The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-04-20
BROWNSVILLE.

The Parent-Teacher Association
met on last Thursday afternoon at
the Dunbar Training School. Inc
president, Mrs. ]. W. Evans, presided
Mrs. Gloria (Reed) Parker the sec
rotary, was at her post OF duty aller
an absence Of two meetings Inc
meeting was very interesting. MIS-.
C. El Lynx, the secretary OF COM
mittee in arranging the program Tor
next meeting, read the programme
which we hope will be the most m
teresting topic since the organization
of the association. Kew. 5. L. MOT
row and Rev. Brock both made very
interesting and helpful talks, the lat
ter being a visitor. Mrs. Morgan
Wells OF Union City was a visitor
also and made some remarks which
were very timely. A nice collection
was turned over to Mrs. Lula Shaw,
the treasurer. The next meeting
will be the fourth Thursday in TINS
month, which viii be the rally day
for the association. Rev. Kirk OF
Humboldt, former pastor of Farm
er's Chapel. delivered two eloquent
sermons al Farmers Chapel on las
Sunday afternoon and Sunday eve
ming to large and appreciative audi
ences. On Monday ere leaving the
city he visited the Dunbar Schoo
and a number of his old friends who
we're, delighted to see aim. On sun
dav he was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Win Jones. The Pink Rose Circle
was delightfully."- entertained on last
Friday afternoon by the Misses En-
ma D. and Elizabeth Sangster. a
dainty menu was served, TIE Ea>
Ter exercises of the First Baptist
. Church we're splendid from the be
ginning in the afternoon, closins
with well-rendered program o.
. Sunday evening. The music was
very beautiful and pleasing TO thu
=. audience that filled the church to 1T
I utmost capacity. The church was de
; corated in ferns, potted plants ant
. spring flowers. The exercises wer
/ splendidly conducted BY Mrs. Mr. l.
e Parr, the organist of the church. Ms
| Edmonia Currie is quite i'll at thl
:, writing. Mr.. Paul White is also OF
/. the sick list. Mr.. Aisle d. Owen
= con valescing. The home of Mrs
Ann ManIey OH Depot street wa
the scene OF merriment on last Wed
nesday afternoon when Mrs. Cor
Holloway and Miss Alice Manney e.
tertained a large bunch of little tot
in honor of little Miss Bessie Eliza
beth, the attractive little daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smith Must
and such games as little ones coul
enjoy were INDUCED until late l
the afternoon. The two charmin
hostesses served a dainty menu. The
we're assisted in receiving the littl
ones by Mrs Morgan Wells. TIL
many who were present enjoyed Ii
tie Miss Smiths birthday party an
she was tie recipient Of many prett
little gifts Tie Coleridge TaylC
Choral Club was delightfully."- ente
tanned on last Wednesday evening
the home of the secretary, Mrs.
]. Porter, on Tyus avenue. I'll
= home was bright and cheerful wit
q beautiful Easter lilies and sprir
Z flowers. The president, Mrs. Beula
y Turner, presided over the meetir
8 This was quite business meetin
: A practice hour was enjoyed at Il
h close of which the charming hoste
y served delicious salad and il
s. course Tile club adjourned to me
n next Wednesday with Miss E.
B Reed. Mrs. Morgan Wells was Il
r pleasant guest of Miss Alice Mann,
on last Wednesday. Mrs. Morgs
y Wells has returned to her home
= Union City after spending a wee
" pleasantly. with her mother, MI
Channie Reed. Miss Ella Walto
who has just, recently closed h
school very successfully, taught f
Miss N. B. Whitelow in the Dumb
High School Monday of this wee
Miss Whitelow is indisposed. DR..
M, Gloster spent last Wednesday &
ternoon in Humboldt, Tenn. Mr.. It
G. Robert of Dyersburg is the plea
ant guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Pc
, ter this week. Mr.. c. J. Porter spe