The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-01-05
AND DICK

Christmas was Unhappy day with
the church members of both the
Methodist and c. p. Churches. Xmas
services were held in the Methodist
church at 6 O'Clock in the morning.
The pastor conducted the service. It
vas a spiritual feast. The Rev. VIM.
Neal is on the job as a pastor. Al
p. M, the members of the Metho-
dist church, led by tho. GHst2r, visit
ed the C. P. Church inI'eresE. The
Rev. Stanley preached an ,!ble ser
mon. After the sermon collection
of $500 was taken. After which
Elder ]. L. r. Whitfield, with the
Sunday School Committee, served
dinner with many good things for
all. AT night all returned to the
Methodist church for services. The
tree was nicely decorated and many
valuable presents were presented tC
the many friends. On Tuesday night
the Christmas services were held at
Dick Town Methodist Church. The
church was filled by white and color.
ed; the tree was laden with many nice
presents. Superintendent, Clarence
Bridges, with the assistance of Miss
Elvia M. Whitley, conducted the
exercise. Mr.. Lee Whitley made a
few remarks. Our pastor, Rev. VIM.
Neal, was present and spoke very
highly of the way everything was
carried out. A nice collection was
raised for missions. Every colore1
friend should subscribe for the
Globe and read it. 1t will inspire
every reader to get some one else to
subscribe for it,
Christmas was very pleasant at the
Dick Town Mr. e. Church. On Friday
night the ladies gave box enter
tainment which result was a nice
sum of money. The following
ladies prepared boxes which sold as
you will see: Mrs. Vim. Meals box
sold for Use; Miss Lucille Whitley's
box sold for $3.50; Miss Flosia
gins box sold for $l.50; Miss Florsia
Whitley's box sold for zoe; Miss Cora
Lee Whitley's box sold for 60c; Miss
Elsa M. Whitley's box sold for Soc;
Miss Lonnie Kirkado's box sold fol
G5 cents; Mrs. Jennie Whit!ey's boz
sold for 55c; Mr. Lee Whit!ey's boz
sold for 40 cents. And they raise(
at the collection $1.SG. Total raised
Sunday, December 31st, services were
S9.01, which they presented to the
pastor for Christmas present. Or
held at the Dick Town NJ. E. Church
The pastor preached an able sermon
from 10l Psalms, part Of the 2nt
verse: 81 will behave myself wisel!
in perfect way" He used as {
theme, Perfection to be striven for
AT night the pastor held awtch ser
vice at Gordonsville, at Sewart
Chapel NJ. E. Church, which was
spiritual feast to all who were pres
ent. The pastor urged the people t.
subscribe at once for the Globe ant
Southeastern Christian Advocate. H
plead with them to take these paper
and read them. MI. Gilbert Figgin
is very sick, not expected to live
We are praying for him. His nice
is here from Nashville. Mrs. Linni
Pembton and his brother, Loyal
Figgin from Illinois are here. TIL
church is praying for this our friend
Our pastor does not forget to lool
after the sick members and friends
Miss Lydia Bridge made a flynn
trip from Nashville 20 visit her pee
pie. She returned home Sunday eve
ming. We wish the members VIII
belong to Dick Town NJ. E. ChurcI
who live in Nashville, would CORE
spond with their church and pastor
Keep up your policy.