The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21
GREENFIELD NOTES.

GREENFIELD NOTES.
Our little town is in quite a BOOM
last Sunday; from the fact, that
this marked the date that the Order
Of the Eastern Star, hold their Annual
Celebration; Estes Chapter No. 1913
and Emanuel Lodge No. Ga, A. F. and
A. NJ. met at st. Lukes Baptist Church
In the afternoon and listened to a
most excellent sermon delivered by
Rev. S. NJ. Strayhorn, P. C. of McCabes
Temple NJ. E. Church of Martin. His
sermon was full of power and inspira-
ton. The following read some very
excellent papers: Mrs. Myrtle Ward,
Mrs. Birdie Williams and Mrs, Mile
Terrell. The whole occasion was
very beautiful and impressive. The
report showed that the order was
thriving her and doing much good, and
having more than $4,000 in the home
treasure. We must all feel proud of
such a chapter. Our public schools
closed last Friday. Mrs. e. B. Tay-
lor of Jackson labored earnestly dur
ing the past term and fell that much
has been accomplished. We here
take pleasure in publishing the fcL
lowing honor roll from the final ex-
animation; Miss Lucille Ward, SO;
Miss Ellen HOrnbeka, SO; Miss Lula
Williams, So; Miss Emma Williams,
So; Miss Christine Thompsonl So;
Master George L. CONS, 81; Master
Junior Clark, IS. We all wish Mrs.
Taylor quite a success in field of
labor. On the 10th of this month,
the death angel came and took from
us one of our highest respected young
men, in the person Of Mr.. James Will
liams, Jr. This was a noble young
man, 80 years, 6 months and 3 days
old. He had been a member of st.
Luke BAPTIST here for fourteen years.
He live a very conscientious Chris
tian Life, admired and loved by all
who knew him. He leaves a mother,
father, wife, son, four brothers, five
sisters and a host Of friends to mourn
his loss. His pastor, Rev. c. H.
Ivie preached his funeral. The flu
eral was very largely attended. The
many friends join in sympathy with
the bereaved family. Quite a num-
Der of visitors we're here Sunday to
be present at the sermon of the Order
of the Eastern Star. Among them
were Mr.. Ras Rodgers, of Martin,
Messrs. Anal Hester, George Love,
Elton Pigpe, Alex Rodgers of Sharon
and others were present. Messrs. B.
B. Black and Rufus Wells happened
to accidents while at work at the Box
Factory a few days ago. Neither
is very seriously injured. Messrs.
Robert Hombreak and B. B. Black
r both full of smiles. The"Stork"
came and brought the former a daugh-
ter, the latter a son. All are moving
on we'll. The Union Revival which
went on at st. Luke Baptist Church
for the last two weeks and conducted
by the P. E., Rev. G. H. Ivie, Rev.
Craig, P. E., Of C. NJ. e. Church and
Rev. Young, P. q. of A. NJ. E. Church,
proved a success. Several profess
sions we're made and several addi-
lions to the church. Miss Beulah
Malone has returned home from Win
go, KY, where she has been engaged
in cooking on the train. Prof. N.
N. Reynolds's, State G. L. for the
Court of Calanthe, lectured last Fri
day night to a nice number of Calan-
thes, Knights, Juveniles and friends.
After a suitable reception was ten
dered, which was enjoyed by all. The
Court kept Prof. N. N. Reynolds over
until Sunday morning. He made
special lecture to Calanthes alone
Saturday; he found quite a welcome
reception in every home that he
CHANGED to visit. He was met by
many Knights and Calanthes and
many were at the train when he left
Sunday morning. Remember that
the K. of P's, Calanthes and Juveniles
will have their Annual Thanksgiving
exercises the fifth Sunday, March 30
at st. Luke Baptist Church at 2:30
p. m, quite a splendid time is antici-
pated. Come and enjoy the occa-
sion. Bring your children along.