The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-03

to join her husband, Rev. Whitworth,
pastor of the A. M. E. Church. Mrs.
Mamie Eslick is visiting relatives.
Miss Maybelle Allen, of Cornersville,
is here visiting here brother, Mr.. c..
G. Allen. Quarterly conference was
held at Allen Bethel A. M. z. Church
and the presiding elder, Rev. Howard,
preached a most eloquent sermon.
A neat sum was raised. Mrs. Mary
Ladd, of Cornersville, was in town
shopping Saturday. Mr.. Hubert Gee.
who has been in Martin, Tenn, for
some time, has returned home to
spend the holidays. Miss Carrie Belle
Davidson, of Petersburg, was the
guest of Miss Claudene Lawrence
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Willie
Bates was the guest of Miss Stephen
Of Columbia, Thursday. The wedding
bells have been ringing during the
holidays. Among those united in
marriage were Mr.. George Ferguson
and Miss Josie Vannoy, of Manches-
ter; Mr.. Sylvester Mayberry and
Miss Sadie Robertson; Mr.. Roy Har-
olson and Miss Alice Ewing; Mr.. AL
bert Woods and Miss Matte Pearl
Elliott. Miss Mary Jane Kennedy
spent a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Kennedy, of Talley Station.
Misses Iona and Mary sue Rainey,
of Columbia, spent Friday with Miss
Myrtle Williams. Mr.. Willie Moore,
of Fayetteville, spent a few days with
friends, Prof. Mayberry is visiting
his parents, of Franklin, this week.
Misses Willie Mai Ewing and Lucy
Hacknon, of Columbia, are the guests
| of Miss Olivia Smiley. The A. M. E.
Church gave a grand concert Wednes-
day night under the management of
Mesdames Hatcher and Allen. 1t was
quite a success, having a packed
house. Messrs. Saul Blair and Ed
gar Gordon are visiting Miss Clau-
dene Lawrence. Mrs. s. H. Davis and
children spent Saturday with her
niece, Mrs. Ula Williams, of Black
well. Among those who spent holl-
days in Nashville were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Higgins, Mesdames Angie
Hurt, Chanie Estell and Anna Lou
Dougherty. Mr.. JEFF Bell Hurt spent
a week in Columbia visiting friends.
Miss G. M. Davis entertained at din
ner Friday in honor of Messrs. Blair
and Gordon, of Columbia. Those
seated at the table were Messrs. Nc
Bride, Blair and Gordon, Misses Law
renee and Davis Mr.. Claud Mays,
who has been visiting in Nashville,
has returned home. Rev. Glass, the
travelling sales agent for McRady, was
in town a few days last week. Mrs
Henderson Davis was appointed sale
agent for Marshall County. Mr.. P
H. Mcbride, who has been in Ala
bama for three months, came home tC
spend the holidays with his family
Mrs. Frances Davis, or Mooresville
spent a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Davis. Mr.. Otie Hurt spent Fri
. day evening in Columbia. Mrs. S.. H
= Davis entertained at six o'clock din
. ner Wednesday in honor of the no
= tel boys. Those seated at the ia
. BILE were Messrs. ROBERT Williams
Hiram Whitaker. Ernest Smell, Oti,
= and Willie Dee Davis, Misses Olivii
! Smiley and G. M. Davis. After din
a a ner, music and games were enjoyet
= until a late hour. Misses Willie Gre
! mer and Sallie Mai Cook, of Nash
: vile, are here to spend the holiday
u with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cook. MI
Wash Mitchell, who has been cor
fined to his room for a week, is abb
to be out again. Misses Flora an,
Essie Williams are visiting their sis
l. ter in Columbia this week. On De
s cember 18th the Auxiliary of Firs
Baptist Church gave an old-time cor
b cert under management of Miss Mar
Jane Kennedy and Mrs. Zula McCu'
e lum, President of the Auxiliary.
was quite a success Those who too
part in the play were Messrs. Gle
s Phillips, George Austin, Will Stee
S Nixon Crutcher, Misses Alma an
Bessie Kennedy, Flora Williams, Ricf
ardine Davis, Mrs. Mile Austlr
Miss Claudio Mai Davis presided a
S the organ. Rev. Riley made a gran
lecture on the women's work of tn
e auxiliary. Total amount raised, $6.2(
s Mrs. Lizzie Sample is able to be on
again. She is visiting her brother
d Mr.. Green Holt, near Belfast. Misse
Claudine Lawrence and Claudio Mf
Davis spent Friday evening in c.
lumbia.