The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-05
GAINESVILLE oTEs.

Prof. /. b. McCutcne0n ana WlIe
are here visiting relatives. They are
the guests of their brother. Mr.. Bird
WarGeld, and wife, of Franklin street. |
He reports school conditions fine and
demand for qualified teachers on the |
increase and salary good; he has the
recommendation OF the appointment OF
teachers from over a dozen counties. |
Mrs. Mary Turner, of st. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting relatives and friends. She
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
Warfield, College street. She is the
recipient of many social functions.
Mrs. Annie Mctcalfe and Mrs. Joe
Thompkins have just returned from a
pleasant visit to Chicago. Camp-meet-
ing conducted under the c. NJ. E. and
A. M. z. Zion churches Is resulting
in much good. Prof l. B. and Mrs.
B. l.. McCutcheon and Mrs. Mary Tur
ner spent Sunday in Allensville, KY,
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee War
field. Mrs. Stella Shaw, formerly Miss
Stella Myles, and her husband are
here from San Francisco, Cal, visit
ing relatives and friends. They spent
Sunday in Nashville. Mrs. Lizzie
James, Mrs. Ella West are visitors
from Chicago. Mesdames Leila Wood
son, Katie Bibbs-Gauf, Sallie Dix and
Miss Maud Bailey, Mr.. George Dab
ney and John Dixon are this weeks
guests from st. Louis to relatives and
friends. Also Miss Mamie Keesee.
Mrs. Mary Turner leaves in q few
days for visits to friends in Hopkins
vile, KY, Guthrie, KY, and Nashville,
Tenn. Mrs. Alice Thompson. of
Nashville, was called to GAINESVILLE to
the bedside Of ner aunt, Mrs. Alice
Roberts, of $40 Union street. She
leaves Saturday for home, accompa-
MED by her friend, Mrs. L. B. Leavell,
who will spend a week in the home
Of her father, Mr. Henry Woodson.
Mrs. Willie G. Smith spent Saturday
and Sunday at Palmyra visiting
friends and attending school matters.
Mrs. L. B. Leavell entertained Thurs
day evening The honored guest was
Mrs. Alice Thompson. One Of the
most brilliant affairs of the season
was the reception given by the NJ l..
p Club, Of Wesley Chapel, at Love
! JOY" the parsonage, In honor of Mrs.
J. o. Phillips, OF Cleveland, o. Love
joy was beautifully decorated with
palms and sunfowers, and the fifty
odd ladies were attired charmingly.
Mrs. Copeland was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mesdames Reed, Smith, Willis
Roberts, John Powers, w. T. McRae,
Miss Sarah Page and Mrs. Lena Will
liam3 presided at the bunch bowl. A
program was rendered after the de-
lightful sandwich and ice course
was served Last Thursday a
nice outing at Cave Springs
was given. Reverend D. A. Gra-
ham, D. d., had a severe attack of sci
attic rheumatism last Sunday and is at
present writing confined to his bed
He is under the treatment of DR..
Burt. Mr.. Hugh Legion and Mr.
George Dabney, OF st. Louis, are in
the city the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
s. A. Dabney. Mrs. Hayes Petree and
Miss Lucy N. Major, who are visit
ing their uncle, Mr. S. N. Dabney,
were entertained Wednesday by Miss
LOWE Martin. The Wardrobe Club
gave a Centennial Entertainment at
Union Park Monday, tuesday and
Wednesday night of this week. Rev.
D. A Graham D. D., spent a portion
of last week at Shelbyville, Tenn, at
tending a meeting Of the trustees at
Turner Normal. Quarterly meeting