The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-08-29
cALLATIN NOTES.

The Holiness people nave clOSeu
their tent meeting here which has
been in session or the past week.
There were two lawn fetes last
week, Thursday night at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Margaret Lyles and
Friday night at Mr.. and Mrs. c. P.
Bryant's. Large attendance and
music was furnished by Otfitis Con-
cert Bad for both occasions. A
good many took advantage of the
pleasant night Saturday, August 20
and drove from here to the pleasant
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
con Patterson, where a moonlight
picnic was in session. Little Miss
Annie Nixon returned to Nashville
Sunday after weeks stay here
with father and other relatives. The
Sons and Daughters of Charity and
Doves annual sermon was preached
Sunday by Rev. P. Vertrees at Win
chester st. Baptist Church. The
city public school Will open the first
Monday in September. Miss Ruth
L. Hill of Avondale was guest of
Miss Fannie L. Harrison who was
here from her school at Portland.
Miss Katie Sloane of Nashville is
here visiting Mrs. Peytonia Watkins.
Miss Norris of Nashville has re-
turned after several days stay here
as guest of the Misses Anthony.
Mrs. T. Snouden and little Miss
Grace Nixon have returned from
months visit to Mrs. Josie and Miss
Henrietta Mahan in Franklin, KY.
Remember to meet your friends here
at Summer County Fair Association,
Seventh annual exhibition, Septem-
Der S, 6, 1918, as we anticipate
having a big time. Miss Eva Nc
Murray left Saturday for Helena,
Ark. Mr.. A. Sellars of Nashville
was guest of Miss e. Bush Sunday
The remains of little Miss Elizabeth
Algood daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim AlgoodI of Chicago, ILL.,, were
brought here by her parents for in
terment. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. P. Vertrees at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Algood, grandparents of the de-
deceased District Superintendent,
Guthrie will hold his last quarterly
session for this conference year at
Keys Chapel M. E. Church Septem-
Der 10 and will fill the pulpit Sun
day 21st. st. Luke A. M. E. Church
of which Rev. Jas. l.. Marlin is pas
tor was wide awake Sunday. Revs.
VIM. Robertson of Nashville, Brown
and Hugh of this place filled the
pulpit respectively morning, alter
noon and at night. Basket dinner
was served ON the ground. A neat
sum of $4,000 was realized. Rev.
Burrell Scott of Nashville was pres
ent Monday night and began a series
of revival service. Mr. and Mrs
Ed Jones are here from st. Louis
Mo. Mrs. Lottie Chenault Withers
has returned from Jackson in atten
dance upon Grand Lodge session OF
G. U. of o. f. and Household of Ruth
Mrs Withers who was District
Grand Treasurer for the State was
reelected by reclamation to this OF
flee again. The Household OF Ruth
No. 129 of this place which Mrs
Withers is Worthy Recorder feels
very much elated to know that this
honor was conferred again upon her
A large delegation was present anC
the people were broad in showing
their hospitality. toward enter
tanning them. Mrs. Kiziah Harris
daughter of Mr.. Walter Head of thi'
place who resides in Indianapolis
Ind, died August % and the remains
shipped here Monday, August 70 10
interment, accompanied by her hus
band, Mr.. Thos. Harris, sister, Mis-
Alice Head and Mrs. Hattie A. Mitch
ell brothers Messrs. Walter ant
Charley Head, Miss Katie Miles ant
Mrs Rahcel Turner and Rev. f
Terrell of Indianapolis, Ind. I'M
remains were met at the train by
large number of officers and mem
bers of the Household of Ruth o
this place of which Mrs. Harris hat
been a faithful member for nine ant
one-half years. The remains Wer
carried to Key Chapel M. e. Churcl
where the funeral services wer
conducted. TLead Kindly Light" wa
sung by chapel choir; Scriptur
reading by Rev. P. Bertrees; praye
by Rev. Marlin; obituary was rea
by Rev. B. f. Terrell. Nearer nj
God to Thee" was sung by the choir
Rev. ]. X. Jones read the resolu
nd
from passage of Scripture yer,
, appropriate to the occasion afte
which Rev. B. F. Ferrell paid
high tribute to the life of the d.
, ceased as a faithful and consisten
; Chritian, devoted and loVin
wife, a good citizen and an earnef
= church worker while in indianapolis
Rev P. Vertrees also spoke of tn