The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-24

bars most brilliant boys has gone to
Memphis for future residence, where
he plans TO attend Howe Institute
another term. Mrs. Campbell of I'll
Saxon Ave. Memphis, en- route home
from Humboldt, where she attended
the West Tennessee Association stop
ped in Brownsville, spending several
days the guest of Mrs. Victoria Estes.
Mrs. Lille Williams is much improv-
ed Miss Estella Richards of Jack
son, Tenn, spent Monday, the guest
of Miss Il. NJ. Reed, of Park Ave-
Messrs John Currie. Oscar Davis and
DR.. w. ID. Claiborne. spent the week
end in Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. J. r.
Gloster of Memphis who is the guest
of her children, DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Gloster, spent several days of last
we&e attending the Association in
Humboldt, Tenn. Rev. A. \. Parr was
at his post of duty Sunday after
spending the week in Humboldt. Rev.
Par was honOred with the position of
Moderator of the Association for the
ensuing year. Rev. Parr is one of the
most progressive ministers of West
Tennessee. Mr.. j. w. Leigh, the pres
ident of The Improvement Society
also attended the Association. He is
quite an active worker in the various
departments of the church. Mr.. Alex
Hill, the able superintendent of the
First Baptist Sabbath school also at
tended the Association in Humboldt,
returning home Saturday afternoon,
he found his wife, Mrs. Ethel Hill
quite i'll. We are glad to report her
convalescent at this writing. Mrs.
Hill has been indisposed for some
time. Master Isaac Holloway is out
after recent illness. Rev. Morgan
Holloway attended the Association in
Humboldt. Mesdames Kitty Taylor
Mile Hotchkins, Temple Taliaferro,
Bertha (Divon) McLain, attended the
Association in Humboldt, last week.
also Messrs Lee Jones and ]. /. Irv-
ing and Prof. f, E. Jeffries and Prof.
II. A. Sloan. Mr.. Richard LorgleY,
who has been cute ill for some time
is much improved Master Aubrey
Parr, who has been quite i'll for more
than week is seriously ill at this
writing. Mrs. Beulah Turner spent
the week end in the Brown Creek
neighborhood, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Boatwright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Reed and their little daughter,
Mae Bell, have been the pleasant guest
of Mrs. Bette Ware. Rev. Thos. Ware
is spending the week in Stanton, as
sisting Rev. JOrdon Watkins in his
meeting. The peoples meeting en-
tertained a large audience at Far
mer'S Chapel on last Sunday evening
with most excellent program. Mr..
c. j. Porter one of the progressive In
surance agents of our town is the
leader Of this organization. Mr.. Will
Grigley, is much improved. Misses
Joanna p. Nancy and Mable Brooks,
have returned to their home in St.
Louis, after stay of two weeks most
pleasantly spent in Brownsville
Miss Alice Nancy entertained a num-
Der of her friends with whist game
on last Thursday evening in honor
of her sister, Miss J. p Nancy and
Miss Brooks of st. Louis. Dancing
was also INDUCED until a late hour
when a lovely ice course was serv-
ed. On Monday of last week, Mrs.
Beulah Turner, entertained with an
elaborate dinner in honor of the WISH
tors of the city. The covers were laid
for Mrs. ]. r. Gloster, of Memphis,
Misses j. p. Manney and Mable Brooks
Of st. Louis, Mo-, Misses Cora Sutton
and Lucille Ryon of Memphis, Misses
Cora E. Sutton and Lucille Ryon of
Memphis have returned home after
a two weeks stay pleasantly spent
with Mrs. Willie d. Powell Jarrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roy Gary lost their
little infant daughter, Friday, Aug.
II, 1917. Friends extend sympathy
to them. Mrs. j. R. Gloster of Mem
phis and her little son Hugh, were
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. ]. w. Evans
last Wednesday at High noon to
luncheon. The Farmers Chapel Sum-
mer Carnival, was largely attended
on Monday evening of this week at
the residence of Mrs. Lula Shaw on
Jefferson street. There were many
features of amusement on the lawn.
The home and lawn were tastefully
decorated with Japanese lanterns and
cut flowers. 1t was quite a success
in every way. Haywood County re-
jOices over the honor received by one
of her physicians in the person of
DR.. G.. Nj. Gloster, who was appointed
First Lieutenant in the Medical sec
ton of the United States Officers Re-
serve Corps. DR.. Gloster is one of the
most progressive physicians of West
Tennessee. He has quite an extensive
practice in Brownsville his home
town. The many friends regret to
hear of the death of DR.. Samuel
Lewis, who departed this life recent
ly in East Tennessee. DR. Lewis
practiced medicine in Brownsville for
about year, where he made many
friends, who showed their loyalty to
him during his illness in Brownsville,
ere he left Mrs. Anna Green, while
in Humboldt, attending the Associa-
ton was called home to the bedside
of her mother and sister, who are