The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-31
LEBANON.

Mrs. Ella Caruthers and little
daughters, Nancy Merrie and Helen
E., left Saturday for Chicago, ILL.,,
where she will join her husband, Mr..
Augustus Caruthers, and make her
future home. Miss Melonee Whitley
left Saturday for Detroit, Mich, where
she will be the guest of her brothers.
MI and Mrs. Dave Whitley and Mr..
and Mrs. Cantrell Whitley. Mrs.
Earl Harris has returned home from
Chattanooga after spending some
time with friends there. Miss Green
of Springfield, Tenn, is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anderson this week.
Mrs. Phoebe Bostick and daughter,
Miss Laura, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Watertown. They were the
guests of Mrs. Lugenia Waters and
Mrs. Waters spared no pains in max
ing it pleasant for them during their
stay Mrs. Merkia Allen of Carthage
is in Lebanon as the guest Of MIR.
and Mrs. Horace Neubell. Mrs. Merkia
Allen and sister, Miss Lula, motored
to Nashville Sunday and were the
guests of their mother, Mrs. James
Ashworth Mrs. w. II. Adams has
returned home from Nashville. Dr.
and Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Blake mo-
tored to Lebanon Saturday and also
to Alexandria. While here they
were the guests of Mrs. Dewitt Ca
ruthers. Mrs. Bette Hancock James
has returned home from Indianapolis,
Ind, where she spent several months
with friends. Mrs. Eddie Peaks of
1,n Nf
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hellums. Mrs.
Merkia Allen of Carthage dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G. Anderson Sun
day. Mrs. Martha Nicholas of Hop
kinsville, Ky, is with friends here,
this week. Mr.. VIM Seay is able to
be out again. The many friends of
Miss Laura j. Bostick will regret
very much to learn of her present ill
ness. Our new school building is be-
ing erected; it is most beautiful
building, There will be great ed
ucational rally September | and 2 on
the grounds Of our present new
school building. On Saturday there
will be a grand picnic on the school
grounds Prof. l.. l.. Campbell, our
newly-elected principal, will be with
us. You are expected to be present
and bring the children out. Commit
| ice on Program: Rev M. F. Riley,
Sam Crowder, DR.. w. H. Ballard and
DR.. w. A. Thompson. Mr.. Paul Nor
ris has returned home from Chic,
where he has been engaged in work
Rev. d. w. Bloodworth and daughter,
Miss Rebecca, of Chattanooga, dined
with Mrs. NJ J. owens Monday eve
ming at 6 o'clock tea Rev. D. w.
Bloodworth was with friends at Mt
Zion Baptist Church Sunday. Owing
to his feeble condition he only made
few rmearks Every one seemed
very anxious to shake the hand OF
their ex-pastor. Rev. A. B. Buchanan
/ (whitey preached at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church Sunday night to a large con
gregation. Quite an interesting pro
gram was rendered Sunday afternoon
at o'clock at Pickett Chapel NJ. II
Church. why our churches should
be in unity was discussed by Rev
M. f. Riley, pastor of Mt. Zion Bap
list Church. "How the members OF
each church should do to make our
churches better" DR.. w. A. Thomp
son. What should we do to make
stronger Christians out of our young
people," Miss jamie L. Myles. why
we should educate our children il
Christian schools" DR.. R. c. Patton
What is the best method of raising
money for our churches?" Prof. n. c
Woods "How to interest the young
people in the B. Y. P U. and Epwortt
League Rev. NJ F. Riley and Rev
H. E. Erwin Mrs. Odia Hellums pre-
sided at the piano. A nice collection
was taken and Mrs. Anna l.. Anderson
had charge of the program. Sh'
, thanked the Rev. M. F. Riley and hi
; members, also Rev. Adams of the A
/ NJ 2. Church and his members TO
: taking a part. On account of meet
/ ing being held at. Rev. Adams churcl
| at the same hour he came in late
but his church was well represented
( and we soon found out that tn
7 churches of Lebanon were in unison
) Miss Anna Clara Harris has returne
: home from WATERFOWL. Miss Marth
: Morris of Martha was with her sister
. Mrs. Carrie Clark, Thursday and FIR
!. day. Mrs. Lou Jordan Gordon wa