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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-02-07
FRANKLIN NOTES.

In the presence of an Overlooking
crowd at the A. M. E. Church, Bishop
Evans Tyree delivered a noble SER
mon. About 80 years ago, Bishop
Tyree was stationed at Franklin to
take charge of Shorters Chapel A..
M. e. Church During his stay here
he made many friends who at this
present time regret to see him leave
on a visit to our city. Under his adj
ministration he erected the Parsonage
which stands as a model of his good
work. After having such good
thoughts from hts text from the LIST
chapter of John, LIST verse, it brought
to memory the old by gone days, the
old time shouts and reviving spirit
of Christian love. After seven the
Bishop and Presiding Elder Jackson
were carried to Mrs. Rosa Morton
for dinner. After dinner they were
carried to visit Mrs, Caroline Scott.
Bro, Charley Johnson, WHO are con
lned to their rooms and bed are some
OF the Oldest citizens of Franklin and
of Shorters Chapel. On January 20,
1913 Mrs. Caroline Scott was sur
prised by the members of Shorters
Chapel and other friends by a presen-
ment of presents in honor of her
birthday which filled her with JOY
to think that she still lived in She
minds of her many friends and mem
bers of her church. Mrs. Scott has
lived an honorable life and reached
the age of 80 years, still retaining
faith in Christ and leaning on His
arms for refuge. Mr.. johnson, who
was stormed by many of of the mem
bers of Shorters Chapel was also
over joyed. The visiting ministers of
the day were Rev. Anderson, of Nash
vile, Rev. A. N. G. Williams, Rev.
D. j. Mitchell and A. ]. Leath, pastor.
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SMYRNA NOTES.

DR.. j. H. Hamilton's horse was kill.
ed last Saturday night Ss train No.
81 was pulling out Of tie sidetrack
here. Mrs. Lille B. Cartwright went
to Nashville to spend a few days re-
Gently. Mr.. Ed. Kirkpatrick, Of
Nashville, was the guest o: Mr.. Ru-
tus Frierson Sunday. Mr.. fitzpatrick
never fails to come to Sunday school
when he is here. MI. j. /. Wade
went to Nashville SUNDAY evening.
Mrs. Jennie Matthews was called 10
Nashville by telephone Sunday; her
daughter, Ida, was i'll Mrs. Mamie
Nelson went to Nashvi. Sunday
morning. MIR, James Bui 1ette came
from Nashville Sunday evening. Lit
tie Alex Thompson has been sick but
is better. Palmer Johns was here
Sunday the guest of Mitchell Thomp-
son. Mrs. Amanda Watson and
daughter, Ella, were here Sunday by
mistake, thinking her son was dead;
1t was her brothers son. The WON
ems auxiliary met at the home Of
Mrs. Jane Blackman Monday. Mrs.
Lucinda Jordan and little son, Reu-
ben, wer the guests of Mrs. EVE
Hill Sunday evening.
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of the Court of Calanthe served re-
freshments at the conclusion of the
lecture. Mrs. s. w. West who
has been confined to bed for several
weeks is convalescent. DR.. j. A.
Jones went to Chattanooga last Sun
urday, by invitation of the Y. NJ. c..
A., of that city TO deliver a lecture
Sunday evening. He reports that a
large and enthusiastic audience
greeted him in the new colored Ma
sonic Hall. The audience consisted
of both men and women. Mrs. ]. A.
Jones, of Turner Normal has been
confined to her room on account of
sickness for a week, but is now some
better. The concert to be given by
the faculty and students of Turner
College for the First BAPTIST Church,
will take place on the 7th of Febru-
airy. A are treat is expected. The
drama Driven From Home" by the
students of the college will take place
Friday night. February 14th. This
promises to be one of the best that
the students have had. It is under
the direction OF Miss Madge c. Boddie.
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MADISON STATION NOTES.

Rev. Gilmore held services at Dry
Creek Sunday with very such sue
cess. Mr., Walter Banks, Miss Girdy
M. Cole and Matser Walter Fisher
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie Franklin Saturday evening.
The home of Mr., and Mrs. Lee Bates
were happy to entertain friends Sun
day and Sunday night. Those who
enjoyed the hospitality are Miss
Minnie Lee Dover, Miss Tennessee
Morgan, Miss Mary Lannon, Mrs.
Rachel Lewis. MI. John Drew, Mr..
WIZ Trice, Mr.. Albert Williams, Mr..
HENRY OdelI, Mr.. Willie Franklin,
Mr.. Charlie Bell and many others.
The day was spent very pleasantly.
The Son of Ham Lodge No. l met
Saturday night in their monthly
meeting at Dry Creek. The election
was $40. Mr.. Lee Bates spent Mon
day in Nashville attending his lodge.
Rev. John Franklin, Mrs. Lille
Fisher were the merry guests of
Mrs. EVE Bates Wednesday.
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FLATWooDs T

After several days of rain, the PEG
pie of this place are busy again. Mr..
and Mrs. N. H. Chappell arrived
Saturday from Spring Hill to make
this place their future home. w
are glad to have them home again.
Mrs. Lue Chappell, who has been
sick for some time is slowly improv-
ing. Miss Lizzie and Mrs. Ora L.
Mitchell, visitors of Mrs. Lue Whit
taker Sunday. Mrs. Lee NJ. C.
Donald and daughters, Blance and Will
lie visited Mrs. Neasie Kirk Sunday.
Master Johnnie Mitchell, who has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Henry Harvel
has returned home. Mr.. Joe Mitchell
killed a nice lot of squirrels and rab-
bits Saturday. Mr.. Halls Taylor Of
attended Sunday School at
this place Sunday. Master Paul
Mitchell visited Pearl Dudley Nc
Clain Sunday. Mr.. Simon Kirk and
left here en- route to Savan-
nah their future home. Mr.. Eddie
Mcdonald, who made a business trip
% Savannah has returned. Mr.. Joe
of Clifton was in our town
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Mark
Mitchell, who has been i'll with a
odd is out again.
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LAVERGNE NOTES

Mrs. Lewis Lyle is spending a few
weeks in the city. There will be an
entertainment at st. James C. M. e.
Church Saturday night, Mr.. l. w.
Wynn, who has been sick, is able to
be up. Prof. Hyde, from Mowers
vile, the insurance collector, was
around last week. Miss Rachel Atki-
son spent last week at Smyrna with
her sister. Miss Rillie Cannon, who
has been quite sick, is some better
at this writing. Mr.. Tom Goodman
and Miss A. M. Baker, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bryant were the guests
OF Mrs. Ruth Arnold at Antioch, Sun
dya. Mr.. H. A. Hibbett visited the
city. Mrs. Sarah Davis Is better at
this writing. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Trimble gave a birthday entertain
ment in honor Of their daughter, Lee
onnie Trimble, Friday night. The
table was covered with blue and
pink lace. The central ornament
was a large flower in the shape of a
bell; in the middle of the table was
a cake with as many candles as were
the number of years in her age.
Games were the features Of the eve
ming. Those who enjoyed the hospi-
tality were Misses Lille CovingtOn,
Sallie Ellis, LOttie D. Lyle, Annie
Baker, Maggie States, Jennie Bryant,
Sallie Mcknight, Mr.. G.. w. Hlbbett,
c. M. Davis, Elmore Bryant, T. A.
Goodman, George L. Graham, r. L.
Bonnie Cannon, W. A. Beatty
and many others. A number of
presents we're received.
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MILAN

The bad weather has caused much
sicknss In our town and surround
ing country. The following are re-
ported on the sick list: Mrs. Rachel
Jordan, Mrs. Priscilla Shelton, Mrs.
Fanny Hamilton and Mr.. Whit Porter.
Mr.. Prosper Louis, one of Bluff
Springs prominent members died
January 10th. The Union Prayer
meeting in our town now is quite a
success, Mrs, Anna Long, ", 6, Miss
LebertA Sims, Il, Of D., and Mrs. Mat
tie Gill of Golden Light Court, No. 26,
were visitors at Banner Court, No.
1S5 Saturday. We had quite a sue
cessful meeting. Rev. P. H. Watson
was called to attend the funeral of
Algee January 31st. Mr.. r. s. Green
OF Lane College visited his father
last Saturday and returned to school
Monday. Misses Mabel and Pansy
Elder spent Sunday in Jackson visit
ing Mrs. E. W. Mosely and Mrs. Ran
dolph. Prof. w. C. Bryant and wife
visited home Saturday and returned
to their schools Sunday. Miss Neal
Morris Of Bells was in town Satur-
day visiting friends, returned to her
school Sunday evening. Mrs. M. D.
Partee and Misses Mabel Panzy and
Nina Elder we're the guests of Prof.
and Mrs. Pyles Friday night also DR..
S. W. Polk and Messrs. Deshong,
States, Hunt, Carter and Strayhorn.
Quite an enjoyable time was had
Mrs. A. S. Pyles reports of having
a fine school now, getting along nice
ly; her enrolment is 70. When you
want to subscribe for a paper that
will tell you all the INTERESTING news;
something you ought to know and
read, see Mrs. A. S. Pyles and sub
for the Globe. Copies for sale
every Saturday.
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R%ossVILLE NOTES.

Mt. Zion Baptist Church held an
nual meeting and elected Rev. A. ].
Brown, pastor, who is a prominent
leader among his people and has pre-
sided here for seven years. The
Mount Zion public school opened
January 10, Prof, w. A. Mitchell
teacher reports a large attendance
Mr.. Sidney Swift and Miss Debarah
Haseleth we're happily married at the
church here last Sunday, Rev. A. j.
Brown officiating. The bride and
groom are prominent young people
in this community. Both are lead
ers in church, school and the X. P.
Lodge, and Court of Calanthe, re-
specially. They enjoy the happy
congratulations of a host of friends.
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MT. JULIET NOTES..

Miss Irby Northern visited friends
and relatives at Nashville Saturday.
Mrs. Geneva Starks was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Singler last
Sunday. Sunday was mild and pleas
ant, but only a few church-going peo-
pie were present. Rev. q. S. G..
Brown delivered a strong sermon
from Rev. 11:3. Subject. Power"
Miss Hattie Branch was the guest Of
Misses Izetta Davis and Fannie Will
liams last Sunday. Rev. U. s. G..
Brown was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. W. Williamson Monday. Quite a
number Of young people enpoyed
themselves at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnnie Searcy last Tuesday
night. All reported a jolly time. Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce Clemmons were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Shan
non Sunday. The first Sunday in
April we are expecting Prof. Ira T.
Bryant and DR.. j. G.. Caldwell. Both
are prominent business men of Nash
vile. They will deliver a sermon and
an address. Everybody is invited to
near lnem. Misses lZetta Davis N
Fannie Williamson made a flying
trip to Nashville last Thursday to Wis
1t friends. A nice time was reported.
The third Sunday in May DR., H, L. 2.
Jones Is expected to be in our midst.
We will also have a grand rally on
that day for the purpose of building
a new church. Mrs. Bette Sheriff.
returned to her home after a, three
weeks stay with her daughter at this
place. Little Miss Jessie Branch has
been very successful in getting her
orders, which is greatly appreciated.
While in Nashville with friends
Misses Isetta Davis, Fannie William
son and Villa Mai Flowers visited
State Normal School Saturday. Miss
es Julia and Viola Davis were at
church Sunday. Prof. J. w. Stanford
is expected to be at Lebanon to de-
liver an address in behalf of schools.
Our prayers go with him. The little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cuba Homes was
burned to death last Tuesday while
the family was away. We express
great sympathy for MIR. and Mrs,
Homes.
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Mo%oREsvlLLE T

Mckenzie Public School was highly
entertained by an interesting address
delivered by Mr.. ]. NJ. Easterling of
Chattanooga hast Tuesday morning.
Mr.. S. T. Dysart and charming
daughter, Miss Susie Dysart of Farm.
ington were recent visitors at Nc
Kenzie School. Quite a number of
the people from here wo~rshipped at
L~ewisburg last Sunday, The occa-
sion being a sermon preached by Rev.
j. c. Caldwell, D. D., of Nashville.
Rev. Caldwell preached two able SER
mons at Allen Bethel A. M. E. Church
Sunday and Sunday night. The
church was crowded at each service.
Mrs, Carrie fitzpatrick was the guest
of Mrs. Bruce Wilkes last Thursday.
Miss Maggie Black spent the week
end with Mrs. Carrie Fitzpatrick near
Duncansvllle. DR.. C. o. Hunter of
Columbia met the X. P's here last
Wednesday night. Mrs. Eurice Orr
made a flying trip to Lewisburg last
Sunday. Little Marie Collins spent
Thursday night with her schoolmate,
Miss Elsie Baxter. Vera and Mas
ter Hughey Fitzpatrick spent Thurs
day night with their grandmother,
Mrs. Jane Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brandon spent Thursday night
with Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Fitzpatrick.
Master Eddie Fitzpatrick spent We'd
nesday night with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brandon. Prof. Jones' school is
practicing for their closing exercises
February Dist. The religious spirit
of Mckenzie Chapel A. NJ. E. Church
has been greatly revived since the
coming of Rev. A. Whitworth. Large
crowds attend each service. The
church has taken on new life since
this gospel preacher took hold of the
work. Everybody loves and respects
our new pastor, Rev. Whitworth. Miss
Sue Fitzpatrick spent Tuesday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bran
don.
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~EAYErTEvllLE md

: Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ringo enter
tanned several of their friends Sun
day afternoon with a Intercourse
menu. Those who partook of their
hospitality were Rev. and Mrs. P. E.
Ellis and daughter, Mrs. Annie Gar
ner, Miss Bette Todd, Rev. K. K.
Kennedy, Prof. ]. w. Beasley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Synclair. Mrs. Ann
Liza Edmoson Is on the mend. Mrs.
Roscoe Bryson is reported i'll again.
The Y. P. G. A. met at the A. M. E.
church Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
DIR. ]. H. Hampton was, called to Chat
tanooga Saturday On account of the
serious illness of his cousin. Moth
ers' Meeting was held at the City
High School Friday night. A large
audience was present. Subscribe for
the Globe, and old subscribers. please
pay up.
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LEBANON NOTES.

Master Harvey Bloodworth is quite
i'll. Prof. J.. R. Inman spent Satur-
day in Nashville. Prof. Clemmons
was here Saturday. Rev. Manson
is quite i'll. Mrs. Mark Hughes who
had an operation will leave next week
for Grensy, KY, where she will join
her husband. Miss Florence Hughes
spent Sunday with Mrs. w. F. Young.
Mrs. Martin Manson is quite i'll. Miss
Jennie v. Hughes has returned from
Nashville. While in the city, she
witnessed the lectures of the returned
African missionary, Rev, Pierce from
the West Coast of Africa, DR.. Jos.
Turner was out on the Rome Pike
Saturday. Mr., ]. w. Petty and
daughter were the guests of Col. H.
Hughes Monday night. The new
members Of the Nashville Globe are
follows: Mrs. j. w. Pettye, Mr..
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FRENCH LICK uND.) NOTES.

The A. NJ. E. Church has been
conducting a revival since the first
of the year and will close on Feb
ruary 18th. They had five CONVEX
sions. Rev. Jackson Of Mt. Vernon,
Ind, who has been assisting the pas
tor in the meeting went home last
Thursday morning, but has returned
to stay until the meeting closes. Rev.
and Mrs. j. G. Mason Of Rcokport,
Ind, will be here Sunday, February
End. Rev. Mason is the pastor of
the First Baptist Church here, but
has been away for a month; he will
preach Sunday, February End. Rev.
Cottoman was called to Bedford last
Monday to attend a funeral. The
waters have been very high here for
the last week or so,
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PARSON NOTES.

Presiding Elder Utley Of the M. p.
Church on winding up his quarterly
passed through and preached here.
Those sick are Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. DOdson, Mrs. A. L. Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAlbrath, Rev. r. ].
Conrad, Mrs. Julia Sparks, Mrs. Elva
Taunton. Rev. and Mrs. j. D. McDon-
aid and Miss Rindy Raines. Miss
Bessie Scott and Mr.. Jim Sparks We're
secretly married a few night ago
The o. E. S. is prospecting, so is the
S. NJ. Fs under the leadership Of
Mrs. Cora C. Scott. Little Anna
Belle Young is yet in Linden visit
ing her grandmother and other rela-
tives. Mrs. Lizzie WALES returned
to Darden, Tenn, to-day. where she
is at work. Mr.. Elijah Stout has
been here with his son and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Scott. Several
ago, Rev. W. NJ. oliver. wife
three children gave Mrs. c. C.
Scott and Miss c. A. McLemore a
surprise. Messrs. Geo. Scott and his
brother Jim Scott brought in two fine
o'possums the other night. Miss
A. McLemore of this place spent
a few days in Decaturville. Sunday.
February 2 was a great day in Par
sons. Sabbath School at both
churches in the morning. At eleven
Rev. S. NJ. Carmachiel of the
NJ. E. Church preached. Rev. Dow
ell Clifton preached at 3 o'clock n.
H., to an appreciative audience. At
night at the A. M. p. Church, DR.. ].
W. Pickett, presiding elder of the
Union City District, held his quarterly
meeting, Miss Rinday Rains called
m Mrs. ]. M. Scott Monday evening.
ar. Alvin Laster Of D~ecaturvilie
listed relatives and friends of this
lace a few Sunday ago. Read the
lobe for it is the most entertaining
that tells of our race in Ten
.essee. t
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BRENTWOOD I

Though the weather was cold Sun
day, there were many at church. At
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church, Of
which Rev. S. M. Wright is pastor,
the Spirit of the Lord was manifest
among the saints. The Lords Sup
per was also administered in the
afternoon. Rev. Wright, Deacons
Daniel, Owen, Hunt and a good many
of the members took the car and
went to Calendar Station to admins
ter the Lords Supper to Mrs. Violet
Rucker, who is on the sick list. On
their return they stopped at the
residence of Mrs. jamie Merritt and
again administered the Lords Sup
per. They returned to the church
and Rev. Easily preached for Rev.
Wright. The Spirit of the Lord
did visit the Baptist Church both day
and might. Rev. Crenshaw, pastor Of
Brooks Chapel NJ. e. Church, was
at his appointment Sunday. Mrs. H.
Owenks Jwho bis teaching at West
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BuFoRp NOTES.

Miss Bessie T. Rose resumed her
school work at Odd Fellows Hail
last Monday. Quite a number at
tended the annual supper given by
the Odd Fellows at Lynnville Last
Saturday night. Among them were
Mesdames Francis Mcclure and Abel
Branch. They reported a successful
time. Mrs. Sarah Martin and son
were the weekend guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. frankie Ezelle. Miss B. T.
Rose spent Saturday at Pulaski. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Buford made a business
trip to Lynnville Saturday. Mr.. Els
Ter Carter, who holds a position at
the A. M. E. Union, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
McBu1ord, returning Monday. Mrs.
McBuford entertained at dinner Sum
day in honor Of her son. The fol-
lowing were present: MeSsrs G.. T.
and u. b. Buford, Ed Buford, Jr.,
Ed. Martin, Master Ira Martin and
Ester Carter, Miss B. T. Rose, Mes
danes Lucy and Sarah Martin and
frankie Ezelle. A tempting menu Of
several courses was served. Miss Ida
Wilkerson and Master Emery Rose,
of Waco, were the guests of Mr.. Ed.
Buford the 26th. Mr.. Isom Ezelle
and family have moved to their new
ly purchased farm known as the Tin
non farm; it consists of about one
hundred acres. Little Jessie Buford,
who has been confined to her bed
suffering from nasal rising, is i'm
proving. Mr.. and Mrs. Fields Tay-
Tor, Jr, who resided at Williamsport,
are living with Mr.. Taylor's father
now.
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DAYTON NOTES,

Mrs. j. G. l.. Crippins, Of Chatta-
nooga, arrived Tuesday, January %,
TO Join her husband, Rev. j. G. L.
Crippin, who has accepted the pasto-
RAJ care of the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. Mrs. John McCaleup, Of
Fourth avenue, died Sunday morning,
February 2, 1913. Mrs. Virginia Cum
bingham, who has been indisposed
with l~agrippe, is reported better.
Mrs. Lizzie Martin, of Jewel street,
who has been indisposed, is much
improved and was able to take her
pew n church last Sunday. The
Sunday-schOol at the Mt. Zion Bap-
list Church voted to take a 5 cents
collection from each student every
first Sunday for education. The total
number belonging to the school is
100 with an average of about 40 per
cent. Mr.. A. w. Matthews, who has
been in Stephenson, Ala, to bury his
father, who died last Tuesday, re-
turned Saturday, February l. Mrs.
j. l.. Lee, Of Morgantown, is again
indisposed with an attack of lagrippe.
Mr.. G. Holman, one of our business
men, made a trip to Chattanooga
Tuesday, January 28th. Rev. J. l..
Thornton and Henry Thornton were
visiting in MOrgantown last Sunday,
February 2. Rev. Thornton dined
With Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ellis. Master
Thornton dined with MI. and
Mrs, j. l.. Lee Mrs. PhOeby Organ,
on Quarry street, is %indIsposed with
this week. Miss Lucy Bass
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martin last Sunday.
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Friday night, One of the most inter-
esting features Of the program was
the debate, subject, Resolved, That
Iron Is More Useful than Cold" Az
hrmative: Mr.. A T. Walls and Miss
Kittie Brooks; negative: Mr.. Henry
p. Davis and Miss Bertha Campbell.
Decision vas given in favor Of the
Affirmative. The Allen c. E. League
is holding very interesting meetings
at the college every Sunday evening
at 6 o'clock. Miss Dora B. West is
president.
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of business. He finds that (cOlor)
has nothing to do with a mans sue
cess in business. Success always
awaits the right man in the right
place. The building of the pillars
for the new railroad bridge across
Duck River will soon be completed.
Quite a number of young people spent
the evening very pleasantly at Prof.
j. NJ. Bakers last Sunday. Rev. p.
Hatten and ]. M. Batson were in our
midst a few days ago. Mr.. Charlie
Carter received quite a severe wound
on the hand a few days ago by a
SQUIRREL that he had shot and thought
to be dead; on picking him up the
SQUIRREL bit him on the hand which
caused great pain.
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E%AeLEvILLE T

Eaglesyille Day School Patrons
meeting was called to order at Z
o'clock p. m. by the teacher, ]. A. w.
Moore. All joined in singing, then
prayer by Mrs. Mark Coppin. Then
the teacher made a strong talk on
the uplift of the school. Talks were
made by different brethren. It was
moved and carried to return thanks
to the teacher for his we'll composed
and instructive address. Also $500
was raised for necessary improve.
ments. Closing song, Together"
then all stood for adjournment.
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Wood School, was at home Sunday.
Miss Bessie Johnson, who lis teaching
at Newsome Station, was also at
home Sunday. Our schools are pro-
crossing nicely. Plenty of work is
going on in this locality. Some
friends from .Tonapah, Nevada, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hunt Tuesday.
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NOTES.

Sir Knight J.. NJ. Mastering, Grand
Lecturer of the Knights of Pythias,
was in our town last week, and de-
livered a very instructive lecture to
the general public at the A. NJ. E..
Church. DR.. J. A. Jones acted as
master of ceremonies. The ladies
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Remember the Teachers Association
which will be here the fourth Sat,
urday in this month. We hope to
lave good attendance and an Inter
esting time. Rev. L. NJ. Moores AlI-
ed his appointment at the M. e.
Church with two services. Though
the weather was somewhat disagree
able, the services were a success.
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Reuben Hale, DIR. Joseph Turner, Miss
w. E. Davis.
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CHAPEL HlLI 7

Prof. J. NJ. Baker Of Route No. 4,
who is engaged in the grocery bust
ness reports a good trade IN his line