The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-05-18
SOUTH PITTSBURUG.

Mrs. Bessie Johnson of Pueblo, Cal. |
and two children, who have been the |
welcome guests of her mother, Mrs. |
Sallie Layne for several months, left |
Saturday morning for her home. Mr..
Window, of Daisy, Tenn, who has
been visiting his son, Mr. Luther Win
dom, returned home last Sunday. DR..
l.. Springs was visitor in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Ladd of Ketchall
last week. DR.. says he never enjoyed
| himself better in his life. Mrs. j. ID.
Martin entertained the Twentieth Cen
| tury Progressive Art Club. Many
were present. Fruits and candies we're
served. MIR. and Mrs. Emmit Davis
have moved from town TO their home
on Jasper Pike. Mr.. Davis left for the
North last Saturday. DR.. w. ]. Astrupp
has returned from business trip to
Huntsville, Ala. Mrs Ella Wooten of
Sewanee is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wooten, the parents of her husband.
Mothers Day was observed at the
Baptist Church in connection with the
B. Y. p. u. A mothers love was dis
cussed with much interest. Mrs. E.
Oliver of Chattanooga is visiting her
daughter and son in law, DR.. and Mrs.
W. j. Astrapp. Mrs. J. NJ. Hawkins
entertained at dinner on Sunday at her
well furnished home on the corner
of Fourth St. in honor of State Supt.
A. D. Hurt. After some social chatting
the guests were ushered into the din
ing room from where the hostess had
:. spared no pains in making it a scene
of loneliness. An appetizing menu wa
served including ice courses. Those
seated around the table were: Supt A.
d. Hurt, Msr. ]. ]. McElroy, Miss jamie
Lightfoot, Mrs, Ed Buchanan and Miss
Annie Stapler. Sunday al > o'clock,
the Odd Fellows in connection with
, the Household of Ruth, held their an
/ nual Thanksgiving services at Mt.
t Bethlehem Baptist Church. They
r marched from their hall on Cedar
Ave. to the church hwere they were
given their proper places. A selection
|, by the choir was then rendered under
J. the management of Mrs. Geo. Gaines
who presided with much grace anC
dignity Prayer was then offered. Mr.
Ed Buchanan was introduced as Mas
D ter of Ceremonies who made a brie
!. talk. The usual reading and responses
were had. Prof H. B. Douglass was in
- troduced and made lasting and i'm
pressive lecture upon the au
dience. Rev. VIM. Hite of Chattan
ooga, formerly one of this place ant
eX-pastor of Randolph Chapel NJ. f
Church preached a lasting sermon o
OF ar Eoract n
Chattanooga filled his place at the NJ
E. Church Sunday and preached
forceful sermon. Rev. VIM. Hite ais
preached a mighty sermon to an al
tentive audience at the NJ. E. Church
Rev. A. ID. Hurt of Nashville preache
>, at eleven o'clock and night at MI
- Bethlehem Baptist Church. Rev. Hur
" was agreeably surprised at the cor
g clusion of his sermon Sunday nigh
A. when he spied a neat and well wrap
# ped package on his pulpit with hi
IS name on it. He replied This is mine
is claim everything with my name o.
j. it. | don't know the contents of thi
l. package or who presented it, but
st prize it highly and appreciate it grea'
e. ly. Thank you, whoever you are" Me:
n danes Pima Cooley, Ida Marbury an
)r Rev. McCammie are still very i'll. Mr.
a. s. e. Oliver made a business trip
at Whitwell. Mr.. Ed Cook, the wel.know
i Pikeville train porter says old winte
e, has returned. Mr.. Jas. McHlroy
AZ preparing plenty of vegetables for yo'
az Miss Annie Stapler, the daughter {
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stapler has +,
u turned home from Roger Williams.
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