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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-06-13
GAINESVILLE NOTES.

The rally at Fifth Ward Baptist
Church the first Sunday netted
$375.17. Rev. I. H. Jones, Of Chctta
nooga, spent Sunday in the city, the
guest OF Wesley Chapel. The many
friends Of our popular physician, Dr.
r. T. Burt, will be delighted to know
that at last he has joined the noble
army Of Benedicts and on Wednes-
day, the nth, was united in matri-
m ny to Miss Emma Williams, at the
home Of the parents Of the bride
Miss Williams is the daughter of Mr.
Ed Williams, a leading liveryman Of
this city and the ceremony was per
formed in their beautiful home on
Madison Road, by Rev. DR. d. A. Ora
ham at 4 o'clock, in the presence Of
the family and relatives only. The
happy couple left on the $50 train
yer the L. & N. for Nashville. Aft
er a day in the Capital city, thew
went to Memphis and after a cay
with friends went to Kosciusko Miss.
wrere they win visit the mother Of
the groom. They will also take in
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

Maury County Teachers Institute,
which convenes June 9Th, will be in
session two weeks with the follow
ing subjects: Introductory Arithme-
tic, Prof. R. B. Reynolds; Grammar,
Prof R. G. Johnson; Tennessee His
tory, Prof. A. Sampson Brown; Read
ing, Miss c. P. Johnson; United
States History, Mrs. Sarah p. Har
lem. School Government, Prof. J. NJ.
Reynolds Prof. ]. NJ. Reynolds, con-
ductor. Union services were held at
the Central Baptist Church Saturday
and Sunday, June 7th and Sth. Mrs
&. O. Hunter and daughters. Hermit
one and Caroline, attended Fisk
University commencement. While IN
Nashville they we're the guests of
Mrs. George White, Fourteenth az
enue. John Armstrong Watkins
died June 9Th, at the home of his
father, Mr. Jorn H. Watkins, aged II
years His funeral was from St.
Paul, conducted by the pastor, Dr. l..
James Johnson, assisted by Rev. Rob
erson. A paper was read by his Sab
bath-school teacher, Miss Queenie
Moore, beautifully portraying the
life and character of the deceased.
Prof ]. H. Kelly returned from West
Tennessee, where he had been on Of
fetal business for two weeks. After
a few days rest he left for other
points in the western part of the
st tie. Mrs. Amanda Dew Hampton,
OF Paris, is mere to spend the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs. Ann Dew.
Master Charles Winfrey Kelly, of
Nashville, visited his grandparents,
Prof. and Mrs. ] II. Kelly, last week.
Mrs. Augustat McCarroll died very
suddenly at her home, East Tenth
street. She was the wife of Mr.
Thomas McCarroll and was Miss
Williams before marriage. Her re-
mains were carried to Athens, Ala,
for burial Miss Maggie Green is
able to be out after several DAYS Of
serious Illness. Miss Eddie Johnson
is visiting ner aunt, Mrs. Julia Irwin,
in Nashville The Columbia Literary
Club met Friday evening June 9Th.
With Miss Mildred billiard. Business
was transacted Ralph Waldo Emer-
son was discussed, led by Mrs. Mat
tie G, Dodson. The election of Off
GERS was postponed for the next meet
ing. Hoping every member will be
present at that meeting. The club
will meet at the home of Mrs Emma
Kennedy
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WILLIAMsPoRT NOTES.

The farmers of this place are quite
busy making hay. Mrs. H. L. Hudson
made flying trip to Mt. Pleasant
Saturday. Misses Gertrude, Rachel
and little May Patsy Russell, of
Franklin, Tenn, are visiting their
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Russell. Misses Enone L. Wainwright
and Christine Church went to Pleas.
ant Unicn Sunday to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Thomas CAN'T. Mrs. Mary
Anna Wright, of Mayfield Mines. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. L. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson White, of
Franklin, spent Sunday and Monday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. San
dy White. Masters Golden and Jack
son Russell, of Franklin, spent Sun
day night with Master Frank Russell.
The Williamsport baseball team play
ed the baseball team at Harlin Mines
June 18th. The entertainment given
by Mr.. M. M. Watkins and his board
Saturday night was a success. Mrs.
Robert Charer and Miss Bell Lence.
Of Shady Grove, were the guests of
Mrs. H. l.. Hudson Sunday for dinner.
Sunday evening at late hour and
Mrs. H. E. Strayhorn served a few
of their friends to an ice-course. We
are having some cool weather in this
part Of the country. Little May Patsy
Russell was entertained by little Hat
tie May Anderson Tuesday. Our vii
lage was alive with visitors Sunday
m account of Children's Day. Rev
N. Smith at IL a. m. delivered an able
icourse for the occasion, and the
little folks were elated over Children's
Day. All rendered their parts well,
and the program was carried out in
great style. Mrs Wesley Watkins de-
Serves much credit for the success Of
the exercises. Miss Gertrude Russell
was entertained by Mr.. Melvin Col
Inns Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
CAN'T and children, of this place, and
Miss Gertrude Russell were the pleas
ant guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore
CAN'T at dinner A five-course mem
vas served. Mrs. Julia Anderson and
daughter, Mrs Gilmore CAN'T and lit
tie daughter spent Friday in Column
bia. Mr. and Mrs Amos Watkins and
daughters, of Undertook, were the
welcome guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ.
Watkins Sunday for dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Anderson, of Snow
Creek, spent from Saturday until
Sunday with Mrs. Caroline Hale. II
you wish to keep we'll posted pay ND
your subscription and read the Nash
vile Globe.
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PULASKI NOTES.

Hon. Geo w. Murray, ex-Member
of Congress from South Carolina,
spoke here Thursday night to a large
audience, regardless of the threaten
NJ weather. The address was con
sidered by all who heard it to be the
best they have ever heard along the
lines which he discussed. The Nor
NAL School is increasing in numbers
daily, and the Institute will begin
next week and continue two weeks.
Miss Mamie A. Turner. who has been
Q student at Fisk University, came
homo Wednesday evening after the
commencement. exercises were con-
GUIDED. Miss j. B. Bramlette went
to the country Sunday. Miss Ed
MONA Bramlette was suddenly called
to Cincinnati Ohio, last week to at
tend the funeral Of her niece, Miss
Mae Bramlette, who died there last
week. Prof. Lewis Meredith, who
was a brother of Rev. B. J. Meredith
and Prof Willie Meredith, died last
Saturday and was buried Sunday.
The memorial exercises were held at
the Black Chapel c. NJ. E. Church
and conducted by Prof. B. H. Morrill,
and T. P. Turner. No funeral was
prea he'd, but only selected friends
of the deceased made appropriate re
marks, which may be seen elsewhere
in this issue. Prof. Meredith spent
a long life of usefulness and had
many friends and his family has al
ways been classed among our best
and substantial citizens. He is sur
Wyed by an aged mother and two
brothers, Willie and Rev. B. J. Mere
dith. The family is comfortably sit
uated and owns some good property
mere. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Martin lost
two children with whooping cough
asst week Mr. Robert Gordon lost
one of his children last week. Prof.
Gilbert, who has been principal of
the Agricultural School at Snow Hill,
Ma, was ntown Friday and visited
the Normal SchC OIL Prof. A. T. Hill
was in Nashville Thursday. Deputy
G. c. A. w. Fite and Sir J. II. Slaton
were in town Sunday on fraternal
business. hev. B. J. Meredith, of
Nashville, came here to visit his
brother, Lewis, just before he died,
and will remain a few days this
week to assist his brother, William,
o settle some business since the
death Of his brother Saturday.
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Union CITY NOTES.

The Ob.on County Colored Teach
srs' Institute closed on Saturday
June 7. after very interesting ses-
sion. Many nice lectures were dcliv-
erod to the members by Drs. E. d..
Walker and S. J. Davis. On Friday
afternoon delightful menu was
served to the visiting teachers, min
listers and doctors, efter witch quite
an interesting program was rendered
on Friday evening at Browns Chapel
A. NJ. e. Church. Miss Crutchfield
has returned to spend the vacation,
after several months teaching In
Fulton, Ky. Hon. G.. L. Vaughn, Of
st. Louis, Mo-, spent the weekend
with Dr. and Mrs. e. d. Walker en-
East Grove street. He was delight
fully entertained with a five-course
luncneon on Saturday evening in
their home. Miss Davenport has re-
turned from Fulton, Ky. Miss Pattie
Dodson is at home for vacation. Mrs
Watson delightfully."- entertained on
Friday evening in honor Of Hon. G.
L. Vaughn, of st. Louis, Mo. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Cole, Mr.. r. F. Freeman, st. Louis,
Mo-, Miss Vira Davenort, Miss Pearl
Crutchfield, Hon. G. L. Vaughn, Dr.
and Mrs. II. d. Walker The Y. W.
e. Club met at the home o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Sringer on Friday even
ing. Quite an enjoyable time was
spent Mrs. Wellington, our talented
musician of North Union City, has
quite a large class. DR.. e. d. Walk
or has installed a first-class operating
apparatus in his Office and as usual
is fully prepared to accommodate his
many patients. Mrs. Edgar Owens
is in Wycliffe, KY, for a few days.
Misses Rosa Atwood and Azalee
Maddox spent Friday and Saturday an
our town in the County examination.
Mrs H. NJ McMahn has returned TO
Dyersburg, Tenn, to spend vacation
Miss Cora Wallace was a pleasant
visitor in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner on last week. Mrs. Henry
Watkins has ret rned from a visit to
Franklin, Tenn. Mr. jones We'd
dington attended the Confederate
Reunion at Chattanooga last week
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DYERsBURG NOTES.

Mrs. Matte Adams of Covington
was welcomed visitor to our city
Sunday. Mrs. W. NJ. Womack and
children, Lillian and Milton left for
Jackson, Tenn, Saturday. The chill.
dren will spend the summer. Messrs.
VIII Flowers, Fentress Dyson, Earl
Williams, Alex Connell and Tim
Enochs, Jr, left for Chicago, ILL.,, last
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Shack
Oldham have moved into their new
bungalow on Sampson avenue. Mrs.
Beulah Simpson and daughter, Ila
Tee left for Austwell, Tex, May -,
1913 to join their husband and faith
er, Mr.. Prince Simpson. The clos
ing exercises at Bruce High School
Monday and Tuesday nights were
grand and proved to be a success.
Mrs. Peter Cornell has returned
from Humboldt, Tenn. Mr.. Sewer
Cornell left Saturday night for Chi
cago, Ill. Sacred concert at Won
acks Temple June 23rd. Prof. J.
w. Pitner is travelling with a stere-
opticon Show in the interest of
Parkdale Industrial High School
Parkdale, Arkansas. DR.. J. H. Con-
nell of Covington was in town last
week on business. Prof. Morrison
is conyalescing. Keeping in touch
with the doings of the Negro by read
ing the Globe?
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LEBANON.

Mrs. Reuben Hale has been quite
Ill, but able to be up again. Miss
Bradford has returned to McMinn-
Vile. Prof. Lillard Thompson, who
al as been in Oklahoma for five years,
has returned to Lebanon to make 1t
lis future home. Prof. M. G. Davis,
If Nashville, was here for few days.
Miss Bertha Hibbett, Of Chicago, is
4siting friends here. Mrs. M. j.
Owens. Miss Eunice o. Bloodworth
and Miss Eunice B. Harris have re-
turned from Nashville, where they
attended the Roger Williams COM
mencement. The union picnic which
COX place at Beckwith was a grand
success. Miss Jennie V. Hughes lett
Wednesday for Franklin. On her
oeturn she will be the guest OF her
,ousins, Prof. and Mrs. A. W. Hamp-
ION, 1854 Harding street. Henry
Bonds has retired from Crowder
Bros. barber shop, where he has
been employed for some time, and
las opened a fine Palm on South
College street. Messrs. Len Helms,
Dick Muirhead and Mr.. Louis Rucks,
nave bought the r. w. Settle Livery
Stable. and it will be known as the
Helms. Muirhead & Rucks Co. Miss
Daisy Petty is able to be up. Mrs.
jol H. Hughes handsomely enter
tained with a dinner Monday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Helms and
hrs George Esken, of Fairview
Miss N. E. Davis has returned home.
The many friends of Prof ]. R. In
man are glad to know he is able to
De I'D again. Master Hubert Petty
has the measles. Rev. ]. Page, Of
Fa.rview, was here this week on
business. The Misses Hughes, Jen-
ME and Florence, spent Sunday in
ne country.
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SMYRNA NOTES

On account of the RAIN the enter
tainment at the Baptist church was
not so largely attended, though it was
not a failure. Mrs. Katie Ridley, who
has been suffering with her arm, hav-
ing stuck needle in it, is some bet
ter. Little Reuben Wilson, of l2
Trimble street Nashville, is with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Perry Miss Mamie Gooch spent Sun
day with Miss Hattie Gregory. Misses
Ella and Eliza Cartwright and Amy
Gooch spent Sunday with Miss Eva
PoSs Mrs. Susan Gooch visited in
Nashville this week. Mrs. Lucille
Cumby returned home Wednesday af-
ter visiting relatives and friends here.
Perry and Willie Wilson passed
through here Saturday on the way to
the springs, where they will spend
the summer. Mr.. A. Cheatham, of
Nashville, spent Saturday night and
Sunday here.
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courH PlrrsRuRe NOTES.

teachers annual examinations Tor
this, Marion County, are being held
by Supt A. S. Kelly this week. Rev.
B. A. Morris ana wife each in choice
terms addressed the teachers Mon
day morning. The new colored
school building on the hill is the
place of teachers meeting. The In
stitute proper will be held in July
one week previous to the opening Of
school, Monday, August 4th. Chill
dren's Day at the various churches
lest Sunday was a success. The pro
moters at Mt. Bethlehem Baptist
Church were Mrs. ]. j. McElroy and
Mrs Versa Petty. At the NJ. E.
Church, Mrs. Ella Hyatt and Miss
Mary Cain AT the A. NJ. E. Church,
by the pastor and wife, Mrs ]. M.
Hawkins, Miss jamie A. Iightfoot,
Mrs. Ella E. McElroy Mrs E.
Oliver, Mrs. A. II. Eldridge and lit
tie Miss Elizabeth have all returned
from Chattanooga, where they spent
a most enjoyable time with relatives
and friends Mrs. Wyley Lane has
returned from Newcomb, KY, after
several weeks visit there Mrs, Ellen
Smith is on the sick Ii, -. this week.
Miss Mary E. Byron, of Chattanooga
sister of the late DIR. H. M. S. Byron
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Hawkins this week. Mr.. ]. H. Grit
fifth, of Whitwell, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. j. McElroy this week.
Prof F. c. Kearley, of Victoria, is
the welcome guest Of Prof H. B.
Douglass. DR.. Gordon, of Chatta
nooga, spent a day with DR.. w. ],
Astrapp recently. Miss Hattie Mai
Lewis was visiting at Bridgeport
Ala, recently. Mrs. Margie Trimew
has returned to her home near Ste
venson, Ala. Mr.. Ed Gaines, of
Comfort, is erecting Mrs. Lizzie
Brooks a beautiful four-room cottage
on Oak avenue. Mr. Sam Greer, of
Jasper, visited his brother, Prof. F.
G. Greer, last Sunday Mrs William
Lee and Mrs. Henderson Lamberson
have returned from Chattanooga Mr..
]. ~ Baldwin, of Whitwell, is in town
this week. Rev. B. A. Morris sent
last Saturday in Scottsboro, Ala, on
business. Prot r. A. Scott, original.
ly of Shelbyville, spent last week
here giving a series of concerts at
the different churches. His concerts
were good, but his success was not
so good on account of the Street Fair
Mr.. Walter Gaines, who was buried
at Rocky Springs, Ala, on the 9th,
leaves a wife and five children. His
funeral was preached at the First
Baptist Church by Rev. Mr.. Crutcher,
of Stevenson, Ala. His remains were
followed to church and cemetery by
the G. u. o. of o. F. here and host
of friends. Revs. Morris and Cain
end Rev. Jo-nson, pastor of First
Church, assisted in the funeral serv-
ices.
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White and MIR. and Mrs. R. Stanford
were highly entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pettigrew
Sunday. Miss Minnie Webb and little
Cora Lee Robinson went to Cliff
ton Thursday to spend a week with
Mrs. Alice Churchwell Mrs. Esther
Scott and her children are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Annie Pettigrew, at
Fishers Landing, this week. Little
LOWE Yarbro, who has been ill several
weeks with fever, is much improved.
Mrs. Zilee Jennings and little daugh-
ters, Avery Mae and Georgia B., are
spending this week in Lucy and Hen
derson, Tenn. We are glad to see Mr..
Bruce Scott able to be out again. Mr..
Bud Catron, Of Linden, was in town
Saturday en- route to Savannah. Mr..
A. w. Yarbrough made his arrival
here Wednesday after spending sew
eral weeks in Paducah, KY. Mr.. Ike
Mcdonald is i'll this week.
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ner and baptizing were all conducted
on a nigh order Many people from
Waverly, German and White Oak
were present, and all enjoyed them
selves and report good time. Rev.
K. Vann, presiding elder, preached a
powerful sermon. Two persons were
added to the church. We can say
without fear of contradiction that the
church at McEwen is in prosperous
condition under the administration of
Rev. J. M. Ewell the membership has
increased from five members to twelve.
The sum of $3.50 was raised, which
is said to be financial record breaker
for the place. We are glad to say
that the people are becoming more
alive toward the church and Sunday
school. Children's Day at Pleasant
Hill was a great day Every one
seemed to enjoy themselves. In the
afternoon Rev. Mr.. Smith preached
for Rev. Ewell. Mrs. Ellen Ellerson
is i'll. Mr. Cobort Adams is improv-
ing. Rev. Wilson was able to be out
to the church on Sunday. Rev. Ewell
has been in Waverly for the past two
weeks attending the institute which
is conducted by Prof p P. Whitson.
We are planning a rally and basket
dinner at Jude Branch the fifth Sun
day in this month, and one at Garman
the third Sunday in August. The
various schools of our county will
soon begin their regular session. The
teachers are all getting ready.
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MADISON STATION NOTES

Mr. Lee Oldham, of Edenwold, was
shot by Mr.. Robert Holder Saturday
morning Rev. U. S. G. Brown was
in this town last week painting the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Whitmer
Gray. Mrs. Esther Jones and others
from jacksonville, KY, visited her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Shoute, Sunday. The Society Lodge
No / met in their monthly meeting
Saturday night. Mrs. Mary Hatch, of
Lebanon, was the guest of Mrs. Evie
Bates Saturday night. Mrs. Rachel
Lewis, Miss Malissa Wood, Miss Liz.
zie Wood, Mr. John Drew, Mr.. Char
lie Drew and Mr. Willie Franklin
were the guests Of Miss Marcella
Bates Sunday night. Mrs. Monday
Gray is better. Miss Marie BiddiX
spent Sunday night with Miss Viola
Reed. Miss Marie Biddix was the
guest of Miss Marcella Bates Sunday
evening. Mrs. Kate Jones, Of Indian
apolis, Ind, came Monday evening to
visit her mother and father, Rev. and
Mrs. John Franklin.
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fist Church will baptize on the kth
Sunday, the 10Th inst. 1t is ex.
pected that all the candidates will Ao
ready. Mrs. L. M. Thompson and
DR.. J. w. Whitfield have set I'D a K.
of P. Lodge and Court of Calanthe
at Emory. The Cansler Lodge and
Court are hustling at Murfreesboro
The membership of the Lodge is u.
They are striving to reach the one
hundredth mark by the setting Of
the Grand Lodge in July. Miss Idel-
la Hatton who has spent several
months in Cincinnati has returned
home. Mrs. Irene Hall of Nashville
is in the city the guest of her moth-
er, Mrs. Bette Brown. Mrs. Lena
Mcclure of Nashville is here the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Jackson. Miss Ida jennings who
has been very i'll is better at this
writing.
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FARMERS OF DICKSON COUNTY
ORGANIZE.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
Dickson, Tenn, June THE farm
ers of Dickson County met in mass
meeting on the above date for the
purpose of organizing a Farmers In.
stitute and back to the Farm Asso-
citation. Rev. Lum Lewis of the 9Th
District was elected chairman and
Vergie Pendergrass, Secretary.
To further the plans of the insti-
tuition and to elect delegates to the
State Convention of the Farmers,
Institute which meets in Nashville,
July 30, 1913 was considered.
Just before closing Rev. ]. B. Null
Inns was introduced and briefly out
lined the plans Of Back to the Farm
Movement" which was received
with much enthusiasm.
A large number of farmers and
citizens enrolled their names as
members. A great number is ex.
pected to attend the call meeting
the third Saturday of this month at
2 p. m. A large number Of coun.
ties are falling in line with the or
ganization and are electing delegates
to the State Convention.
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MuREREEsRoRo NOTES.

Rev. ]. A. Myers, pastor of First
Baptist Church has returned after
an absence of nearly three weeks.
He went on a visit to his old Ken
lucky home and various adjacent
cities, preaching, singing, reciting
and lecturing We are glad to well
come him back. The funeral serv-
ices of Mrs. Fannie Basket were
conducted at the grave-side at Ee-
nevolent Cemetery by Rev. ]. A.
Myers. 1t was a very sad service.
The big rally that has been planned
for Keys Memorial will come off
Sunday, June 18th. The 80 clubs
will all come together A large at.
tendance Is anticipated. Services
will be conducted upstairs for the
first time since it has been rem
ovated The work will be about
complete; it is looking most beauti-
full on the inside and the pastor and
members and friends have worked
faithful for this end. The First Bap
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McMINNvILLE NOTES.

Rev. ]. II. Ellis, pastor of Seays
Chapel at Nashville, arrived here Sat
.rLay, accompanied by his wife, for
the purpose of conducting a series Of
meetings at Clarks Chapel. He will
be assisted by the pastor, Rev. j. B..
Booth. Miss Jessye l.. Gwynn, one
of the teachers of the City High
School, is attending the summer
school at the State Normal. Mr.. e
B. Durley, of Chattanooga, spent few
days last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Durley. Mr.. Brewing
ton and son, of Smithville, were the
weekend guests of DR., and Mrs.
Thompson. Prof. j. e. Wood left
Monday for Chattanooga, where he
will spend his vacation. Rev. VIM.
Hamilton, of Sparta, was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burden last
week. On Sunday night he delivered
an interesting sermon at the Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. Mr.. w. e Rhods,
who has been here attending the bed
side of his mother, has returned to
Chattanooga. Prof r. l.. - spent a
few days last week in Chattanooga.
Miss j, Durley, who has been i'll for
several weeks, is convalescent. Mrs.
Dennis Martin, Of South Pittsburg,
visited here Sunday. Mrs. Dollie
Gwynn, Maggie Hanley, Ella Left
witch are in disposed, Mr.. Roy Gwynn
left last week to accept a position in
Michigan. Mr. Firman Rivers is all
smiles over the arrival of new girl
at his home. See Miss Jennie A.
Durley whenn you want the Nashville
Globe.
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PERRYVILLE NOTES.

Sunday-school was largely attended
here last Sunday, with several WISH
tors from Perry County. Mrs. Rebec-
ca Yarbro went to Decaturville Sat
urday to visit her son. Mr.. ]. f. Var
bro. Mr.. Ben Allen left last Wednes-
day for Tuka, Miss. Miss Clara
Fisher returned to Parsons Friday
after spending several DAYS with her
grandmother. Mrs Bell Fisher. Mes
danes Mary Scott and Esterlee Rhodes
offended services at Parsons Sunday.
Miss Leeanna Scott returned home
Sunday night after spending a fort
night in Parsons with her brother,
Mr.. Frank Scott. Mr. and Mrs. j. e.