The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-30

been indisposed for some was able
to be in school. Tuesday of this week ]
t1er te2eher and playmates were glad
TO see her. A marriage of much sur.
prise to large circle of friends, was
tnat OF Miss Willie d. Powell. the
daughter OF Mr.. Dick Powell TO Mr.
DaVlu Harper on Sunday evening
NOV IL, 1917 at the residence of the
pride. Rev. A. Parr officiated. Ano.
tner marriage of surprise to all was
tnat OF Mrs. Ella Chism of Cherry 81
ana Mr.. Jacob Puett of Standton. Tenn
3 on sunday afternoon. Nov. 4. 1917
at the residence of the bride. Rev. s.
Morrow Otticiated. Mr. and Mrs
Puett are spending a while in Stan.
ton with relatives and friends of tho
groom. The many friends wish botb
SoupIes long and prosperous life
rev D. X. Evans Of Nashville. Tenn.
was called to Brownsville to attend
tne funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Mann
nis VIE Mrs. Lille c. Evans accom-.
PANIED her husband. They were fine
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. ]. w Evans
sunday evening and Monday. Rev
Evans visited Dunbar High School
Mohuay OF this week. He addressed
.ne FACULTY and students, his subject
ior the occasion was, THE moth eaten
boy and girl" He visited the varions
departmbents of the school. he was
well pleased with work. In the sow,
ing room to his surprise he found
o oS new singer machines and in the
cnapel a lovely new up right piano
MT b. King, constant reader of the
uiope' spent several days of last weel,
Out OF town. Mrs. Mary w Grossly
spehuing the week over S. Hatcbie
Tue guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Rivers
hoDert Claiborne Lynx, who is ot.
oenulng1Le Moyne Institute, Memphis
Ienh., Is; expected home to snenG
nanhsglVing with his mother, Mrs
y; ~ Lynx, Mr.. Jas. Livingston
Wniteiow spent several DAYS of last
week ME the Bluff City. Mrs Emma
tSloan) johnson, of Memphis Tenn
wa sthe sleasant guest of prof nnI
hr: McAdams Sloan on Jefferson St
last friday evening. Mrs. Johnson
spent saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sloan
mho i've miles east of Brownsville
MIS- Johnson was a member of tbe
FACULTY OF Dunbar High School for n
number OF years, resigning when she
married ana now teacher in tho
'Manassa street Public school of Mem.
phls' rem. She attended the Willow
Grove Baptist Church of which Rev
! d. Young is the active pastor. and the
congregation gave her sixteen dol
Iars Tor her school on last Sunday.
MRS. johnson made a lovely address
II was timely and indeed helpful
Durlng her short stay, she was able
10 carry thirty dollars home which
was donated by the host of friends
she has in Haywood Co. Mrs. John.
son is wide awake teacher and keeps
IN pace with time. On Wednesday
evening of this week there will be n
Thanksgiving program rendered in
the chapel Of Dunbar High School.
Miss Clyster Mcclutchen of 415 Hill
street, Nashville, Tenn, is the pleas.
ant quest Of Misses Earline and Alice
Morris of Park Avenue. Miss Nc
Clutchen was the guest of the Pink
Rose Circle on last Friday evening
when Miss Lue Bailey was the hostess
sunday, Nov. 18th. was an ideal dav
Tor motoring. Dr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Evans, their son, John Frank, Mrs.
Z. }. Porter and Mr.. Jas. Livingston
Whltelow motOred to Memphis, Tenn.
returning home Tuesday evening. The
party enjoyed. the passing scenery
very much while in Memphis the party
4 Fas the guests of Dr. and Mrs. A.
! Nv. Atkins, 1113 Kimbrough street.
fFhey were royalty entertained while
lin their beautiful home. Mrs. Ollie
J, King, Miss Alice Nancy, Messrs J..
|. living and e. j. Whitelow attended
Rev Searcys funeral Revs. A. Parr
and Hardin Smith also Mrs Lee Jones
is on the sick list this week. Clara
mae, the sweet little infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clearance Lee depart
ed this life Nov. 27, 1917 at the home
of its grandmother, Mrs. Ann Walton.
Mr.. Lee is at Camp Mead, Maryland,
the mother has the sympathy of her
many friends. Mrs. Pauline Smith
has poined her husband in Chicago,
where they will make Their future
home.