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NOTES.

Rev. A. E. Martin and wife went
to Mimosa Sunday. He preached at
II O'Clock, which was very interest
ing to all. Master Carroll Parks, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parks, was the
victim Of an accident Saturday even
ing. He was returning from the
mill, his horse becoming frightened at
a hog, ran away, throwing him out of
the buggy. Fortunately he was
near home and assistance reached
him at once. The doctor was called
at once and reported him not serious
ly injured. MI. Claiborne Dyer has
gone to Chattanooga to visit his fam
lily. Miss Bette Phelps went to Fay
etteville on business Saturday and
was the guest of Miss Cora Parks
while there. Miss Estelle Smith re-
turned home after enjoying a jolly
weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
Mary Clark, of Fayetteville. She was
accompanied by Miss Ollie Clark,
who will spend the weekend with
the Misses Smith. The Daughters
of Conference of the A. M. E.
Church, with Mrs. A. e. Martin and
Miss H. E. Mitchell presiding, are
planning a concert to be given at an
early date to aid the church.
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NH
Mary Crowse. The Ladies' Enbroid-
cry Club No. / met with tue president,
Mrs. Lizzie Rucker, Thursday, April
Bird. The club was opened at 1870
p. m. by order of the president, with
song and prayer. The roll was called
by the secretary, Mrs. HASKELL Each
member responded with a 4uctation
Members present: Mrs. Nora Clark
Mrs. Malta Hugle, Mrs. Ire1e
sHaynea,S MRS Sallie Avent, Mrs. Liz
Azia 9Nuckef,F Mrs. Jennie HartwefEs
Visitors present were Miss Dilcie
Butler, teacher of the Cemetery
school, and Mrs. Caroline Hibett, of
Smyrna. The beautiful Rucker home
was charmingly decorated for the oc-
caSion. After an hour of delightful
~needlework Mrs. Rucker invited the
ladies to her beautiful dining-room,
where a delicious three-course menu
was served. The club adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Jennie Hartwell Thurs
day, April 10, at 1870 p. m
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LAMRENcEeuRe NOTES.

Our town is ablaze with glory. The
revival at the NJ. q. Church has
moved this town as never before.
The revival fire is burning in every
home. 1t has been quite a while
since this place has been so fer
vently moved as now, The fervent
desire of sinners to turn from their
sins has stirred the town. Men and
women who are heads Of families
have accepted Christ. Even the
children, who are included in the plan
of salvation, are giving themselves to
the Master. Ten persons united with
the church Sunday morning. In the
afternoon a Christian mass-meeting
was held and a great demonstration
was shown by the large crowd which
was composed of white and colOred.
The Rev. ]. H. Thompson, the pastor,
is conducting the meeting with the
assistance of Revs. Cage, Watts,
Welch and Carter. Our school will
close on the 25th. Miss P. E. Woods,
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the teacher, is making great prepare
tions. The Nj. Z. Sunday-School is
growing each Sunday and all seem
to be interested in the work. Rev.
j. f. r. w. Summerhill continues
quite i'll. He is a retired minister
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and has been in poor health for two
years. In December he went to
Nashville for medical treatment, re-
turning home in two months feeling
greatly improved. Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Rhodes, who have been living on a
farm a few miles from town, have
moved to town. The Rev. Mr.. Green,
an evangelist of the Presbyterian
Church, has made Lawrenceburg his
headquarters and is residing in the
home of Mrs. Martha Moore. There
will be a rally at the Holiness Church
next Sunday. Rev. j. H. Thompson
will preach the annual sermon for
the Masons or the third Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Allen had as
their guests for dinner Sunday, Rev.
and Mrs. J.. H. Thompson and Miss
P. E. Woods. Miss Willie Welch is
visiting relatives at West Point. Mr..
Mack Wigfall made a flying trip to
Waynesboro, Clifton and Savannah
last week. The Rev. j. H ThOmO-
son, the beloved pastor of the M. E..
Church, says he only lacks one Of
having his ten per cent. gain in mem
bership of his charge as requested
by the Bishop. Rev. Cage, of the
Baptist church here and District Mis-
sionary of his association, is soon to
tour his District in interest Of the
work. The sermons preached in the
revival by Revs. Carter and Cage were
enjoyed by all who heard them. The
members of the M. E. Church are
looking forward to their quarterly
conference, which will be held Satur-
day and Sunday, the Goth and 9th.
The people here are always glad to
welcome DR.. S. M. Utley, the District
Superintendent.
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GAINESVILLE I

Mrs. Mollie Dickerson, the woman
from whom DR.. r. T. Burt removed
a tumor weighing fifty and one-half
pounds, has recovered from the oper-
alton and returned from the Infrma-
ry to her home. AS she had suffered
from this tumor for nine years and
the case was we'll known to the en-
tire medical fraternity of this COM
munity, the success of the operation
is greatly applauded by all, Among
the whites it emphasizes the fact
that they have no hospital here and
the local daily urges the opening up Of
such an institution, saying, IF Dr..
Burt, the colored physician, can sue
cessfully operate a hospital for the
Negroes, why cannot our white ply
sicians do as well?" The rally at
Wesley Chapel c. NJ. f. Church, Rev.
T. H. Copeland, pastor, established a
record for that church. Club No. l,
Brother Jerry Gosset, captain, report
ed $222.14; No. 2, Mrs. A. E. Payne,
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Spring is here and it seems that
every one has taken on new life. Rev.
VIM. Oliver, pastor of the A. M. e.
Church, filled his regular appointment
at this place Sunday. We have quite
a wide-awake Sunday-school at this
place with w. H. Petigre wand H.
c. Yarbro superintendent and assis-
tant superintendent. Miss Leslie
Scott has finished her school at Per
ryville and is at home again. Miss
Katie Britt arrived home Sunday.
Quite a number of our young people
went to Perryville Saturday evening
to an entertainment and report a pleas
ant evening. Prof. and Mrs. M. G.
Jones took dinner with Mrs. Ellen
Dixon Sunday. A three-course menu
was served. Mr.. Black Craig, of Per.
ry county, spent last Saturday and
Sunday here looking after social in.
terests. Miss Loural M. Pettigrew is
on the sick list, also Mr.. w. B. Wal
lace. Our people enjoy reading the
Globe, for it is the best Negro paper
within u reach.
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coLuMRlA NorEs

Rov. Allen (white), pastor Of one
OF the city churches, preached at St.
Paul last Sunday afternoon, the oc-
casiOn Of the afternoon service being
the Silver Shower or Pew Rally.
There were cards given nj asking
the friends to come and give or send
just a silver dime (10c1 and the
financial result Of the silver shower
was $3.50. 1t is encouraging to
note that the xpastors of the white
MethodhSts are helping DR..
Johnson aRshis grand rally DR.. nag.
gard pastor or the First Methodist.
Chnrch' lwhitel, will preach at ST.
Paul, at 3 p IN. April 18th The.
county teachers held Aeir regular
monthly meeting last Saturday at the
court house. Miss JAMIE Green was
the guest of Miss Eddie Staten one
day lagt week. Miss Eddie Staten has
returned from Nashville, where she
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs. l..
c. Fisher, OF Cairo avenue Dr.. Ivory,
pastor of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church,
Ii carrying on a protracted meeting.
and there lis much interest there.
Sunday. April 6, Messrs. walter Nc
Marry, John Alternately, Charlie
Daughty, Of Pulaski, Mrs. Louise Blu
ford, Miss Georgia Wheatly, Mrs.
Minnie Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin
Doyle spent a most delightful eve
ming at the beautiful home Of Miss
jamie Green, South Bridge street. Mr..
and Mrs. Major Fleming, Of Blnora,
Mo-, are. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
kinsp Fleming, of North High street
Mray Matte Jones, Mrs Emma Hood
and Miss Eddie Staten spent the day
at EASTWOOD last Thursday the guests
of Mrs. Sallie I~.angford. Rev. B.
Simmons was here for a few days
last week. Mrs. Mary Brown is quite
i'll at her home on Frierson street.
Prof. w. S. Thompson, of Nashville,
was here last Saturday. A marriage
that came as a surprise to the many
friends Of both parties was that of
Mrs. Jennie Jones and Mr.. Harrison
Mayes. Mrs. Portlock, Of Florence,
Ala, was the guest of Mrs. C. A. Hun
ter last week. Mrs. Sallie Sanford
and little son were the guests of her
sister, Mrs. Matte Pillow Jones, last
Sunday. Sunday, April 9th, was a
grand day at st. Paul spiritually, Fl.
nancially and socially. Services con-
Quoted all day. Total collection for
the day $87.14. Look out for the
financial report Of the grand rally
which will close May 4th. DR.. L.
Jones Johnson, pastor. Mrs. Kate
Anderson, of Nashville, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Maggie Bills. Mrs. John
Irvine spent Monday and Tuesday in
Nashville, the guest of her sister
Mrs. Robert B. Foster, who with her
little son, Robert c., accompanied Mrs
Irvine home, where they will spend q
while with Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Per.
kins.
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STEVENSON (ALA.) NOTES.


Rev. c. H. Newly, pastor A. M. E.
Church, held his regular services last
Sunday. Rev. P. P. Wright conclud-
ed his rally last Sunday with a nice
sum of money. Service We're held
at New Bethel c. P. Church. Rev.
w. C. Daniel preached at II o'clock 4.
m. All of the services were well at
tended and much interest was mani
tested. The program rendered by the
Christian Endeavor last Sunday was
much enjoyed by all. The program
vas conducted by Mrs. S. P. Gurley.
Boys and girls who desire to make
useful men and women of themselves
should join the Christian Endeavor.
Mr.. +. w. Washington, Of Hollywood,
Ala, was the guest of Miss Annie
Daniel last Sunday. Mrs. Kate Smith
is yet on the sick list and is improv-
ing very slowly. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Cole have a very sick baby. Mr..
Abram Josephs is a regular reader of
the Globe; he urges many Of our peo-
pie to read the Globe. Mrs. Ola Rud
certainly is faithful to her sick moth
Ell, Mrs. Kate Smith. Mr.. Sam Tur-
ner was seen in our town last Sun
day. Mrs. Dora L. Smith and Mrs.
Sallie Caperton, who have been on the
sick list for several days, are improv-
ing. Mrs. Daisy B. Jones is visiting
in Richland City, Tenn, this week.
Mr.. w. B. Lawrence, who are emit
ployed at Bridgeport, was the guest
of his wife Saturday night and Sun
day. The more you read the Globe
the more you will want to read 1t.
Don't miss an issue.
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%PERRYvILIE NOTES.

School closed April 4th. The pu-
pills were presented with many beau
tiful presents by Miss Scott, their
teacher. The entertainment Satur-
day night was a success. Mrs. Ad-
die Scott, who was called to Linden
several weeks ago on account Of the
illness of her sister, Miss Eula
Craig, returned home Sunday. The
cntata "Old. Maids Play" Is ex-
pected to exhibit here soon. Mrs.
A. w. Yarbro, who has been Ill sew
eral days, is much improved. Mrs.
Annie Pettigrew and Miss Gillie
Pettigrew spent Saturday and Sunday
in Perryville visiting friends. Miss
Cover Pervat was the guest of Miss
rs Katie and Annie Britt. Misses
Willie and Robert Yarbro, Ben and
John White and Jim Scott, of De-
caturvilles IA attended rhe entertain
ment here Saturday night. Mrs.
Nary Scott ~ much sbetter at this
writing, MRS. Esther SeottoArdNchit
dren are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Charley Pettigrew. at Fisher's Hand
ing. -SundayRchool at this place con-
tinues TO grow A nice supply Of
song books, etc, have been ordered.
Mics Frazier Howard is visiting in
Parsons. MI, George Lasterg has a
severe attack Of sore throat. Ellen
White and Tom Tapler were quietly
married at her home Sunday eve
ming. Mrs. Harriet Walker 10 re-
ported very i'll. Mr.. w. A. Pettigrew
went to DecatuYviEe Sunday.
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CEMETERY NOTES

Rev. N. C. Crutcher left for silver
Spring Sunday. Those ON the sick
list are Mrs. Golend Anderson, Mas
ter Willie James Orr, Mr.. William
Wade and Mrs. Nicie Rucker. The
class meeting aatS Stones River Chap,
lel@N. E8Chufch' Sunday night waS
al success. Miss Dilsy Butler and
,MfS Oracle Green, of MurfreesBeYgE
spent a pleasant evening with Misses
Annie and Frances Haynes Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Lillard, of Nashville,
was called to me bedside of her
nephew, Mr.. William Wade Sunday.
He is somewhat better at this writing.
Mrs. Caroline Hibbett, of Smyrna,
spent Saturday with the Misses Wash
ington. Mrs. Annie Trimble spent
Sunday with Mrs. Isabella Crutcher.
Mrs. Willie G. Malone and Mrs, w.
r. King attended meeting at Black
man. Rev. Charlie Evans, Is pastor.
Miss Ella r. Mason and Messrs. w. o.
and Johnnie Mason were the guests
of Misses Annie and Frances Haynes
recently. Mrs. Joe Smith and little
daughter, Lucy F. Smith, returned
home Wednesday from st. Louis,
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Smiths sister, Mrs. Lucy Fowler.
Rev. N. C. Elder and Rev. d. Well,
both of Smyrna, preached at Stones
River Sunday. Little Misses Richie
Nell King, Emily and Bette Malone,
James f. Malone, Walter King and
Arthur B. King spent Sunday with
| Miss Lucy F. Smith and Mr.. M. B.
/ and Sam Manson. Miss Annie Haynes
and Miss Lizzie B. Washington and
Miss Frances E. Haynes spent Sunday
with Misses Alice and Mamie Win.
row. Mrs. Robert Rucker was called
to Murfreesboro Saturday to the bed
side of her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
| Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Harland
Mr.. w. r. King and Mr.. Felix Haynes
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
| Smith. Mr.. Willie G. Malone spent
Sunday with Mr.. Jesse Lillard. Lit
tie Annie Rucker and Walter c. Ruck
err spent Saturday with their grand
mother, Mrs. Hattie Keeble, of Muir
freesboro. Miss Ella Mason enter
tanned a few of her friends Sunday
evening. Those present were Miss
Matte Lee and Ida Dickerson, Mrs
Maud Dickerson, of McVeys, and Mr.
William Burrows, Miss Lizzie Crowse
Mr.. Sam H. Ransom and Mr.. james
d. Williams. Sacred music was thu
feature of the evoling. Misses An
mic and Frances Haynes and Mis-.
Lizzie Washington were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Orr recently
Mr.. Richard White spent Sunda,
with his mother, Mrs. Matilda White
Mr.. Sam Cage, Of Florence, was il
our village Sunday, and while her,
he was the guest of Mr.. Tommie lie,
howse. Mrs. Irene Haynes spen
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Nici
: Rucker. Mr.. george White spent Sur
: day with Misses Carrie and Georgi
:. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Miles, O
McVeys, spent Sunday with Mr.. an,
l Mrs. Eddie Orr. Mrs. Josie Misb,
: spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs
/, MARY Crowse. Mrs. M. A. Hayne
spent Sunday with her sisters, tn
5 Misses Washington. Miss Alicl
Washington spent Saturday with Mr.
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Next Sunday will be a great day.
There will be a rally at the A. NJ. E.
church. Rev. A. P. Gray will also
hold his quarterly meeting. The rally
at the First Baptist Church was quite
a success, $112 being realized. All
the club leaders did their best. Mr..
Walter Page o the medal, his club
raising the largest sum Rev. John
son will hold his quarterly meeting at
Keys Memorial. The Primitive Bap-
lists will have a big meeting and
footwashing, also the funeral of Mr.,
Lee Pearce will be attended by Rev.
L. Mason, the pastor. The Y. NC. A.
met last Sunday afternoon at the usual
time and place, Keys Memorial, to
hear the address of Prof. R. L. Jones.
The meeting was called to order by
Rev. ]. A. Myers. Music by the
choir; responsive Scripture reading.
Prayer was offered by DR.. ]. w. Whit
field. Music by the choir. Rev. My
ers made a few remarks stating that
as Prof. Jones was not on time, they
should be encouraged to wait. He
entertained the audience with some
of his favorite songs and in a short
time the speaker was present. He was
introduced by Rev. Myers. Prof.
Jones beautifully addressed the
meeting. His address was full of
helpful information, his words were
we'll received, and We believe they
will be helpful. He urged the men to
be useful, economical with their means
and everything else to make an hon
orable and useful man, for the world,
he said, did not owe them anything.
Next Sunday DIR. T. p. Hickman will
address this meeting. The Y. M, G..
A. and its visitors felt greatly re-
freshed on last Sunday after drinking
freely for an hour from a fountain of
knowledge in the person of Prof. R.
L. Jones, of the Tennessee State Nor
NAL (white) of this place. The speak
err treated for his subject, Function
of Man" He obviously demonstrated
that man had a function from birth to
death which is service, impressing
the necessity OF labor and proving 1t
to be honorable, be it professional or
manual, He emphasized the marvel
GUS progress made by the Negro. He
treated both economy and morality in
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captain. Ss4S1s; No. 9, tAe Sunday
school led by Mrs. T, h. Copeland,
S14E. Total, $607.G 90. Dr.. Copeland Is
20 be congratulated ON his splendid
success. He is keeping things moving
and the VIII Do" club is having
good meetings every Friday night.
It meets next Friday night at the
home Of Miss Hester, on Posten street.
The congregation is said to be grow
ing nicely. Sunday is quarterly meet
ing and Rev. r. B. Polk, presiding
elder, will preach morning and night.
At 5 o'clock Rev. DIR. Graham, of
st. Peter, will preach the sacramental
sermon. and the various ministers
will assist. Everybody invited. The
Battle of the Flowers In st. Peters
congregation is growing in interest
and more than five thousand tickets
have been taken out by workers and
friends of the various candidates. The
Carnations will lead of with a grand
musicale the 18th, and Miss Mary
Porter, the captain, is expecting a
great crowd. The White Rose, Mrs.
Amanda Gill, leader, will have their
first show on the 22nd inst, but the
American Beauties, Tube Roses and
Golden Rods are working just as hard
and with the Violets and Daisies will
be there at the finish. Miss BERTHE
Grant, n of our city school teach
ers, has beenn on the sick list for the
past two weeks. Mrs. Dora Daley,
on Baseball Hill, is very sick. Edward
Woodbridge, who sustained a broken
leg in a fight recently, died Of blood
poisoning on he 4th and was buried
last Sunday. He professed faith in
Christ before the end and his funeral
was preached at Green Hill Baptist
Church.
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LEBANON NOTES.

Mrs. John Sweat has returned
from Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Hadley, Of
Chicago, ILL.,, is the weekend guest
of Mrs. Martin Manson. Mrs. Lou
ella Jones was suddenly called to
Nashville to the bedside of her ia
ther. Mrs. Mamie McGeroger elab-
orately entertained with a dinner in
honor of Mrs. Hadley, of Chicago,
and Mrs. JAMIE Page, Of Lafayette,
Ind. Mrs. w. F. Young spent Sat
urday with her mother, Mrs. H.
Hughes. Mrs. Frank Irwin, Of Sparta,
is the guest of her son, Mr.. Simon
Irkin. Miss Florence Hughes spent
Sunday with Mrs. w. F. Young. Mrs.
Caroline Hickey, of Sparta, is spend.
ing a few days with his grandmother
Mrs. Baines, Of Louisville, KY, is
the guest of Mrs. John Sweat. Rev
Gray delivered fine sermons Tues
day ana Wednesday night at the
Holy Church. The house was crowd
ed both nights. He left Thursday
morning for Franklin, Tenn. Mrs
Mcpherson, of Pennsylvania, is
spending some time here. Those OF
the sick list are Reuben Hale, Ever
green Miller, Sallie Ray Saunders
Lucille Hammons, Agnes st. Glars
Turner. DR.. Joseph Turner hal
moved to his new Office.
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JASPER NOTES.

Rev. R. H. Hill, of Chattanooga,
preached at the New Hope Baptist
Church Sunday. His text was Eek.
1913 at II a. m. and at T p. m. his
text was John 1913. Each sermon
was very instructive. The church
was crowded both morning and eve
ming, and everybody was delighted
with the new preacher, Mr.. F. G.
Greer, Of South Pittsburg. Mrs. Min
ME Maxwell and Miss Cleroe Max
well, Of Victory, were visiting rela-
lives Saturday. Miss Maud Mercy
nolds was visiting Miss Missile
Springs Sunday. Miss Anna Springs
and her brother were visiting their
cousin, Mrs. Henry Greasy Head, Sat
urday and Sunday. Rev, Fors was in
Jasper last Tuesday holding qurter-
conference and preached last Friday
night. Mrs. Sadie ShOcklcy was the
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guest of MI. and Mrs. A. F. Shock,
ley Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Alex
ander ShOckley came down on the
train this morning. They returned to
their home this afternoon. Mrs.
Emma Lane, Mrs. Prinnie Cody Miss
Pearl HaIly, Rev. and Mrs. Hugerson
and their auntie and little son. OF
Pittsburg, were IN Jasper Ito
Gourt!aMt.Tand MRS. Bob john
s6hdtofIGuiid9ffehn ,,iwefe h4reicvislg-
1hg Kirkland Mrs. Shockley. Mrs. Nc.
Reynolds was the1guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Brown McReynOlds.
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MADISON srkrioN NorEs.

There was a delightful party given
Tuesday night, April /, 1918, by Mr..
John Wood at his home in honor of
bis mother, Mrs. Wood, and his
daughters, Miss Malissa Woods and
Miss Rachel Easley. The house was
decorated beautifully with ferns and
white roses. Miss Lizzie Wood serV-
ed frappe Eips the paTlpr. She wQne
a beautiful pina YeilsI dressa Their
were about forty young people in
attendance. Dancing was enjoyed
and the music was rendered by Mr..
viii Franklin and Mr.. Oliver Bates.
Refreshments we're served by Mrs.
Bates, who was gowned in a pretty
lavender wolfe dress. Miss Rachel
Lewis wore a pink satin, and Miss
Malissa Woods a blue satin. Mrs
Wood wore black satin. The table
was decorated with ferns and pink
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bates en-
tertained at dinner Monday. Mrs.
jamie Williams, of Briseville, Mrs.
Frances Waterman and Mrs. jamie
Shute visited the bedside or Mrs.
Callie Shute Wednesday. Mrs. Cal
lie Shute is still on the sick list.
Mrs. Mary Reed and Mrs. Jennie
Taylor were the merry guests Of
Mrs. Evie Bates Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Reed spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Washington.
John Wood was the guest of Mr.. Lee
Bates Friday night. Mr.. Willie Can
trell and Mr.. Allen Frank were the
guests of Miss Mary Shute Sunday.
Mr.. Lee Oldham was the guest of
Mr.. Lee Bates Sunday. Miss Min
ME Lee Dover and Miss Tennessee
Morgan we're the guests Of Miss Mar
celia Bates Monday.
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PULASKI NorEs,

Mrs. David Gilbert, who has been
i'll, is up again. The revival meet
ing began at Beulah the second Sum
day night. The Ideal Art Club held
a very interesting meeting at the
residence of Mrs. C. A. Daneerdeld,,
Mrs. Addie T. Morreli closed her
school at Prospect last week and Is
at home again. Cards are out .aK:
nouncing the reception here on the
2S inst Of DIR. ]. c. Can't and his
bride. Mrs. Katherine Lloyd died Sat:
urday night and was buried Sunday.
she was seen On the streets up
town Saturday and wa apparently
well, but was taken suddenly ill on
Saturday night and died. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Matt Lloyd, died in a similar
manner about a year abo. Broadview
School Is to give another concert next
Friday night, the fifth inst, and the
Pulaski High School Il bto havgo a
great banquet on a very high style
and charge so much a plate including
admission fee for the benenft of the
Domestic Science Department, on Fri
day night, April 18th, 1913. The Do
mestic Science of the Pulaski High
School is nicely fitted up and in fact
it Is said that the general makeup
of this department of the Pulaski
High School is second to none Of It's
kind. The visitors will be ushered
through the kitchen, dining-room and
work shop Of this department of the
school free. Miss Shelly Oliver con
tinucs very i'll. Mrs. Robert Gordon
has been very ill for several days
having had doctors daily. She il
some better at this writing, so say,
DR.. w. A. Lewis, who is one Of the
attending physicians, being associat
ed with DR.. J.. c. Can't.