here as guests Of Mrs. j,
J. McElroy recently. Mrs. Ben Jones
has returned from an extended trip t
visit relatives at Cedartown anC
Rome, Ga. Mr.. Louis ericsson was
the guest of his wife recently, but ha:
returned to Oakdale, Tenn. Rev. an,
Mrs. Duncan, Of Jasper, were here
some days ago, the guests of Mrs
Ella Hyatt, out on the pike. The REV
preached at the M. e. church. Tn
sacred concert given at the M. +
church by Mrs. ]. D. Martin and 9th
4 ers at 3 p. m. last Sunday was a sue
d cess, though several of the perform
ers were absent. Master Julian MAJ
tin recited the highest number OF b
/ BILE verses Of his class. Mrs. Ev
Z Mack is mingling among friends her
again. Mrs. Mack has temporarily II
i, sided at Dayton for the past year, a
her husband is pastor Of the Q. I
church at that point. Rev. Mr.. Mitcf
4 ell, Of the M. e. church, preached a
the A. NJ. E. Zion church last Sunda
to a c~reditable congregation. MT
, Idella Clark was called to Chattanoog
to the bedside Of her sick sister, MT
: Alice Miller. A communion servlc
at Mt. Bethlehem Baptist Church lai
( Sunday was impressively execute'
Mr.. John Abien, who came home fro
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The meeting at the A. NJ. E. Church
has been quite a success; about 80
or more souls have been converted.
DR.. G.. w. Porter, of Nashville was
here last week and preached in the
meeting. He preached some very
able sermons. Rev. B. F. Anderson
has been sick for a few days, but is
able to be out again. Mrs. Anna
Ross is on the sick list. Mrs. Lucy
Sanders also Mrs. Bette Hendricks
Is doing nicely. Mrs. HELEN Thomas
went to Glasco, KY, 22nd ult. to at
tend the burial Of Mrs. Buchanan,
who died at this place. Miss Aman-
da McClain and Mr.. Pitt Sellars Of
Nashville were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Oa6 last Sunday. Miss
Georgia Jetton Of Nashville, who has
been here with her sister, Mrs. Fran
ses McColley has returned home. Lit
tie Jessie Mai Harris, who has been
quite sick is very much improved.
Miss Minnie B. Woodson and Mr..
Cormado Joyce were married the
goth ult. Mr.. Willie McGll is still
on the sick list. Mrs. BrskiH Lyle
of Nashville and MISS Ethel Daniel
and Mrs. Isaac Patterson of Shelby
vile, Tenn. were here a few days
ago, the guests of Mrs. Luke Murfree.
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CLIFTON NOTES.

Owing to the inclemency Of the
weather, the church goers were few
on Sunday, however, Rev. A. T. Coop
er went to the Bend. Mr.. N. G.
Jackson visited Mrs. CLANCY Morris,
his sister, who is quite i'll at her
home. Mrs. Norces POINTER, who
stays with Mrs. Bette Spears, her
daughter is so years old and blind,
but is just as lively rs a girl. Mrs.
Eeuiah Lancaster has recovered from
her illness. Mrs. Ida Jones has
very nearly completed her house.
Mr.. N. C. Jackson and Rev. A. T.
Cooper, workmen. Mrs. Birdie Nc
Afee and Miss Mary Fell Mayberry
we're shopping in town Monday. The
New Paducah Steamer Alabama on
her first trip landed here Monday
morning on her way up the river in
the Steamer Kentucky's place and
will be known as the Monday Beat. It
is beautifully constructed and elegant
~ made with all the modern fixtures
to it. Rev. Dowell returned Monday
night to the NJ. e. Church here Of
which he is the pastor.
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Miss Velma Allen is spending a
few days IN Hatchee with Miss Net
tie Nicely. Mrs. Daisy Walter and
Mrs. Rossie Mitchell spent Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Nancy Bow
ers. The young people reports a
nice time at the party at Prof. j. G.
Aliens Tuesday night. Miss Bette
Jane Harris had as her guests Miss
Bessie Matley, Grizella Allen and
Birtha Mitchell Sunday afternoon on
her birthday. Mr., Caly Crowder Is
here visiting his relatives. Mr.. Sun
nv spent Saturday in Memphis with
some of his relatives. Mr.. Tom
Nicely has gone to the country for a
while. Mrs. Ida Harris is on the
sick list this week. Miss Cora Lee
Anderson spent Sunday afternoon
with Misses Fannie and Naomi bod.
O 4. Mr.. Johnnie and GranveI
Norment and Mr.. James Sailing spent
Sunday afternoon at the home OF the
Misses Dodson. Rev. Johnson o
Jackson lectured at the schoolhous'
Monday night. Little Miss Emma
Gee and Lorine Harris spent Sun
day with Miss Agastlia Allen.
Allen.
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GAINESVILLE 7

The great union revival closed last
Sunday with a great meeting at st.
Peter A. M. E. Church, at which
time DR.. Buckner preached one of
the strangest sermons Of the three
weeks series. During last week the
services were held at Wesley Chapel
and the large auditorium was made
uuate to accommodate the crowd
which nightly tried to gain entrance.
The oldest inhabitants say that such
a religious awakening was never be-
fore witnessed in GAINESVILLE. In just
three weeks one hundred and sixty
five, or more persons were drawn
from the paths of sin to the path OF
righteousness and all the churches
are taking on new life. The con-
verts are scattering among all the
churches; twenty Joined st. Peters
last Sunday. Next Sunday at st.
Peters A. M. E. Church the birthday
Of Richard Allen. founder Of African
Methodism, will be celebrated. In the
morning the pastor, Rev. DR.. D. A.
Graham, will preach on "The Spirit
and Aim of Richard Allen" At 8
o'clock a young peoples mass-meet-
ing will be held. At 1880 p. m. an
interesting program will be rendered
under the auspices of the Allen G. E
League, J. s.. Smith, president. Per
sons participating on the program
are DR.. c. A. Kelly, Mrs. d. A. Ora
ham, Prof. H. R. Merry, DR.. Buckner
Mrs. Matte Kelly, Miss Birdie Man
son, Prof. A. M. Lyle and Miss Mary
Porter. Everybody and his cousins
are invited. On the 18th inst, Prof
Charles Stewart, the most humorous
lecturer of the race, will be at st
Peter. II you want a good evening
Of enjoyment, be sure to be there
The funeral Of Miss Bette Goodall
the seventeen year old daughter o
Mr.. Henry Goodall, took place from
Wesley Chapel last Monday after
noon. Miss Goodall had. been Ill TO
some time, but had been able to b
around the house until a few hour
before her demise. She was a yer,
!, sweet girl and her funeral wa
largely attended. Rev. T. H. Cope
|, land preached an able sermon. MI
Wade Merriwether and Mrs. OIL
3 Merriwether, Of darlington, KY, ar
t at the Home Infirmary for treatmen
/. and operation, respectively. All ps
D tients are doing well. The Infirmar
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UNA NOTES,

Mr.. Hatton S. Foster, who was
accidently shot during the holidays
died January Goth and was buried at
Richardson Cemetery. The funeral
was preached by Rev. T. ]. Eatherly.
Benevolent Order No. "a, having
charge of the remains. Rev. J.. H.
Harding, pastor of the Baptist Church
preached one of the sermons Of his
life last Sunday. Rev. T. j. Father
ly was the guest Of Mrs. Jennie Burn
EFT last Sunday. The 18th Anniver-
sary of the A. c. E. League will De
celebrated at Solomon Chapel next
Sunday. There will be an enter
tainment next Saturday night. Rev.
]. A. Miller preached for Rev. 7. ].
Eatherly last Sunday evening. Mr..
Robert Foster, ST., after an illness
Of nearly four months is able to be
about his duties. Mrs. Annette Clark
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mesdames Jennie Burnett and Belle
Cannon. Mrs. Susan McKelvy is on
the sick list. Mr.. James Christia
has moved to the Old Hardy farm on
the Smith Springs Road. Mr., Cal
vim Fnney is %indisposed at this writ
ing.
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Out of T0Wn Notes.

at the first table were: Mr.. Frank
Washington, Of Mu6reesboro; Miss
Mary l.. Avent and Mr.. Albert Smith,
Miss Lizzie Washington. Mr.. G. W.
White. MISS Malishia Washington and
Mr.. Felix Haynes. Mr.. John Bedford.
Those seated at the second table were
Little Misses Laura Mai and Georgia
Lue Washington, Of Murfreesboro;
Misses Robertrue and Hattie X. Ruck-
er. Master Joseph Clark and Burton
Washington, Mrs. Laura n. Clark and
Bertha Washington. Miss Alice and
little Anderson Washington, After
the four course menu was served,
they were invited into the receiving
room where sacred music was rem
dered throughout the evening. Miss
Ella Mason was the guest of Miss
Carrie Clark Saturday. Master Hill
cry White died Friday, January 81,
1918, age IA years. Mrs. Laura Wade
was the weekend guest of Mrs. Irene
Haynes recently. Misses Mary and
Rowena Avent and Miss Lizzie Wash
ington spent Sunday with Misses An
ME and Frances Haynes. Mrs. Liz
zie Rucker made the evening pleas
ant for Mrs. John Sumler's Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Moore of New York is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Heart
we'll. Mrs. Isabella Crutcher is still
on the sick list. Mr.. Will White
went to Nashville on business Thurs
day. Miss Nora Webb spent Sunday
with Miss Lizzie Grouse. Miss Laura
Washington spent Monday with Mrs.
NJ. A. Haynes.
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BELL c NOTES.

Misses Mollie Carney has returned
from Nashville. Mr.. David Sutton,
Jr.. is in Columbia, Tenn, this week
on business. Miss Hattie Davidson
was here visiting Mrs. Sarah Howard.
There was an entertainment at the
A. NJ. 2. Church Saturday night. Serv-
ices we're well attended at both
churches Sunday. Young ladies Of
the A. NJ. e. Church are preparing
for a grand concert in the near future.
The Baptist Church is undergoing re-
pairs. The Willing Workers Board,
and the Women's Auxiliary Board
met last Monday evening. Miss
Mary Schott entertained in honor of
Rev. NcCutcheon Monday evening.
Mr.. Abe Frazier OF Shelbyville was
visiting his mother this week. Rev.
McCutcheon is in town making his
PASTORAL calls this week. The second
Sunday is Communion Day at the
Baptist Church. The Busy Bee Club
Of the A. NJ. E. Church met Monday
evening at 2 o'clock at Miss TIME
Martins. After the business session
was over Rev. VIM. P. Bell made
some interesting remarks, %denouncing
sinful habits. He Is a strong gospel
preacher and an earnest worker.
First Stewardess Eoard of the A. M.
E. Church met at 3 o'clock at the
Parsonage. They were royalty enter
tanned by Mrs. VIM. P. Bell. The
Willing Workers met at Mrs. Bell
Meals; all Of the members present.
Mrs. Nora Adams the president lee
tured the workers; she declared that
each member should be truthful, sin
tere and earnest in their d%evotions.
Those who remain on the sick list are
Miss Sophia Cooper, Mrs. Bette Kizer,
MT. John Durley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meals entertained with a handsomely
arranged dinner Sunday, Rev. VIM.
P. Bell and wife. A most elaborate
dinner of four courses vas artistically
served.
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EpENWoLp r

Rev. Gilmore held his services at
Dry Creek Chapel last Sunday. AL
though It was "ground hog day and
the weather was bad, the service was
much enjoyed. There will be a grand
entertainment at Dry Creek the 14th
and a grand celebration the 22nd.
Mr.. George Cunningham Is on the
sick list this week. Mrs. Oldham was
the guest Of Mrs. Maggie Gee last
Thursday. Mr.. Alex Patton, Of Nash
Vile. was the guest Of her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
man, last Sunday. Also the guests OF
his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benly have moved to
the Palmer Farm with the rest OF
the family, where they will live this
rear. Mrs. Oldham entertained at
dinner last Friday Rev. Gilmore and
Mr.. Holder. Some Of the friends Of
Mrs. Oldham met at her home and
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MASON NOTES.

Rev. H. P. Gordon, pastor Of Alex
ander Chapel M. f. Church, preached
a great sermon last Sunday at II a.
m. from the following text: "The
harvest is past, the summer is ended,
and we are not saved" The wives
Of Rev. Douglas, pastor Of st. Mark
G. M. E. Church, and Rev. Hubert,
pastor Of Cedar Grove Baptist
Church, w%orshipped at the M. E.
church on last Sunday. Rev. P. Fl.
Rufin is spending most of his time
at present in the Bluff City in in
terest Of his church. Miss Ester Lee
Fields, teacher Of Brighton District
School, was in the city last Saturday
and Sunday visiting her parents.
The missionary program conducted
last Sunday by the president, M. w.
Rufin, in the NJ. E. Church Sunday
School was grand. The program was
composed of speeches, recitations and
solos. Collection for the great cause
Missions" followed the expiration OF
the program. Have you read the
Globe? Why, read it and you1l
never do without It.
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pIKEvILLE NOTES.

The weather in Pikeville is very
rainy, following the cold spell Of the
LIST and End. Services at the A. NJ.
E. Zion church on the Sabbath we're
very lightly attended. Mrs. Sallie
Bridgman Is sill improving. Hell
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Sales, has
planned to take her departure for
Lake Forest. ILL.,, on the 9TH. Her
mother and many friends regret very
much to give her up since size has
has PROVEN to be such an excellent
nurse in the sick room ard has made
things 30 pleasant in a general way
for the friends. Mr.. Vim Robertson,
one among the best fvers and
most respected citizens Of this com
munity, is planning a trip to Dayton
and other parts to see If he might but
find him a helpmeet. Mr.. Robertson
has a five-room house well furnished
on a small farm we'll watered, and
every provision made for the comfort
and satisfaction of a good woman.
Mr.. c. F. Springs, in his usual way
of thinking, believes in the progress
Of the race, to the end that every
young man should w his money
and purchase a home either in town
or in the country, which Is the most
potent factor to give Gs a rating
among other races. Mr., Ed Cook, q
man Of brains, believes that the des
tiny of the race for franchise and
power, lies in a careful preparation OF
the head, hands and heart, being
backed up by a we~ll-arranged home,
either in town or on a farm. Mrs.
Mary Bridgeman has been on, the sick
list with IagTippe, but Is some better
at this writing. Mrs. Retha Bennett
has been on the list for several days
but is able to be out again and att her
post of duty. Miss Rosy Hixson has
been somewhat %indisposed by over
working herself in moving, but re-
ports her condition Of health much
improved in the last two or three days.
Misa Hixson is among the older la
dies of this town, but deserves special
mention, for she is a woman Of high
ideals and noble traits of character
and a Christian woman in every sense
of the term. Too much cannot be
said i'm her praise. Mr.. VIM. Roddy,
a mar of great farming qualities, is
cleaning gardens and various lots
around town preparatory to blowing
and planting as soon as the rain and
snow will cease. He owns his wagon
and team, and is looking forward to
buying a home in town. We wish
him much success.
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HoRTENsE NOTES.

Mr.. George Darden has returned
home from Nashville after spending
the Summer and Autumn there. Miss
Mary V. Dickerson returned home,
the 2Sth after spending a month at
.Turnersville, Tenn, with her rela-
tives there. She was accompanied
home by Mrs. Bell Dunn, who came
to spend a few weeks with her broth
err, Mr.. Richard Williams. We are
sorry to say but the death angel has
visited Hortense ono more and
claimed Mrs. Rosalee Jackson. She
died January the 10Th, leaving a host
Of relatives and friends to mourn her
loss. Her funeral vas preached by
Rev. II. Davie. Mr.. Willie Mallory
and Miss Birdie Bradley were Joined
together in wedlock January the Goth.
The wedding took place at Cumber
land Furnace, Tenn. The home OF
the bride. Mr.. Mallory was accom-.
panied with a host of friends and rela
tives from Hortense. Among theme
we're Misses Corine Washington, Vir
gle Dickerson and Mrs. Mary Wash
ington, Mr.. c. H. Mallory, Mr.. Jesse
Mallory, Mr.. G. B. Suggs and Mr.. ]
H. Dickerson and Rev, c. H. Jones
.lof Hortense oficiated. A nice recep
ton was given at the home Of Mr.
! Mallory's on the night Of the 9Oth
9Mr. George Fort Of GAINESVILLE is her
visiting relatives. Miss Loreni
Dickson Of Cumberland Furnace I
here visiting Miss Corine Washing
,Jton. Services were very good Sun
,iday. Mrs. Bell Dunn, Misses CORN
= Washington, Lorena Dickson, Mr.. :
wv. Maneace, Mr.. Haywood Mallory
: Mr.. Jesse Mallory and also Mr.. an
: Mrs. Willie Mallory, bride an
= groom) we're the guests Of Mrs. Low
| Dickerson and daughter, Virgie Sur
( iday. Mr.. Gorge F. Teasley was tn
4 guest Of Miss Annie Jones Sunda,
4 Mrs. Della Dickersou is on the sic
4 list.
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%GREENFIEIp NOTES.

Our town is moving on nicely. The
factories are running and other pub
lie work is picking up. Miss b. b
Taylor, our teacher, went to Jackson
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lillian Hfggs
Beaver returned from Sharon Friday
afternoon with her son; Curtis Mrs.
Leslie McCOrry, who, has been in
Luke county for several weeks visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Paralee Hurt,
and daughter, Mrs. Minnie MoSely,
e@mo homo last week. Mr.. Roman
Rodgers, while out tagging one day
last week happened to- a very painful
accident. AS he caught the train,
being near a cattle guard he was
knocked off by the same breaking his
right leg in two places-just above
the knee and near the thigh. He
was Immediately sent to Jackson
where he will receive special atten-
tfon at the r. R. hospital. His many
friends regret this accident and are
in much sympathy with him. The
following are reported sick this
week: Mrs. Mamie Sneed, Mrs. Sarah
Simmons and Mr.. James Williams,
Jr. Mr., Sellus White, who had a Sc
vtre stroke of paralysis several weeks
ago, is able to be up. His many
friends are prohd Of his improve
ment. Rev. C. H. Ivie came in Sat
urday night and filed his appoint
ment at st. Luke BAPTIST Church
Sunday. He reports that Mrs. Ivie,
who has beenl real sick, improving.
Rev. Ivie is always welcomed in our
midst. Rev. G.. A. Craig, pastor OF
the G. M. E. Church, filed his ap-
pointment Sunday morning and night.
Text Sunday morning was John S:12.
Subject: Gods love to mankind"
The subject was handled III a very
practical way, making soma very
striking illustrations and compare
sons. The services on the whole
were very impressive.
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has had quite a few visitors this
week. Among them are Mr.. Willard
Merriwether, Rev. Owen C~orrington,
of Darlington, KY, whose wives have
had operations at the Infrmary. Mrs.
John Pollard, Of Greenwood, Miss.
Misses Lula Bell and Sammie Hawkins
Of Pittsburg, Pa; Mr.. Rodman
Miss Lizzie Ramey, principal
public school, and the little
Misses Greenlsws, whose mother has
sufficiently recovered from the opera
tion to return home. Messrs. Pig,
Bob and Ross Quarles, Of Howell,
KY; Mr.. Stacker, Of blackberry.
Tenn.
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Guild very sick, is c~onvalescent. Lit
tie Ledalia Bivens, who is suffering
with tuberculosis, is no better at this
writing. The death Of Mrs. Elvira
Johnson last week was a shock to the
community. Mrs. Johnson was sup
posed to have been out Of danger from
a previous illness, and had been able
to be about the house and work. She
was a thorough Christian lady, wor-
shipped with the Mt. Bethlehem Baptist
congregation and was also a dutiful
member of S. M. T. Temple of this
place. Mrs. Johnson was IN elderly
lady, but possessed such traits of
character that she was greatly ad-
mired by the children generally. None
knew her but to love her. Her re-
mains were taken to Birmingham,
Ala, for interment. Beautiful was
her life, beautiful too were her robe
and casket. The remains were accom-
panied to Birmingham by husband and
grandson of the deceased. The Wor-
thy Princess and Worthy Secretary of
/ assadena Temple No. A at this place
arranged over wire for n of the w.
P.'s in Birmingham S.. M. T. Temples
to take charge of ritualistlc services,
ETC., Of this deceased sister. The Wor-
thy Princess and Worthy Secretary &C
companied the family last Thursday,
the Both, to Bridgeport, Ala, and re-
turned that night. Truly,
Death has been here and borne away
A sister from our side;
Just in the noontime of her day,
oder than we, she died.
I'VE cannot tell who next may fall
Beneath the Christening rod;
One must be first, but let us all
Prepare to meet u Cod
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BARTLETT T

Dear Editor&The I. P. B. No. 2
Society has triumphed for over SO
years and today we can say we feel
like going on with the leadership Of
Rev. T. G. Walton, president, who is
serving his fourth term. We have a
large membership Of $50 members;
meeting days are on the first Satur-
day in each month at 2 O'Clock. The
officers are: Rev. T. G. Walton, presi-
dent. The Executive Committee meets
at s o'clock. NJ. L. Edward, chair
man; A. G.. King, secretary. Male
Stewards at s p. m. M. II. Meals
chief; Female Stewards at g.; Sallie
Galloway, chief marshal; W. w. vii
liams, chaplain; Rev. A. Reddett
Come over in Macedonia and see US
at Bartlett, Tenn.
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Sunday Was a gloomy day here,
There was a large attendance at St.
James A. NJ. E. Chunch, Rev. w. L.
Ledford preached a splendid sermon.
Miss Cora and Elnora Blhlis left Mon
day for the State Normal, Nashville.
Lawyer Rhines and Miss Tom Ella
Robinson were pleasant visitors Of
Mrs. Lula Hill Sunday. DR.. Miles
was in Nashville this week attending
the Meharry Clinics and having some
spring clothes made by the Crutcher
Tailoring Co., while in the city he
was the guest of Lawyer Rhlnes.
Those who are on the sick list are
Johnnie Dreslazer, Miss Beulah Suggs,
Mrs. Mollie McGill, Mrs. Bessie Pack,
Susie Grimes. DR.. S. M. Utley was
here this week conducting his quar-
terly conference. He look the pic
ture of health and reports success
all over his district. The Wayman
Public School here closed last Fri
day. Parents should send their
children to some school either pay
or free. Mrs. r. F.. Ross teaches a
private school at her home in west
Dickson. Mrs. Brittle Jones is
able to be up and out again. Miss
Hettie O'Neal is some better. Mrs.
Della Hall is improving. It is re-
ported that Mrs. Rebacca Perkins,
who has been very i'll at Martin, Tenn.
is better. Mrs. Della ilckerson of
Hortense is i'll. Wardell Porter is
a hustler; he sold ten Globes last
Saturday in Dickson. If you want to
buy the Globe on Saturday, e War
dell Porter.
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CEMETERY NOTES.

Mr.. Felix Haynes was the guest OF
Rev. and Mrs. N. c. Crutcher recent
". Mrs. Addie Anderson and Miss
Iennie v. white both are on the sick
list under the care Of DR.. j. P. Hick-
man Of Murfreesboro. Miss Laura
and Lizzie Washington gave a de-
UghtfuI dinner in the honor OF a few
friends on the last Sunday, January
9etb at 1880 D. m. The dining room
was beautifully decorated in box
Arapery. The table was dressed IN
white linen with beautiful china and
silver and cut glass. Those seated