The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-05-11
UNION CITY.

QulbG a. la Sc NlONu ullShuGu Tue
rally and basket dinner at Brooks
Chapel Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Viii
liams and sons returned Wednesday
from ST. Louis, Mo Miss Alivee
Daniel is seriously i'll at her home
on Main street Misses Pauline and
Quotee Wills spent Wednesday and
Thursday of last week in Hickman.
They report a fine time. Mrs. Ellen
Dickson returned Friday to her home
in Decaturville. Mr.. Leroy Bell Og
Rives spent Tuesday very pleasantly
in the city, Miss Era West of Wood
land Mills spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Cornelia Burrus returned Fri
day from very pleasant visit to
Dyersburg. Miss Lola Smith Of
Hickman is visiting her mother on
Glover street. Rev. r. L. Dent OF
Woodland Mills shopped in the. city
Friday. Mrs. Dora Moore of Martin
spent several days very pleasantly
with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Fowler
Mrs. Ellen Price of Gibbs Sundayed
in the city The Missionary Society
of Mt. Zion C. NJ. E. Church held
their weekly meeting in the home
of Mr. Morgan Bowden, who is seri-
ously ill., Quite an interesting and
spiritual meeting was held. The
next meeting will be in the home of
Mr.. Bill Lee, who is also sick, Mr..
John Upchurch left Saturday for
Paris to be at the bedside of his SIS
ter. Mrs. Mann Brown is spending
J "a urbora &c
to undergo a serious operation. The
members of Mt. Zion C. NJ. b
Church are arranging to entertain
the public with weekend MAY
Fair" beginning Monday, May 18th
The committees are busy and are
making superhuman efforts to make
these series Of entertainments the
erandest of the season. Mr.. VIII
Lindsey left Monday for st. Louis
where he has accepted a position
Mr.. Lindsey came TO this place &
few years ago from New Orleans
La. Being, a man of inestmablt
character and gentle disposition HI
won for himself many friends, bot
white and oolored We lOathe t,
give him up but wish for him mucl
success. The Bon Ton Literary CluI
met with Mrs Chas. Taylor ol
Glendale avenue, Friday afternoon
May 4th. The president was a
Ter post of duty and a meeting 0
much interest was held. The sui
! iect, THE Negro Criminal" wa
discussed by all present. After bus
4 ness a very pleasant hour was spen
socially. The hostess served a tive
course menu. The club adjourned t
meet next with Miss Minna Davi
on College street. After an eXtenl
ed visit in the home of her parent
: Mrs. Charlie C. Fowler returne
= Monday night to her home in Chan
paign, ILL., DR.. and Mrs. S. H.
| David are now located on Cree
wood avenue. Miss Estella Jones
spending some time with Mr.. an
Mrs. Jerry Price at Gibbs. Re
Grinter of Newbern spent fe
hours very pleasantly in our cit
J last Friday Rev. E. A. Warren {
hickman was a visitor in the cit
Monday. Mr.. Fred Wells returne
] IOlllc Nuuuuy lIOlll OUelDy VIII
where he spent a very pleasant an
profitable school term in Turne
Normal Mr.. Wells is young ma
CT sterling qualities and has loft
aspirations He is courteous an
magnanimous. His career lies main
ly in the future, therefore he is NAL
ing every preparation to be worth
of all that opportunity might brin
to his door We are glad to we
come him home and we predict fn
him bright future. Miss Err
Rel Coleman of Hickman spent
few hours in the city Monday e
route to Humboldt Mrs. Katherin
Tucker of Newbern spent Tuesda
afternoon in the city as the CUES
of Mrs Gertrude Wade Mr.
Tucker was en- route home frol
Oakton. Ky, where she attended tn
funeral of her sister, Mrs. Ell
Tucker. Mrs Willie Utley of Rive
stopped in the city Tuesday. Mrs.
James White Ia on the sick LIST