The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26
eALLArIN NOTES.

The Allen County Fair Association
with Hessrs Edw V. Anothy as their
secretary and member of the Director
Board and Mr. d. B. Brackens as Cen
eral manager of their Floral Hall
from Gallatin, held their first annual
exhibition at Scottsville, KY, Friday
and Saturday, September 1920, 1913.
Il is reported that this fair was a big
success as the people were much in
evidence with their stock, etc, for
exhibition. The exhibits Of Floral
Hall we're creditable and we are very
proHd to know that several Of our la
dies Of Gallatin, who sent their need
le Wsrk for exhibition were awarded
premiums. Those in attendance from
here we're MISSES Georgia Anothy
Tuniee Foley, Irene Peyton and Celia
N. King and Mr.. Willie Hickman.
Mrs. Susie Parker and daughter, Miss
Nancy Lee have returned to India
nopolis, Ind, after pleasant visit to
her sister Mrs. Armand Harper here.
MT. Manuel Wilson, who resides on
the Huntsville Pike died Friday
night and buried Saturday at the city
cemetery with honors OF the Burea Oh
Inquiry. Miss Hattie Winston spent
Sunday at Mt Olive. Messrs e. v.
Anthony and Hart Winston are reprte
To have left. Thursday to attend the
fair al Shelbyville The stork pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Barr OF
r. Bledsoe street, a baby boy last
weak Mrs Josie Cason left Satur-
day norning for Indianapolis, Ind al
ter several weeks stay with parents
Mr and Mrs. Phillip Douglass and
other relatives and friends. Rev. and
Mrs. Peter Vertrees spent Saturday
in Nashville attendin the National
Baptist convention. Mr.. George
Nilsson and Mrs. Josie Nixson OF
Nashville, were here Friday out to
langley Hall. Little Miss Selene
Winston has returned from stay in
Nashville. Mr.. Charlie Carter ac-
companied by his wife, came here
from Indianapolis, Ind, last week to
see his father and sister who are Ill.
Mr.. John Franklin left last week for
New York, after a pleasant stay OF
several months here. Mr.. Anderson
Odom, OF New Orleans, while en- route
to Nashville to the National Baptist
Convention visited his sister here Mrs.
Jack Key and was accompanied by
her to the city. Among the many
functions given in honor OF Mrs. Ella
Orr and Mr.. Willie Orr not reported
was the six O'Clock dinner on last
Monday evening by Mrs. Sallie Har-
ris. After being so delightfully."- en-
tertained at o'clock dinner at the
home Of Mrs Matte Blackmore, Mon
day, September %. Mrs. Orr left
Tuesday morning for a few days
stay in Nashville while enroute to-
Chicago. Ill. Mrs Thos. Harris af-
ter visiting his many relatives and
friends here and also having his lot
at the city cemetery made beautiful
and nice double tablet stone placed
there In memory Of his two little chill
dren and wife, (deceased) returned
to Indianapolis, Ind, last Saturday.
Mrs. A. o. Kenney, of Nashville, de-
livered three lectures Sunday at Win
chester Street Baptist Church. At
11:45 a. m. she spoke to a large
crowd OF men women, boys, girls and
even the baby roll of the Sunday
school was present to hear her She
delivered her message in a grand and
beautiful style to the delight of all
who were present At $3.50 p. m.
she sopke to ladies only. There
we're present in this meeting Mrs. G..
A. Whites, Mrs. ]. B. Brown and Mrs.
Allen (white). Mrs. Kenney with
her usual dignity, made the speech
Of her life. These white friends COM
plimented the lecture in the highest
terms They frankly sadi it was the