The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-21


dist church, proved to be quite a sue
cess. Mrs. Evie Proctor attended the
meeting at Ashville Glade, she re-
ports a great meeting of success. Mrs.
l.. ID. Keith was mingling with friends
at Mt. juliet Saturday. She reported
delightful time. Mrs. A. l.. Ander-
son was the afternoon guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Keith, Friday. Mr.
Jno. Allen left Saturday for his home
in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr.. Jim Doug
las, of Alabama, is with home folks
this week. Mr.. Leo Crowder, left
Wednesday for Nashville, where he
will make his future home. Mrs.
Emma Watkins was in Nashville
Wednesday shopping, she will leave
September 21st for st. Louis, Mo-,
where she will be at the Poro Col
lege after which she will visit her
sister in Indianapolis, Ind, and en-
route home she will stop in Liberty,
Ind, to organize a Poro class. Mrs
Watkins is doing some first class
NV ''ih II hlO ~.
is able to he out again. Mrs Myrtle
Allen entertained few of her friends
with two o'clock dinner, Friday
those to enjoy her hospitality were
Mrs. Matte Harris and Miss Caro-.
line Mann. A delicious three course
menu was served, Mrs. Sallie Gordon
has returned to her home in Nashville
after spending some time with her
brother and his family, Mr.. Afford
Drake. Mr.. Holford provinces cut
his hand very badly and was neces-
sary to have several stitches taken in
it. Mrs. Andrew Ramsey was the after
noon guest of Mrs. E. l.. Inman, Sun
day Mrs. Ada Halluns and Miss
mamie Talluns left Saturday for De-
trolt Michigan, where they will be
with friends for few days Those on
the sick list are Mrs. Sallie Clemon,
Mrs. lsalia Mann, Mrs. Susie NeubeIl
and Miss L. j. Bostick, all are re.
ported to he doing well at this writ
ing. Mr., and Mrs. James Gordon of
Sycamore street entertained with q
beautifully planned social in honor
of her nephew, Mr.. John Allen, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oh the evening of
September 14th. The house was at
tractively decorated throughout with
ferns and cut flowers. Games and
music were the diversion of the even.
ing and a delicious three course menu
was served in the beautifully decor
ated dining room, the table was cover
ell with real batenhurg center and
a cut glass basket filled with carna-
tons and ferns as a center ornament.
About thirty-five enjoyed Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon received the guests. Rev. w.
Goddon received the guests. Rev. W.
H. Adams went down to the baptising
pool Sunday and baptized about six
candidates. Lebanon will rejoice one
time more when the boy cadet band
reaches here they are expected to he
here Saturday, they have been en-
gagged in Nashville for the past six
weeks. Mr.. Jack Coats, of Water
Town spent Sunday in Lebanon. Mrs.
Birtha Hughes was the guest of Mrs.
~ E. McGregor, Monday. The enter
tainment given by Mr.. James Nc
Gregor, of the NJ. r. Church proved
to he quite a success. Little Charles
BraWford, of McMinnville, Tenn. is
with his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Drake. Mrs. Alice Muhead. is
in Nashville at the bed side of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Etata Handbook.
Terrell. The many friends of Mrs. II.
e. Jcrrell viii be clad 10 know that
the stork visited her home and left
a fine 10 lb. boy at Nashville both
mother and baby are doing well. Miss
Marie Lester is with friends in the
country, this week Miss Caroline
Whittice will leave Saturday for Muir
freesborO, where she will make her
future home Miss Maud Woodfolk, is
in Nashville this week. The Bene-
VIOLENT order No. and 7 are planning
a big banquet at their hall Wednes-
day night, we hope for them a great
success. Miss Hattie Lee Peaks will
leave for her home in Nashville Fri
day morning, Miss Peaks has had
quite pleasant stay while here. Rev.
H. E. Erwin, pastor of the NJ. E. church
was indeed a help in our entertain
ment Tuesday night at the parsonage.
He must have thought the war would
soon close. He spent near 100 at your
door every Saturday or Monday a
Globe only 5 cents, Andrew j. Ander-
son agent