The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-02
LEBANON.

a. m, death creeped into the home
OF Mrs. Emma Davis and took from
her her dear niece, Miss Mamie Les
ter. oh! how sad how lonely when
the clock hands had just reached 1
a. M, just before the day began to
break while her friends sat in tears
Mamie went away never to return
again, on the streets, in her home
and with her many friends, she will
be greatly missed she possessed a
sweet disposition. How her smiling
face shall be missed, so we you
friends will have to say the will of
our Lord be done it seems so sad,
but it must not be, for we all can
meet again where parting shall be no
more. Her funeral was preached at
her home at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning by Rev. M. F. Riley. Mrs.
Hill OF Washington, D. c., is with
her cousin, Mrs. Emma Davis this
week. Mrs. Ella Caruthers has re-
turned home from Chicago, ILL.,, after
spending six weeks with her hus-
band, Mr.. August Caruthers. Mr..
John Johnson left Saturday for Chi
cago, Ill. Rev. M. F. Riley was
called to Columbia, Tenn to preach
funeral last week. Mrs. A. L. An
derson and her niece, Ruth Dovle
] Lands, were called to Nashville
Saturday to be at the bed side of her
niece, Miss Mary Madden who has
been real sick. Rev. H. E. Erwin
left Wednesday for Tullahoma, Tenn.
to attend the annual conference
Rev. Erwin has been with us four
years and we wish for him a great
success. Mrs. Odia Halhlms has re-
turned home from Detroit, Mich. She
reports jolly time. The many
friends of Miss Laura J. Bostick will
be very glad to know she is able to
be out again. Miss Ada Satler of
Nashville were with her mother and
sisters, Sunday. Miss Maud Wood
folk has taken charge of Mrs. E. L.
Inman's school at Sugar Flat and
she is now at home teaching in the
city school. On Wednesday death
took from our midst Mrs. Jane Burns
She was faithful Christian and ever
ready to do her task willingly, her
funeral was preahed at Pickett
Chapel, M. E. Church by Rev. w. H.
Adams and M. F. Riley. Mr.. Andrew
Keith is in Nashville this week on
business. Miss Bessie Bolton was in
! Lebanon, Friday. Miss Mamie
Louise Myers left Saturday for Nash
vile to attend school at Walden.
Mr. Jack Coats of Water Town,
Tenn, and Miss Birdie P. Lands
were the afternoon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. G. Anderson, Sunday. Mr..
John McClain of SO Robertson St.,
Nashville was in Lebanon, Sunday at
the bed side of his father, Mr. Billie
McClain who is very sick. The peo-
pie of Lebanon are more than de-
lighted to have their new principle
with them, Prof. l.. l.. Campbell.
Messrs. Jack Coats, Burns Jennings,
Hershell Jennings and Lillard An
derson of Water Town, Tenn, spent
Sunday in Lebanon. Miss Nancy
Woods of Carthage, Tenn, is with
friends here this week. Messrs
Rossia Johnson, Jake King, Marshall
Beck, George Pride and Miss Viola
Grissom motored here from Carthage
Tenn, and were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Horace Newbell, Sunday
Miss Lula Allen left today for Chica-
go, ILL.,, where she will make hel
future home Mrs. Sadie Keith, Mrs
N. E. McGregor, Mr. George Beard
and Mr.. Billie McClain are on the
sick list this week. Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church has announced it's grand
rally for Sunday, October 21st. You
can help make it grand by doing youl
part. Rev. w. B. Ward of lockwood
Tenn, preached in the rally here the
Rev. w. B. Ward and Rev. M. F
Riley pastor. Mr.. George Beard cut
his leg accidentally last week and II
was necessary to have nine stitches
taken, at this writing Mr.. Beard il
doing nicely. The Lebanon public
school had its regular opening Mon
day, October Is, 1917. There were
about three hundred children to en-
ter school Quite a number O.
parents were present and made some
interesting talks, among those max
ing addresses were Mr.. Sam Crowder
Rev. w. H. Adams, DR.. r. c. Patton
I DR.. w. A. Thompson, Rev. M. F
, Riley, Mrs. M. j. Richardson, Mrs
M. F. Riley and Dr.. w. H. Ballot
| Distinguished visitors and pastors o
, our city churches and the members o
the faculty occupied seats on tn
. platform and the people of Lebanon
/, were made to believe that this woult
| be a year 7of great success with 1T
: beautiful building and all necessar,
, equipment and a faculty of six o
/ our best qualified teachers. Rev, M
/ f.. Riley urged that Prof. ]. r. In
: mans plans be carried out and tn
/, stirring committees named placed o.
: roll of honor and hung on the wal
: A collection of $5.27 was taken I
purchase a new table for the prin