The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-01-26
OUT OF TOWN NOTES.


The meeting was opened with prayer
and song. Mrs. c. J. Porter the secre-
tary, read minutes Of previous meet
ing. when the roll was called, each
lady responded with a quotation and
dues. Mrs. J. L. Curtis was made vice
President OF the club. At ten o'clock
the hostess served a dainty menu con-
sisting OF salad, pickles, olives, cell
cry, crackers, chocolate and nuts
and nabiscos and sailed peanuts. The
club adjourned to meet with Mrs. J.
L. Curtis. Miss Violet Kennon was
the charming hostess Of the Pink
Rose Circle on last Friday afternoon.
The meeting was opened with prayer
and song. Miss Lue Bailey, the
charming little president presided
over the meeting. An hour was spent
in needle work. A social hour was
enjoyed then the charming hostess
served a delicious menu, consisting
Of an ice course and bon bons. The
club adjourned to meet with Miss
Lou Bailey. The improvement Soci-
ETY. had most successful meeting
on Tuesday evening, January the 9th.
Mr.. Will Leigh, the capable president
with the assistance Of his friend, Miss
N B. Whiteiow who is the efficient
secretary. The meeting was well at
tended. A splendid program was
rendered. This society meets Tues
day evening of each week at the
First Baptist Church Of which Rev,
A. A. Parr is the able and Christian
pastor. The Blue Ribbon Club meets
Monday evening in the Office G. DR..
c. NJ Gloster. Rev. and Mrs. S. P.
Morrow have moved in the parson-
age Of Farmers Chapel of which he
is the worthy pastor. 1t was a mis-
take in last weeks issue, that Or.
Lewis had moved in same. DR.. S.
Lewis has moved his Office over me
Martin 10 cent store. The sabbath
schools at both churches are doing
nicely and taking on new life under
the able supt. at both churches,
Mr.. c. J, Porter Of the Farmers
Chapel and Mr.. Alex Hill at the First
Baptist. Mrs. Beulah Turner, the
efficient assistant superintendent Of
Farmers Chapel presided on last
Sunday in the absence of Mr.. c. J.
Porter. We are indeed having some
winter weather. Mrs. Clara Reed Of
jefferson St., gave an elaborate
party on Friday evening, January
18th, in honor Of her sister, Mrs
Callie Mae Madison Of Checoshia,
Okla The rooms thrown open for
the occasion were artistically deco
rated in keeping with the season Of
the year Mrs. Madison, the honoree
entertained the guests with several
numbers, vocal and instrumental.
Games were indr'ged in until a late
hour after whi(l the guests were
served a dainty menu. About twenty
partook of Mrs. Reeds hospitality.
Mr.. C. P. Porter spent few days in
Dyersburg recently on business, while
there he was the pleasant guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Robinson. Mrs.
NJ. L. Parr was called to Union City
her former home recently to see her
uncle, Mr.. G.. w. Clemmons, who was
quite i'll. Master Aubrey Parr &C.
companied Mrs. Parr. They have re-
turned and left her uncle much i'm
proved. Mrs. Annie Boner Smith,
formerly of Brownsville has returned
to her home in the Bluff City after
spending a week the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bond OF Depot st.
Mrs. Cara Holloway has returned
home after spending two weeks most
pleasantly the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan Wells, Union City. Mrs. j.
W. Evans accompanied by her little
son. Master John Frank Evans, spent
several days in the Bluff City recent
/ ". Mrs. c. ]. Porter was called home
again recently to see her sister, Mrs
/ Mamie Simmons who has been quite
| i'll for some time Mrs. Porter has
returned and left her sister much i'm
proved. Quite a number are on the
sick list on Cherry St, Mesdames j
L. Curtis, Chavis Evans, Amanda Par
ker, Esther Taylor, Lena Potter, Sally
Tanner, Miss Mary Taylor and Mr.
Hiram Rutherford. They are al
much improved at this writing. The
many friends are glad to know that
Mrs. Ollie Whitelow, Messrs. James
Crosby and ]. I. Irving are out-agaiI
after recent illness. Little Viole'
Walker Grigsby received a painful ant
serious accident recently. The facul
ty of Dunbar Training school ant
pupils hope for her a speedy recovery
that she may resume her studies. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Grigsby are expecting
the arrival of Mrs. Mamie Austin o
Memphis, this afternoon. Mrs. G. NJ
Madison has returned to her home
in Checoshia, Okla. after spendinE
several weeks most pleasantly will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Johnson.