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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-19
GREENFIELD NOTES.

Mrs. Hattie Williams, who has
been visiting in Lexington, Jackson,
Humboldt and Milan, returned Fri
day night, Mrs. Ophelia Stone of
Jackson came Friday night to visit
Mrs. Ann Stone. Several of the
people have gone to Lake County to
pick cotton; among them are the
following: Mr.. Sam Stone and fam
lily, Mr. Sun Bigham and wife Mrs.
Lila Jones and daughter, Willie. Mr..
Joe Hurt and family, Mr.. Walter
Cathey. The protracted meeting
at the c. NJ E. Church was quite a
spiritual revival Miss Lee Flippins
and Mr. Gene Young we're converted.
Mrs. Ella Como left Friday morning
for Milan and Mckenzie. She will
visit the Obion River Association at
the latter place also many friends
and acquaintance. AS Mr.. Hosier
Williams and wife, we're starting
off for drive to Dresden Saturday,
the horse got frightened and ran
away. No serious damage was done.
Mr.. Moses Chears came to town Sat
urday afternoon. When you meet
our square" brother, Jack Duncan,
you need ont be surprised to find
him wearing an unusual broad smile
for it is a fact, that on Monday night
one week ago the stork invaded his
home and the new arrival bids fair
to become the mistress of the house.
DR.. J. A. Rainy of Martin, made a
visit to town Sunday. Quite a freak
of nature developed itself at the
home of Mr.. E. G.. Bells. He pur-
chased some raspberries last March,
and they are now bearing the second
crop for this year. Miss Pearl Lett
and Mr. Fred Tisdale went to Mar.
tin Sunday morning on the occasion
of the burial Of Miss Corrie Flake,
who was shot Saturday afternoon
by Paine Franklin. It is said that
the weapon used was a shot gun.
Franklin was carried to jail that
night Miss Leslie Paris went to
Fulton Sunday. Miss Iona Hog.
settle Of Jackson is here visiting Mrs.
Jessie Shane, Miss Josie Donald
of Humboldt came Saturday night to
visit here sister, Mrs. Cora Lee
Clark for a few days. Mrs. Matte
Black returned from Mayfield, Ky,
Friday where she had been to visit
her sister who was sick. II you
have a little advertising you want
to do see Prof M A. Dobbs, and
have it put in the Globe and you
will be surprised at the trade 1t will
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UNION CITY NOTES.

The Y. M. c. A. and Y. w. C. A..
held a most excellent meeting at the
C. M. E. Church Sunday afternoon
Rev. w. M. Fowlkes addressed the
association in a few well-chosen
words. The next meeting will be held
at the public school building Sunday
afternoon, September 18th. Rev. DR..
Kirk Is appointed to address the as
ISOLATION at said meeting. It is
hoped that great things will be done
by this association in the near future.
Mrs. Cassie L. Fowlkes will be glad
to take your subscription for the
Globe or bring you copy each week.
The revival just closed at the First
Baptist Church was a success. They
reported nineteen conversions, and
the church seemed revived in gen.
eral Mrs. Mary Cornell and neice
left here for their home at Dyers-
burg Saturday They report very
pleasant time in the city. Mrs. Verna
Reed and little son, Oscar, Jr., have
returned home from a very pleasant
trip to Terrells visiting friends. Mrs.
Moor, Of Troy, Is the guest of Mrs.
Mcdonald and sister. Mrs. McDavis
and Miss Wellington entertained
Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Verri Lee Baxter, of Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Edgar ]. Bright, Of Troy, and
Mrs Susie Thompson, of Tannus, ILL.,,
have returned from a very pleasant
stay in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Adkins. Mrs. Verri Lee Bax-
ter is in Obion visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lucy Totten has returned home
from Duquoin, ILL., DR.. B. Brown has
returned home from the N. M. A. at
Nashville Tenn Mrs.L exile McDavis
and daughter, Odettie, have returned
from u very pleasant visit to friends
in Mayfield KY. DR.. and Mrs. E. D.
Walker report a most enjoyable time
at the N. M. A. The public school
opened doors for the enrolment of
students Friday morning. Quite a
number we're present. Miss Malissa
Light has returned from Nashville,
Tenn. Mrs. Henry Powell is in Rial
to visiting friends. Miss Vira Dav-
export is improving
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MILAN NOTES.

Miss Francis c. Anders who has
been visiting parents for the past
four weeks returned to her home in
st. Louis Friday night Mrs. w. c.
Bryant left for Mckenzie Monday
morning on business. Mr.. Tom
Moore returned home Saturday, Sep
TENDER 9th, from Dyersburg visiting
mother and friends. Rev. P. H.
Watson, Prof. w. C. Bryant, Mr.. ].
L. Banner, Mr.. l. P. Pierce and Miss
Artie Adkisson left Mckenzie Tues
day morning to attend the District
Association and Sunday School Con-
vention at that place. The District
Sunday School Convention of the c..
M. e. Church will convene with Phil
ip's Chapel congregation Wednesday
morning, September 10th. A full
account will appear in next weeks
issue. Dora Mcdonald, who is now
visiting paretns will return to her
home in Paducah, KY, Thursday,
September 18th. Mrs. Peter Como
of Greenfield, Tenn, is the guest of
Mrs Bette Anderson. Mrs. Arbel-
la Brooks of Tiptonville is visiting
home folks for a few days. Miss
Ada Strayhorn who has been on the
sick list is out again with friends.
Miss F. N. Morris of Fruitvale, Tenn.
was here Saturday and Sunday on
business.
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HUMBOLDT NOTES.

Mrs. Banks Right, of Bloomington
H.. spent the weekend with Mrs. Dol
lie Johnson. Mrs. Mangrum has re
turned from a visit to Columbus,
Clenton and Mayfield, KY, Mr.. c. j.
Porter and wife, of Brownsville are
visiting Miss Annie B. Ragans on
Mitchell Street. Prof. M, A. Dobbs
was business visitor here Satur-
day. Rev. ]. E. Collier carried on
revival at Jones Grove last week.
Revival resvices began at st James
Sunday, Aug 3rd. Rev. Jackson OF
Paris, Tenn, will assist Rev. c. Z.
Adams. Rev. S. A. Owens field Sec
rotary of the Educational Board of
National Baptist Convention lectured
at St James, Thursday evening; Mrs.
Morrison and little daughter of Dy-
ersburg spent Sunday here the guest
of her sister Mrs. Clara Shane, on
Sth Avenue. Mrs. Lena Virgins of
Water Valley, Miss, spent Sunday
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Will
lie Sured and her many friends Mrs.
Harriet Williams of Greenfield spent
the weekend with her brother, Mr..
Wash Fly. on 9th Avenue. Miss
Mary Midget of Alabama, Tenn,
spent the Sunday with Mrs. Flucher
Rolston. Mrs. Sallie Edwards who
has been i'll on 9th Avenue, is i'm
proving. Miss LESSEE Pierce is i'll
at her home on Brown Street. Miss
Sula Cole of Bells spent Friday Aug.
9Th to 9th here as the guest of Miss
Annie B. Ragans. Miss Columbia
Hayes and Miss Esula Oldem, Of
Tenn, spent the week
end with Miss Minnie Williams on
Fourth Avenue. Mesdames J. Cur
rie D. Puckett,A. D. Hays, Freddie
Shaw, Joe Murphiey, Charlie Ridley
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SHARON NOTES.

The protracted meeting began at
the M. q. Church last Sunday night.
Rev. L. M. Moores, the pastor made
an earnest plea in his sermon Sun
day morning the stone" might be
moved away, that God may use Us
freely" We hope for a good revi-
val and many conversions. Cotton
picking will begin in our community
at once. The Sharon Star, Masonic
Lodge will give a picnic Saturday,
September 18th. The people
throughout the community also Of
the neighboring towns are invited.
The following are among those re-
ported ill: Miss Eva Hester, Mrs.
Mamie Tansil, Mrs. Maggie Tansil
and Mr. Cecil Jones. Prof. M. A.
Dobbs of Greenfield who is repre-
sentative for the Nashville Globe
for West Tennessee was in our town
Sunday and left few copies of the
Globe. He would be glad to talk
to you or write you at any time
about the Globe Your subscription
is much wanted. Miss Eta Tansil
was here from Lake County last
week hunting hands to pick cotton.
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cIlEroN NOTES.

Rev. G.. L. Jackson, presiding elder,
was here last Sunday and held his
fourth quarterly conference which
was a success. Rev Cooper, pastor,
was helped as well as the members
and friends. The elder preached a
wonderful sermon Sunday night to an
appreciative congregation from Neh.
4:6: For the people had mind to
work" Rev Young and Brother T.
P. Poynter looked after the collec-
ton. Rev. Utley, presiding elder OF
the NJ. E. church. is holding Rev. A.
r. Dowell's fourth quarterly confer
enee very successfully. Rev. Utley
preached a fine sermon to the delight
of all The A. NJ. E. rally was very
successful. Rev w. ]. Young's club,
BE Quick" Mrs. Ida Jones club,
MAKE Haste" Make Haste left Be
Quick this time. Rev. ". I. Boddie.
pastor of the NJ B. Church, preached
good sermons Sunday and Sunday
night. Mrs Bette Spears, the noted
Clifton hotel cook, was taken i'll Sun
day and had to return home She is
conValescing Mrs. Sallie Roberson's
boy is convalescent. Mrs. r. A. Dow
ellis mother is here visiting. Rev.
Ishom Churchwell has been appointed
pastor of Cumberland Furnace as
supply. Mr.. Wilbert McAfee takes
his place as Chief Minter in Knights
of Tabor Order and holds the gavel.
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Missionary Board, Lane Chapel, is
visiting her son in indianapolis. Ind.
Prof G. F. Porter, professor of Ian
guage at Lane College, Jackson,
Tenn, and wife are the guests of
Mrs. N. A. Porter on Eighteenth ave
nue.. The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
'Northcross's home Friday, September
8, and brought a fine boy. Rev. d.
w. Featherston was in the city Mon
day the guest of Rev. j. B. Collier.
Prof. ]. F. Lane, president Lane Col
lege, Jackson, Tenn, was a business
visitor here on Friday. Mrs. Sarah
Roe, Mrs. Queen Harmon and Mr..
Ike Dunnigan are on the sick list this
week. Rev. D, w. Fisture, pastor of
Royal Street Baptist Church, preached
for Rev. ]. B. Collier and his people
September It'll He preached an able
sermon and it was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton spent Sunday
September Z, in Memphis and report
ed an enjoyable time while in the
city. Mrs. Hosey Ragans entertained
Saturday in honor of the Juvenile
Missionary Society Rev. ]. B. Col
lier, pastor of Lane Chapel c. M. f.
Church, is doing well. The people adj
mire him for his activity and up
right living. The Nashville Globe is
progressive reading.
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OAKLAND NOTES.

Much sickness is prevalent around
and in our little town, and much to
our bereavement many cases have re-
suited in deaths, among them some
of our most worthy and useful men
and women. From August 9th to
the present, date the death rate has
been steadily increasing. Not from
an epidemic, however, but it seems
that the monster chose to claim his
share of flowers here almost instant
ly. On August 9th death summoned
Mrs. Lucy Walton, who had lived to
a ripe old age of more than three
score and ten years. She left five
sons. twenty-four grandchildren and
a host of friends and relatives. She
had lived for a number of years a
consistent Christian of Belle Grove
Baptist Church On August 18th Mrs.
Hattye Owens, wife of Mr.. W. H.
Owens, died Mrs. Owens had been
ill for several weeks. Mr.. Major Gal
loway, quite an old man, died on Sep
TENDER 4. On Saturday, September 6,
Death in his summons claimed Mrs.
Adline Cranberry, after a severe at
tack.
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INA NOTES.

Rev. ]. L. Webb, of Flat Rock, is
assisting Rev. T. ]. Eatherly in a
profitable meeting at Solomon Chapel
A. M. E. Church. Master Everette
Fort has returned home after spend
ing a year in Chicago visiting rela-
tives. Several members from B. o..
No. 107 were present at the annual
sermon of B. o. No. 81 at Paynes
Chapel last Sunday Mrs. VIM. Tur-
ner is with her father, Mr.. Robert
Foster, who is ILL., Mr.. w. H. Card
is now teaching at the Mt Nebo
school on account of the serious i'll
ness of his daughter, Miss Blanche
Card, former teacher. Mrs. Carrie
Burnett is very i'll Mr.. Allen Searcy
is somewhat indisposed Mrs. Leola
Searcy, in company with her mother,
spent last Sunday with Mrs. Cynthia
Foster. Rev. T. J, Eatherly is now
making all the necessary preparations
for the annual conference. Mrs. Su,
san McKelvy is able to be out after
several weeks of illness. Mrs. Bur-
ton PEBBLES, of Blackman, Tenn, is
spending few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lenard Leech. Rev. ]. H. Hard
ing contemplates attending the Ma
tional Baptist Convention.
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GAINESVILLE oTEs.

Misses Meta and Lane Clark of
Rossview we're the pleasant guests
of Miss Matte Roberts for several
Monday and report a pleasant stay.
Mr.. Geo. Herbert is reported conva-
descent. DR.. Robt. T. Burt, the at
tending physician Miss Beatrice
Dix left Sunday morning for Nash
Vile where she will enter school.
One Of the very prettiest Of the
summon weddings was that of Miss
Lizzie B. Hunter and James Eugene
Crouch which was solemnized last
evening at the home of the brides
parents. Rev. |. X. Roberts per-
formed the ceremony. The groom
is brother to Mrs. Geo. Herbert
Mrs. Ben Thomas adm is well known
in GAINESVILLE. The bride Is a
young lady with qualifications Of
heart and mind which make her an
ideal young woman. Mr.. Ben
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bring you; for the Globe is read by
such host of people each week.
Just try it and be convinced. Mrs.
Birdie Watt made a trip to Milan
Sunday Mrs. Lizzie Belle after
spending several weeks visiting rela-
tives at Wicliffe, KY. Cairo and Pu-
laski, ILL.,, returned Sunday after
noon, and expressed herself as hav-
ing had most excellent trip. Among
the sick are Messrs. S. P. McCorry
and Mute Tyler, Flora and Verlens
Simmons, Roosevelt and Squill d.
Miller Mrs Florence Gregory, Mrs.
Josie Hornbeak, Mrs. Octavia Bell.
Mrs. Ella Como, Mrs Bertha Taylor
and Mr.. B. w. Malone are delegated
to go to the West Tennessee Central
Association which convenes at Bells
September 30th., which is Tuesday
before the first Sunday in October.
Other from here will likely attend.
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PULASKI NOTES

The Big Harper Baptist Association
met in its forty-seventh annual ses-
ton September 9th with Rev L. Nc
Minor, moderator, in the chair The
Introductory sermon was preached by
Rev. Sam Bryant, of Nashville. Tenn.
There were a number of delegaues
from the associations that affiliate
with the Big Harper Association. Rev.
L. Townsend represented Rising Wa
ter Association; Rev. James Smith
represented Barton Association; Rev.
Sam Bridgeforth represented Indian
Greek Association and Rev. John
Smith represented Flint River AssO-
citation. A number of people from
Nashville and Columbia were here
Sunday to visit their friends and 10
attend the meeting. Rev. T. J Peeler,
who has been clerk Of the association
for a number of years, said that this
was one of the best attended meet
ings in the history of the church.
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MARTIN NOTES.

Rev s. NJ. Strayhorne preached al
his church Sunday morning and Sun
day night and had very nice at
tendance. Rev. L. J. Valentine
preached at his church, the A. NJ. E.,
last Sunday and had a respectable
congregation. Rev ]. D. Williams
preached at the c. NJ E. Church,
where he is pastoring and where he
has been carrying on a series Of
meetings for the past two weeks. The
success i'm the meeting for the past
weeks has been fair, having had five
converts during the week. This lit
tie city has been full of peculiar hap
penings the past week. Little lda
Mae Mitchell departed this life last
Friday about 1890 o'clock; her fun
eral was attended at the Oak Grove
Baptist Church Saturday afternoon.
We are in sympathy with the be
reaved family. While the people
were in attendance at the above fun
eral, Mrs. G. NJ Price met with
very serious accident, when she and
her mother, Mrs. Anna Dance. and lit
tie daughter, Miss Erma V. Price,
were about to arrive at the church
where the funeral was held, in some
way she turned her horse too short
around and threw them all out into
the street and all of them received
some injuries. None of them, how
ever. have seemed fatal. Mr. Payne
Franklin, a young man of this city,
committed a great crime here Satur-
day afternoon when he and a lady
with whom ne was in love (Mrs. Car
RE Steem) became angry for some
cause: he left the woman and went
and secured a shot gun and came
back and fired the contents of the
gun into her left breast, killing her
instantly. The boy was arrested and
put in jail in Dresden, Tenn. Miss
Vera Mitchell is convalescent. Mas
ter Augustus Freeman is ILL., Mrs.
Mollie Johnson is convalescent and
we trust will soon be out The Mar
tin Public High School opened this
week, Monday, the Sth, with a goodly
number of pupils; we trust this school
will be nothing less than a success
this year. for its teachers are quite
competent. The Embroidery Club
was royalty entertained at Mrs. Eva
Bowdcn's last week. The visitors
present were Mrs. Eva Bills and Miss
Katie Bunion. They all report a nice
time. Tell your friends how inter
esting the Globe is and get them u
subscribe through G. NJ. Price, or buy
a copy from Ruben B. Martin.
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DAYTON NOTES.

Rev A. S. Monroe, Presiding Ed
er for the A. M. p. Zion Church
preached three sermons last Sunday
This is his last quarter before the
Annual Conference which convenes
in October Mrs. Henderson of
Madisonville died a few days ago.
Mrs. Hattie Jones formerly of Day.
ton who has been in New York for
the past three years has returned
tomake Dayton her future home.
Mr.. Henry Wade one of Dayton's
Oldest citizens leaves for Jenkins.
Kentucky next Wednesday. Miss
Tishia Henderson of Madisonville.
Tenn, and Miss Estella Franklin
were welcome guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Brown in Morgantown. Those
i'll are Mrs Mary Hutcherson OF
Morgantown and Mr.. Wesley Swof.
ford, Mrs. j. D. Miller. The past
three months is slowly convalescing.
Miss Glennia Cunningham who has
been indisposed is not seriously al.
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HUMBOLDT NOTES.

The Missionary Society met with
Mrs Katie Johnson last Tuesday on
Maple street. Mrs. c. H. Rufus is i'll
at her home on Thirteenth avenue.
We miss her very much and hope to
see her out again soon. Mrs. Ruth
Myrtle died Wednesday, September 8,
after a lingering illness of many
months. Miss Pauline Boykin died
Friday, September s. A loving moth
er. father, one brother and two sis
ters mourn their loss, The deceased
was an admirable young woman. Mrs.
Minnie McLeary, president of the
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RossvlEW NOTES.

Rev. I. K. Roberts had quite sue
cess with his rally at New Hope
Baptist Church of which he is pas
tor, dinner on the ground was plenti-
full: the place was thronged with
people. Amount raised was
SOS. Rev. I. G. Wilson and wife
spent September the Bird very pleas
antly with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hubert
at their residence. Mrs. Chas.
Jones of st. Louis, Mo. and Miss
Elminia Notrhington were the pelas-
ant guests of Mr.. Geo Herbert Mon
day. Mrs Jones leaves for her
home Tuesday. y
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FRANKLIN NOTES

Misses Harvey Lee and Ola Cheat
ham spent Sunday in Pulaski.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Waddy died Sunday evening,
funeral Tuesday at the First Baptist
Church. Mr.. Frank Cheatham is very
i'll. Mrs. Tanney Caruthers is here
to attend the funeral services of her
neice. Mrs. Eta Moore is back from
Bushbell Springs. Rev. A. J. Leath
is very ILL., Mrs. Willie Lee Hall is
very i'll at her home. Miss Geneva
Hancock and Mrs. Estella Rhodes, of
Nashville, spent few days with rela-
tiVes.
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and ]. VIII Murphey, of Browns
vile, spent the weekend with their
Mrs. McLin of Hickmon Ky. en- route
many friends. Mrs. Lutha Sims left
Sunday Aug. 81, for Chicago. ILL.,
home from a visit to Memphis is the
guest of Mrs. Mangrum on Sth Ave
nue.. Paris Sunday-school ran a
special train to our town Tuesday,
August 26 All reported a nice time
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Out of T0un Notes.

Presiding Elder Utley is member of
rhis Temple. We are proud of him
and he is proud of us. Mrs. l. v.
Hubbard and Mr.. George Johnson re-
turned from Brownsville, where they
have been as delegates to the grand
session of the U. B. F. and s. M. T.
They report a good time. Rev. Young
is repairing his building.
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Thomas acted as best man. The
couple having friends and relatives
here, who wins them much happi-
ness. They left Immediately for
Nashville where they will make their
home.
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