The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-13
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IN the commencement exercises of
Fisk University He Is a schoolmate
and friend to our Y. NJ C. A. Secre-
taIy. lie met quite a number OF our
most prominent men while here.
mrs. NJ. +. Patton, or GAG Fogg
street. has returned to the city after
VISIT OF several weeks to friends and
relatives in Alabama and Florida.
Mrs. Lizzie Adams, who has been
In the city for quite a while visit.
ing her mother Mrs. N. j. Ander-
son, left for her home in Smithyiue
Texas, Wednesday night. She was
accompanied by her little brother. N
j. Anderson.
Prof. R. B. Hudson, Secretary of
the National Baptist Convention was
In the city this week en- route home
from the Sunday-School Congress.
Atty d. w. Perkins of the firm of
Perkins, Aston, HUFF and Whitlock.
of Knoxville, Tennessee was in the
city Tuesday, en- route home from
the Sunday-School Congress at Mus
kogee, Okla.
ATTENTION = The unprecedented
sale of Muslin Underwear at J. H
FOREMAN, Eleventh and Jefferson,
is creating big sensation. The
prices are the lowest ever known.
Councilman S. P. Harris. of the
Third Ward is again on the Job look
ing after his new home after an alb
sence of about week in Muskogee.
Grand Lecturer J. M. Easterling Of
the K. of P.s stopped over a part
OF the day Tuesday en- route to East
Tennessee from the state of Okla
homa.
Mr.. H. P. Carter Superintendent of
the Mt. Zion BAPTIST Sunday-school
Knoxville, Tenn, who was dele
gate to the Sunday-School Congress-
at Muskogee spent Tuesday Of this
week in Nashville en- route home.
Mr. Thomas Goosby, deacon Of
Liberty Baptist Church and Assis-
tant Superintendent of the Sunday
school Of this church was in the city
Tuesday en- route home from the
J Muskogee, Okla.
= Prof S. II. Hancock of the Seneca
N. and l. Institute, Seneca, S. c..
was one of the visitors at Nashville
this week. He was entertained by
his many friends while in the city
Mrs J. E. Butler prominent
member of the Galeda class of the
Friendship Baptist Church, Atlanta
Ca, and delegate to the Congress
from that class was the guest of
Mrs r. H. Boyd, Tuesday en- route
to her home from the Congress.
Rev. VIM. Beckham, Field Secre-
tary of the National Baptist Conven-
tion, who has been touring the west
returned with the delegation to
spend about lip days in the office be-
fore beginning a campaign in the
Pacific States
J FOR ShEEAt J. Fl. FOREMAN,
18th and Jefferson Ladies Muslin
underwear at unheard Of prices, viz,
ladies' drawers, Is cent value, go for
l9 cents; so cent value for rs cents;
corset covers, SO cent yelne, at 19c;
SO cent values at 38 cents.
Editor j. D. Crenshaw Of the Ma
tional Baptist Union-Review who at
tended the Executive Board meeting
and the meeting of the Educational
Board at Memphis, Joined the special
train from Nashville EN- route to the
Congress at Oklahoma and came
back as far as Memphis on the spec
ial where he stopped over to wind
up the affairs of a deceased brother.
Editor Crenshaw states that this was
one of his older brothers, whom he
had not seen in the past thirty years.
Revs. G. H. Clark, w. S. Filing
ton, N. H. Plus, w. Dickerson, II.
A. Boyd, Misses L. U. Chambers,
Eleanor A. Battle, Nellie E.
King, Vivian Young, Katie Eoyd,
S. A. e. Jones and Mesdames N H.
Plus, M. E. Benefited, II. A. Boyd,
and John Work, Sr., returned to the
city this week after having been in
attendance at the Sunday-School
Congress. Accompanying these
were Messrs. j. S. Brown, S. H. John
son, Felix Harding, G. b. Buchanon,
]. B. Ridley and Mr.. l.. Landers,
WANTED-You to know that La
dies gowns valued at SO cents, made
of good material, are sold at j. II.
FOREMAN, 18th and Jefferson, for
40 cents.
Miss N. Eva Murrell is visiting rel
atives and friends in Chicago, having
left Nashville June 7th. Before re-
turning she will visit in Des Moines,
Iowa. and st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Matte Clayton has gone to
Lake Providence, La, to be with her
| brother, who is very i'll.
III Mr.. C. B. Butts, of Springfield, was
here Sunday. Mrs. John Woodfork
lett last week for Chicago, ILL.,, and
u Toronto, Can, to visit friends and
p relatives.
- Mr. " E. Shipp, of Hendersonvillc
~ is in the city this week.
~ Miss Dora F. Elmore, sister of Mrs
+" H. D. York, of 1907 Jefferson street
who for the past years has made hel
:, home in Sandusky, Ohio, returned tC
ST. the city last week and is now making
her home with her sister. While il
H. Ohio Miss Gilmore was the recipien
of much attention and is loud in hei
praise of the hospitality of the people
an of Sandusky.
OH PERSONAL-Kimonas at from II
ry cents up. These hot weather wear
ON ables have to be seen to be appre
ciated Call at j. H. FOREMAN
til 18th and Jefferson, and see them.
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