The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-02-21

parcels. Mesdames Mary Douglass
and Emma Staley had charge of the
table of eatables, which were disposed
of at an early hour. This was given
by the two clubs of the Mt. Bethlehem
Baptist Church of which Mesdames
Staley and Douglass are captains.
The inclemency of the weather caused
the Henry Byron Literary Club to
make a failure in its meeting at the
A. M. e. Zion Church last week, and
this week a great meeting is antici-
pated at the First Baptist Church on
the pike. The Four Corner Rally at
the M. e. church will be pulled off
on the fourth Sunday. 500 is all
Rev. G. w. Cain and his officers want
and one of them was heard to say
that he would be tempted to give back
all over that amount. Little Bethel
A. M. e. Church is preparing for their
grand rally. Presiding Elder T. Y.
Moore held q most successful meeting
and quarterly conference on the 9th
inst. The congregation is greatly en-
couraged. Prof. F. G. Greer has re-
turned from Fackler and Stephenson,
Ala, and reports a great time, DR..
w. j.. Astrapp attended Trustees
meeting of the U. B. and S. of H.
Grand Lodge in Huntsville, Ala, on
the Sth. The doctor reports monu-
mental work done by his lodge. Mrs.
B. A. Norris, of Selma, Ala, but re-
rently of Tuscumbia, is expected to
arrive in our city the middle of this
week!1IWe9 are informed that Mrs.
) Morris is cousin OF Mr.. "A. N. John
son, one of Nashville's prominent un-
dretakers. Little Bethel congregation
and her friends welcome Mrs. Morris
to our burg. Miss jamie Lightfoot
has just returned from a three days
2 visit to Stevenson, Ala. Miss Light
; foot will probably accept a music
= class at that point. Miss Bessie Lane,
who has just closed a successful term
. Of school at Orme, is at home again
: but will leave the latter part of this
: week to visit her sister, Mrs. Thos.
: Williams, at New Comb, KY, for
: an indefinite period. Mr.. ]. D. Mar
tin has returned from MorTistoYn
College, where he visited his sons, Blu
ford and Merlin, and the latter re
turned home with his father. Mr.
Martin made a flying trip to Hot
Springs, N. c., while away from his
post of duty. To Texas will be his
y next trip. Mr.. Pindar Jones, of Rich
ard City, was seen on our streets
the first part of the week. He hai
N decided to become a reader of tn,
~ Globe. A Surprise Concert will b.
held at Mt. Bethlehem Baptis
Church Sunday afternoon of rail-.
day. Rev. S.. Wooten was here SON
pulpit Of Mt. Bethlehem Baptis
Church. Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, who ha
spent the past two or three week
here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bil
Gillian, left this week for his charg
in West Virginia. Mr.. Ed. Gaines
of Comfort, has become a subscribe
to the Globe. Put your new item
in the box at the Excelsior Parlo
at DR.. w. j. Astrapp's place. Whe
you or your friends leave or return
come or go, let us know. Will you
Mrs. Josie Cowan Sturdevant died r
/, Gently at the home of a relative nea
r Comfort and was buried there. TIL
sick are: Mrs. William Lee, Mis-
Sedalia Bivens, Mrs. Henderson Ian
berson, Mrs. jamie Stapler and M
Richard Tate. DR.. w. ]. Astrapp We
called to Victoria one day this wee
to see a very sick patient. Mr.. Ca
r roll Hawkins spent last Saturday
Richard City on business. Mr.. an
: Mrs. Wash Barnes have bought IL
t Bramlett-Anderson property and hay
e moved on it. Mr.. and Mrs. Andersc
. have moved to Guild, Tenn. Mrs. L
: anna MRrriman, of Guild, visited h,
a son, Mr.. George Merriman, a few da!
e ago. Mrs. j. M. Hawkins and Mi
k jamie Lightfoot were guests of M
K and Mrs. Charles H. Lightfoot
Hamburg recently. Mrs. Savanna
Love and Mrs. Eta Sleigh, Of Jaspe
we're guests of Miss Vera Gaines Ia
J. Saturday.