The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-21

resident of Holly Springs, Miss, has |
come TO Brownsville, for future resi- !
ienee. Mrs. Jones was welcomed in
the beautiful home of Mrs. Ludie Lee
on Tyrus Avenue. Mrs. Jones made
many friends during her stay last
Mrs. Kate Nixon, the moth
err of Mrs. Lula Shaw, has returned
home after spending two weeks in
Chicago, ILL.,, with relatives. She is
elated over her trip. Rev. ]. H. Bell
of Memphis. Tenn, who was former
pastor of Farmers Chapel. spent last
Tuesday and Wednesday in Brownsville
the guest of Mrs Clara B. Reed on
Jefferson street. While in the city he
stopped with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Peoples. Mrs. Reed was all smiles
Tuesday and Wednesday. Why? Don't
ask. The many friends were delighted
to have n hearty handshake with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Whitelow entertain
ed Prof. and Mrs. ]. R. Gloster last
Wednesday with a six o'clock dinner.
Covers were laid for ten. Little Miss
Walden Lee is filling her mothers posi-
ton. teaching the HesSe school. Al
though the teacher is quite small, she
is fully competent to master the situa-
ton. The Peerless Six composed OF
Messrs ]. D. Scott, Mckenzie Boyd
Robert Lynx, Jimmie Lewis, Walton
and Leslie Thompson, gave sarced
concert last Sunday afternoon in Stan
ton at the C. M. E. Church Of which
Rev. ]. B. Boone is pastor. The young
men report the concert as being quite
a success. Mrs. Ethel (Bachelor)
/ Tucker of Memphis, Tenn, and her
little son. Thos. spent last Sunday with
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Batchelor,
two miles East of Brownsville. MI
! Odis Hesse left recently for Chicago
| ILL.,. for future residence. Mrs. Ann
Mannev has gone to Chicago for an
indefinite stay. While away she Will
also spend some time in st. Louis
Mo, Mrs. Nancy has children in the
Windy and Smoky City, who will be
delighted TO have her. Prof. and Mrs
l. r. Gloster of Memphis, spent Tues
da and Wednesday in our city on Dusl
ness. They were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Morris. Mr.. j. 7. Hol
land of Jackson, who has been WorKlns
in our city for some time, was called
TO Knoxville, Tenn, to the bedside o.
\ his mother who has just undergone
serious operation. Mr.. Scott Morris
left Saturday for st. Louis, MO-, u
visit his son. Mr. Robert Morris. wh'
has spent his vacation in the smoK.
city Rev. c. P. Tyns Of jackson
Tenn, who is pastoring on the Tren
ton Circuit, conducted the revival a
farmers Chapel last week, The re
yival will continue through this week
Many have been converted and unitel
. with the church during the revival
Rev. A. J. Jones of Prospect and 81
Peters c. NJ. E. Church will assist
norton of this week. Rev. J. Fl. Hud
son the presiding elder of the Browns
vile District, will conduct the revlva
t. the latter part of the week. Farmer
Chapel has a strong and Christian pas
2 tor, Rev. S. P. Morrow, who is dom
b. splendid work. Mr.. and Mrs. Ji1
Wilson of Cherry, Tenn, motored I
= Brownsville last Sunday, spending tn
day pleasantly with their parents, M
and Mrs. Yank Wilson on Margin -
!. Mr.. Dick Parker spent several day
of last week in Durhamville. Tenn
the welcome guest of his son. MI
; Richard Parker, Jr. Mrs. Leila (Pee
ples) Parker of Memphis, Tenn, ha
!. come for an indefinite stay with ne
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peoples
Mrs. Parker has been indisposed 10
some time. Her many friends wish IL
her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Pans
t (Parker) Winfield one Of the popula
5 seamstresses of Brownsville LETT las
= Sunday to spend two weeks in Men
s phis. Tenn, with her sister, Miss Ell
0 Parker. DR.. J. w. Evans spent la'
J, Tuesday in the Bluff city. Mrs. Ha
e tie 2. Mann of Memphis, accompanle
by her sister, Mrs. Mamie Blue, hay
Y come home to spend while. Mr.
n Mann is a sister to DIR. ]. W. Eva,
g and has been in poor health all II
r. year. Mr.. C. J. Porter, promlne
,e insurance agent Of our city, was call
ID to Dyersburg, Tenn. to the bedside
s. Mr.. T. G. Robertson last Saturd'
g eve. Mr. Porter returning home Su
N day eve, brought the sad news OF I
lie death of Mr.. T. G. Robertson. who al
Ia Sunday, September l, 1917. at
al home. Misses Mabel and Clara L
es Taliaferro were the charming hostess
Id of the Pink Rose Circle on last Frld
ed afternoon. At the close Of meeting
delicious ice course was served. M
Anna Greene, one of the leading nj
dressers of the city, spent Monday a
Tuesday fthis week in the Bluff CT
,it Rev. A. Parr is spending this week
.st Ripley, Tenn, conducting the revi'
ng at the First Baptist Church, of VIII
oh Rev. Chas Kelley is the scholarly a
RS. Christian pastor. Mr. Beverly,
IN special agent for Lincoln Reserve
IT. surance Co.. is making good in H
/. wood. He has written many of
y prominent planters throughout
ed country. Mr.. Beverly is a busy
lty progressive agent. He and his "
he have won many friends during tt
nd stay here. Their-~ charming Ii
ce. daughter, Viviette, has been i'll
n." several days recently. She has alb
nut recovered now. Miss Carrie Shaw,
pie charming daughter of Mrs. Lula 'Sh
Tor has returned home after spending m
m than two weeks in Chicago. ILL.,, v
'ch her sister. Mrs. Pearl (ShaW) Tia