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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-24
MISSING MATTE CARR
HAS RETURNED HOME

Matte Carr. the 15-year-old girl
who disappeared from home, Monday,
No. s35 Twenty-fourth-st. has return
ed. the police were told, Wednesday.
No explanation of her absence Is
given.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-24
servlans Admit Defeat.

BELGRADE. Sept. A.-The Servian
government, today. ofiicially admitted
defeat at the hands Of the Albanians
In the frontier fighting. Reports said
that 6,000 Abanians, commanded by
foreigners. invaded Servia at Dbra.
and captured that city. after routing
the Servians.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-24
TO RESUME STREET CAR
ARBITRATION SEPT. 20

Judge Phelan received notice. Wed
nesday morning. that the board of
arbitration to settle the differences
between the d. U. r. and It's en-
ployes, will resume its sessions Sept.
20, at 4 O'Clock In the afternoon.
John Naylon, the third member of
the board, notified Judge Phelan, who
represents the street car men, that he
had received word from Edwin Hen
derson. representing the d. u. R., that
resume the arbitration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-24
! BY WINNIE LEE.

- WINNIE LEE.
have just received this letters
" most interesting to every man
J woman In the world because 4,
~ TIE ever-asked question: What
ena high-cost-of-living to do with
~ y The mailed query as /,
y - ne:
you think II possible for a
onA woman to marry and
louse on salary of $50 per
md not be tortured by
0yor-ending need for more
~ Do you think It. possible
- : modest, yet present
~ % this sum and still
Grnell amount for the un-
tofuy day?
I'd has good domestic
And the man II steadily
18th have fairly good
- ond are old enough to
- dock Of common
sr1t that you think this
80 WI you kindly
&)Ae6uIo showing
handls the o75
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-24
Favor Sex hyalene.

BUFFALO, N. ". Sept. 24.--Mem-
hers of the Buffalo Federation OF
churches. today. forwarded q resolu-
ton to the school authorities, urging
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-24
Aeeused Of Stealing Trunk.

George. alias "Micky' Welsh. and
John Madden were arrested. Wednes-
day morning, on suspicion OF stealing
trunk that had been placed on the
sidewalk In front OF the Hotel Nor
mandie. awaiting the baggagemen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-24

Home Mrs A. W.
who just starred
which presented
Children.
theatrical
told
declared be the equal of famous
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-24

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co, Is John R-st
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
ANTIOCH NOTES.

Miss Maggie French, of Nashville,
spent three days with her father, Mr..
Davie French, who was seriously cut
on the face Friday. Mrs. B. B. Col
Her, who has been very i'll, was able
to attend meeting at Lavergne Sun
day. There will be a big rally here
ct st. John Baptist Church on the
second Sunday in July. Everybody is
invited to come and help us on that
day. Miss Bette l.. Collier and ia.
ther spent Saturday in the city.
Everybody is busy here picking Der
ries. Mr.. and Mrs. Biddix and son D.
also Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Reed at.
tended the rally at Oliver Brandon
Sunday. Miss c. C. Kidd spent Sat
urday in the city while there she
visited her sister, Mrs. U. d. Win
stead. Miss Ada Biddix left for Nash
Vile to stay an indefinite time. Mrs
Joanna Draughn has returned home
after spending several weeks in
Nashville and out to the State Re
formatory for Boys, visiting heI
uncle, Prof. ]. B. Peyton, Superintend
eut Of the Colored Department. The
young people are planning to organ
lie q club here in the neGr future.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
CEMETERY NOTES.

Corrections: The Waverly meeting
will be held at this place Saturday
and Sunday, June 2S and 20, by Sup
erintendent ]. w. Johnson and Rev.
B. f. Anderson, the pastor of the
McVeys charge Mr. w. w. Williams,
of Nashville, the agent of the B. o..
Orders, visited B. .. No. $50 Wed
nesday night, June IS. A neat num-
Der of members were present. Mr..
Williams delivered an excellent talk.
1t was filled with wit and humor;
this order extends to Mr., Williams
a happy return soon. He spent We'd
nesday night with Mr.. Willie James
White, faithful B. o. member, and
:. For Nashville, his home, Thurs
i 9at .ss, ing on the early train. Rev.
q 9ftii ho ~ q. I'm, and Rev. N. C..
L ns..tsit ~ sid he pulpit at the Mt.
olive Baptist Churc:h Sunday and
preached two excellent SERMONS Mr.
George Harris, of Dilton, attended a
meeting at Mt. Olive Sunday. i"rs,
Priscilla King, Mrs. Isabelle Haynes
Mrs. Mary c. Malone and MRS. ZEN,
ME King spent Sunday with Mrs. ana
the Misses Whites. William Waue'
Jr Mrs Idella Harlan and Mrs. Mary
Jane Anderson are on the SICK isl
Miss Laura Washington met with an
accident Friday afternoon, palnfuiiy
injuring her foot Master Eugene
Thomas and White Haynes spent
SUNDAY with Master Anderson Wash
ington. Mrs. Mary Grouse is still in
disposed. Mrs. Mary f. Avent anC
Mr., Bracy Tillage are able to be ou
again. Mr.. Sam H. Ransom and Mr.
Jesse Wright, also Mr.. Robert Aven
attended meeting at McVeys SUNDAY
They report glorious time. Mis-
Tucv Burrus attended meeting a
Hocket Sunday. A glorious time j
reported. Mr.. George White and MI
William Oscar Mason spent Sunda
afternoon with the Misses Carrie an
Georgia Clark.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
TuLLAHoMA NOTES.

Mr. Gideon Sims, who has been Sc
riously i'll for some time, is reported
much improved. The church people
are all astir, making preparations to
entertain the District Conference,
Fayetteville District of the A. M. e.
Church and the Elk River Association
of the Missionary Baptist Church, the
former beginning here on the 9th oil
July and the latter converting some
time in August. Rev. David Scott, OF
the M. E. Church, has just closed
very successful rally in which a COCO
amount was realized. The A F. 8
A. M. Lodge, together with the o. p
s. had great picnic here on tht
DIST inst, at which quite a crowt
of merry makers enjoyed themselves
A feature of the day was a game o
baseball between Tullahoma and Ha
lev Tullahoma won by a good MIRA
gin. The entertainment closed wit
supper at the public school buildin
I at night. Quite an encouraging sur
was raised which, we are told, Will b
used towards erecting q masonic ten
pie here which is much needed. Mif
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
GAINESVILLE NOES.

Wedding bells are still ringing, aud
June brides are still blooming, i'm our
city. On Wednesday, the 18th inst,
Mr. Raphael Metcalfe, or Chicago, and
Miss Lizzie Grant, a teacher i'm our
public schools, were quietly united In
the bonds of matrimony by the Rev.
DIR. D.. A. Graham, at the residence Of
Miss Lizzie Ramey, the brides, aunt.
The ceremony was performed at, six
O'clock and ON the relatives, Of the
contracting parties were present. The
groom was born and reared In, this
community, but for several years, has
resided in Chicago, whBre for six
years he has conducted a furnishing
laundry business. The bride. is a
daughter of Prof. Walter S. Grant,
graduate Of Fisk Normal department
and has been very successful teacher.
Her quiet and amiabie disposition
greatly endeared her too all her ac-
quaintances. The happy couple left
for Chicago, their future home, the
evening of the 10Th. Mr.. ]. H. Adams,
of Nashville, Grand Royal Patron of
the Order of the Eastern Star, was
in the city last week visiting the local
chapter. st. James G., M. E. Church,
| of which Rev. G. W. Moore is pastor,
closed their annual rally with $146.8O
to their credit. The Sunday-School
Convention of the Cumberland River
and South Kentucky Baptist Associa-
ton was held at ST John Baptist
Church last week. About fifty dele
gates and ministers attended. Rev.
R. Barker is moderator, The steeple
and roof of st, Peter A. M. E. Church
have received a new dress of paint.
and the decorators have now begun
. work on the interior. Rev. D. A.
Graham is in Ashland City this week
attending District Conference. He is
I accompanied by his little son, Azure
Illus. Mrs. Charity Readmon and her
! daughters, Misses Love, Lottie, Mabel,
e Marion and Annie Mae, spent Tues.
d day, the 18th, very pleasantly as the
= guests of Mrs. George Herbert. Al
L IL o'clock sharp an old-fashioned din
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
EpENWoLp NOTES.

The Sons of Ham Lodge held their
annual meeting here at Dry Creek
Chapel last Sunday. Rev. Gilmore
made the welcome address. The choir
rendered songs of praises. Invocation
was offered by Rev. Shoote, of Madi-
son. Rev. Franklin, of Madison, gave
the history of the lodge, after which
Rev. Childress, of Nashville, preached
grand sermon for the benefit of the
lodge. The sick people Of this place
are: Mrs. Bette Drane, Mr.. George
Cunningham and Mr.. Lee Lowe. Mrs.
Oldham attended the grand picnic at
Avondale last Monday and reported
grand time. Mr.. Wash Brown was
called to Franklin, Tenn, last Sunday
to visit the bedside of his sick father
Mrs. Foster, of Nashville paid short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham last
Sunday. Rev. Womack will preach
here next Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27

Irene Williams, of Mississippi, who
has been attending school at Walden,
is spending her vacation with her
cousin, Mrs. X. o. Laws. The people
of Tullahoma are much pleased to
have her a. she is proving to be a
live wire in the Sunday-school and
literary work mere. The Progressive
Literary Society had very interest.
ing meeting last Thursday night, at
which time Prof. j. C. McAdams, Rev.
r. B. Dixon and Miss Irene Williams
became members Why stay at home
these not nights and talk about your
neighbors? Why not come out to the
Progressive Literary and talk about
something that might benefit some
one? Mr.. Andrew Smart, an old citi-
zen of this place. Is very i'll at this
writing. Mrs. T. B. Spencer and
Mrs. Cordelia Shaw will soon leave
for Memphis, where they will attend
the grand session OF the l. o. |. Mrs.
Emma Morton is preparing for a
pleasure trip to Cincinnati, where she
will spend some time visiting rela-
times. Mrs. r. o. Laws was fully
delighted on the 10th inst, when her
husband made her a birthday present
of beautiful four hundred dollar
piano. The children or the A. NJ. E.
Church are" organized and very busy
raising dollar money for the annual
conference.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
PRIMM NOTES.

The farmers are busy in their har-
vesting Sunday was quite a day
here. A large number Of people as
sembled at Forgery Chapel in class
meeting and old time prayer-meeting
On the morning. followed by services
at 1880 p. m. Revs. Heleburton and
Cheatham were at their best The
discourse was on New Birth.
Messrs. s. l.. Chearse and ]. A
Kinzer made a race on contribution
to the pastor Sunday, Mr., Kinzer
gave $500, the former $7.40. Little
Carrie and Clara Foggy visited their
aunt, Mrs. Clara Kinzer, in Little Lot
Sunday Miss Eula KinZer has re-
turned home at Little Town after a
few days visit to her aunt, Mrs. Fog
gy. Miss Willie M. Cheatham was
Sunday, Messrs. John Pistol and
VIM. Since were here Sunday. While
heer they were the guests of Misses
Cheatham and Foggy. Mrs. E. a.
foggy entertained Rev. Heleburton
Messrs. Will Potter and John Pistol
Sunday with dinner, assisted by
Miss Pearl, her daughter Rev. S.
W. Stewart and wife visited home
folks Sunday. We were glad to see
Messrs. w. M Cunins and W. H. Cor
don out at church Sunday night. Mr.
Samuel Grimes is still improving.
Rev. T. NJ Hardison, Of Nashville,
will preach at the Fort Cooper Chris
tian Church, July s. There will be
services at y p M, also at night
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
Pulaski NOTES.

Prof j. B. Bate, of Nashville, was
pleasant visitor to our town last
week, and while here he attended the
Giles County Institute and made quite
fine talk to the teachers. Mr.. ].
c. Bramlette, who is visiting his pa
rents, went to Birmingham, Ala, to
see his brother-in-law, Mr. John H.
Jones, this week Mrs. Matte San
ders, of Louisville, KY, is here visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Celia Fleming,
for the summer Mrs Lizzie Howard
entertains her Sunday-school Card
class next Friday evening at 2 o'clock
at her residence Miss HELEN Boyd,
one of the Giles County teachers, took
sick while attending the Institute
here last week and had to return to
her home at Lynnville, Tenn Thos.
P. Turner, Jr, the hustling Globe rep
resentaSive, is also agent for a laun-
dry company, so give him your work.
The Giles County Institute which is
being conducted by Profs Bridgeforth,
Brown. Vance, Thompson and others,
is being well attended and much good
is being accomplished. The Institute
closes this week and teachers will be
examined on the last three days.
Many are talking of going TO Nash
vile OF attend the State Institute al
ter this one closes here. Miss Lou
Ellen Upshaw made a flying trip to
Conway and Elkton Saturday. DR.. w.
A. Lewis and DR.. J. c. Can't went to
Columbia last week TO attend the
Medical Association, also DR.. A. B.
Marsh, of Lynnville Rev. ]. A.
Jones, D. D., of Shelbyville, was in
town last week and visited the Insti-
tute. Grand Lecturer Reynolds has re-
turned from Chattanooga. Miss Mary
E. Todd, of Pulaski, Tenn, returned
Wednesday morning from Epperson
Springs, where she will spend ten
days vacation. Miss Mary l.. Moore,
of Murfreesboro, is here visiting her
sister, Mrs A. L. Suggs.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
ANTIOCH NOTES.

The annual rally and basket dinner
at Paynes Chapel Sunday, June 9Th.
Preaching was held all day. Sermons
by Rcvs. Chairman, Webb and Gel
shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mabry
are much grieved over the death of
their little son, ]. P Mabry, who died
Thursday, June 10Th. Age II months
and a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Degley's little son Is i'll and has been
for the past two weeks. 1t is hoped
that he will recover soon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maggie Dan Harris were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Begley entertained
their guests, Misses Charlie and LIE.
onia BARNES and Miss Ophelia and
Myra Blair. Miss Blanche Card has
returned after few weeks stay in
the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hall
were the guests of his mother and
sister, Mrs. Alice and Fannie Baker
Saturday and Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
Out of TOwn Notes.

course was served. Mr.. Frazier
Hamilton and Johnny B. Taylor, of
Newbern, were in our city Sunday
Mr.. Henry Kicks, who has been Sc
riOuSly i'll, is improving. Mrs. Isaac
Light is convalescent. Or. and Mrs.
l.. h. Vaughn, of Newbern, were in
our city Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Billie
COnnell, Miss Minnie Cornell and
Mrs Matte Nixon made a flying trip
TO Newbern Sunday, Mr.. Henry DIX
on returned to Cairo, NJ, Friday
night. Milton Burns, of Ripley, was
shot and killed by Andrew (Jack)
Davis, Monday morning, June 23rd,
at RObinsOn's park. The cause of the
killing is unknown, but it is believed
the parties were gambling Davis
surrendered to the authorities. Little
Anna l.. Clay and Callie M. Fun
banks have returned from Ripley. Mr.
Alex Cornell is confined to his room
with rheumatism. Messrs. Charlie
and Oscar Menzies are on the sick
list. The stOrk visited the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Southern Fri
day night, June goth, and left a fine
boy Theer was a union Sunday
school picnic about a quarter of a
mile from our city across the river
Friday, June goth, 1913. It was an
old fashioned picnic in every particu-
lar Members from the Methodist,
Baptist, Presbyterian and M. E.
North, carried baskets ladened with
all kinds of meats, desserts, pickles
and various eatables, which were
served abundantly to the delight of
all who were present. Lemonade was
given away by the tubsful and an ice
cold barrel of water to quench your
thirst. There was soda water for
sale and a nice sum of 1920 was
realized from this soft drink. Much
credit was due the committee on ar
rangements, who were w. o. Parr, o.
V. Adams, Matt Cornell, Elihu Jour
net and Ernest Beaumont.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
MULBERRY NOTES.

was great day IN our VII
SunG0 meeting at ST. John A.
&c, altGas Kew. j. H. Parks. the
M. E. Church Merry's Chapel, de-
popular pastor D. ing sermon at II
livered an interest," ,companied by
o'clock. He was a. ombers Din
sEcune of his energetic M At 3 30
.Der was spread bCunteoush ne eff
! m. Rev. E. Philip Ellis, - lille
{ ei.nt ,pestor of ST. Paul, F.vetteN :
vaYpopfled the word in its purity b
vssS; OF ms toya! members were also
present. The rally closed MonGay
might. Amount raised, $1OlSo MIs.
Cello Phelps Scott, widow of the late
Dr VIM. Scott, and her accomplished
daughters. Misses Uxenia and Celia
scott. are visiting her old home, rel
atives and sisters. Mrs. Jacob Reese
Mrs Fannie Rhea, Bro. Walter
phelps Mr.. Willie Phelps and many
other relatives and friends. She met
with a general handshaking. On
Tuesday morning about l;SO O'Clock
June 10th, the death angel came ihto
The village of Mulberry in the nome
of Mr. Harvey Whitaker and claimed
for it's victim his beloved VINE, Mrs
Sallie Whitaker. She was LOVING
mother, loyal, devoted and highly
respected Christian woman. she hac
been sick Dnly few days. She SUI
fered a deal but was calm until tn.
end came. A husband and four chi
,dren. Mrs. Amanda Bailey, OF Nasn
vile. Tenn. Mrs Annie L. SnodgrasS
hollywood, Ala; Mr., Lee Whltake
and Miss Ethel Whitaker, OF TN
place; one sister in Pittsburg. ia
survive her. She was one OF IN
Ieading members of B, o. Society NJ
1874 being Assistant Marshal for quiz
a while. She was about ffty-elgi
years Of age, lived faithful membf
in the A. M. f. Church more tina
IS years.
"A loving one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A vacant seats within our midst
That never can be filed
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27
SOUTH PlTTsHuRe NOTES.

Revs T.. IL Forrest and A. Nom.
roe, presiding elders of the M. E. and
A. M. E. churches, respectively, held
their third quarterly meeting at this
place last Sunday with much success.
Good sermons and splendid congrega-
tons at each church. Rev. Mr.. For
rest was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ID. Martin, while Rev Mr.. Monroe
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Gaines. The amateur Smart Set
concert given by Miss ]. A. Lightfoot
at the Pythian hall Saturday night
was a big hit Miss Cain and her
company will play Ruth at the. M
E. Church Saturday night Prof. and
Mrs. James A. Myers, Of Fisk Univer-
sity, Nashville, arrived here today
Monday. Arrangements are being
made by the local management for
their appearance at Wilson Theater
Monday night. Their stay here will
no doubt be a success. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Robinson, of Chattanooga, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Robin
son on Railroad avenue Mr.. A. o.
-, Of Florence, Ala, insurance
agent for c. First Johnson Insurance
Co., whose headquarters is at Mobile,
Ala, was a pleasant caller in the
model, sanitary and cozy home of Rev.
and Mrs. Morris Misses Gladys
Springs, Vera Robinson and Mr.. Thos
Springs, Of Jasper, spent Sunday
here. The following named persons
were invited to a social and tea CIV
en- by Mr.. Robert Elliot at his beau
tiful apartments at Bridgeforth, Ala,
ON the afternoon of the 10Th inst.
Rev. and Mrs. B. A. Morris, Rev. ana
Mrs. G. w. Cain, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Toll Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. NC
/ E)roy Miss jamie A. Lighttoot' Dr
! w. ]. Astrapp, Miss M. l.. Cain, MT
Chas. H. Lightfoot, Jr. Guests from
1 Chattanooga, Scottsboro and Steven
son were present as well as selec'
number from his home town, Bridge
mort To say that this was recep
ton Of a high order is putting 4
mildly. and, too, so elaborate was th'
menu. Miss Winnie Smith, VINO wa
reported sick last week, is able 10 D.
out again. Mr. Albert Pankey Is OF
the sick list this week. Mr.. LUX
Maxwell has returned from Franklin
Tenn, where he was called on az
count of the death Of his daughter
Mrs Mittie Buford, who was reare
+ here. Many hearts here sympathlz
deeply with the father as well as tn
e bereft husband in their sad loss, MT
o robinson, of Plkeville, is here at tn
;, bedside of her son, Mr. Albert Pa
J. key. Mrs. Ora Townsend and M
n WILEY Weaver, of Chattanooga, visi
e ed Mrs. Annie Johnson through Su
If dav this week. A neat little invit
e ton was sent out by Mrs. Bill Gillia
If last Thursday to a select number
friends of the honorees, Mrs. G.
"a Freeman and son, Edward, OF Lit
G Rock. Ark. A very enjoyable tir
.. was spent by all present, Mrs. Ere
lie man holds an identity with the pr
I'd lie school teachers Of her adopt
IS. state. Arkansas. Master Clark p
Of ton is uu from a recent illness. n
a. Luther Cummings reports the Gold
"a Flower Lodge No. 211 at TVllahon
tn Of the Pythian fraterRf'y. in 4
ne condition Little Misses Cynthia X
IN inson and Eula Martin are on
be sick list this week Wanted-a ma
m for the new colored shool buildi
les Mail Box 10S,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-27

guests of Mrs. M. M. Bell Thursday.
Rev. A. Ransom returned from Brent
wood last Tuesday and reports good
time. Mrs. E. l.. Peacock and son,
Burnie, of Columbia, Tenn, were
called to the bedside of their mother,
Mrs. M. M. Bell, ON w. Monroe street.
Prof, r. l.. Whiteside is almost per-
suaded to be a subscriber to the Nash
vile Globe. Misses Cleo Buchanan,
Dora West, DR.. ]. A. Jones and Mr..
Hatten Buchanan were the guests of
Mrs. Tennie Cunningham Sunday
Misses Lima and Sammie Daniel were
out at service Sunday. Rev. Ransom
preached two excellent sermons Sum
day. Taking up the Cross and follow
ing Jesus was the subject of one; the
other, The reward to them that over
come. Many souls were made glad.
MI. Ernest Goodwin, Of Philadelphia,
Penn, is the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Harriet Carter, on West Franklin
street. 1t has been eighteen years
since he was here. Mrs. Jane Dean
was called from Nashville to the bed
side of her daughter, Mrs. Sam Dean,
who is seriously i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Sadie Caldwell entertained in
honor of Mr.. Ernest Goodwin Those
! present were: the honDree, Miss; Eva
! Gill and Messrs. H. II. Knott and
Frank Gardner. Mrs. Eliza Word is
better at this writing Rev. Gooch
filled the pulpit at the First Baptist
Church Suday afternoon: His text
Almost persuadest thou me to- be q
Christian" 1t was a plain gospel ser
mon, telling men their duty and o.
their sins. Amount collected, SIG
Those seated on the Eostrum were
DR.. ]. A. Jones, Rev.. G. R. Norman
and Rev. A. Neal. MEs. M. A. Nixor
will be a subscriber FOR the Glob
beginning with the next issue. I
the Globe fails to come to you you
subscription has expired. Renew Mr.
Raymond Davidson, of Nashville,
here to see her sister, Mrs. Sam Dear
Mr.. John Lewis Smith, of Petersburg
r, was the guest of MISS Susie M. Fla
' Sunday. Mrs. c. A Jackson and Mr.
. Lula G. Greer went out at service a
ter a weeks illness. Mrs. Maggi
Davis and Mr.. VIII Dixon called o
. Mr.. Ernest, Goodwin Sunday. MIS-
y Jimmie McFadden is in Sewanee. Mr.
= John Williams, Of Chattanooga, is tn
). guest of Mrs. Perry Bowman on Da
a ton avenue. Mrs. Emma Jones,
y Topeka, Kans, is the guest of h,
\ father, Mr.. Jordan Smith, at the res
,. dence Of his daughter, Mrs. Ali
Wright. Mr.. Clarence Arnold ar
Miss jamie Thompson were out dri
ing last Sunday afternoon. Rev. Ra