The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-04-06
"Adrift," Meharry Auditorium, April
BROWNSVILLE.

The improvement Society met at
Farmers Chapel on last Friday even
ing and program was as follows: Song,
"The Juvenile choir" Prayer, Rev. S.
Marrow. Song, the Choir. Min
utes of the previous meeting were
read and approved. Song, the choir
Response from the word, kiss" Rec
itation, Minnie Boone. Chorus, ten
small girls, Coming through the
rye" with Miss Walden Lee as ac-
companist. Don'ts were read by MISS
Alice Morris. Vocal Solo, 1.-TWO little
Baby shone," Little Evelyn Womble'
with Mrs. J. w. Evans accompanies
Queries by DR.. C. NJ. Gloster, Instru-
mental selection, Mrs j. W. Evans
Each number on the program was
very pleasing. The vocal selection by
Evelyn Womble was sweetly rendered
and was forced to respond with an
encore. The queries by DR.. Gloster
we're full of information and indeed
interesting. He had some questions
that were of much interest to little
folks. others having the older or
grown up deeply interested. Mrs
Ollie Whitelow acted as secretary pro
tenn. Mesdames Tommy Porter, ONE
Whitelow, Vashti Gloster and Kate
Evans were appointed TO arrange the
program for next Friday evening. Mr.
G. J Porter is able president of this
society and the attendance is rapidly
growing under his leadership. On
last Tuesday night about a quarter
past twelve o'clock, DR.. ]. w. Evans
barn was destroyed by fire. The
Patterson car was destroyed, the bug
CIV badly burned, a quantity OF corn
and hay and a number of useful arti'
cles kept in same. The horse had a
narrow escape. For some time it was
feared that other property in the
reighborhood would be destroyed
Through the efforts of the many
friends who came to his rescue
fortunately TO other building caught
fire. Mr.. Wheeler Jones residence
was somewhat damaged. The origin
of the fire is unknown. DR.. and Mrs
Evans feel very grateful to their many
friends for assistance rendered. The
car was insured. The Parent-Teachers'
Association meets the second Thurs
dav afternoon in this month. which
will be April the 18th. Don't forge'
the date. Come and help make the
meeting a live and enthusiastic one
by your presence as well~as gain in
formation and inspiration. The Col
eridge Taylor Choral Club had most
pleasant and interesting meeting on
lost Wednesday with Mrs. Mary l.
parr. the musical directress as the
charming hostess. The meeting was
,rere1 in the usual form. Mrs. Beu
lah Turner. the president presided
! After opening and short practice
/ the rest Of the time was most pleas
artlv srent. This meeting was quite
a business one. AT the close OF same
Inintv refreshments were served
Mrs Ollie Whitelow was present, hav
ing been out of the city two months
/ teaching. The next meeting will D'
with Mrs. C. J. Porter, the secretary
Mrs. Minnie ERWIN Hayes of Cherr!
St.. was called TO Decatur, Ala, OIL
last Friday to the bedside OF ne
brother. Mr.. Lewis Erwin. who dc
narted this life shortly after her al
rival. William, her attractive littl
ecn accompanied her to her forme
home. Mr.. Bennie Hayes Joined nj
wife on Saturday evening. Mis-
Johnnie Wills has gone to ST. Louis
Mo-, for an extended trip with MA
ard Mrs. Lewis Taylor. Mrs. Taylo
is Miss Willis sister. Mr.. H. H. SCI
rette, on Of the insurance agents
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