The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-03-02

which moved the large congregation
to tears. He closed with a strong ap-
peal to all who know not God in par
don of their sins to seek the city of
Refuge which is Christ Jesus. Pre-
ceeding the sermon, Rev. VIM. Fowlks
of the C. P. Church, read Scripture
lesson and offered prayer after which
Miss Corie Watson sweetly sang, 81
know who pilots me-" Rev. A. ALI
son, pastor of the c. M. E. Church,
spoke on the life of the deceased. His
words reached the hearts of the listen
ers The choir softly sang, angels
get my mansion ready" Mr.. Long
was a highly respected citizen and
esteemed by white and colored. His
pleasant smiles and gentle disposition
won for him many friends. Those who
failed to love him surely didn't know
him. To the bereaved family we
extend our heartfelt sympathy. Sun
day was an ideal day and the servises
at the various churches were largely
attended One looking about him had
the pleasure of frocks. The fashions
latest creations. Mr. Austin w.
Springer spent few days of last
in Paducah. Mrs. Laura VIM has
returned from Cairo. Little Carr Ed
ward Reeves, is quite i'll of measels.
We hope for the little fellow per-
manent and speedy recovery that he
may again cheer us with his kindly
greeting and pleasant smiles. Mrs.
Lucy Totten is spending few days In
Duquoin III. Rev. L. j. Valentine of
Pegram, Tenn, is spending some time
with his family. Mrs. Charlotte Vim
cent of Martin, spent Sunday in our
city as the guest of Mrs. H. w. Wat
son. Rev. H. G. Killibrew Of Rives
was a pleasant visitor in our city
Saturday. Misses Cleo and Willie Fly
of Champaign, ILL.,, spent a few days
of last week with Mrs. Ella Swift on
Vine St. They returned home Satur-
day morning. A welcome awaits you
at Browns Chapel A. NJ. E. Sunday
school, April Sth, has been set aside
as go to Sunday School Day. We
are expecting you and will be disap'
nointed if you fail to come. Mrs
Matte Polk of Hickman, was in the
city Friday Rev. and Mrs. S. M
Strayhorn and Mrs. LOWE Greenwood
of Nashville and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Long of Hickman attended the funera
of Mr.. Frank Long. Miss Laura
Majors is reported much better at this
writing. Rev. S. R. Shelton, the
worlds greatest Negro evangelist vii
preach at Browns Chapel A. M. e
Church, Sunday, March 4th. The
pastor, Rev. w. A. Smith, is beggins
everybody to come out and hear this
man of God tell the old, old story tina
5 has caused many to accept Christ
} Come, you are welcome. Miss Lorraine
l Hudson of Rives, entered the Public
School here, last week, she is in th'
: home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jackson
4 on Gibbs st. The Four Leaf Glove
e Club met with Mrs. Marshal Mosel,
= on College street, Monday afternoon
a Quite an interesting meeting wa
s held. After business the hostes
r served dainty two couse menu. Tn
y meeting adjourned to be with Mis-
: Zula Caldwell, on West Lea 81
= Those wishing to take piano or wolf
It lessons apply to Mrs. Willie Ann Bul
s dine. Mr.. Ode Herring of Cairo an
g Mrs. Essie Singleton Of this plac
r, we're quietly married, Saturday nigh
e We wish for them many happy days
# Some people cans understand why s
3. many long faces are seen and so man
d regretful signs heard in Baptistvill,
but | verify believe it is all on accour
CT the recent "Bone-dry law" t
keep pace with the time, one mus
read. Why, not read the Globe? Sc
II u. G. Davis for the same. Miss Tel
e eta Davenport is spending few day
d. in ,Dyersburg, as the guest of her ST
N ter, Mrs. p Sanderson.