The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-16
LEBANON,

The little grandson of Rev. T. w.
Johnson spent Sunday in Lebanon
with his grandfather, DR.. w. H. But
Ter. Miss Laura Bostick is now In
Nashville at Hubbard Hospital, where
she underwent an operation; at this
writing Miss Bostick is doing nicely.
Rev. 7. w. johnson dined with DR..
w. H. Ballot at o'clock dinner Sun
day. Miss Birdie p. Lands, Miss
Attrella Caruthers, Mrs. Mary E.
Corder and Mr.. Jack Coats spent
Sunday in WATERFOWL. Mrs. l.. ID.
Keith was in Nashville shopping Sat
urday. Mrs. A. l.. Anderson, Rev. T.
w. Johnson and w. H. Ballot attend
ed the beautifully planned reception
given in honor of Rev. j. F. Neal at
Tick Grip Saturday. They reported
a grand time. DR.. W. w. Sumlin of
Nashville spent Monday in Lebanon.
Rev. Henrys preached at the Holt
ness Church Sunday and Monday
night he preached two excellent SER
mons. Mrs. Mamie Thompson was
the afternoon guest of Mrs. n. h.
McGregor Sunday. The Y. C. w. w.
Club met at the residence of Mrs A.
l.. Anderson Monday afternoon, Nov.
18th, 1917, 617 East Market street.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. A. L. Anderson. The chaplain,
Miss Bessie Johnson, conducted the
devotional exercises. The roll was
called by the secretary, Mrs. Bette
James. and each member responded
with dues and quotations from the
Bible. Mrs. A. l.. Anderson made
some interesting remarks concerning
the work of the club. The visitors
The next meeting will be with Miss
Anna Whittico of East Main street.
The meeting was then turned over to
the hostess. who served a delicious
menu which was highly enjoyed and
vote of thanks was rendered the
hostess for her hospitality. Quite an
interesting program was rendered at
Pickett Chapel Sunday afternoon
The program was as follows: Mrs
Odia Williams, president, at the
piano. Selection by the choir. 1nvo
cation by Rev. NJ. F. Riley. Selection
by the choir Scripture reading by
Rev. U. G.. S. Brown. How Can We
MAKE Stronger Christians Out of Oul
Young People?" Rev. M. f. Riley
Where Should the Training of Oul
Children Begin?" Rev. T. w. Johnson
Selection by the choir. Discussion by
DR.. R. C. Patton. Duet, Miss Whit
co and another. Selection by tn,
choir. Discussion by Prof. l.. L
Campbell, HAS man better RICH
to do wrong than woman" Mrs. A
L. Anderson. Selection by the choir
Collection taken by DR.. R. c. Pattol
and Mr.. John Scruggs. Announce
ment and doXology by the pastor
Rev. T. w. Johnson. The revival il
being conducted at Mt. Zion Baptis
Church by Rev. Womack of the Nj
Lebanon Baptist Church at Columbia
Tenn. Those on the sick list arr
Mr.. Geo. Beard, Miss Laura Bostick
Mr.. George Williamson, Mrs. Sadi
Keith and Mr.. Billie McClain. Nj
George Mitchell Harris is able to b
out again. Mrs. S. l.. B. Turner an
daughter Agnes, st. Clair, have re
turned home from Netherland, Tenn
where Mrs. Turner has been teach
ing. The following people read tn
Globe last week: Mrs. A. l.. Andel
son, Mrs. Bette Hancock, Miss Bes
sic Johnson, Mrs. Lula Wyne, Mis-
Myrtle Terrell, Misses Hattie Ma
Caruthers, Ethlean Gordon, Dor
Weir, Prof. L. l.. Campbell. Mrs. E. l
Inman, Mrs. Phoebe Bostick, Mr.!
Carrie Clark, Mrs. Evia Proctor Mr.
Patton Beard, Mrs. Fannie Young an
Miss Carrie Smith. Let me leave
Globe at your house every Monda,
Only &c a copy. Andrew J. Ande
son, agent.