The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
pYERsBuRe NOTES.

DR.. r. +. Brown, Editor of the
Alabama Index was in the city few
days ago. He was the picture OF
health. He lectured to the student
holy of Bruce High School. We
gladly welcome Rev. Sebastian to
eur city as pastor of Prices Temple.
The Faculty of Bruce High School
wish for him unbounded success.
Rev. ]. S. Smothers. who comes to
us as Presiding Elder of the Dyers-
burg District preached an excellent
sermon Sunday, October 10. Rev.
Miller, pastor of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church has been conducting
a revival in the city for the past
week and added several members to
his church. Rev. NJ. S. McCaulay,
pastor of Cumberland Presbyterian
Church and also President Of the
Advisory Board is doing a great
work here with the cooperation Of
the members. Rev. Jesse P. Price,
former pastor of Prices Temple also
member of the Advisory Board, was
sent to a new field of labor ere he
leaves best wishes for a successful
year. He pastored here four years.
Rev. VIM. Womack, pastor Of Won
ack Temple also members of the Ad-
visory Board, preached a soul-stir-
ring sermon Sunday morning. He
is a man full of push and vim and
knows how to put new life into his
work. Mrs. jamie L. Roundtree,
teacher of the first grade has on roll
1875 little students and she keeps
busy planning new ideas for her lit
tie ones. Mrs. Josie Boyd, teacher
Of the second grade is planning to
organize a Mothers Meeting in the
city. Several met last Monday and
several interesting talks were made
along educational li9es. Mrs. Boyd
is indeed an ideal teacher, sweet in
disposition and worthy Of emmula.
lation. Miss L. c. Mckinney form.
erly of Hennings and Ripley is now
teaching in Bruce High School She
is teacher of rare ability anil knows
her place in the school room. Miss
Bette Gordon is the assistant teach
er Of the first grade. She is an
excellent young woman and is mani
Testing a deal of interest in her work
Miss Adena Huddleston, teacher Of
the Musical Department has enrolled
several new students this week The
students, patrons and teachers are
striving to make every department
a success. Miss Alma e. Miller, |
who has been connected NTH the
Faculty for several years is an ex-
cellent teacher and at her post of
duty each morning One of the
members of the Faculty is all smiles
every fourth Sunday. | know by
the way she smiles she wishes that
the fourth would but only last al
ways! Guess who? The students
of the 7th and Sth grades seem to be
more than pleased with their teach
er Miss Leila Turner. She is doing
her work thoroughly and well. The
members of the Christian Church
are contemplating a great rally next
Sunday. Rev. Ramsey, who is pas,
tor has several energetic members
among whom are Mrs. Villa Brew
er, Mrs. Mary Flowers, Miss A. e.
Miller and others. Prof. M. L.
Morrison has gained ten pounds
since his illness. He is doing his
utmost to make Bruce High Schoo
an equal to any in the State or West
Tennessee. Mrs. Annetta L. Nor
rison, teacher of the 5th and 9th
grades, has aroused a great deal OF
interest among her pupils They I
are doing good work. Those on
the honor roll for this month ere.
Fmma W'hqms, Evelyn Waller; I
9Th grade: FINS Henderson, Willie
Brown. Wesley Cook Charlie Sellas /
and Willie Tucker.