The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-07-06

antly in Hickman. Miss Hattie Cur
tbs OF Elk Hart, Ind, is spending a
few days in our city as the guest OF
her cousin Mrs. Annie G. Diggs.
Misses Myrtle McCord and Pauline
Wells left Monday afternoon for
Nashville to attend the A. and 1.
State Normal. Mrs. Tena Barham
of Columbus, KY, is a pleasant Wis
itor in our city. Rev. Thompson,
pastor Of Salters Chapel A. M. E.
Church of Dyersburg was a business
visitor in our city last Wednesday
and Thursday. On last Wednesday,
our city and Browns Chapel A. NJ. q.
Church was honored with the pres
ence of a distinguished visitor in the
person of Rt. Rev. B. F. Lee, d. D.,
LII. D., Presiding Bishop OF the
Nineth Episcopal District. On We'd
nesday night promptly at $3.50
o'clock this great and good man and
eloquent speaker was introduced to
large and appreciative audience. On
arriving Bishop Lee expressed him
self as being delighted to be here. He
further stated that he was favorably
impressed with our city and Browns
Chapel. He used for text, John
1928, subject, Faith and Love-" In
his own eloquent and forceful man
ner the gospel truths were driven
straight home to his hearers. In the
list of the worlds greatest Negroes
the name of Bishop Lee has received
a place of eminent distinction. While
here he was the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. w. A. Smith. He was gracious
ly entertained in this home and
everything that could be was done to
make his visit here a pleasant one.
On Thursday he was motored over to
Fulton, KY, and there he spent few
hours very pleasantly before board
ing the train for his home, Wilber-
force, Ohio. He was accompanied to
Fulton by Rev's. w. A. Smith, M. G..
Killibrew and R. l.. Dent. Misses
Louvenia Clay, Annie Gibbs, Ida Nc
Campbell and Mr.. Bob Green,
motored to Fulton, Sunday. They re-
port fine trip. Miss Katherine But
Ter of st. Luis, is spending some
time with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Felin Butler. Miss Villa Murphy of
Dyersburg arrived Friday to be the
house guest of Miss Alcenia Burrus.
Miss Murphy is a young lady of
charming personality, having visited
our city several times. She has won
many friends and she is held as fav-
orite among the younger set. While
here she will be the honoree of many
handsomely planned socials. Mes
danes Ellen Petty and Matte Babies
Sundayed in Rives. Mastor Eugene
Gentry, Jr, of Dyersburg is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Eta Cross.
Mrs. Laura Wells returned home
Monday from st. Louis. On Friday
afternoon, June goth the Bon Ton
Literary Club met in the home of Mrs.
A. D. Cooper on Grove st. In the alb
sence of the president the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. B. L. Clark presided. Mrs.
B. F. Ridley spoke on "Truthfulness, u
Mrs. H. Powers and Mrs. c. M. Taylor
! beautifully sang, Jesus Lover of my
Soul" after which Mrs. Taylor read
quite an interesting paper, subject
1.-THE purpose of life." After bust.
ness the club was soon merrily chat.
ting over dainty two course menu
served by the hostess. The club ad.
journed to meet next with Mrs. B. F
Ridley. Mr.. Frank Fields is on the
sick list. Misses Corrie Watson anG
Frances Bransford spent Sunday in
Rives as the guests of Mrs. Adolphus
Beck. Little Miss Helen Frances
Reeves who has been sick for some
time is improving. Mrs. Pearl Jane!
Givens of oklahoma City, is here fol-
an extended visit as the guest of Mrs
Ella McCampbell on College st.