The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-26

the popularity of this most excellent |
order. Miss Kathleen Davidson viii |
leave in a few days for Evansville,
Ind, and will permanently reside
there unless a certain person is soon
called to France. Mrs. Theora Camp
bell will visit the A. M. Z. Confer
ence at Nashville. 1t is rumored that
after this visit she contemplates be-
coming a tull-hedged Methodist. The
public school will have an unusually
interesting Halloween exercise this
year on the night of the 3lst. The
exercise will be under the supervision
of Mrs. Dowell. Several grades will
take part. The following were the
successful contestants at the school
fair. 1t was agreed that the prizes
should be awarded by the respective
schools. Shelbyville: Tommie White
sides, cake; William Whitaker, chick
ems; John McClennon, shuck box;
Katherine Brown, canned peaches;
Mary E. Robinson, fudge candy; EN-
met Wells, pop corn; Zenobia Laws,
! girls fastest runner; Nathan Paytes
1 fastest runner; Jessie Gill, best
small boy runner; Eva Dean, cake;
Priscilla Jones, pie. Shipman School:
Willie r. Sutton, potatoes and corn;
G. B. Rippey, Irish potatoes ant
onions; Reba M. Vance, apple jelly
Carrie Smith, plum jelly; Cornelius
oHdge, pepper; Lillian Rippey
apple preserves; Alberta Hodge
canned tomatoes. Guys Gap: Yer,
Whitman, chess cake. Bellblckle
| Do Cafn
Burkes, cake; Tennie Burkes, jelly
Hattie Pipers, canned apples; Levoni
Rknanis, dressed doll. Wartrace
Georgia B. Jones, flowers. Haley
Alice Hoard, spelling quilt; Nanni
Stokes, candy; Robert Hoard, map
Union Ridge: Homer Singleton, sof
pillow top. Cedar Springs: While
10 nina Gibson, beets and pepper; Rot
n bic Brown, quilt and apples; Louis
81 White, center piece.
II The fall rally of Mt. Zion Baptis
Church which was held Sunday, Oct
q, was quite a success. Two club
were at work. The brothers of whic
h. Brother, Robert Dysart was capital
10 raised $3.50. The sisters of which Si'
re- ter Nellie Hillsman was capital
Of raised $3201. Not boasting to sa
" the sisters led, as usual. At 41:O
al o'clock the sermon was preached
ut Rev E. F. Gooch, the pastor. At
al D. M, the sermon was preached
4. Rev. l.. James Johnson, president {
all Turner College. Mt. Zion choir rel
III dered music for the occasion. Oh
t. Sunday school, under our new supe
s. intendent, Brother Robert Dysar
a has taken on new life. Mrs. Angelin
err Myers entertained a number of friend
n Tuesday, October 10th, at dinner frol
Ds II a. M, to 4 p. m. Those who Ell
err jOyed the hospitality were Mesdame
IT. Mollie Woods, Sarah Gwinn, Sail
n Thompson, Duck Moseley of Wa
d. trace, Biddie Hasten, Jennie Ra
d. Fannie Little Leila Gooch, Elmer
e. Bowman, Thaniel Campbell and chi
nd dren, Franklin, Elnora and Julia, d
". r. B. Wilson, Rev. E. F. Gooch, w.
so Griffey, Johnnie Myers. After Dime
*. each one said this occasion was IL
an grandest of the season. Mr.. an
be Mrs. Lee Trail, ST., were guests
a Rev and Mrs. E. F. Gooch Sunday ;
dinner. Mrs. Mary Anderson of Mas
CT vile is here at the bedside OF a vel
Is, SICK sister, Mrs. Emma Cannon. 81
IT. ter Nancy Bledsoe, one Of our 10y
he sisters Of Mt. Zion Baptist Cburc
Dt- has joined the host where there
" no sorrow, no tears, where Joy hi
tie no end Funeral, october 21st
to the pastor, Rev. e. F. Gooch. Ca