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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-31
FAYETTEVILLE NOTES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

There was a preachers meeting
held n the 22nd Of January, at Rev.
DIR. A. Cruickshank's Office. Those
present were Rev. DR.. l. H. WEIGH,
Rev. DR.. A. Cruickshank, Rev. E. P.
Ellis, Rev. H. X. Kennedy, Rev. A. r.
Martin, Rev. w. H. L. Reynolds, Rev.
Geo. Mcdonald and Dodee Bonner.
The meetig was opened with prayer
by Rev. Geo. Mcdonald, after which
Rev. E. P. Ellis stated the cause of
the meeting and askd each member
present to participate in giving their
opinion. After each member had
stated his ideas, DR.. |. H. Welsh
gave a good and brier talk relative
10 the benefits that would be derived
from it. The officers elected were
Rev. E. P. Ellis, president; Rev. H.
X. Kennedy, vice president; Rev. A.
Cruickshank, secretary; Rev. w. H.
Reynolds, assistant secretary; Rev.
A. e. Martin, treasurer. Officers on
Bylaws and Constitution: Rev. e. P.
Ellis, Rev. H. X. Kennedy, Rev. A.
Cr~uickshank, Lev. w. H. Reynolds.
The name given was Lincoln County
Ministerial Association. An invita-
ton will be extended to all ministers
of Lincoln County to join this union.
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Wednesday at 1890 a. m, at said
place.
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%ruLLAHoMA NOTES.

Rev. ]. H. Hillman, the D. S. mis-
%sionary was present last Sunday and
was a live WIRE in the Sunday-School.
Rev. Hillsman preached a soul-stir-
ring sermon. Mrs. Josie Cannon who
has been quite i'll died on last Tues
day morning and was buried in the
citizens Cemetery by the Christian
Fellowship Lodge. She leaves two
children and a host of friends to
mourn her loss. Miss Tennie Hick-
erson died on last Thursday night Of
the tuberculosis. She was buried
in the Citizens Cemetery. Mrs. Ten
ME Patterson is quite i'll at this writ
ing. Mr.. John Oldham of Chatta-
nooga vas Shaking hands with his
many friends on last Sunday. The
Sunday-School teachers met with Miss
Katie Norman last Wednesday night.
and a lively time was enjoyed. Mr..
John Hannor has sent his application
to the Globe and will become a mem
Der just as soon as he pays his sub
scription to the agent. Miss Emma
Clendenen has returned from Nash
vile after a four weeks visit to her
brothers. Miss Clendenen was
charmingly entertained while in the
city. Mrs. Emma Line Brown
is on the sick list again.
Mr.. Dan Hale made a flying trip to
Nashville last Sunday Mrs.
Deller Neal and her son, George were
able to fill their places in Sunday
School last Sunday. Read the Globe
for the news and you will always be
posted.
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PULASKI NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Sykes an
nounce the engagement and approach
marriage of their daughter, CAMEL
and Mr.. G. w. Jackson. Mr.. Robert
Branan, the popular contractor and
bricklayer of Athens is in town and
has contracted for a large amount of
work IN his line. His work adver-
tises him wherever he goes. Prof.
A. T. Hill and Mrs. M. A. Turner
both Endowment Secretaries of the
X. of P. and Courts of Calanthe re-
spectively went to Nashville Satur-
day morning, January 25th to attend
their Endowment Boards in session
there on that date. Mrs. Ida Hay
wood who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Boast Haywood left for her
home in Nashville a few days ago.
Mrs. Jessie Collins and her sister,
Mrs. Lacey Wright, who has been
visiting their mother, Mrs. Alice
Murray here for several days left for
Nashville their home on oath inst.
Mr.. William Green while in the serv-
ice of the new railroad as a driver
fell from the wagon last Monday a
week ago and was killed. He leaves
a widow and a host Of friends to
mourn his loss. He was a member
of Old Zion Baptist Church here. Miss
Alice Mcclure is on the sick list this
week. Miss Georgia Malone is
improving. Mr.. Jonas Lewis, a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis is here
visiting his parents. DR.. J.. c. CAN'T
has returned from his recent trip tc
Alabama. Mrs. Leslie G. Stevens
has returned from Montgomery, Ala
Rev. A. Brooks, the pastor Of the A
M. e. Church preached a wonderful
sermon at his church Sunday to
large audience at twelve o'clock. Rev
Will Stevenson of Decatur, Ala, was
here last week mingling with friends
He is pastoring in Alapama. Mr.. N
N. Reynolds left Saturday morning
for Lynnville, starting on his annua
tour as Grand Lecturer Of the Order
of Calanthe. Manuel training ant
domestic arts have been recently
adopted in the city public schoo
here and the initiatory work is very
amusing to both teachers and pupils
DR.. L. M. Pollard Of Selma, Ala, was
in town Sunday as the guest Of Mr.
L. G.. Stevens,
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Out of TOu1n Notes.
DICKSON NOTES.


One of the saddest occasions here
last week was the death of Mr.. Geo,
Bibbs, who died Sunday, January 10,
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Bibbs of East Dickson.
Mr.. Bibbs was an obedient young
man and was warned of his death,
and told his mother. He professed
hope in Christ before he died, and
was prepared to go. We hope our
loss is heavens gain. Funeral serv-
ices were held at the family resi-
dence Tuesday afternoon and he was
inferred in lakewood Cemetery Janu-
airy 21st. He leaves a mother, father,
two sisters, two brothers and a host
Of friends to mourn his loss. Rev.
w. L. Ledford oficiated. Rev, R. B.
Ross left last Monday for Waynes-
boro to visit his daughter. Rev. j.
M. Ewell spent a few days here last
week. Miss Ella Wilson and Mrs.
Beulah Box, her sister, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Box. Mrs.
Maud Beck was in Nashville last
week. Miss Cora Bibbs was called
home from State Normal, Nashville,
last week on account Of the illness Of
her brother. Miss Allie B. Porter,
after spending a week in Nashville,
has returned home. Recently a
crowd of young people met at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Har-
din and organized a club known as
the Dunbar Literary Society, with
Miss Allie B. Porter as president; Mr..
Henry Thompson, vice president;
Miss Flora Hardin, Sc rotary, and DR..
Miles, treasurer. The club is to rem
der a literary program once a month
before the public. The death angel
took from our midst NJ. Hill, who
died December II. 1912, at Center
vile. He was a good young man,
and had many friends. His remains
were brought here and inferred in
lakewood Cemetery December goth.
The funeral services were held at st.
James A. M. E. Church. He leaves o
wife, sister, two brothers and many
friends. Mrs. Fora Suggs has re-
turned from Mt. Pleasant, from the
bedside of her mother and brother.
Mr.. Henry Lott and Rev. T. ]. John
ston left Tuesday night for Pueblo,
Col. Those who are on the sick list
are Mrs. Mollie McGill, Mr.. Johnnie
Deshazer, Susie Grimes, Nellie Hall,
and Mrs. Brittle Jones. Mrs. E. M.
Barrens, the trained nurse of Nash
vile, was here last week to nurse a
. of typho d ( yer for Dr.. Miles.
Miss Addie Critic and Mrs. Tina
Holbert have renewed their subscrip-
ton to the Globe. Miss Lula Hill is
still on the sick list. The Bowman
Chapel M. E. Church has been moved
to the Immaculate hall in East Dick
son. Rev. ]. w. Hill, the newly
elected pastor of the Second Baptist
Church here, is now domiciled in a
new little cottage in East Dickson.
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CLIFTON NOTES.

Rev. A. T. Cooper filed his pulpit
at II o'clock and at night and
preached to an appreciative audience
each time. Bro. Harry Spears, VIM.
Gum, Rev. w. ]. Young and Miss
Mackey Jones looked after the
finance. The Sir Knights and daugh-
tiers gave their royal house feast on
the 10th of January, Lney having
failed to give one for two or three
years. Rev. w. ]. Young encouraged
them to give another for the good OF
the order. The Chief Mentor re-
quested w. j. Young to take charge
of the affair. The hall was nicely
decorated by Rev. Young. B. Maber.
ry, the H. p, took charge Of the R.
House members and reorganized the
Royal House, after which Rev. Young
marched them down on the lower
floor, where the congregation had
gathered to hear Rev. Young speak.
Rev. Young made a talk to the House
and friends, and the table was pre-
pared. The H.. P. made a fine lecture
to the Daughters in regard to their
department on the streets. Mrs. Ida
Jackson and Robert Jackson were
pleasant callers at the home of Mrs.
Bette Spears Sunday evening. Rev.
Dowell has not yet returned to Clifton
with his family. Miss Wiley is here
from Paducah visiting her grandmoth.
er, Mrs. Whey Hayes. Mr.. Frank
Mitchell visited the A. M. E. church
Sunday morning. Mr.. William Crista,
of Lexington, is visiting Clifton.
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younger daughter of 16 summers was
united into matrimony to Mr.. VIII
liam Gage 10 years) of Rothburn.
Tenn. Rev. G.. w. Cain officiating.
Miss Lena is a favorite of the young
er set here and her absence will be
conspicuous among the younger peo-
pie. Mr.. Hogue is a miner by occu-
patton but he has spent the past 3
years in the U, S. Army. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hogue left on the 9:4O az m.
train Monday for Rothburn, his home.
This youthful couple have the best
wishes of many friends here. DR..
Wells OF Memphis was the guest of
DR.. Astrapp Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Wells stopped with Mr.. 1and
Mrs. Carroll Hawkins during her
short stay. The Henry Byron Union
Literary Society held an interesting
meeting at the M. e. Church last
Tuesday night at Mt. Bethlehem. Bap-
fist Church this week will be another
brainy discussion. The reports of
last week should have read Presi-.
dent, Prof. F. c. Greer; Vice ,Rresi-
dent, 3. w. Buchanan; Secretary,
Miss Kathleen Northcut; Treasurer,
Mrs. Mary Gaines; Critic, Mrs. ]. M.
Hawkins, organist. Miss Gladys
Robinson, Mrs. Julia Fultz and Mrs.
Mary Barnett have returned from
Birmingham, Ala. Miss Lena North
cut was the guest of Miss Kath-
crime Parker Sunday. DR.. w. ].
Astrapp spent Saturday In Chatta-
nooga on business. Miss jamie
Lightfoot spent Monday and Tuesday
at Jasper visiting Mrs. Lula Shack
ley. Rev. A. S. Monroe, P. E., of
the Chattanooga District of the A.
NJ. r. Zion Church held his first
quarterly meeting for this Confer
ence year at this place last Sunday.
Rev. Chas. McClain, pastor. Some
church people are preparing for rally
days, viz, Mt. Bethlehem Baptist,
the M. 3. and the A. M. e. Churches.
The A. M. e. Church Bulletin is the
name of the weekly newspaper here
recently established, Rev. B. A. Nor
ris, Editor. Hurrah for our burg!
Our paper! Long may it live. It
Just made its bow last week. Miss
jamie A, Lightfoot's music classes
will meet her Mondays and Saturdays
at the Hawkins residence, the corner
of 4th and Walnut steeets. Thurs
days each week she Will instruct her
class at Bridgeport, Ala. Rev. E! A.
Morris has gone to Tuscumbia, Ala,
to visit his wife. Will return this
week. Mr.. Buford Martin has re-
entered as a student of Morristown
College. On the 10th inst. death
claimed Mr., Dan Evans an elderly
gentleman who lived in the neighbor-
hood of the old r. c. and I. furnaces.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Jesse
Lamberson. He died suddenly in
bed at his home and was found dead.
Mr., Matthew Alley better known
here as uncle Mat" died at his home
recently. He was an aged man
perhaps 80 odd years. His remains
were inferred in the city cemetery.
His daughter, Mrs. L. Young Hill
and his grand an great grand-ehil-
dren have the sympathy Of many
hearts.
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A new department has been opened
in city schools, department of do
nestle science. Miss McKabe, for
merly instructor in Turner Nor
NAL College, is in charge, and the
building formerly occupied by the
Presbyterian mission is the home of
the new department. Mrs. JEFF
ferson has been quite i'll for several
days, but is co~nvalescent. Miss EN-
ma Williams was called home from
Fisk on account of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Ed Williams. We are
glad to learn that Mrs. Williams is
much improved. Again let me re-
mind persons who have news for the
Globe, that all matter must be in the
hands of the reporter before noon
Monday if you wish it published the
same week. The union revival that
is being held by St. Peter, Wesley
Chapel and Zion Methodist churches,
has absorbed the attention of the N
tire city. The first two weeks
brought in eighty converts, and the
third week opened at Wesley Chapel
with a prospect of still greater re-
suits. Last week the meetings ere
held at Zion Church and the building
could not nearly hold the crowd that
tried to get in every night. Last
Sunday afternoon, a great meeting
was held at st. Peter, and the large
auditorium was crowded. DR.. Buck-
ner continues to preach with great
power and scathingly rebukes SIN Of
every nature, whether in the church
or without. Among tn emost charm
ing affairs of the season was the linen
shower given Miss Nell Rose Bailey,
junior nurse at the home infrmary by
Mrs. and MISS Sophia Merriwether at
the lovely residence of Madam Katie
Greenlaw, 1918 Main street from $3.50
o'clock to 4:30 p. m, Saturday. A
nice little program was first rendered
with Mrs. Lula Bell of Pittsburg, Pa,
acting Mistress of ceremonies. After
she had made some very appropriate
remarks, showers of blessings were
sung led by Miss Sophia Merriwether.
One of the sweetest features of the
occasion was a wagon which had been
beautifully and artistically decorated
by Mrs. Carrie Garnett with white
roses, all laden with beautiful and
useful linen wa drawn in by the two
sweet little Misses Greenlaws, they
being dressed in white lace, stepping
to the tife of the music of the piano.
The Miss Bailey, the bride-to-be as
has been stated above employed at
the Home Infirmary, where she has
been for more than two years. Com
ing from st. Louis to accept the po-
sition. Cake and ice cream were
served to the guests.
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MARTIN

Sunday was a bright, cool day, but
only a few church-going people were
out. Rev. J. P. Williams preached at
the {. M. e. church Sunday and night,
and Rev. S. NJ. Strayhorne, B. D.,
filed his pulpit at the M. f. church
Sunday. The farmers were glad to
see the rain last week on account OF
their tobacco crops, and many are
hustling in this week. Rev. S. M.
Strayhorne, B. D., made a trip to
Chattanooga last week and stopped
at Tullahoma to see his friends on
his return. He reports a fine time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavett are much better
this week. Mr.. Pointer is on the sick
list also. Mr.. Warner Childress is
much better. Mr.. II. Silvertooth is
about up again. Rev. G. P. Woodson
of Paris, preached at Oak Grove Bap
fist Church last Sunday. Mrs. julia
smith died Sunday, January 10. Rev
q p. Woodson and Rev. s. M. Stray
horne attended the funeral at Oal
Grove Baptist Church Monday. TIT
colored citizens here have put dowr
n plank walk from the I. G. Railroad
70 the school house in the north par
of the city. Rev. and Mrs. 5. M
-ctravhorne are visiting in Uniol
CIV this week. Mrs. Byas is quit
an this week, also Mrs, Warner. Mr.
VIM. Gilbert has returned from Paris
Tenn, where he has been plasterlne
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JASPER

Last Sunday night Rev. S. l.. Dun
can pastor of Wells Chapel M. e.
Church started his revival and had a
very successful meeting. There
were six conversions and the people
are hoping for a greater success. The
people are waking up more along
these lines. The lock and dam is
still overlooking and causing a great
many laborers to be laid off from
work until the water falls. The peo-
pie of Jasper are having very good
health. Miss Ellen Pryor was quiet
ly married last Sunday. Mr.. Bird
is up and able to work again. Mrs.
Callie Greer and her brother, MIR.
Isaiah McFerscen, who have been
away on a long visit are at home
again.
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EDENWALD NOTES.

Miss Augusta Richmond was quiet
ly married at her home at $3.50 o'clock
last Thursday evening, January 20,
to Mr.. Ike Bentley, of Gallatin, Tenn.
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends witnessed the marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. U.
S. G. Brown, of Murfreesboro. The
bride was very handsome in her white
lace dress. She will remain with her
mother for a few weeks and later she
will go to housekeeping at the Palmer
place. Mrs. Josie Benton is very i'll
at this writing. Mrs. Dayton Jones
entertained at supper last Thursday
evening Rev. U. s.. G. Brown. Mrs,
Martha Gee spent Tuesday in Nash.
vile. Mr.. Abe Gee is with his sister,
Mrs. Josie Benton, of this place. Mr..
Walter Booze left this place last Sat
urday for Louisville, where he will
make his home.
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L NOTES

DIR. ]. c. Caldwell, D. D., of Nash
vile, Tenn, Secretary of the Allen
Christian Endeavor League, Society
of the A. M. e. Church, was with
Rev. A. Whitworth, pastor of Allen
Bethel A. M. e. Church, and the gooG
people Of Lewisburg on January Goth,
at II a. m. DR.. CaldweIi, the undis-
puted orator and preacher, carried
the audience at will. At Z p. m. DR..
Caldwell was again in%troducedto a
vast audience, who came to hear a
special sermon to the young people Of
tie town. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher
who have been visiting their parents
of Fayetteville, have returned home
Master Edward Hatcher, Jr., accom-
panied them back home. Mrs. Fran
els, of Mt. Pleasant, is visiting her
husban7. Rev. A. Phillips left Satur
day morning for Spring Hill to fl
his appointment. Mr.. Claud May:
was in Chattanooga on business last
week. He was accompanied home b,
his brother, Mr.. Max Mays. Mrs
VIII Atkins is very sick at this writ
ing. Mr.. P. II. Mcbride, of Alabama
was here last week visiting his fam
lily. Rev. G. w. Marsh was in Peters
burg Saturday and Sunday on bust
ness. Mrs. Holt, Of Belfast, was il
town shopping Wednesday. Miss Mag
! gle Lee Davis, who has been confne,
to her room, is able to be out again
DR.. Caldwell was entertained at thu
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hugginl
while here. Mr.. and Mrs. Ozro Bish
op are the proud parents Of a fine boy
There was a large attendance from
\ Mckenzie Sunday to hear DR.. ]. c
\ Caldwell, Of Nashville.
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DAYTON NOTES.

Rev. J. G. L. Cripplns of Chatta-
nooga has been called to the pas
toral care Of Mt. Zion Baptist Church
and made his arrival last Sunday and
preached a soul-strring sermon at II
o'clock. Rev. j. T. Thornton and
Rev. G. W. Washington went to
Evansville, Tenn, to fill their regular
appointments. Mrs. Sallle ]. Mat
thews of East Washington street was
called to Stevenson, Ala, to the bed
side Of her sick fatherinlaw, her hus
band being enable to go on the &C
count of illness. Mrs. Virginia Cum
ningham is ~indisposed with la grippe
this week. Mr.. Henry Angle made
a business trip to Chattanooga last
Sunday. MT. Jim Brannan and Miss
Nell Dyer were quietly married at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stokes last Thursday night. The
guests present were Mrs. Ben Dyer
Mrs. Alder Braxton, Mrs. Cornetta
Holman, Miss Alley Griffin and Mr.
Fred Roddy, D. d. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Triggs. They
will leave in a few days for North
ern parts unknown to us until they
return and report their trip. Mrs
J.. T. Thornton and children were
visiting in Morgantown last Sunday
Mrs. Bell Jones and Mrs. James
Gaines were visiting Mrs. Call West
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Broyles ant
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Lees in Morgan
town last Sunday. Mr. Amos Erowr
whose foot was badly mashed in the
mines is able to be out on his crutch
es. Mrs. Sarah Broyles is indis
posed this week. Mrs. L. Hicks
who has been indisposed this weeE
Is looking fine. Mrs. Lizzie Mar
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%cENTREvlLLE NOTES.

The bad weather has caused much
sickness in our town. Mrs. Mary
Flemans is on the sick list, Mr.. VIM
Flemans made a trip to Murfrees
boro to see his mother, Mrs. Harris
was the guest Of Mrs, Flemans lasl
Sunday. Mrs Halliburton is on tht
sick list. Mrs. Flemans went to towT
Monday on a business trip. If you
want a nice lot of chickens call or
Mrs. Mary Flemans.
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FRANKLIN NOTES.

The Carnarian Art Club met in the
home of Mrs. Fount Brown Wednes.
day evening at half past two p. m,
with the president, Mrs. d. Short
presiding. Meeting was opened in
proper form, with song and prayer
After which each lady was engaged
in needle work. At a late hour a two
course menu was served. Next meet
ing will be held in the home of Mrs
Henry Mitchell, when we hope to see
all members present.
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on Jewel street entertained a

TIN on Jewel street entertained as
guest last Sunday in the afternoon
Miss Minnie Foster of GULL, Tenn,
and her mother, Mrs. Pheby Organ,
of Quarry street. Mrs. Slant Hol-
mar is to visit Morgantown next
Wednesday. Mr.. G. Holman one
of our business men IS off for Chat
tanooga Monday, January on bust
ness MT. A. J.. Swofford will leave
soon in search of fine garden straw
berry plants to reset his farm.
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commandment. Read it and consider
1t. Owing to immense patronage,
the McDavis grocery will either seek
new quarters or enlarge that build
ing. The First Baptist Church
has accepted a Shepherd. Now fol-
low. Mrs. Will Owens has adopted
a three months old baby boy.
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ALIENS CREEK NOTES

Rev. Scout Hames is in town and
preached an able sermon Sunday. A
goodly number attended regardless OF
the weather, Knight Bailey, the
Grand Deputy, was in town last week
on fraternal business OF the order OF
the X. Of P. He installed the follow.
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EDeEFIELD JUNCTION NOTES.

Edgefield Junction baptist Church,
with Rev. Gooch, pastor, is progress
ing nicely. He is also pastor of the
Baptist church at Goodlettsville. Rev.
C. H. Lewis, the evangelist, has deliv-
cred many excellent sermon to the
people at both stations. They were
much benefited and are always glad
to hear him.
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SOUTH PIrrsRuRe NOTES.

A very pretty marriage at the home
of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs.
Jarrett Jones was Witnessed by a
limited number Of friends Sunday
26th at 5 p. m. when Miss Lena, the
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