The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-07
PULASKI

Presiding Elder Howard of the A.
NJ. E. Church held a very successful
Quarterly Conference here Sunday,
the End inst. at Campbell's Chapel,
Rev. A. Brooks, the pastor has al
ready aroused his people in the in
terest of the Annual Conference
which is to convene here in October.
Rev. ]. M. Gentry and Mr.. Bob Wilson
are organizing a U. B. F. Society.
here. Rev. NJ. c. Skillem of Decatur
vas in town a few days this week
visiting his family who lives here and
he is p~astoring a church in Decatur.
Mr.. Mahlon Carter came up from At
Athens, Ala, Saturday evening to
visit his family here. Mrs. Stella
Dougherty went to Nashville Wednes-
day, Miss Willie Fllery is on the
sick list also Miss Sarah Griggs who
has been very sick is improving. Mrs.
Willis Bramlette is some what In
disposed this week. Mr.. Nap Rey-
nolds, who has been sick at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hannah Reynolds
for quite a while. died Saturday and
was buried Sunday, End inst. Mr..
and Mrs. Buck Vance are all in cmiles
over a visitor at their home in the
person of a ten 40 lb) baby that
came to their home last week. Mr..
Mack Buford and Mr.. Dock Butler,
who are messengers in the Senate at
Nashville came home to spend their
recess and they were both in town
Saturday. Prof. J. w. Brown of
Prospect was in the city Saturday.
Regular services were held at Beulah
Baptist Church Sunday and Sunday
night by Rev. D. Holland, the pastor.
Miss ]. e. Bramlette, who Is teaching
at Good Springs was in town Satur-
day and Sunday to visit her parents
and perform her duties as organist
for the Beulah Sunday-school. Miss
Addie May Moore is very sick at this
writing. Mrs. Harrison Bramlette,
who has been sick for quite a while
is some better. Mrs. James Ezell on
N. End is improving. Mrs. Alberta
Childs is on the sick list. Mrs. Ra-
chel Braden who has been suck is
much better. Mrs. Ed Haywood who
has been quite sick is out again. The
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Smith
are proud to know that they will be
home again in a few days. Mr.. Mel
vim Huff is on the sick list. Br. Sam
Mitchell, a rural route carrier has
purchased a home in %Culpepper. We
are having a deal Of sickness here
and both DR.. W. A. Lewis and DR.. ].
c.. Grant are kept very busy making
professional calls. Little Erastus
Morrell was taken very sick last week
and his mother, Mrs. A. F. Morrell,
who is teaching at Veta came home
Saturday to e him and returned to
her work Sunday afternoon. Miss
Ellen Upshaw, who is teaching at
%1kton was in town Saturday also
Mrs. Emma Mason who is teaching at
Bethel. Miss frankie Upshaw who
has been sick several days Is improv'
ing nicely. The Baptist Minister'S
Conference met at Beulah Baptist
Church last Monday and organized to
have regular meetings each Week, The
ladies Maeeo Court, No. II, Order OF
Calanthe stormed Mrs. Ed White
Saturday on account of her husband
Mr.. White who has been sick so long
Household of Ruth, No. 1888 gave 8
public installation for it's newly elected
officers a few days ago in the 1. o. I
Hall and a very interesting program
was rendered. The principal officers
installed were Mrs. V. s. Caldwell
NJ. N. G.; Mrs. M. H. Bridgeforth, R
N. G.; Mrs. M. A. Turner, ". R.; Mrs
Mollie Tiers, P. M. N. G.; Mrs. VIM
Burch, TREASURER; Mrs. Efie Johnson
N. G. Bridgeport and papers by Mrs
C. II. D%angerfield; addresses were
made by Prof. Bridgeport and Rev. D
Howard. Mrs. Nettie Clay Of Nash
vile is here visiting relatives ant
| friends. She is a daughter Of Mrs
: Bette Moore.