The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
COLUMBIA,


The leading Star Club of st. Paul
A. NJ. e. Church was entertained
this week by Mrs. Jennie johnson At
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Mich
olson, North High street, in this city.
Mrs. Annie May Bradford, of Glenn
School of East Nashville was present
and assisted her mother, Mrs. John
son, in the entertainment This club
is one Of the most progressive organ
jzations in the city and holds week.
~ meetings. There were more than
80 present at this meeting. Mrs. No
Ia Wingiield, president} Miss Pearlie
Morton, secretary Mesdames Celia
Wingheld, Jackson, Jones, Gertrude
frerson, isabelle Hogue, Mrs. Matte
Morton Davis, Drs. l.. II. Gilmore
and c. E. Jones, MeSsrs, W, M. Bry-
ant, j. IL. Staten, 7. A. Wingefll,
Anderson McCarrOll. Ed Collins,
Saul Blair, e. o. Brown, Mrs. Ora
Harrison and Miss Leroy Ross. The
Board last week served refreshments
in connection with the star entertain
nent given by Mr.. \. T.. Greenlaw
and his accomplished wife Of Detro-
it, Mich. The revival at st. Paul
will begin February ~ and is TO he
conducted by Dr.. A. \. W. Hill of
r Louisville, Ky. st. Paul is taking on
new life under the administration Of
Dr.. J. O. Johnson. who hns inspired
new life into every department Of
tie work of the church. Mr.. Nelson
Sheppard, aged 80 years, died at his
home several miles in tie country.
His death moved from the commune
ty u highly respected citizen and
from the church one of the Oldest
members. He protested hope in
Christ and joined st. Paul A. M. E,
Church during Rev. s. l.. HOward's
administration. His funeral was at
tended at the residence by Rev.
ru., - Robertson. He leaves II large
family Of children, grandchildren
.nd sreat grandchildren and many
ether relatives and friends to mourn
Heir loss. Mr.. james Moss is quite
sick at the home OF his parents or
Imbargo street. Mrs. Maggie Ogle
IN, VINO has been sick for several
weeks is ND and able to he out. Mr..
William Moss of Nashville spent the
Weekend here with relatives. Mail
carrier A. L. Merrill is very much
improved and his physician thinks
lie will lie able To go out on his
route soon. Miss Mabel Myers, one
of the rural school Supervisors, spent
the weekend here the guest of Mrs.
Bertha Thompson. The Leadine
Star Circle Auxiliary OF st. Paul
Church is doing great work in a
sDoial way and financially great
help to the church. Mrs. Nora Wing.
field is president and makes a most
excellent leader. The next meeting
Of the Circle will he at the home Of
Mss Mamie Morton, entertained by
Mr.. Anderson McCarroll The Kubli-
liam Literary Society Of the High
School rendered a well prepared pro
cram Jan. %. The large auditori-
I'm was well filled with patrons and
friends wro were highly entertained.
The Leading Star Circle met Jan.>23
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Nicholson. Opened with song and
rraver The minutes Of the last
meeting were read, after which the
roll was called and each member re-
srorded with quotation and Bible
verses A musical and literary pro
cram was rendered Jan. 81 for the
benefit Of the Leading Star Circle al
St. Paul A. M. y. Church. The hos
tess served delightful one course
menu. The club adjourned highly
! pleased. Mr.. A. H, McCarroll will