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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

Every congressman is expected not
only to do his duty, but to revise it
downward.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

Also the dandelion will soon rival the
spring hat.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

When the Father of Waters goes on
a tear, what can you expect of the
sons?
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

The excellent weather is sufficient
vindication for the folks who voted
for Houston.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

In developing the creamery BUSH
ness, the people of Poison show good
judgment.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

The fact thai business follows the
paving is argument enough.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

Saturday is shopping day and Mis-
soulian advertisers tell you how best to
spend the day n YOU money.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

The action of the great" powers as
to Montenegro will increase the num-
Der of anarchists.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

There are lots of things which are
missed by a man in an auto but which
are observed by the man afoOt.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

The new automobile is abroad in the
land.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-12

One of these days DR.. Wilson will
walk over to the capitol and read the
riot act instead of a message.
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Cerise has nothing on this weather
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
LEBANON NOTES.

On October 18th, 1913, God called
from our midst Mrs. Mary ]. Morris,
age Sc. She leaves eight children
TO mourn her death and a host OF
friends Her husband preceded
her to the grave several years ago.
Her funeral was conducted by Rev.
G. Hill, Rev. D. w. Bloodworth and
Pew. r. Pichardmond. There were
many beautiful foral designs given
hv Mr. w H. Anderson, Miss Laura
Pcstic, Miss Lena Crawford, Miss
Fannie Clark, Mrs. Hannah Provine,
Mrs. Jordan Debou, Mrs Eta Bran
don, Mrs. Fannie Sheriff., Mr.. Wal
ter Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Pro
vine, Mr.. Len Hollins. Pfof Jacob
Gray is spending a few DAYS here.
He visited the Lebanon Public school
and made an excellent talk Col.
and Mrs n. Huehes entertained
Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Hill Sunday.
Dr JOS. Turner is quite busy now.
He has an assistant, Or. w. Fl Eal-
lard. Mrs. Maggie Bittye and little
son were the guests of Mrs. Joseph
Turner Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Lou III "a JUueS anu ulLle sun nave
gone TO Indianapolis. Ind, where she
viii join her husband. They will
make 1T their future home. DIR,
Joseph Turner wife and little
daughter Agnes St Clara made a
trip to Nashville to visit Mrs. Mon
Zoe Johnson, who is quite i'll. Mrs
Chas E. Officers and little son are
Writing parents in Nashville thisj
week. Mrs. M. Toliver was called
from fuckers Gap to the bedside Of
her daughter. Mrs. Jas. Scott beau
titully Entertained with a o'clock
dinner in honor of Miss Laura Stump
A four-course menu was served Miss
Helen S. Bradford of McMinnsville,
arrived here Wednesday to enter
the Lebanon Public School Dr.
Sowell originally from England,
hut makes his home at Gordons-
vile is here and has IT'S patients
We wish him much success. Read
the Globe and you will always be
wise. Subscribe for the Globe,
phone the agent she will be glad to
take your name.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07

ers of the public school at this place
under the directions of Prof. Ham,
superintendent of schools here or
ganized a Mothers Club" Friday
afternoon, October oath. The OBJ
ject Of this club is to bring the teach
ers and parents closer together,
and to get the parents to cooperate
with the teachers in all matters per-
tanning to the interest of their chill
dren. Notwithstanding the gloomy
there was an enrolment
of thirty-seven mothers, and it is
hoped that on the next meeting
there will be even more 1t was de-
cided to meet the fourth Friday
afternoon in each month, in the pub
lie school building. A very interest
ing talk was made by Prof. Ham
the duty Of mothers,
teachers and pupils. An interest
ing talk was also made by DR.. A. F.
Mccoy after which the following Of
fcers were elected: Mrs. Alice
Doyle, President; Mrs. Agnes
Short, Vice President; Mrs. Jim
Woodbridge, Secretary; Mrs. John
Ewing, Assistant Secretary; Mrs.
Munich House, Journalist. Execu-
tive and program committee, the fol-
lowing teachers if the public school:
Misses Otey, Halfacre, Doyle, Mer-
rill and Mrs. Jas. l.. Davis Invita-
ton Committee: Miss Mamie Otey,
Chairman. Mesdames Halfacre, Cas-
~. Foster, Hayes, Kelton. Thomas,
Cook end Brown. After all business
was transacted nice ice course was
served. It is hored that the organ
7ation Of this "Mothers' Club" viii
stimulate an interest among the
mothers or parents and much good
will be derived thereby.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
UNION CITY NOTES.

The rally at the c. M. E. Church
was quite a success. The Y. M. G,
A. and Y. w. c. A. met at the pub
lie school building Sunday, Novem,
Der 2. Quite an interesting meet
ing was held. Ex-Congressman
Murry lectured at the c. M. E.
Church Tuesday night and at the
A. M. E. Church Friday night. Each
and every one present enjoyed his
talk. Mrs. Verna Reed left for
Paris Saturday where she will spend
few months with her sister. Mrs.
Alex Lauderdale of Hickman, KY,
was the guest of Mrs. James Tot
Ten Sunday. Miss Rosa Atwood Of
Hickman, KY, was the guest of Mis-
SEES Willie Harper and Efie Adkins
Sunday. Mrs. r. Patton Of HUM
boldt was the guest of Mrs, John
Bransford Sunday Rev. w. M.
Eowlkes made flying trip to Tenn
pelton Sunday. Mrs. Lizzie Meal
was the charming hostess Of one Of
the most brilliant affairs given this
season. The Hallowe'en's had the
time of their life last Thursday
night. Miss Lizzie Wellington
was the charming hostess of the T..
L. c. Cub last week The next
meeting met with Mrs. Marshall
Brown November 8. Miss Herthia
Nichols was the guest of Mrs. B. L..
Clark Saturday
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
SMYRNA NOTES.

Mr.. Joe Palmer, son of Mr.. Nat
Palmer died last Friday, October
31st. Mr.. Palmer had been in In
diana working for quite a while; he
came home a short while ago i'll
and continued sick until he disd.
His funeral was preached from the
M. E. Church by their new pastor,
Rev. Butler. Mrs. Marian Cook
who has been i'll for about two years
died Saturday, November 1st. She
was a member of the Mt. Zion Bap-
fist church of Smyrna for about 20
years. Her funeral was preached
nv Pew. S. Thompson, Rev. B. G.
Strong and the ra tor, Rev s. 8.
Cumby. Master Sgsbee Frierson
made flying trip to Nashville Sat
urday evening. Rev. S. S. Cumby
has returned from Chattanooga
where he has been conducting
revival for Rev. Drsne. He reports
a great success. Mrs. Bette Rid-
ley is here from Louisville, KY. She
came to attend the funeral OF her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mar'ah Cook. Mrs.
Florence Gooch went to Nashville
last Friday ON business.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
FRANKLIN NOTES.

Mrs. Sadie Foster Davis was hos
tess Of an enjoyable meeting Of the
Kensington Art Club Wednesday af-
ternoon Oct 20. The meeting was
presided over by the president Miss
Hazel Dovle, after the regular rout-
Inc of business the members and
guestsengaged in needle work and
till a late hlur when a
delicious menu was served. The
following guests were present each
ten The members and guests alike
making an interesting and instruct
i've talk Misses Carrie Otev. Nit
ME Halfacre, Fannie H. Southhall,
Tommie NJ Banks. Members present
enjyed listening II the delightful
music OF Mrs Davis's new piano
player The all departed feeling
'Not thew had spent a pleasant ev-
ening with the charming hostess.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Henry Ewing Wednesday Nov. 5.
Mrs. Sadie Foster Davis and her sis
ter Mrs. Thomas House and little
Helen Gertrude we're in
Nashville last week Mr.. Saul Blair
Of Columbia was the guest Of Miss
Willie p. House Thur. night Oct. 20.
Mrs. Gus Foster OF Columbia ave-
nue. gave a birthday dinner in honor
OF her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Howse
who was 81 years old. A four
course menu was served. The fol.
lowing guest were present: Rev. w.
w Todd Of Murfroesboro, Miss Mel.
lie Jihrsin Of Tokldega, Ala. Mrs.
Jas Davis and Rev p. A. Bedford
The 47th Anniversary Of the First
oapfist Church win be celebrated
Sunday November 9. The revival
eerveces cintinue this week. Miss
Pearl Allen is very III. The teach.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
MEDINA NOTES.

The Mosaic Templars have been
set up at Zion c. NJ e. Church by
Grand Master, Alexander Of Mem
phis. Both the men and womens
department was set up with nice
membership. The Temple was
named Butler Temple Number -.
Their regular meetings are Thurs
day nights after first and third Sun
days in each month. The health
Of the people throughout this com
munity is fairly cool now. The
services at Zion c. M. E. Church
Sunday, November were good and
fairly well attended. Rev. N. B.
Blakemore of Gibson was present
and officiated in the opening serv-
ices in very appropriate manner.
The pastor, Rev Coleman Jackson,
after reading Revelation 9Th chapter
took for his text 49th chapter Of lisa.
10 verses. "The scepter shall not
depart from Judah nor the law CIV
er from between his feet, until Shi-
loh come; then shall the gathering
Of the people be" Subject; Shiloh
Empire." The sermon was deliv-
cred from manuscript, and showed
that quite a research had been made
nv the writer and he delivered it the
spirit, and quit demonstrative Of
the Holv Spirit was manifested. The
services on the whole we're good.
This church had paid its pastor
nearly 5000 this year, which is said
10 be more than any previous record
THOUGH the present membership is
smaller, about $50. Rev. Coleman
hopes to report round" He is a
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
WILLIAMSBURG NOTES.

Mr.. Charles Webster returned
from Silver Point and reports an en-
jOyable stay. Mr.. Felix Webster
left for Nashville to spend several
days with friends. Mr.. Peter
Thompson made a business trip to
Gainesville and reports a success
full trip. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Cross
of Mt Pleasant spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hall.
Mrs. G. L. Jackson of Nashville ar
rived Friday in interest OF mission
airy society. She was accompanied
from the station by Rev. N. Smith.
Dinner was served at the parsonage
by the Stewardess. Those to en-
joy the hospitality were Rev. N.
Smith, Mrs G. L. Jackson, Mrs. Gee
10 Tucker, Mrs. L. c. Strayhon, Mrs.
A. NJ Russell, and Msis Augusta
Tucker. At 2:S0 p. m. by the COM
mand of the most worthy teacher
Mrs. w. NJ. Johnson, with her assis-
tant Miss NJ. E. Greenfield of the
public school marched to the church.
Mrs. Johnson presiding at the organ
played a beautiful march suitable
for the occasion, while they all as
sembled at p. m. The society was
called to order by the president Mrs.
A. M. Russell. The chorus sang
beautiful anthem, the scripture les
son was read by Miss L. T. Williams.
Prayer was offered by Mrs. L. c.
Strayhon. | have anchored my soul,
was beautifully sung by the choir,
after which some remarks were made
by the president. Then Mrs. G. L.
Jackson, the state president was in
troduced, she spoke well chosen and
lifetime words to the society. All
was pleased to have her with them
and the little pupils we're elated ov-
er her lecture to them. The meeting
was a success, at the close all retir
ed to the hall where covers were
laided for all present. Mrs. G. L.
Jackson was the guest Of Mrs. A. M.
Friday night, and the guest
of Mrs. NJ. NJ Watkins, Mrs. Henry
end Mrs. s. H. Strayhorn
She was accompanied to
the station bv Rev. ~ Smith, Mrs
l.. c. Strayhorn, Mrs. A. NJ. Russell,
and accompanied to Nashville by
Mr. r. L. Tucker, who will spend
several DAYS with his sister Mrs.
Jamie Vaughn. If you wish to read
the Nashville Globe please see the
and pay your subscriptions.
We are pleased to note Mrs. R. G.
Charts is much improved at this
writing.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07

and Mrs. Earl Hardness last Fri
day night and brought fine baby
girl Mr.. James Campbell and Bob
Bob Mause called at the parsonage
nd each left peck of sweet po-
tatoes one day last week which were
highly appreciated by the pastor and
his family. Come again." On last
Tuesday evening about $50 o'clock,
one of the most serious wrecks hap.
pened in our town that has occurred
here for many years. The west
bound train for Memphis ran into
an M. & o. freight, that was stand
ing partially over the crossing and
completely demolished every coach
of the passenger train. There were
no lives lost, but the passengers
were severely shaken up with a
few minor injuries. The most Sc
rious was that Of Arthur Stray
horn (coD wi h three ribs broken.
The sick Of this week are Mrs Am e
Chandler, Susie Woods, Sarah Roe,
Mrs Dawson. Jennie Mathis. DR.. ].
j. H. Bedford, reports business
tlourishing in this line. There is
to be rally at st. James Baptist
Church Sunday, November the 9Th
for new church. Mr.. R. ]. SIM
mons is in the city Wis ting his fam
lily this week. The old folks con-
cert given at c. M. e. Church by
Mrs Eva Shane and Miss Annie Bell
Reagan on last Monday night was
grand success. BY the request of
some it will be rendered again next
week. The most consicuous char
acters of the whole programme were
two old men, Huriah Ragan and
Henry Smith who sang a duet, Miss
Gertrude Bowden of Fulton, KY,
w7s here last week the guest of
Miss A. B Raglan. The Ross String
Band of Trenton was in town Sat-
urday and made some sweet music,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
BRlERsvlLLE NOTES.

The officers and members of
Ravens Chapel, M. e. church of this
place entertained last Tuesday even.
ing with a welcome reception in hon.
or of their pastor, Rev. J. R. Reese,
OF Nashville, Many Short addresses
were delivered by visiting friends
from Nashville also the members from
the various churches of this place
A few vocal selectionl were rendered
by the Young Peoples Glee Club.
after which Rev Reese responded
with a few well chosen remarks
Nr. Geo. Pettis served at POSTMASTER.
The table was the center of attrac.
ton. IT was beautifully decorated
with vases of Autumn flowers carry
ing out a color scheme Of green and
pink The central decoration was
4 large fruit basket filed with deli
cious fruits. The handle of which
YVES tied with a large pink ribbon
bow A tempting ave-course menu
was served. Among the out-oftown
suest we're Mrs Ball president of
he Ladies society of Bradens Me-
mortal, E. Nashville Mrs. Mamie
Iyte widow of late Rev. ]. M. Lyle,
at one time a pastor of this church,
MIS-. Annie McGill daughter of Rev.
Reese, Mrs. Mathews, of E. Nash
vile, Mr.. e, e. Madecure of Atlanta,
Ga, student of Meharry Medical
Cllege, Miss Martha Vinson and
Miss Malissia Woods entertained
with a Halloween party last Friday
q euing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Vinson. The guest list numbered
about forty. Music and games were
enjoyed until late hour. when a
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
LEBoNoN NOTES.

The new Baptist Church is COM
pleted and was dedicated Sunday,
Rev. D. W. Bloodworth preached an
able sermon. Miss NJ. Whitley has
returned home from Knoxville. DR..
A. B. King was the guest of Col. H..
Hughes Wednesday. Mr. J. w. Pet
tye, wife and daughter srent Sunday
On the Creek. Miss Jessie Graham,
(white)) the landscape painter who
has been visiting some points in the
East spent Friday with Miss Jennie
V. Hughes and left on the O'Clock
train for Wauchula, Fla, where she
will spend the winter. Mr. Lillard
White who some time ago went West
looking for a location has bought a
small farm on the Potato Peeler Pike
Master Roy Young is spending some
days with his grandparents on Pome
Pike. The Misses Bertha, Cassie
and Master Central Bettve was the
guest of Miss Florence Hughes Sun
day. Rev. Greey preached for the
Holiness peorle ON the Creek Sun
day. Mrs. w. H. Hollins has been
added to the faculty of the Public
School. Miss Ella Darden spent
some time here substituting In the
Lebanon Public School. The slork
P'rd visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII F. Young Friday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
GREENFIELD NOTES.

Mrs. Halle Wright and little Rub
lie Paris, made a trip to Milan Sun
day. Marshal o
day. Rev. Marshall of Jackson as.
sisted Rev. C. H. Ivie, pastor of st.
Luke Baptist Church in revival
last week. Rev. Marshal preached
same excellent sermons. His pre-
4liG naries were also very instruc-
tive. There will be a grand Thanks
giving Dinner and general feast at
Ut. Luke Baptist Church on Thanks
giving beginning at 10 o'clock last
ing until p. m. Dinner will be
served at so cents per couple. Plenty
of refreshments will be on hand.
Miss Florence Williams and Mrs.
Ella Como leaders. Everyone is
invited. Rev. H. Alley, pastor Of
the C. NJ E. Church at Milan will
preach for Rev. G. e. Craig, pastor
of Enmonds Chapel c. M. E. Church
here Thanksgiving at eleven o'clock.
At night there will be a grand enter
tainment and reception at the
church. Nor further announcement
watch the Globe. Mrs. Sellus
White has been i'll several months
from stroke of paralysis. Mr..
Harve Gregory has been on the sick
list for several days Prof. M. A.
Dobbs, General Representative OF
the Globe made a trip to Medina,
Hun bo'dt and Mi an faw DAYS ago.
While at Medina he worshipred at
ion c. M. e. Church, Pew. r. L.
Colem"n IF Jacnson is p"so~ He
was the guest Of the Fuller family
also of Mr. Henry Sampson and fam
lily, who spreaded a sumptuous din
ner for him and many oilers on last
Sunday. On Monday he visited
Humboldt and was the guest of our
local representative, Mrs. Eva Shane
who IS doing quite an excellent work
for the Globe at this point. On Mon
day night, she was with the Masonic
] odge at Milan an business for the
Deputy Grand Master. Rev. S. M
Stravhorn. Deputy Grand Master of
Masons of Tennessee will be in
Greenfield Monday night, November
18th for the purpose of doing some
R. A. Work. All master masons
who want the DEGREES. should see
Mr. E G. Bell, P. M. and Register"
then be on hand that night The
Golden Link Juvenile will meet Sun
dav, November 9th at p. m. Mrs.
Florence Gregory. w. NJ, Mrs. Bes-
sic Dobbs, w. V. M.
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Out Of TolUn Notes.
BELK NOTES.

Rev. Rogers Md wife of AlmO
here Wednesday shopping. Mrs.
Sular Cole and Mrs. Minzie spent
Friday and Saturday in Brownsville
attending the fair. Miss Florence
Taylor and Mrs. Deanor Glass spent
Saturday and Sunday in Brownsville
Mr.. Fields passed through here Sat
urday. Rev. Rogers was here Satur-
aay. Mr.. Ossie Taylor went to
Brownsville Saturday. Rev. Foster
arrived here Friday afternoon, and
Saturday he made a hying trip to
people attended the Fair and report
ed a nice time. S. c. Carey went to
Brownsville Friday. The sick this
week is Mr.. Will Tansil who is doing
nicely. Mr.. Samuel Searcy made
a flying trip to Brownsville Satur-
day afternoon. Mr.. VIII Cole and
Clarence Davis went to Almo Sun
day afternoon. Rev. Greer preached
for Rev. Foster Sunday at the G. NJ.
E. Church. See Mary Searcy, the
agent for the Globe.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
MARTIN NOTES.

Rev. H. TuberviiIe has just returned
home from Denville, where he has
conducting a series of meetings for
one week. There were twelve per-
sons added to his church. He was
assisted by Rev r. H. Peoples the
pastor Of Oak Grove Baptist Church
Of Martin Mr. VIII Johnson is in
this city visiting friends for a little
vacation from his lonesome home at
Jackson, which was made so by the
visitation of the monster death which
took from him his beloved wife. Ev-
cry heart in Martin is in sympathy
with him, and have been made to
feel sad nv Mrs. Willie Johnson's
death. The Household of Ruth
went from Martin to Jackson to pay
tribute to their dear deceased sister
Mrs. Johnson. They reported it to
one of the saddest occasions they
ever attended and that many solos
10 suit the occasion we're rendered
by the friends of the deceased. DR.
j. @. Parr was in town last Thurs.
day, while here he was the guest
of DR.. Jas. Rainey. He left Friday
for Fulton, where he expects to To-
cate for the practice of medicine
Miss Matte Bell Virgins, of Nc.
Kor7'e. Tenn. was here last Friday
to have a growth removed from her
mouth by DR.. Rainey, while here she
stcpped with relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
Will Gibbs. she left Sunday Little
Miss Amanda Bell of Mckenzie, who
las been here for the last three
weeks with Dr. and Mrs. Jas. Rainey
returned home last Sunday evening
The sick for the week are as fol
lows: Mrs. Ara Lanford Mr. Tom
Carter, Messers Oville, S. M. Jr
Taylors, little Eurnice Rougers, Mrs
Tulia Warner, Miss Mellard Wagner
Mrs. Mollie Johnson and Mr. Bob
Cavett The home Of Mr. and Mrs
Lee Street was the scene of a most
delightful halloween party Friday
Iight when she and Miss Cora Atkins
Entertained twenty friends. The
home was decorated in ferns and vel
low chrysanthemums and jackolan.
terms. Miss Cora Atkins received
the guest wearing a gown Of red
hroadcloth. and her Towers were
chrvsanthemums. She was assisted
by Miss Murdle noomas. gomned in a
net made over hlue silk Those
present were Miss La Maud Adams,
who was gowned in embroidery net
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-07
MANY SOULS ARE SAVED.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 81 1913
Special to the Globe.
For the last two weeks there has
been glorious and interesting meet
ings held at the Mt. Paran Baptist
Church by Rev. L. Drane, D. D., the
pastor, assisted by Rev. S. S. Cumby,
Of Smyrna. More than fifty souls
have been added to the church, and
it seems the Holy Ghost is spread
abroad. Revs. Cumby and Drane
have done a wonderful work for the
and bringing many souls to
the cross.