The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-10
UNION CITY.

Hester Coster departed this life Tues
day morning July 31st. At her home I
on West College st. Funeral services {
Wednesday afternoon from Browns $
Chapel A. NJ E. Church, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. w. A. Smith. For
a number of years, Mrs. Coster lived
a faithful member, of Browns Chapel
and in the performance of her Chris
tian duties she never faltered, never
failed. She was also loyal member
of Mary e. Dickson Tabernacle No. "a.
Never was hte thought that God loves
shining mark more fully exempH-
fed than when this good woman was
called from her work on earth to her1
fathers mansions in heaven. We are
loath to give her up but we know the
death of Christian like Mrs. Coster
is but the birthday Of eternal
life and we shall see her again +
just over there sometime, somewhere.
The heart broken family has our SYM
pathy. Mr.. Eulys Reeves of Bray, Ind,
is spending few days with his family.
On his return home he spent Wednes-
day very pleasantly in Fulton. The
members of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church have just closed their |
church fair, which was quite sue
cess in every respect. The fair was
we'll planned and the large crowds who
attended each night enjoyed them
selves immensely. Mr.. Lucious Bryant
of Obion was business visitor in our
city Monday. Miss Caroline Wade has
opened a mission Sunday School in
! West Union City. Miss Wade is
, highly cultured and we'll informed
Christian woman, and for number of
years she has been engaged in this
home mission work. Much good has
been accomplished in this effort. One
Saturday, Aug. 4th, Miss Wade enter
tanned the members of her school with
a picnic. All present declare that the
day was spent most pleasantly. AS
a result of a runaway last Thursday,
Mr.. Dick Caldwell is seriously i'll at
his home on West Leak st. He re-
ceived several injuries but our hope is
that he may soon be restored. Mr.
Henry Bell of Gary, Ind, is spending a
few days with home folks. Mr.. Fred
} Burrus has returned from st. Louis
Rev. E. D. Wells is on the sick list.
) Mrs. Plate Ross and children of Car
bondale, ILL.,, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ross on North Howe St.
While here Mrs. Ross will be under
I, treatment Of DR.. ]. d. Carleton the eye
specialist. Mrs. Bertha Bingham, who
has been quite ill is now convalescent.
Mr.. Charlie Bright, of Dyersburg, was
business visitor in our city Monday
: Rev. Jas. Bransford, of Memphis spent
few hours in the city Monday. Miss
: Vivian Crump, of the Mcdowell vicini-
, ty is spending several days with Miss
Mary Wallace Joyce on North End St.
3 Mr.. Joe Harper, the undertaken was
Q called to Martin Thursday night After
!. several days illness Miss Annie Cowan
. is up and out again. Messrs Jas Jones,
Austin Morris and Prof. w. r. Jarrett
: and his little son Dunbar, spent Sun.
{ day afternoon in Rives. Mrs. Mary
| Jane Boose is seriously ill at her
, home on Dobbins st.
| Mr.. Leroy Wineman, of Newbern,
has accepted a position as barber for
/. Mr.. John Ross. Mr.. Winman informs
: us that he shall move his family here
) very soon. We will be glad to wei
come them in our midst Mr.. Grant
: Wright, Sundayed in Rives Mr.
t George Crowder, left Sunday night for
, Conneaut, Ohio. Misses Irene Sherrd
. and Lorraine Sisco, of Rives, shopped in
| the city Saturday. The Young People
J Entertaining Club will have a series
) of entertainments at the Masonic hall
3 beginning Tuesday night, Aug 7th and
! continuing throughout the week. Hand
l some prizes will be given away each
. night tothe person holding the lucky
ticket Mr.. Jerry Carroll is GONZALES
5 cent Mrs. Andrew Cross has return
/. ed from very pleasant visit to
: Paducah. The Woman's Home and
: Foreign Missionary Society Of the
J Paris District will assemble in con
vention in this city at Browns Chapel
I A. M. e. Church, Aug 80, 81 and Sept
!. LIST. With Mrs. Tena Barham, presi
dent. The members of this society
: are looking forward to great meet
| ing and all delegates are expected to
be present. After a pleasant visit
t Miss Caro- Cross returned Saturday to
1 her home in woodland" Mrs. Min
: ME Wilson and children, ]. G. and
) Mary Wallace, of GAINESVILLE are here
/. for an extended visit in the home OF
;, her father Mr.. Ferry Carwell. After
= brief illness, Mr.. Henry Edmond is
: out again. Rev. R. l.. Dent and Mr.
r Dave Burrous, of Woodland Mills spent
8 few hours in the city Friday. Miss
3 Bette Dickie has returned to her
: home in Henderson, Tenn.