The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-03-23
COLUMBIA.


All day service at Mt. Lebanon
Baptist Church March 18th. A very
large congregation was in attendance
at all of the services and fine pro-
gram was rendered for the occasion.
st. Paul choir furnished music for
the afternoon service. At IL a. m.
the sermon was delivered by the pas
tor, DR.. j. Francis Robinson, N'Why
Go to Church," At D. m, a social
service meeting. Leading topic, 1.-THE
Spirit of Democracy in Modern So
cial Life" Introduction of the sub
Ject by DR.. ]. G. Johnson, pastor of
st. Paul Church. Discussion follow
ed at the close of the B. Y. p. u
at Z p. m. Prof. R. G. Johnson dis.
cussed topic, THE Church and the
Community" At s p. H., preaching
by the pastor, his subject being
1.-THE Man That Swallowed Him.
self" Following are the names of
the schools that merited prizes at the
exhibit of the industrial work of the
Maury County schools which was
held here March 10th: Wood work,
Center Star, first prize, Mrs. Oglevie,
teacher; Kinder Hook, second prize,
Miss Greenfield, teacher; Sewing
Cant School, first, Miss Alice Steven.
son, teacher; Gravel Hill, Mrs. B. F.
Davis, second. Cooking Blue Spring
first, Mrs. Nola Hardison, teacher
Smith Chapel, second, Mrs. Marie
Glenn, teacher. Shuck work and can
ming, Lott Chapel, Mrs. N. B. Maury
teacher. Paper work: Greenwood
Miss Mamie Campbell, teacher; After
being at her home for a week on ac
count of illness, Miss Corinne Kenne
dy has returned to her work in the
city school. Mr. Frank Thorn, OF
Chicago, is here visiting his mother
Mrs. Caroline Moore, and other rela
tives. Mrs. Harriet Cooper of Soutf
Glade street is sick Mrs. Sue Ewing
who has been quite sick for severa
weeks, is improving. Miss Flora L
Taylor is at her home on Hill stree
having closed a successful third tern
CT school work at Theta Mrs. Loni,
Smith is visiting her father, Mr.
Felix Webster, before going to Harris
VILE where she will make her hOm
indefinitely.
WILLIAMSPORT.
The Sunday school at the A. M. +
2 Church under the leadership q
Prof. /. P. Grove is making the ne,
essary preparations for Easter. Mr.
Priscilla Webster was taken serious
ly i'll Tuesday of last week. He
many friends wish for her a speed
recovery. Rev. Norman was tn
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. I
E. Russell last week. Mr.. G. "
Russell of Nashville was calle
home Sunday, the 18th instant, Q
account of the serious illness of h
father, Mr.. Matt Russell. Sewers
persons from this place were in a
tendance at the funeral of Miss A
ME Lue Smith of Columbia Saturds
of last week. Mrs. Phillip Strayhol
and Mrs. L. Strayhorn were CUES
of Mrs. A. M. Russell Friday. Mr.
A. l.. Watkins left for Mt. Pleasal
Monday. Mr.. w. S. Walker left fl
Nashville Monday. Mr.. John Ande
son Of this place was called to F
Cooper Sunday on account of the Il
ness of relative, Mr.. Ellis Aide
son. Read the Nashville Globe ar
hear from your friends. The Sam
ritan Ridge School, near this plac
which was taught by Mrs. W.
Walker, closed the 9th instant. A
interesting program was render,
Friday night. A large gathering WI
In attendance The interesting fe
ture of the program was a play e
titled 1.-THE Fairies" Program: Son
where Jesus is" prayer, Rev. G.
Norman; song, Welcome, Welcome
address by Miss Loutena William
play, Columbus" by small childre
Annie Gary, Flowers; recitatio
Robert Watkins; recitation, Jol
Wesley Flowers; prose subje,
Progress" Miss Christine Churc
play, Trials of Housewife" by fo
pupils; music, "Whippoorwill"; Mi
Martin and Mr. R. B. Flowers; pla
FAIRIES" by twenty pupils; Pant
mine by five girls; soldiers hyn
song; remarks by the teacher. T
patrons take this method to CONNER
Mrs. Walker for her most excelle
program. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Russ
entertained Sunday at dinner Re
Norman, Mrs. James Church, Nj
John Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Russell. Miss Willie Church is t
houseguest of her aunt, Mrs. A.
Russell, this week. Mr.. G. w. RI
sell and little son, Alvin, left +
Nashville Monday. Mr.. A. ]. Blat
burn lost fine mule Saturday nigl
Rev. Norman was at his post
duty Sunday at II a. M, also
night. He preached an able d