The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-06-15
UNION CITY

Quite sad was the death of Mrs.
Lucinda Williams who died at her
home on Dobbins St., Friday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. Mrs. Williams was
stricken early Friday morning with
paralysis of the brain and he remain
ed unconscious until the end came.
Although her illness was of short du-
ration, she suffered intensely, but
even so we know that she died as she
lived, trusting in God. Mrs. Williams |
moved with her husband, from near
Jordan, KY, about two years ago, and /
Immediately after settling here, she
connected herself with Pilgrims Rest |
Baptist Church. The funeral services |
we're conducted from the home Satur-
day afternoon by Rev. A. Allison. The
speaker, in we'll chosen words, moved !
the large crowd to tears. Mrs. Will |
liams leaves a husband, five children /
and an aged mother to mourn their
loss. And to this grief-stricken family
we extend our heartfelt sympathy
and commend them to God, who doeth
all things well. Mr.. James Totten has
returned from an extended visit to
Buffalo, N. Y. Miss Lucille Valentine
is on the sick list Miss Virginia Polk
of Arkadelphia, Ark, is the house
guest Of her auntie, Mrs. Susie Eos
ter Mr.. Frank Baty of Chicago, ILL.,,
is spending a few days with his mo-
Their, Mrs. Fannie Williams, Mr.. Joe
Harper spent Sunday very pleasantly
in Paducah as the guest of his sister
Mrs. Sallie Shannon. Ms. Sarah Rhea-
miah returned Sunday from a very
pleasant visit to Cairo. Miss Bobbie
Mae Mailing of Fulton spent Sunday
in our city. A marriage of much sur
prise to their many friends was that
of Miss Berdie Jackson and Mr.. John
White, who married in Cairo, ILL.,, on
Monday, June 4th. Miss Jackson is an
ACCOMPLISHED yound lady. She has a
charming personality and is promi-
nent in the social circle of our city.
While Mr.. White is local preacher
of the A. NJ. e. church and stands high
in the community. Mr. and Mrs. White
arrived here Wednesday and are for
: the present, located in the home oil
Mrs. Laura Mayfeld on College st.
, Mrs. W. A. Smith is spending few
days in Clinton. Mrs. Sarah Motley re-
turned Tuesday to her home in st.
Louis. Mrs. ]. D. Warford of Wood
'ond epent SATURDAY. with Mrs. Minnar
Temple. Prof. Austin and Mr.. W. L. Bur
rel Of C0vington spent few hours
, here Monday enroute to Nashville. Al
ter several days illness. Mr.. Lee Jack
: son is up and out gain. Mrs. Maud
Taylor was called to Martin Wednes
= day to attend the funeral of her sister
!. Mrs. Sallie Watkins let Sunday fol
:. an extended visit to Franklin, Tenn.
While there, she will be the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Lula Perkins. Mr.
: George Temple made flying trip to
y. Cairo Saturday, Mr. Ollie Dickie Is
I critically ill at the home of Mrs. Susar
:. Gotham on Home ST., Miss Alma Da
Wis spent a ew days of last tweek In
|. Harris. Mr.. Luther Knowles has re
:, turned from Tiptonville. On Monday
a evening Miss Ida B. McCampbel
n charmingly entertained number Of
!. Young people in her home on College
t st., with a Miscellaneous Shower In
/ compliment to Mrs. Birdie White. Fol-
a the occasion the rooms were artist
9 cally decorated with potted plants and
: vases of beautiful cut flowers. The nos
4 tess was assisted in receiving by Miss
1 Carrie Bwry. Games and music were
enjoyed. Fruit punch was dispensed
T. and at a late hour, delicious ice
:; course was served. To attest the pop
:, ularity the honoree received many
:. handsome and valuable gifts.
c In memoriam of Mr.. Frank Davio
n Capers who departed this life ONE
v month ago today in Toledo, Ohio. W.
= = do not know what it is-this sleep sc
deep and still-but this we know, tha
if they our loved and dead, could come
to us and ask What is life? not one O
j., us could tell, for life is a mystery al
!. deep as even death can be. Yet nov
# dear it is to us!
p. He has finished his work and nj
G journey is over,