The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-05-04


sunshine into many dark places. The
large crowd of sorrowing friends who
attended the funeral clearly evinced
the fact that she was held in high es-
teen by all who knew her. To the
heart-broken family We extend our
sympathy.
On Friday April 81, Field Dty was
observed by the patrons of the Pub
lie School. Not a dull moment was
spent. Drills; ball games; and other
out door amusements were enjoyed
throughout the day.
The exhibition of Domestic Science
and art was grand and deserves much
commentator. The Commencement
sermon was preached by Rev. P. H.
Watson Sunday afternoon at First
Baptist Church.
The graduation exercises were held
at the First Baptist Church Monday
night April S0th. This was an exercise
of much interest. 1t was replete in
every respect and reflects much cred
it to the worthy and efficient Princi-
pal, Prof. w. R. Jannett.
Ten graduates received diplomas.
/ Mrs. Marion Digs Of Champaign,
Ill, is a visitor in our city.
Miss Bertha Chambers spent sevel
raj days very pleasantly Il Woodland
Mills As the guest of Miss On!e Mae
| Howard.
Misses Matte Greene AMI Alcen'a
Burrus spent few DAYS ofslast week
IN HIG1. an
Mrs. P. w. Sanderson returned to
her home in Dyersburg, Saturday.
Miss Jessie Lee Heartsfield left Sun
day for an extended visit to st. Louis,
Mrs. Adolphus Beck or Rives spent
Friday evening in the City as the
guest of Miss Frances Bransford.
DR.. and Mrs. Girven, Mrs. Mamie
Mae Ford and a number of others mo-
tored over from Fulton Sunday.
Mrs. Pattie McClanton of Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scurlock of Mounds, ILL.,,
and Miss Allie Bell Eaker of Mayfeld
: attended the funeral of Mrs. Mamie
; Keiser
On Thursday, April 26th, from 5 to
s o'clock, Miss Eddie Lois Clemens
was at home to number of her lit
tie friends in the celebration of her
10Th Birthday. She was assisted in re-
ceiving, by her mother The rooms
were beautifully decorated with pot
ted plants and spring flowers
| Eddie Lois received many hand
, some and valuable gifts. The little
: folks seemed to realize that days of
; youth are swiftly passing by ana
| they endeavored to makesthis occa'
t sion an enjoyable one. Games and mu-
; sic were enjoyed A delicious ice
: course was served. Promptly at 8
= O'Clock while aod Mother Moon was
still smiling down upon them; these
little folks paid their compliments to
the hostess and hurried home declar-
: ing they had spent the time most
pleasantly.
. Miss SINE Moore of Carthersvile,
, Mo, is a visitor in the in the city.
, Miss Mary Ellen Payne of Rlves
spent Friday with Miss Lorraine Hud'
son.
| Mrs. Laura Wells is on the sick list
5 Dr. Sutton E. Griggs Of Memphis
Y delivered an address at the First
t Baptist church Friday night to large
: and appreciative audience.
DR. Griggs is a renowned orator and
t is known for his eloquence. Whenever
a he speaks, the people listen because
e they know that they will be benefited
e and enlightened. We hope that this
: noted man will come to us again.
Mrs Ellen Dickson OF Decaturville
Tenn. arrived Sunday to be the gues
Of her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. McMakin.
Mrs. Pearl Springer is slowly i'm
} proving.
e Miss Quotee Wells won a hand
It some prize for the best written com
S position in English. Subject; The
d Civil War" The prize was presented
Z by Dr. S. H. ]. David.
6 Mrs. Cora Lee Warren of Cairo il
S spending some time with her mothe
Mrs. Jane Peachtree on Florida, Ave
/ MIR. Libby Dodson is able to be u
u again