The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-03-30
COLUMBIA.

The annual sermon of the H. p
Lodges and Courts of Calanthe of Co
lumbia was preached at the Firsl
Baptist Church on last Sunday, the
25th. Rev. Cumby, pastor of said
church. Rev. Cumby pictured some
very impressive scenes in the life OF
Damon and Pythias and held his audi
ence in intense interest which he is
able at all times to do. The little
Juveniles under the supervision Of
Mrs. c. o. Hunter as w. NJ. looked
very pretty in their spring dresse.
with their new badges. Quite inter
esting as well as high-cass was the
recital given here at the First Ban
st Church, Tuesday, March 10Th, in
which Mr.. Chas. f. Stanfield of In.
dlana, Ind. a singer Of note appeare
under the management of DR.. l.. Fl
Gilmore, a local physician and accom-.
plished pianist. Mr.. Stanfleld's vocal
ability was par excellent and charm.
ed all who were fortunate enough to
Lear him. The following programme
was rendered. Invocation, Rev. S. 6.
Cumby; (Glow Worm) vocal solo,
tGlowworm .,,.... :. ...... Dixon
One Sweet Rose .......... (Harris)
Annie Laurie ...... ......'. (ScOtt)
Isle of Armour ................
Ave Mar a 80. :. .................
William Tell and many others, both
classical and popular series. One
anita nD1ucinu hos, off hn
gram was new song introduced by
NJ Stanfield, entitled Tennessee Has
Gone Bone Dry" DR.. Gilmore wrote
the words and music. to this song,
which proved 10 he the hit of the
occasion, having been SC successfully
sung by Mr.. Stanfield. Mr.. Stanfield
will appear at Mt. Lebanon Baptist
Church next week. Mr.. Oscar Mason
has OPENED a dry cleaning and press
ing shop at ia E. Eighth street and
is prepared to give first-class service
in his line. Misses Mamie and Pearl
Morton Of Ala Washington street in
a most charming and up-to-date man
ner entertained the Leading Star Cir.
Gle Of ST. Paul A. M. e. Church Tues,
day evening, March goth. They were
assisted in the receiving line by their
sister, Mrs. S. Hatton Davis, oil
Chicago The meeting was largely
attended The following number!
composed the program: Paper by
Mrs Ora Harrison, subject, Thing,
Worth While; recitation, little Miss
1Tar;a Aptonatta nov{o. JaoIon, n +ion
Master James Edward Morton. Quite
an elaborate and appetizing menl
was served. All reported quite al
enjoyable time and a pleasant eve
ming spent. Those present were: MI
and Mrs. Thomas Wingield, Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. B. Webster, Mrs. Ora Harbi
son and son, Misses Maggie Greene
Lucy Lewis, Hattie Louise Wingfield
Maggie Whitaker, Sadye Rainey
Mrs. Eddie Jones, Mrs. Mary Waddy
Mrs. Elnora Nicholson, Mrs. Helel
Brown Martin, of New York; Mrs
Elmo Logue, little Miss Marie Ante
Eette Davis, Master James Edwar,
Morton, Messrs Oscar Mason, Pilloy
Hughes, VIM. Bryant, Lucius Jenkins
Parish Jones, F.. H. Birdsong, Ei
ward Collins, l.. H. Gilmore. N
D., Dr. j. @. Johnson, D. D., pastor
Mr.. Chas f. Stanfeld, of Indianapt
lis; Mr.. S, Hatton Davis of Chicago
Mr.. Lorraine Morton. Mrs. Hage
Little died at the home Of her daugl
ter. Mrs. Alice Carmack, in Milwa,
kee, Wis, The remains were brough
here for interment and conveyed
the home of Mr.. Charles Witherspoo
on North High street Her funerf
was from st. Paul, conducted by tn