The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-20
nvEnssiIan NOTES.

Mrs. Ora Light was stricken WIFI
Iacial paralysis Thursday morning,
causing her face and mouth to be
1rawn to one side Misses Lena
Bailey and Katie Smith had quite an
enjoyable time in Newbern, June Stn.
Mrs. Bette Lawson, Of Memphis, was
the guest of her brother, Mr., H. K.
Rivers, Sunday. Miss LYDIA Menzies
is visiting relatives in Paducah, Ky.
Miss Laide Rebecca Douglass, of Flu
ture City, is in Chicago, H., where
she will spend her vacation. We wish
her a pleasant sojourn in the north
ern cline Mns. Mary Barber of
Obion. Tenn, was the guest of her,
son. Mr.. Percy Sanderson, for several
DAYS. The Annual Sermon for the
Daughters and knights of Tabor was
wonderfully preached Sunday June
Is, at Womacks Temple by Rev. Wo-
mack. After the collection of $494
they marched to the home of Mrs.
Matte Mayfield, where refreshments
and ices were served in abundance to
the delight of the guests. Mrs. Beu-
lab Miller, teacher OF music for Bruce
High School for the past term, left
for her home in Jackson, Tenn, Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Miller won d
number of friends here and we regret
to lose her services. Rev. j. p Price,
pastor of M. E. Church, North, and
Mr.. E. B. Journett, representative of
the Bluff City News, spent Sunday in
Fowlkes, Tenn. Mrs Rosa Saunders
Is convalescent. Mr.. Everette Old
ham is in East st. Louis, Ill. Miss
Irene Mitchell has returned from
Newbern, where she has been in the
care of her mother, having been
stricken with paralysis several
months ago. Mr. Rob. Roberts, of
Newborn, spent Sunday in our city.
Little Miss Matte Dixon, left for
Atoka Tenn, to spend the vacation
with her father. Mr.. Charlie Sharpe,
has returned home after an absence
of several weeks. The Childrens
Day exercises at the Tabernacle Bap-
fist Church were enjoyed by all that
were present last Sunday. DR.. j. b,
CLAW and Mr.. James MenZies reported
a delightful trip to the home of Mr.
Elios Clay, tho formers father, Sun
day. Little Misses Anna Lee Clay
and Callie Fumbanks left Sunday
morning for Ripley where they will
spend the week with Mr.. Elias Clay
Mrs Gallie Southern and Miss Sam
ME Menzies made flying triI
to Memphis Friday. Mrs Jesse
London returned to her home II
Memphis after several weeks o.
pleasure with her relatives. Mrs
Maggie Ashton returned to her home
in Covington Sunday. Wanted-2'
yearly subscribers for the Globe. Fo
rates see e. J. Beaumont. h. }
(Mike) Beaumont has the agency 10
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Teasing sumptuously Sunday attel
noon at the home of Mrs. MayhelC
the Daughters Of the Tabernacle az
sembled in group on the beautllt
lawn and had their photos made wit
an Eastman kodak in the hands
Miss Nettie A. Ledsinger To Stral
gers-when in town and want tn
Globe. ask for Mike the newsbo,
II is summer now, enjoy your lelsul
moments by reading the NashyilI
Globe Little Mary Alma Bert
Brewer is convalescent Prof. NJ.
Morrison is able to sit up Mr. an
Mrs. Johnnie Beard lerC Tor Dyer st
ton Monday night to visit relatiy,
from there they viii journey to D
troit. Mich. Mrs Isaac Lyle is
the sick list. Mr.. j. w. Ovens
Union City, was in our city Sunda
June Sth. DR.. ]. b Freeland has
new buggy costing SIPS He al
Miss Allene Strayhorn drove to Ne
bern. Tenn, Sunday They attend
the C. M. e. Church while thel
Mrs. Annie Williams, mother OF n
Henry Williams, died Sunday mig
June Is, 1913. Funeral services we
conducted by Rev. S. P. Miller at
Tabernacle Baptist Church, wht
she was a member. Her renal
we're inferred at New Cemetery.
sides the relatives, host of frier
mourn her loss.