The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-12-07

young men a great success. Mrs Mat.
tie Morrell, of Sewanee was the guest
Of Mrs. Addie Gypton last week. Mrs.
Morrelrs many friends were glad TO
see her. Mr.. Steve Barnes, the wide
awake contractor, has Just completel
a big wood contract, and has his pay
in hand. Good Steve. that's wedding
some. Mrs. Iona Alexander Scott, is
in the PorO business. She has re.
ceived her diploma, and is now at work
Mrs Scott has Il good business. She
was properly instructed by Miss Reece.
Mrs Scott can be found in her office
on Washington street No. SO, from
a, M. to 80 p. m, her phone nun.
Der is 74S W. 2-rings. \ thanksgiv-
ing dinner was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman Scott in honor of Mrs Emma
COlstOn, and Mr.. CUTLER Woods OF
McNIinnville. Prof. Anderson is visit
ing his relatives in Chattanooga this
week. Mrs. Rebecca Hunt has return
ed from Dechard. Mr.. Logan John.
son is reported quite sick. Mr.. George
Wakefield, has returned home, and is
quite ill. Mr., Luke Maxwell, of So.
Pittsburg, was shaking hands with
his many friends last week. The
merry Christmas wedding bell will
ring this year on Jackson street, and
probably on Atlantic street, but sure
on Washington street, and Polk street.
Bound to be, For further informa-
tion, see next weeks paper. The names
Of parties will be given. Mrs. Bette
Hunt, and Rebecca Hunt, will spend
the holidays visiting relatives and
friends in the state of Arkansas. One
big thanksgiving hunt was taken by
Charlie Murphy, Mckinley Winton
and Jefferson Hunt. Each one went for
the rabbit. Mr.. Hunt has always car
ried the flag. Mckinley Winton the
long haired kid made him take down
his sign by killing nine rabbits, three
birds, one turkey and duck, and he
only made fourteen shots. The many
friends of Mrs. Nettie Motlow, and
Mrs Minnie Colston, and Mr.. But
Jenkins all Of this place, but now max
ing their home in Indianapolis, arr
grieved to know that they are sick
Mrs. Nettie Motlow, fell down a fligh
of steps, and was very badly hurt. W.
understand that she is in serious
condition. Mrs. Minnie Colston, /!
the wife of Mr.. George Colston Of thu
firm of the Henry King wholesal,
house, and Mr.. Bud Jenkins, is tn,
brother of Rev. VIM. Jenkins, the pas
tor of the Missionary Baptist Churcl
at Fosterville. Rev. VIM. jenkins
and Mrs, Bette Hunt, Mrs. Henriett;
Gilden of Nashville, Miss Alice Han
ris, were called to Chattanooga las
Monday to be present at the funera
and burial of their sister and aunt
Emma Winfrey of 624 E. Sth street
Mrs. Winfrey died Friday evening
She was a loyal member of tn
Monumental Baptist Church. Sh
leaves two brothers, and two sister
to mourn her loss. Mrs. Annie Gull!
!, has found a new way to go to mi
, when you can't get a horse or Wagon
just use baby buggy. Jennie Woote
says, that the way Mr.. Elliott Guptol
is making an active member in tn
NJ E. Church. He is using his boo
=. fast. He is expecting to make a roun
). up report at the rally. He is bein
e trained by his wife, who declare
T. that we are always confronted with a
r. opportunity or responsibility of son
description. Last week the tailC
a shop of Mr.. Frank Ramsey, caught
i fire and was badly damaged by the e
it plosion of an oil stove. Mr.. Rams'
{. was at home at the time suffering wi
d rheumatism. Miss Nina Maize, w
4. in Chattanooga last week doing son
h Christmas shopping. To keep poste
e read the Globe like Miss Jessie. T.
IS w. NJ. E. Society met at the hor
If of Mrs. Adline McGills. The meetiI
1t was very interesting. Mrs. Tenn
IN Brown served a two course meI
re which was very nice. Mrs. Dom
it Bates, was the guest. The meeti
ne adjourned to meet Monday with M