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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-12
PAPER From seaweed.

Paper made from seaweed has been
invented by an English chemist. It Ia
alleged to be fireproof. waterproof
and odorless.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-12

That sweetheart of mine provokes
me 30 that | don't believe l shall call
there any more" Don't like that sort
OF afternoon tease. chr"
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OUTPUT Of Gopher.

American copper mines turned out
2lS,57s.133 pounds Of copper In 1919.
nearly 100000 less than in 1911. but
the value was ss.502,4s2 greater.
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Miles Fred'k Gilbert. alto

Miles Fred'k Gilbert. attorney
and counsellor, has removed his law
offices from the old bank building
on Ohio street to suite 212 to 22s
Halliday Estate building over First
Bank and Trust Company. Eighth
street and Washington avenue.
12-3 tt
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for some timerxes.rnrd to this city
Thursday.
Attorney D. s. Lansden returned
yesterday from East st. Louis, H.,
where he has been attending law
case.
Mrs. Frank Dreher who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Newton of HoIbrook avenue. re-
turned to her home at Meridian,
Miss. yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. James H. Minor
have returned to their home at Dan
Vile, Ky, afte> a brief visit with
their daughter. Mrs. Zee Watson OF
upper Washington avenue.
Mrs. NJ. l.. LeMay who recently
underwent an operation at ST.
Mary's inhrmary is doing nicely
and was removed TO her home arg
Fourteenth street yesterday.
Fred Comings and son Fred Jr..
and daughters Alice, Gladys and
Elsie. retR-ned to their homes al
Senatoba. Miss, yesterday having
come TO Cairo to attend the we'd
dings of the formers neices Misses
Enid and Gwendolyn Comings,
While in the city Mr.. Comings and
children wre the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. Comings OF 421 Eighth
street,
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FINE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

Edw. ]. Maley offers his restau-
raunt and rooming business at 313
Ohio street for sale This Will in
clude the building at a reasonable
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-12

Mrs. ]. w. Rowley of pulaski,
was in the city shopping yesterday.
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Ralph Barter who has been con-
nected with the Chicago Mil and
lumber Co. at Blythesyille. Ark,
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Mrs. c. H.. Brown OF Pulaski, was
among the out OF town shoppers
yesterday.
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Miss Myra Smith of 40S Thirty
fifth street is IN at the Bondurant
hospital
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-12

Miss Name Commings OF Mound
City, is the guest OF Mrs. William
Hurst OF Eighth street
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
DO YOU WANT THE RIGHT TO
VOTE?

Do you believe that matters affect
ing the general public should be sub
mitted to and voted upon by the peo-
pie? If so, ask your Councilman to
vote to submit to the people the
proposition as to whether or not a
right should be granted the Nashville
Traction Co. to build and operate new
and independent street railway lines,
to carry passengers at reduced rates
of fare, namely, school children a
round trip for Five (5) cents, and all
citizens six (6) fares for Twenty-Five
(25) Cents, and in addition to pay into
the City Treasury for the general use
of the city, three per cent OF
the gross car, light and power receipts
And to give a bond satisfactory to the
City guaranteeing to build and operate
the lines and to carry out these pro
visions.
Under the charter of Nashville vol
have a right to know what the propo
sition of this company is and to vott
on questions of this kind, unless you
Councilman votes in the City Coun
ing this right. Do you want to vot'
Gil votes to prevent you from exercis
on questions Of this kind? If so, SCI
your Councilman.-adv.
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SOUTH pIrrsRuRe NOTES.

Mr.. Luther Springs, student OF Me-
harry Medical College spent Sunday
here. Rev. G. W. Cain is holding a
series of meetings with much results
at the schoolhouse on Jasper pike.
Mrs. B. A. Morris is getting her per-
formers ready for the Spinister's Con
cert to be given at the Pythian hall
Saturday night, the 10Th. A great
time is anticipated. Miss Lula Mai
Covington of Chattanooga is visiting
home folks this week. Miss Novella
York Of Sparta is visiting her broth
er, MIR. Young, Of this city. Mr..
Juanita Booker and children are visit
ing parents and grandparents in
Nashville. MI. and Mrs. Cash White
of Bridgeport, Ala, are visiting
friends here this week. Miss Hattie
Mai Lewis and mother, Mrs. Clark
are buying a neat home opposite Mt.
Bethlehem Baptist Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gaines are buying in
the same neighborhood. MI. and
Mrs. William Petty o occupy the
residence recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wash Barnes. The Henry
Byron Union Literary Club will hold
it's session this week at the First Bap
fist Church out on the pike, Rev. j
Johnson, pastor. Rev. B. A. Morris
preached a special sermon to mer
Sunday afternoon. We did not have
the pleasure of witnessing it bu1
judging from the morning sermon
he must have been at his best. Lit
tie Robert, the grandson OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Rober Arendale died n da!
last week at Bass, Ala. There ar
man entertainments being held b!
the various clubs of Little Bethel A
M. e. Church prior to their rally o.
the 4th Sunday this month. Rev
It. Y. Moore, D. D., Presiding Eide
will be present that day. Mr.. Ale
Stapler and his family are shut i
with the small pox. Two or thre
other families in Hamburg are ais
victims. Isolation is being strict
) carried out by the health Officers
: Mrs. Vera Young is able to be OF
again after several weeks Hines.
b., Mrs. William Lee is about herse
| Mrs. Caroline Hise was seen out on
day last week after a lengthy lines
Mrs. Carroll Hawkins is convalescen
t Mrs. Ada Hennessy is able to be u.
S Mrs. Sam Bains is a convalescen
+ Little Miss Kathleen Northcut We
: indisposed last Sunday.
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?

Mrs. Malissa Braden Of Nashville
is visiting relatives here. The
Primitive Baptists of this place viii
have their rally the second Sunday.
April Is to rebuild their church which
was blown down by the cyclone. The
Second Quarterly Conference of the
st. Joseph Church was held Sunday
at Reeds Chapel. The pastor, Rev.
e. R. Reed preached a soul-stirring
sermon. The good Stewardess sis
ters raised S15.5S and the daughters
Of the Conference $12.2S with more
to be added. Briar Ridge, S10.S8
balance reported from other members
$34.24; grand total S72.4S. Presiding
Elder, Rev. Howard preached at 8
O'Clock Sunday night. Mr.. Bruce
Holt of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, was the
guest of Miss Mary Eraden Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neat Boyd, of Wales
Station. The bride and groom we're
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aandy
Hayes Sunday. Miss Lucinda Hayes
visited Columbia Sunday. Mrs. Sa-
vannah Smith and Mrs. Mollie Har-
ris were the guests of Miss Maggie
Rossuem Friday. Miss Ophelia Cor
don was the guest of her aunt, Mrs
viii Braden Thursday. The st
Joseph A. M. e. Church will have theil
first rally the third Sunday in April
to rebuild their church which was
blown down by the cyclone. Miss
Parthenia Gordon was the guest o.
Miss Sallie Braden Of Pulaski Sun
day.
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7

Work here is at a |standsttll. 1t IS
yery cold; very little if any planting
Is going on in our community. The
A. NJ. E. people about finished
their new church and they are plan
ming to hold services there Sunday.
Thev also expect to entertain the Dis
trict Sunday School Convention some
time later. The Baptist Church here
has elected a new preached ana
-re-organized the s. s. school. Every
thing here seems to be taking on new
life. The young peoples Social Cir
Gle Is planning a MAY feast and flower
show about May 18th at the K OF T;
hall. Sir A. L. Withe. D. e. I ana
G. G. of King David Lodge, X. or r,
has been invited to attend the annual
exercises Of Hannibal Lodge ano
Palmetto Court next Sunday al Atoha,
Tenn. The officers and members OF
Gsas,s Geusa and King David Lodge
nave also been invited to attend tne
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
ANTIOCH NOTES.

Cherry Blossom Club met at 2:30
o'clock, Monday, April Z with several
officers and members present. On
account Of this being election day,
the regular program was not carried
out only the opening exercises. The
following officers were elected. Mrs.
Allean Famings, president; Mrs. Ella
Qualls, vice president; Miss Ophelia
Blair, secretary; Miss Mary Marbry,
assistant secretary; Mrs. Nancy Ma
bry, treasurer; Miss Kizzie Mabry,
chaplain; Miss Viola Mabry, assistant
chaplain; Miss Myra Blair, chorister;
Miss Curmina Gooch, assistant Choir
lister; Mrs. Jennie Mabry, marshal.
The club is preparing to have a
Heart Entertainment" Wednesday
night, April 16 and we are expecting
to have a good time, We are very
proud to see them taking so much
interest in the club. The Benevolent
Order, No. 81 installed the following
officers last Saturday night: Mr.. Jer'
ry Foster, President; Mr.. Abraham
Lewis, Vice President; Mrs. Allean
Fannigs, Secretary; Mrs. Ida Lewis
Assistant Secretary; Mr.. Robert Da
Wis, Treasurer; Mr.. Thomas Qualls
Chaplain; Mr.. Dave Rucker, Marchal
Mr.. Elmore Fannings, Assistant Mar
shall: Mr.. William Davis, Sent; Mr.
Albert Cunningham, sick chairman
Mrs. Luella Cunningham, Assistant
s. C. Miss Blanche Card and siste.
Mabel visited Nashville Saturday
Mrs. Ella Qualls visited Nashville
last week. Miss Ophelia Barnes /
in Nashville. Mt. Lucien Rucke
visited Mr.. Riley Davis Sunday. Mrs
Ida Lewis visited Nashville Saturday
We were glad to see Mrs. Cynthi
Foster out to church Sunday night
Mrs. Ruth Anold visited Payne ChaT
ell Sunday. Mr.. Edward Mabry
some better at this writing. PRO-
Card was in Nashville last week. w
are all anxious to read the Globe an
hope that each home win not be witt
out this paper. Misses Myra an
Ophelia Blair visited Mr.. Begley MOI
| day.
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M%cMINNvlLLE T

The county and city teachers met In
joint session Friday night at the resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Thomp-
son, East High street. After a brief
discussion Of the subject to be taught,
the hostess served a splendid lunch
con. Those present we're: Prof. R. l..
Wood, President; DR.. and Mrs, Thomp-
son, Misses Ellen and Jessie L. Gwnn,
DR.. B. E. Washington; Miss Laura ].
Young; Mr.. and Mrs. Burton; Miss
Jennie Durley; Miss Bessie N. Tay-
lor; Mrs. Ella Leftric, Prof. and Mrs.
J. E. Wood. The City High School,
with ]. E. Wood as principal, will
close its annual session May 1924.
The program promises to be in the
The program promises to be the best
in the history of the institution. Miss
Bessie N. Taylor, who has charge Of
the intermediate grades and instru.
mental music, and Mr.. viii Anderson
are conducting the orchestra ant
brass band along progressive lines
Miss Jessie L, Gwyn, with her depart
ment, is making a strenuous effort tt
bring a grand Cantata before the pub
lie. The M. z Chucrh. with its mos
able and earnest pastor, the Rev. ]
B. Boothe, has reached high watel
mark" In the Easter rally 5000 was
without apparent effort. He has alsC
added Is members to the church. The
Baptist Church, under the direction
of Rev. Hillsman is getting on its fee
again. Rev. Beasley, pastor of The
A. M. E. Church is visiting in Chatta
nooga.
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EATON NOTES.

Spring Hill Missionary Baptist
Church is getting along nicely. Rev
D. Ingram came in last Sunday and
preached a noble sermon.
Many were made happy. The peo-
pie of Spring Hill are always glad to
see Rev. Ingram for they know he
always has something good to tell
them. The farmers of the commun'
ity are not doing much farming. Some
few have planted a little corn. Miss
Fannie Powell, Miss Eliza Powell, and
also Miss Matte B. Fielder returned
home from Maury City, Tenn, where
they have been in school for the last
three months. Those on the sick
list are Mr.. Dave Hill, Mrs. Lena FIJI.
Fielder. When you want to read
some good news read the Globe. See
Knight s. L. Massey, he will be glad
ITO take your subscription.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
MULBERRY NOTES.

Sunday was a beautiful spring day.
The people in general took advantage
of the opportunity by attending church
Rev. A. e. Martin preached a soul
stirring sermon from the subject:
Memory" Extremely sad indeed
was the news received here by Mrs,
Emily Moore of the death Of Mrs
Fanny Jones, wife of Mr.. Robt Jones
She was a resident of u community
for a number of years; was a Chris.
tian woman in every sense of the
word. A short while ag they re.
moved to Alabama. To know Mrs,
Jones was to love her. She was q
consistent member Of Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church, Fayetteville. She leaves
a husband, ten children, brothers and
sisters and a large number Of other
relatives and friends. We are as
sured of the fact that she's safe in
the arms Of Jesus. Mr.. Ernest
Whitaker is very i'll at the residence
Of MI and Mrs. VIM. Newsome. Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Smith visited her moth
err, Mrs. Amanda Smith at Stonypoint
Mrs. Matte Newsome and little daugh
ter, Fanny Lee r visiting her moth
err, Mrs. vira Webb at Kelso, Tenn
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MT. OLIVE NOTES.

The Sunday-school lessons were
beautifully illustrated. There was
quite a around out. Mrs. Fannie
Richee and Mrs. Maud Richee spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jack
son. Mrs. Malinda oseley spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Nose
ley and family. Miss Florence Sims
and Miss Fannie Moseley we're pleas
ant visitors at Miss Irene Moseley
Sunday. Mrs. H. Mckee visited
Sunday-school. Mr.. Obediah Richie,
who has been sick visited Sunday
school Mr.. W. Mcdaniel and wife,
also Miss Fannie and Martha Nc
Daniel were visitors at Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Whites Sunday. MI. w.
C. Akin and wife Of Greenfield spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mckee.
Miss Butom Higgs spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mckee. Mrs.
Laura Mcwherter was quite busy last
week delivering goods that she has
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CUNNINGHAM T

On last Sunday morning quite a
large audience was present at Sui
phur Spring A. M. e. Church the
people in the community were very
anxious to viow the ley pews which
the members of the said church have
succeeding in purchasing at the cost
Of SIG. Rev. Chas. Vance preached
a. IL o'clock from st. John 14:5. At
7 o'clock the Allen Christian Endeav-
O service was conducted by the
president, Mr.. Samuel Rogers. The
subject discussed was, "The Ideal
Christian" Matt. ~20:20-2S). Mrs.
Eliza Wiley, one of the members of
Fifth Ward Baptist Church of Clarks-
vile was present and took an inter
esting part in the discussion. At
$3.50 Rev. F. P. Kelly preached from
Hebrews 11:l6. Total collection for
day and night, S13.OS. Mr.. Jim
Brooks, of Vanleer, Tenn, spent last
Monday evening with Mr.. Emanuel
Beam.
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MT. NEgo NOTES.

Mrs. Nancy Brown Of Herman St,
is very i'll at this writing. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cameron, who have been visiting
their mother of Wells street have re
turned to their home at Liberty, Tenn.
The Deaconess sisters under the
leadership of Mrs. America McNairy
is up and at work, planning and max
ing preparations for their bazaar
which will take place in May. The
following sisters are on the list: Mrs.
Estella Beckton, Mrs. Blanche Wat
kins, Mrs. Lilly Turner, Mrs. Fanny
Watkins, Mrs. Georgia Redd, MRS.
Mary Douglass, Mrs. Maggie Cleggett,
secretary, Mrs. America McNairy,
chairman. Our Sunday-school with
M. S. s.. Page, superintendent is still
climbing toward the top. Scholars,
teachers and superintendent are all
up and at work. Our Metoka and
Galeda rally was quite a success on
last Sunday. Mr.. Sam Dickerson
and Mrs. Laura Brooks presidents.
Our church services Sunday were
well attended; our pastor, Rev. Geo.
w. Dickerson preached a strong and
uplifting sermons. Each heart was
made glad and rejoiced. Too much
good cannot be said of our pastor OF
whom we all esteem. Our revival
services are conducted by Rev,
Shelton, who is preaching able ser
mons, there being already five con,
versions. Rev. and Mrs. Geo. w
Dickerson spent Tuesday at Lake
Providence visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Taylor. MI. and Mrs
Henry Ford of Batavia street are al
smiles: it's a boy. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Collier witnessed the Baptising o.
their brother Sunday morning at Mt
Olive Baptist Church. Miss Locke
D. Ewing of Lake Providence spen
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Geo. w
Dickerson of Buchi venue. Mrs
Maggie B. Lewis of South Nashvill,
visited Mrs. Virginia Mays of Batavij
street Sunday afternoon. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Henry McNairy and Mrs. Sara
Stone dined with Rev. and Mrs. Gee
Dickerson Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Parker and daughter, Amanda an
Miss Savannah Taylor, their sister
visited their relatives and friends {
Huntingdon, Tenn, recently. Pro
Benton, principal Of Hadley SchoC
visited our Sunday-school Sunda.
!. Masters Edwin Thomas and Albel
!. Page are having great success wit
, selling the Globe. We hope eac
one that is not a subscriber of tn
!, Globe will subscribe weceEwiannPrO
will patronize these boys and el
courage them in their work. Mr.
Tennie Rich and Mrs. Ethel Wrigh
, of Herman street spent Monday dow
! town during their spring shoppin
u Mr.. Clarence w. Rucker and fathe
/, who have been out Of the city for son
: time visiting at Castalian Spring
have returned to their home on Zoo
u err street. They we're the guests
Mrs. George T. Barter. M
: and Mrs. Henry Toombs
Il Buchi avenue are preparing to lea7
u for California soon.
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ordered for the people. T. E. ].
Bell and wife Of Greenfield were so
cial visitors to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nc
Kee last week. Mrs. Mary Ward is
reported convalescent. The people
are building up the damage that was
done by the storm. Elder Il. j. Higgs
and wife have returned from their
visit in Brownsville. They report a
nice time. The infant Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Jones was buried last week.
Mr.. R. c. Richee did not sell his
timber last week. Uncle Dick
asks some like $4,000 for his timber.
He is one of the "fore-handed colored
men in u community.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
LITTLE ROCK (ARk.) NOTES

The Epworth League Chapter Of
Bullock Chapel G. M. p. Church held
a nice meeting last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Joe Wilson of 2913 Center is the
president. Rev. W. S. Conwell of
1901 Elm street Presiding Elder OF
the Little Rock District G. M. p.
Church is seriously sick at his home
at this writing. Bishop E. Cottrell
of Holly Springs, Miss, is expected
in our city this week. Mr.. VIM.
Avery of 116 w. Sth street, while
rejrimanding a mar for misconduct
at his place of business was pain
fully slashed across the face with a
knife in the hands of the intruder.
DR.. w. Conway Smith preached a
strong sermon at Bullock Chapel last
Sunday night. One member Joined
the church. The County and City
teachers institute held quite an in
teresting two days session at GLIB
High School on 18th and Ringo street
last week. Rev. G. W. Aston Of 51S
e. goth street is on the sick
Rev. James Kerr Of Was
Ark, was in the city last Vvok at
tending the Teachers Institute. Miss
Opera Oates of 1910 Short and lizard
| street is still on the sick list. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G.. Taylor, Mrs. Nettie
Carson, Mrs. Irene Huston and a par
ty Of other Little Rockians visited
the Negro town three miles north OF
our city Sunday: Hon. J. G. Taylor
is the president of the company that
is fostering this town. DR.. and Mrs
w. Conway Smith and their little
grandson, Master Theodore Williams
we're entertained last Sunday evening
at the home of Hon. and Mrs. j. G
Tay S18 Schilled street. A big rally
will be pulled off at Bullock Chape
C. M. z. Church next Sunday, April
18th. DR.. Smith Is using every effor-
for a successful rally. The Steward
ess and Auxiliary Boards lead by
Mrs. Iue Hunter and Mrs. Annie Da
Wis have installed electric lights IL
the parsonage Of Bullock Chapel @
M. E. Church. The work was done
by Mr.. Joe Wilson. DR.. ". Conwa!
Smith, the pastor, is very mucl
pleased with the work Of these boards
-H-
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18

Rev. H. Harris, pastor Of the Canaan
BAPTIST, Wilmington, will preach the
annual sermon for them. Sir N. N,
Reynolds, G. L. of the Court of Ca,
lanthe was here on the LIST. Ell was
greeted with a large crowd. Sir
Reynolds is a great organizer. He
has many friends here among the
Knights of lodges and Juveniles. n
he is not promoted, we hope to see
him reelected. The Rural Districts
need men of his type.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
TULLAHoMA NOTES.
Rev. Burns Held a Successful Revival
in Tullahoma at Mt. Zion
n-.Ag-A NL,,,aL

III ulldllOIld at VIZ @ASAA
Baptist Church.
On last Monday at 11:45 Rev. H. M.
Burns. the pastor Of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church of Nashville, arrived
in our town accompanied by Rev. ].
S. Swift, the pastor. They went di-
rectly to the residence of Deacon e.
H. Brooks, where a great dinner had
been prepared for them, and at. 1880
they attended the mission at the home
Mrs. 1. B. Farris, where a great
.esson was taught. The religious
principle was put before the people
by Rev. Burns, who is a pulpit orator
and a man sent FRI 4 God to preach
the gospel. On p day night the re.
vival began aII from the Gospel
preached by this man for the five
nights he preached, AZ souls had been
converted to Christ and added to the
church. This is the greatest revival
that has been held in Tullahoma fol
forty-cdd years. Men and women
girls and boys were joining and com
ing to Christ on the streets and a.
their homes. The church is revived
spiritually and financially. Rev. Swift
can have a smooth sail for the mex
year to come. The revival is still
going on and on next Sunday The
greatest baptizing for forty years viii
be conducted by Rev. Swift. Mex
Sunday at 1880 about 80 candidates
will be baptized. Everybody is cor
daily invited. This is expected TO b.
the greatest day in Tullahoma To-
years. Wartrace, Winchester, Dech
erd and Estill Spring r asked t.
turn out to this great baptism mex
Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18

Walter Mitchell and wife, of Ross
vile, and sister of Mr.. G. c. Hodges
was so grieved that they came to
extend their sympathy on last Mon
day. The annual sermon preached
by Rev. Robert Moore for the two
Lodges and Courts, Superior and
Transfer, the former of Elba and
the latter of Cannadaville, was quite
a success. Mrs. Mamie Roberts, Who
was on the sick list, is rapidly i'm
proving.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
ELBA T

Easter was a very enjoyable one
at the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas C. Hou. es. Their oldest son
spent the day with them. Leaving
locking the picture of health, but
following Wednesday night
brought the sad news which came to
them like a thunderbolt that he had
been found dead in his room. The
loct RS pronounced his death due to
acute indigestion. He was seventeen
years old. What has been their loss
We hope was heavens gain. Prot.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18

Nashville. Mr.. Kale Cheatham Of
Fort Cooper was the guest of Miss
Pearl Foggs Sunday. Mr.. Ode
Church OF Fort Cooper got shot Sat
urday. The Allen G. E. League Is
progressing nicely. Miss Willie
Cheatham was the guest Of Miss
Alu Joe Foggy Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
PRIMM

Rev. w. H. Flemons preached a
noble sermon at Foggies Chapel Sun
day and Sunday night, Mrs. N. p.
Mayberry has returned home from
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18

Rev. D. W. Brown, pastor Of the
Fl. st Baptist Church, Springfield
Tenn, was in the city this week on
a visit.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-06

Binks-Tomlin is one who suf-
fers from liver. He has little
eanter every morning before
breakfast. Winks-Yes, | know.
And he has pretty big de-canter
every night after dinner.