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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27
Norobentibe zbiisen.
8eamtenmaBI finoet am 9. Tebruar
I'M Gereinslufal itatt.

Die Rprobeutihe ShIBeus 0eislI
Idaft belt geitern Rahmittag in ibrer
8eretnsbdQs, Dope Brano Opera
5ouIe, an Der 5reemun Qoenue, ibre
rsgelmGBige 8eriammIung ab. in mel
der Der prdFOent 8. SEEMING ben Dor
fiB fiibrte, ndbrsno Setretdr 5reo.
mietf$ prototoQirte,
2lls neues WitglieD puroe 6err u.
6ermes Don go. 1866 GoIeratH &pe.
unter ben ibliaen ieuhtfrDbliden Sc
rempnisn in ben Veretn aufgenDmmen.
Der ginlaoung osS Rhetnldnper
llntsr'tiiBungs s8ereins gu oem am
DienItag, 4. Februar, in Der Central
5urnbale ItattfinDenpen groBsn g(ass
tenbdQ piro nan arditen 5olge gea
letifet tperoen.
Die Qngelsgeueit betreffs 4nfhaf
funq neuer 8ereinsub3eihsn puroe auf
Die nd6ite 8sriammIuna sbe.qelegt.
Dos aus ben 6erren 8. Shumdz
der, 3. Stabl unD 8. Sutton bette
henbe Nominations aommittee urter=
breitete Ieinsn Bertht mad rpelhem
FoIqenbe aanoiOuten fir Die am
Sonntao, 9. Sebruar. itattfinoenoe
gedmtsnpubl ouTgeItelIt noroen iInb:
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Reumeiiter.
gi3sprdiiosrt: Syn. RoIfs8 uno aIs
! pin Sieps.
qrototoG= =5etrstdr: :. g8istbe uuo
Iuq. gmto.
fFinan3sSefrstdr: 8. 5Ousrtamp
unb Geo. 7oroer.
5daBmeiitsr: 9. Msrsmauu unb 5.
2ubn.
7efts&ommittee: :. 6uningbofe,
cSoT. gepe, Wm. QtermQru uno s.
S6mib.
4ommanbant: Chris. GbrtitmonH
uno Tr1nt W}eper.
| @ereinsz 'Sahnsntdger: Sol. Reders,
uno Ben. ShDnfstot.
Ser. Stadten 7Fabneutrdger: 4ug.
getit uno Grn't Wfener.
@ernaltunqrotb: 8so. Niemeper, y.
0LItLt IDcp- 31utSIltaltLly yum SitANN~t's
gbris. Woos, 9en gDtter, 5. 8Dbsr
( uub 9. gisrtptte ir.
! 9luf NntraQ- oes 8i5eprdltoenter
Rplfes puroe beihIo'ieu. oab bic DE-
/ leQdten su Osm 3eut'h zQmeritunifhsn
1 Stabtperbonb, iotpie bic Deleqdter au
/ Der Teutihsn Nag 8eiell'thdft niht
me6r. pie bi8ber, pon Dem BraIioeHten
ernannt, Fonosrr ME Die ubriaen Bee
umtsn beg 8eretns bel Der jdbrlthen
geamtenpabl erpdhlt tperosn ioder.
Das RoninationS sGommittee rpurbt
anQefpisisr. Die GanoioateH aufsuTtsI.
len. Die Rdmen oerielben Dsroen ouf
/ oas reuulGre 3itet qeieBt peroen
Vie 8eamtsrpdbl ftnoet ON 9. Sses
bruor. Rahmittdos bon 2 bis 8 utr,
1 in Dem 8ereinslotal, 9ooe grdne
Opera 6ouie, an Der 5reeman 4pe.
nue., Ttatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27

Serr qaitor S1cp6 Qiitsr, Der 9rda
iss Der Qersinigung, Der audi Die Der
Tammluna Ieitste, tniipfte an ben Ses
riht siniqs Worte, noriu er duf oas
Ieqsnsrei6, Wir.en Der 4nitdlt, bic
Dor % Jabrsn in tlsinem IldBitabe
ssarlnoet. iib atsr nit Ollie 8ottes 5u
elmer oepaltigen 6ob. smpor9earbettet
bobe, hirrpies uno Die 9orihldge oes
Superintenosnten pdrmitens smpfahl.
DAB oisIe Borfdldge unb Bunits IN
Grfuauns sstsH Ioltsn. mar oann aud
Die sinitimries InTiht Der Wriamms
Iung, rpsl6es Iib seiste, als ubsr fol
1snnsn antrda abgeItimnt puroe:
.geihIpHsn, Elm aomrittee Don
fiinf Gjiiseern oes 9ersins gu srnenz
uen, pelhes in 0srbinouH1 nit oem
9srnaltungsratb Die Bunite uno
gprfhldge oes Supertutsnoenten in
Ss3us auf Die ausosbrung oes Aertes
unn gsrarDBsrung Der 4uitalt btrathen
uno bic nbtbisen Sd1ritts CUR 9erDirt=
Iiduna esrislben sinisiteH IoQ."
Der ausihub piro in elmer Ipdtes
rem Sibuns oes 9sreins ernannt tpers
ben.
4un tpurbe bic In Der poridbri9en
Sigure eemahte anrs9ung, buB bag
iilhrne Subildum Der 9ereini9ung i'm
saufs bieies sSabrss in oroBortiger
Weii. besanssR rperoeu ioQ. Dteoer
aufs sapet sebroht, uno Der 8orz
fisenos trnnte beridssn. oob Der gers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27

iil auh biefem gerein fpeber 3ut1eil
gstpproen. gu unferer Jreuoe na9rnen
mir aud tpabr, bab bos JntereHe fiir
ben Uerein unb feline Beitrebunoen
ltetig Dahit. Wlit Dem bonn 9eripalz
tungsratb ssmadten 3ufdub batten
Die Beamten bes Bereins uber cine
Summe pon $1O,774.18 gu perfiisen,
ipelhe bis duf einen tleinen Reitbetrag
ben $2.4s fir ben sroben 4nitaltsr
tousbalt 5pedmdbis uno setuiHeHbaft
rerdusgdbt tpuroen.
Die Beamten oes 0ereins finb.
prdfioentin: srau Wm. 8rud<
mann.
9i3tprdiioentin: sSraugettp 46lers.
Shabmeiiterin: fSrau 5obn Dor
re.te. ST.
prOtotoG getretdrin: SRI. 30
fonna Sobansmann.
5indns Setretdrin: SRI. emma
Grigbpi3.
aommittee glieoer: }rau SEQ.
Oeder. 5rau Ua. Didmeier. frau
paitor ;. 6obmann, iyrau 9. Chr
hcrbt, 5rau 4us. RoDer. gran 6.
Serbsrg, 5rau !. Gislein. sSrau 10.
.. Stagse. syrau R. ganoenbers.
5rcu 8. 8otbsamp. 5rau Jrieor.
Stoas, 5rou ). SttpoIls, 5ruu 8. 6.
anssmOatr, 5rau B. Rsn.sr. Grdu
Gro 5eIhong. SRI. Roia 5sbIsnbat,
5rl. Carrie aroger.
llnfere Qer3te
Die 4sr3te unIeres Stabes baben
ouh in DieIem Sabre ibrs perants
nortungsuolIs 1bdtigtsit gum WobIs
rnierer paiienten fortgefegi. Shrs
Birtidmtsit bate quite Grfolss. N3ir
fteuen uns iebr, oaB mir 10 ollgemein
Gfs fiiftie onertdnnte uno erprobte
glsr3te in unierem Stabe boben. gBir
fornsn ss nidt unterldHen, oiesmal
Die erobsn 8srbienits bss prdiioentsn
urIerss dr3tli6en Stabes fir uniers
TiatoniFennnitolt bsfonoers herOors
5ubsben. 5err Tr. 6. o. Sinte mar
bel Der grunblesenoen 4rbeit fir uns
| Ter gpert Der erIte ar3t IN oieier
Stabt, Der uns Don pornherein thGtis
unS bilIreih CUR Ssite itaHo. Jait
% .Sdtre bat sr unentrpeat uno treuz
lit bic 7sabns unierss 8iatonihen@
Ihpipitals botgsbaltsn uno NIT sutem
Grfolg uuier Bert ourf Wort uno
out, ourh 8ortrdge une sinfluB,
ourh 4usbouer uno drstlihs 3hdtiss
trit Elm gisrteliohr9uHbert hinbura
pd1rbert. Tisism bsfpdhrtsn 5rsunoe
usierer Qniialt, benz peroienitpolen
Senior uno Rector un1eres Stabes
sollen mir germ uno irsuoig uniere
ofisntlite Qnertennung uno gHieren
tiefempfunosnsn Jdni. Gem Der
o:snit bic Grone, 0ott ieane unisrsn
| lietsn 5ubilar! Dl0gs sr nod lanse
| Isine ieeensrsits 3hdtigtsit unter
uas fortissen t0HHsn, um 3euss uHo
Selfer Der Gripeitsruug bes BON i6ul
nit uns begoHnsnen Dsrtss 81 Iein.
Die iibriesn 4erSte unferes Stabes
iinS eie 6erren Or. gbas. u. 9.
aeeo, 1r. g. 20. Ddltsr, Tr. 8. 8,
5inss, Or. Ntor aObler, Tr. j. 9.
1u6ter. 3r. J. D. Eops. Or. Ghas
MGrB, Or. 3b. u. Gbriitsn. Dr.. n.
6. Stoa, 1r. u. ;. Morgenitern.
Tr. D. 6. 6arris. 9r. 2. q. 3inte.
lCr. G6os. 9oosmaun, Or. Sibneg
2ange. 1r. .. J. Dauiss, Or. 8. W.
gor unb J. ). 5snnis.
uniere patisnten.
Die ar5eitslsiI,ung unIerer beinen
9cipitdlsr uno oes ainoerbtims mar
i'm ssdbre 1912 grobsr als suDor. Wir
naitsn I'm Gan3en 1855 gripahien.
Inuo ainber in 27071 1assn uRo
eoenippielsn Rdhten 3u perpflestn.
,,m DurdT6niit tommsn alio 20
qfl.astaee aui ben sin3sluen 5oa.
Die arantsnirsausnS an Grpdhisnen
uno ainoern mar i'm Sabre 1912 tutt
fclst:
4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27

mann uno 6enrn 6tIge; ais Ietedat
5u ben Ser. SQnqern GreO. 6leooer-
mann; ais Tclegat gum Ieutid}en-
Tag SeinrIh acmper uno Souls Ute
ais 1teilDertreter Jtat SdtuB Der
5iBung foIgtc Elm ieudtfroblicber
aon1mers, ON Dem ouch Die Bcrcntss
Oarnen jebr rege thcIInabmen uro NO.
bel mant' ih0ne5 &ico 8eiln8err
nlfr0P
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Seien Sic Uorfdjtig, was Sic
geg.n erRd(IungeIl sinne6nea.

Sic @ciabr in ben,
&cbraudl Dcu Baisnt
HIeoi5'u Iieqi tn
benStimuIunnen uno
nciabrIttbelBrpgu
auf ipclcbe fid niele
uerIaiitu fin tempo
gtire 25irlunG g8eii
oieielbe irei lit BON
stif0bDl. HarEo,tiGen
llnh qeiabrltdjeH Gro
lueu be5bdIb iour
!'atcr Spbu's g}eots
5iIt icis SO 5abren
crIolpreib ais Loalc
liHh Rcrperitirfer Del
hrr oetluuu bon
pals uro QunqeH
mo tu Der ebauo'
lIlnn hnn 6niien Mrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27
0ermiet.

Die 9oli3si puroe eriudt, Rah
fcri6ungeu nah Dem ieit geiterr
Vtpresn permibten q. Runpan bon
Baltimore II tc6enrp4pe ansuiteIlen
7ie 2lnqeborigen oes 9eritpuHoensr
tefinoen itt in groBer angft um rim.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27
$ege'tsrei6es 2Siree,r
DB 60. gr0lelmli(dlN Undas fit Diakonie (kranko'
pQsgsl
0rbelt ams ben bel Der gefrieen Jabresneriamnlun9
mnterbreiteten 0eridbten.

3ablrte aben snoHn bic WobItbten Der analt G, gsrsrOb
rung Grpssruns 2eseren IoHen Rutat br ersdn
3unasabl fir 8erpaunssr Airds Jskr sesssnid Der
abrespsriammuns DDS FIbern Subium ioa bn 5erbp &C.
fexri fperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27

lie "A 5nbre alte Wtinnie gropn,
neIhe lett @pdeu nit sinem Itrperer
Rtrpenteinen beboftet, an tbr gstt ge'
bunoen lit, qIaubte qeitern Elm per'
eGttiqes 8erauih 3u b0ren. in bel
2gnndhme. bab Ginbretsr oem 6aufs
tinen 8sIut abgeitattet battsU. Ipranq
iis in ibrsr finnIoien 4ugit aus benz
7ssuits. ibres tm 3peiteH Stoduerfe
befiunIihen Stlufstrmers IN ben 5of
hinab, uno goo fih ihIimme aopis
rEnoeH uno anoere 8erlebuHqen 3u.
Sic purbe nat benz Itaotifhen Sos
fbital gebroht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27

Der 45 Sabre olts grnit 9utther,
bon go. 11Os grpabpap, elitt seftetn
tn eiuef groeerp. gto. 911 Qlum CTR.
aus. fam 81 Gail unb bro6 fit oas
rette gein. CT nuroe naG osiu
i.dSstihen SoipttaI gebra9i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27

Grfdltunacr Batter Cctu'2 W@str .is bas
Jtcjept zines slr1e&- gcin Huo 4UtrdgHd Sn
rarfirt
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3uI. 466 1913 34 6771i0IT
Sm aaufe oes Sohrss 1912 ipurotn
546 aserionen operirt. Jooesinlie err
cisneien iih I'm gom3en Sabre nar 5e
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ufto 5lDnr ltnrben ~ Grlpad)lene nil0
Ia atnoer IN iu1iren 4nltalten.
gs tuuroen 138 Rerloneu nit bei.
Ber 2uft bebn1oelt uno 1O2 Berlogea
|lpuroen mniiirt. @s erbieIten 176 iii,
niihe Eatienten 754 gebanolunaen
unb in osr4btbeiIung fir 4sStrablsns
Bebanolungen faluen 81 Sale Dor.
gon Dem i'm @an5en bebanoelten
1868 Rerlouen be5ablten 429 Den
pollen greis, $50 3ohlten tbeilpeiie,
4sS 3ohlten Elm meHig, uno 121 na.
rem Sreipatienten.
Hnire 5tnan3cn.
lie fiilanjielle Sage unirerer SIN
itoltcn fonnfe cine before iein. anitatt
Shuloen nbtragen 3u t0nnen, ntuBt2n
mir In oieiem Sabre cine anleibe nto-
den. DOS iplirbe boltptIdd)lid oinh
HepnratiIren perurindt, Die unlnt.
adnelid, nlisgefilhrt Der0en nuBten
,sn ndd1ter 3eit lollten nun rod,
8er1noernngen uuo Berbeiierltnqel,
Neueinrihtungen 1il0 8ergroberuna
Ger SnnptanItalt Dorgenonlmen uers
oen. Turh Capitalization unierer
gultalten Diiroeu iIh oie llnter6al.
tmgsfoiten fir aiite, 0aihfitde
lft0 Sei3ung permIn0ern mo Die aia-
seInen arbeitsfrdfta uortheilbditey
pprpenoen laiien 0eun mir MIR aQe
einnof ernitlih an Die 4rbeit 9ebeu,
oann perben tpir audi aQe oen qa.
rDiinid)ten grfofq ieben
ltnfere Ylouutsihrift
.Qmeritontiher Mt
mem unb arans
fenfrtun6".
9lamondtlih hat uniere tleine 9ubz
| lifation in 1400 GrsmpIaren oem sab!.
rtihsn 2eiertreis VatriAtsn uus uns
isrem DiatoniFerpert brin9en tonnen.
g9ir hoffsn, bab e aud in 3utunit
| 3eifebe unb bic 3abI Der 2sisr Iit
mebreH moas. e. mar, tpobl empieb=
lenspsrtb unb ssipib gum neitersu gss
tanntperDen unisJer 2lEItaltsn bieus
lih, iuenn mir monatIih sinige Seitsn
unieres glottes NIT 2eieitoff in snoliz
titer Sprahs fiiltsn umSotfsn, rDeIs
DE bic oeutfhs Sprats nidt asniigsnb
btberrIhen, BON Dem IiatoniiIenpert
su ersdblen unb is fir uRisrs Arb:it
3u intereifireu.
lluisr 8ldtt 90! It i'm lsstsn sSabr.
be3ahlt gemaht. Die 5erIteIung uno
Dsrisnouna Der 12maI 400 Gremp!as
re toitet.n $277. bic Ginnahmsn belle.
fen iih Bis gum q. 5anuar os. 5. aui
1926. .45. 1asn psrbsn nod piele
2lusftdnbs in g0los bsalihsn psrbsn
uno ben lls6trIhub oermsbrtn bslfsn.
Die mars Rummer pirb Den Sob.
rssbsriht unisrer 2tHitolttn In bsior.
Ssrsr 9tusitattuna 5riHgen. fpis folteE
BON benz 9srpaltunasratb beihlofsr
| rrarbe.
Ginansberi6t bes 6aupt:
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gaFenbefdno Gan. /. 49, S 1896
Rombinirttr 5indn3bes
riht fir bas Sahr
1912.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-28
D%EcATuRvILLE T

Plenty of rain is falling in this
section. Farmers are getting busy
busy preparing to plant their crops.
Easter was celebrated Sunday even
ing at 2:30 o'clock at the A. M. E.
church. A beautiful and interesting
program was rendered by the children
under the direction OF Miss Erit Pet
tigrew, Mrs. F. A. Jones and Miss
Madge White. Easter sermon by
Rev. E. J. Conrade, who was at his
best. The Sabbath-school under the
leadership of Bro. w. H. Pettigrew, is
alive, and he invites all to attend.
Rev. VIM. Oliver, pastor, was at Per-
ryville Sunday. Miss Norma Petit
grew and Mr.. Tom Young were quiet.
ly married Sunday evening at 6 o'clock
at the home of the bride. We wish
them a happy life. The Order of the
Eastern Star met Friday evening
The meeting was pleasant and inter
esting. Little Pauline Pettigrew
Mrs. Rutha Fryer and Mrs. Cora Var
bro are on the sick list. Every one
should read the Globe.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-28

quite interesting to those present and
the good points made in his lecture
nave not escaped the ears of those
who were absent. Rev. M. G. Skill
lern, the pastor of the First Baptist
Church here, resigned Sunday night
and declared the pulpit of the above
named church vacant. Rev. Skillern
has served this people here for more
than twenty years and he has been
a blessing not to his church alone
but to the community also, and we re-
greet to see him make his departure.
We pray that he may live long and
do well wherever re may go. Mrs.
May Agnes Lynch, of Pulaski, and
Mr.. Bostic Haywood, were the week
end guests of Mrs. Laura Haywood.
The remains of Mrs Rebecca Gay
Polk were brought here Tuesday
morning from Decatur, Ala. The fu-
neral services were conducted by Rev.
]. w. Henderson. Mr.. G. B. Williams,
of Nashville, was here Tuesday to at
tend the burial of his sister. Mr.. Tom
Reynolds is quite i'll at his home.
Mrs. B. e. Workman is on the sick
list. Mr.. Harry Workman, of Earring
ton, KY, Is here to visit his invalid
wife, also Mr.. George Workman. Mrs.
Baxter is on TIE sick list. The storm
visited our little town last Thursday
night. Many were frightened but no
one hurt. Miss M. B. Higgins went
to Columbia Saturday to visit friends.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-28
CLIFTON BEND T

We are having some beautiful
weather o and the farmers are
busy. Rev. l. c. Churchwell, one Of
the M. e. preachers of Clifton,
preached an able sermon here Sunday
morning and Rev. Barnes, a Baptist
preacher of Decaturville, filed the
pulpit at night. Miss Levannah lobe
has been indisposed for the past
Mrs. ]. j. Shannon is still improving.
Mrs. M. Reed and Mrs. Ellison Var
bro called on Mrs. Anda Adkins last
Sund;'y. Mrs. Ada Moody was a
pleasant caller on Mrs. ]. B. lobe
last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Anda
Adkins olso called on Mr.. j.. b.
Jobe last Sunday afternoon. Prof.
Williams. of Savannah, Tenn, was
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. B.,
lobe last Friday afternoon. Messrs.
Monzolah, Bonnie and Romie lobe,
Ray Pettigrew, Meals Brewer and Jes-
Sc Reed attended Easter service at
Clifton last Sunday and report a nice
time. Messrs. Ed Yarbro, Roth
Brewer, John Johnson were pleasant
callers at the home of the Misses
lobe last Sunday evening. If you are
not a subscriber of the Globe send in
your subscription at once and get all
the latest news.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-28
CLIFTON

The B. o. No. 80 held it's annual
election last Thursday night. Mr.. N.
c. Jackson, who has been the presi-
dent for a number of years was nom
mated again, but declined. The con-
cert given by Mrs. Mary Grimes re-
Gently was quite a success. Mrs Cath
crime Grimes entertained at dinner
recently Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Dowell
and Mrs. G. C. Churchwell. After din
ner the evening was very pleasantly
spent. Easter was observed in Cliff
ton. At st. James M. E. Church
preaching at II a. m. by Rev. r. A.
Dowell, and at 2:SO p. m. the Easter
program was rendered, and a large
crowd was present. The program was
under the direction of Miss M. B. May
berry and Mrs. C. G. Bifle. The rem
dition of the program showed that the
managers had spared no pains in
making it a success. The total col
lection was $3.50. Mrs. R. A. Dowell
presided at the organ. The choir rem
dered excellent music for the occa-
sion. Fire destroyed the home Of
Mr.. Odus Grimes Sunday and all the
contents; nothing was saved. Mr..
and Mrs. Grimes were absent at the
time. After the exercises were over
Sunday afternoon an after collection
was taken for Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes,
who had just lost their home a few
hours before. The people donated
literally. Mrs. Celia Fleming went to
Big Greek Sunday to see Mrs. Adelaide
Lloyd.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-28
MuLeERRY NorEs.

Easter day was celebrated at the
A. M. e. church Sunday. A sermon
was delivered by the pastor, Rev. A..
E. Martin. AT II o'clock the chill
dren's exercises began. In the after
noon, on closing. the little tots were
made to rejoice by the presentation of
beautifully-dyed eggs of different de-
signs. Mrs. Estelle Waggoner is
much better at this writing. So is
Mrs. Agnes Byars. Mrs. Alice New
som is on the sick list this week. Mrs.
Sally T. Waggoner, formerly of this
place, now residing in Chattanooga, is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Parthenia Smith, of Lynch
burg, spent Easter with her mother,
Mrs. Amanda Newsom, on Stony
Point. Miss Mary F. Reese, the eff
icient teacher at Boonville, and her
talented students rendered "a grand
concert at this place Saturday night.
1t was highly enjoyed by all. Re
freshment swere served by the stew
ardess board. Mr. Lewis Smith has
gone to Chattanooga for a short
stay. Miss Estelle Smith is spending
the week with Mrs. Mary Clark and
family, of Fayetteville. Rev. and
Mrs. A. E. Martin are attending the
ministers council held at Fayetteville
the district over which Rev. l.. H.
WEIGH presides, at st. Paul A. M. E.
Church. Mr.. Claude Grizzard and
wife visited Mrs. Grizzard's father,
Rev. j. H. Parks, of Fayetteville, last
Saturday. Mr.. Tom Reese and sis
ter and Mr.. Ernest Reese and wife.
all of Flat Creek, spent Easter with
home folks here.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-28
MARTIN NOTES,


Sunday, March 23rd was interesting
as well as a beautiful day in Martin,
as it was Easter and the sun was
sending its beautiful rays upon the
earth which was a treat to us all. The
following churches observed the day
of Resurrection: A. M. E., G. NJ. E.
and NJ. E. The exercise in the after
noon held at the A. M. E. Church of
which Rev. Valentine is pastor, was
eXcellently rendered under the man
agement of Miss Carrie E. Bugg, Mrs.
Langsford and Miss England, who
furnished music for the occasion.
They were enjoyed by all present.
Raised for missions $500. At the
c. M. E. Church the pastor, Rev. ].
d. Williams preached at II O'Clock
a. M, on the Resurrection. At 1880
the Easter program was carried out
under the management of Mrs. j.. D.
Williams, Mrs. Willie Bondurant and
Miss Phelp, who furnished excellent
music for the occasion. Papers were
read as follows: Mrs. Bondurant,
Master Collins Graves and Miss Ed
monia Haynes. A prize was given
to the one who read most distinctly
Of which Master Collins Grave was
the successful winner. The exercise
was grand; raised in the Easter
collection SOL. Rev. s.. NJ. Stray
horn, pastor of McCabe Temple of
this city preached the Masonic
sermon at the c. NJ. e. Church to a
crowded house, which was enjoyed by
all. At II a. m, Rev. S. M. Stray
horn took for his discourse The Res
direction, which was full of power and
was enjoyed by all the hearers. The
exercise at 1880 p. m. was carried
out with very good success under the
leadership of the Sunday-school Sup
%erintendent, Mr.. G. L. Williams, Mrs.
Birdie Simmons and Miss England
helped furnish music for the exercise.
Papers were read by the following:
Misses Mellard Waggoner and Ga
brella Byas. A book was awarded
to the one who raised the most for
Foreign Missions. little Miss Udee-
allure Cooper being successful in
raising 70 cents in her envelope was
the winner. The president of the
Missionary Society, Mr.. D, C. Martin
waited on the congregation and raised
$1,000. The storm on last Thursday
night blew the resident of Mrs. Biz
die Simmons off its pillars. The
resident of Mrs. Bette Long caugh.
fire n day last week. but was sue
cussfully put out with very little dam
age done. DR.. Brown is doing som
, commendable work in our city. Mr.
{ P. H. Richardson of Terrell, Tenn.
who has been in our city for severa
months has returned to his home.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-28
ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY.

After the young ladies' had made
their plans to further clean and beau
tify the campus it was found that
the young men had made similar
plans. Committees were appointed
to care for different sections. So the
young ladies will turn their attention
10 something else. Every student in
the boarding department is now a
professed Christian. There are ar
ticles on display in the millinery,
art and sewing departments. The
o~rations by the young men and the
young ladies in the recent public
rhetoricals were highly satisfactory,
The music and other departments
are crowded to overlooking. Satur-
day morning the young ladies gave
an impromptu social in honor of
the Misses J%ohnsons, of Columbia,
alumni Of the university. During the
week there were many visitors.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-28
BEAUTIFUL CANTATA AT ROCK
CITY BAPTIST CHURCH.

On last Sunday evening at Rock
City Missionary Baptist Church the
Cantata, Rock of Ages" was sue
cessfully rendered by the Sunday
school under the direction of Mrs.
Rosie Wilson Jennings, organist A
large number were in attendance and
highly appreciated the program,
which was interspersed with delight
ful music by the Choral Glass. One
of the features of the program was
a paper by Miss Cora Henderson on