The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-04
NOTES.


Sunday, March 2Srd was a great
day in Zion. The installation Of
the pastor Of the Mount Zion Bap-
fist Church was conducted by Rev,
N. P. Anderson of Chattanooga. The
program was carried out in an order
ly way. Invocation was delivered
by Rev. ]. R. Franklin. Song by
choir, with Miss Mable Franklin at
the organ. "Bless be the tie that
read by DR.. J.. w. Wood, subject 'The
Relation of the Deacon to the Pas
tor; recitation by Miss A. L. e.
Holman; paper was read and brief
remarks were made by Prof. Ed
ward Ingle. Prof. Angle made an
excellent statement, one full of gi-
gantic thought and interest. Nh.
Fred Boldly sang a solo suitable to
the occasion full of spirit, after
which DR.. Wood read the Scripture
Lesson and one verse of go preach
my gospel" was sung. Rev. N. P.
Anderson was introduced by the mas
ter Of ceremonies, Prof. Edward An
gle, Rev. Anderson chose for his text,
Feed my Lambs and Feed my
Sheep" Mrs. Virginia Cunningham
was able to be out last Sunday after
being indisposed for the past six
weeks. She dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Mathes IN East Fox St.,
accompanied by DR.. Wood. Mrs. L.
NJ. Brown who has been %indisposed
for the month was out last Sunday.
Club No. 1872 will give an entertain
ment for the rally in May. Mrs. A.
L. Lowery, captain of No. 4 will give
an entertainment Saturday night at
the College Hill Hall. Mr.. Will
Mase who was injured at the D. G.
and I. Furnace last week is able to
be out again. MI. Riley Smith and
Thursday night by Rev. J.. T. Thorn
ton at the residence of Mrs. Salena
Brown on the n Of Market and
Washington streets. Rev, H.. W.
STRIPPING, the ex-pastor of the Mt.
Zion Baptist BAPTIST Church filed the
stand at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church
last Sunday. Rev. H. w. STRIPPING
is pastoring at st. Elm, Chattanooga,
Tenn. Last Sunday was a great
day at the American Church with the
Knights of Pythias. where they turned
out and had a Thanksgiving sermon
preached by Rev. ]. D. Miller. The
Order was we'll represented. A pa
per was read by Mrs. ]. T. Thorn
ton giving the relation and strong
works of the Calanthians. A song
by the we'll directed choir; paper by
Mrs. Bell Bogale; paper by Mr.. T. ].
Suddath; all were full of wisdom and
love. Rev. J.. T. Thornton made
some very interesting remarks, along
the lines of Pythianism. Mr.. N. R.
Roberts was master of ceremonies.
Scripture Lesson was read by Rev.
Johnson Of the M. e. Church. The
second lesson was read by Rev. ]. G..
Crippins. The paper read by a lit
tie girl of the Juvenile was a model
for the future Of u young children.
May this Order grow to it's utmost
capacity and be a model for all who
wish to rise in society. Mr.. w. M.
Mcdonald Of Chattanooga was visit
ing friends in Dayton last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. L. Lee was able to be out
to church last Sunday for the first
time since November, 1912. The en-
tertainment given last Saturday-night
by Club No. 4 in the interest Of the
rally to be given in May was a sue
cess. 1910 was collected. Mrs.
Will Rucker who has been i%ndisposed
is slowly improving. The newly mar
ried couple which was reported off
on a honeymoon trip in the South
has returned and settled at their
home on College street. DR.. J. W.
Wood is doing a large practice in our
city and is much thought of by all.
He was water bound in South Day
ton by the rapid rise Of the Richland
Creek this week and vas unable to
call to see Miss Blanche Mase, who
is very i'll with fever in Morgantown.
Mrs. Bessie Hodgkins is at the bed
side Of her sick daughter at Morgan
Town. Miss Glennia Cunningham
and Miss Lealer Miller visited Miss
Blanche Mase last Wednesday in
Morgan Town. Mrs. Lizzie Martin,
Mrs. Virginia Cunningham and Mrs.
Emma Gillespie went shopping at
the D. c. and I Co. Store last Thurs
day. Mr.. Eugene B~illingsby of North
Market street is in Win Rock, Tenn.
Mrs. L. NJ. Brown, who has been in
disposed for some time is able to be
out again. Mr.. J.. ]. Jolley left last
Sunday for Columbus, Ohio to work.
Miss Lucy Eass on Jewel street vas
the welcomed guest Of Mrs. John
Martin on Maple street last Sunday.
afternoon. Mrs Bessie Hodgkins
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Lee last
Sunday at supper.