The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-03-30
BROWNSVILLE.


nws: Music by the choir; Scripture
reading, Rev. \. A. Parr; music by
the choir; PRAYER by Rev. S. P. Nor
row, pastor of Farmers Chapel; mu-
sic by the choir; paper by Mrs. Der
rha Dixon McLin; vocal selection,
MIR. J. Livingstone Whitelow, with
Mrs. ]. w. Evans, accompanist; ser
mon, Rev. B. Y, Young. pastor oi
Willow Grove Baptist Church; vocal
selection, Mrs. Maud (DOnnelD Cur.
tbs. accompanied by Mrs. ]. W.
Evans; remarks by Mr.. ]. w. Leigh,
master Of ceremonies; chorus by the
Coleridge Taylor Choral Club. Each
selection was particularly pleasing
and was rendered very effectively.
The Rev. Mr.. Young pictured out
many ways to show the necessity of
secret orders. The members of VIII
low Grove turned out in large nun.
bres to hear their pastor, which was
much inspiration to him. The paper
read by Mrs. McLins deserves much
favorable comment. A number of the
members of the Farmers Chapel choir
sang with the Baptist choir and many
beautiful selections were sweetly rem.
dered with Mrs. NJ. l.. Parr, the or.
ganist of the latter, as usual at her
post of duty. The collection for the
afternoon was S50.66. The Parent
Teachers Association had very in.
teresting meeting at the Dunbar High
School on last Thursday afternoon.
On account of the weather a large
lumber were absent, yet those pres
ent were very much interested and
made the meeting a wide-awake one.
Mrs Nora (Winfeld) Murphy acted
as secretary pro tenn. The Coleridgc
Taylor Choral Club rendered Daddy"
most charmingly being forced to re-
spond to an encore. Those who at
tend these meetings gain much infor-
nation and Inspiration The next
meeting will be the second Thursday
afternoon of April. Many new faces
we're present DR.. Samuel Lewis, who
has heen seriously i'll since he was
stricken with paralysis, is convalesc,
ing. The colCred physicians are very
attentive to the Doctor. Mrs Emma
Henley. after an operation, is con-
ValesCing and will soon lie able to re-
turn to hire home. Mrs, Anna Greene,
one Of the popular hair dressers OF
the city, spent last Thursday after
noon III Stanton on business. Mr..
Arch Walker was called to Memph is
Monday of this week to accompany
the body of his son, George, who de.
parted this life on last Sunday eve
ning. The remains were inferred in
the Hickory Grove Cemetery about s
miles north of Brownsville. Miss
Ola Mae and Master Eddie Smitl.
have returned to Roger Williams.
They were called home to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Leila Hesse. Mr.. ].
X. Brewer, the colOred agent for the
Ford, was very successful on last
Friday, having sold two of the most
prosperous planters of Haywood
county each a car in one day. They
were Messrs. Bill Leigh and Dock
Tyus. The former is the father
of Mr. j. W. Leigh, one of our pro-
gressive young men. Mr.. J. j.
Brewer is a wide-awake young man
with much business tact. Rev. A. A.
Parr spent Tuesday If this week in
the Bluff City On business. Rev. r.
L. Wood filled the pulpit for Rev. A.
A. Parr on last Sunday morning at
II o'clock. The Sunday school Is
taking on new life under the leader.
ship of Mr.. Alex Hill, who is a very
active superintendent. Many new
members were added on last SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Taylor's home
on Cherry street was the scene OF
merriment ON last Wednesday evening
when a jolly bunch of young men en-
tertained with a stag Music and
card-playing were the features Of
amusement, At a late hour salad
"epast was eaten with a relish. They
all reported a jolly time. Mrs. Ella
Louise Bonner of Cairo. ILL.,, is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. John Bond. she
is the ME nj Mrs Bond and a sis
ter Of Mrs. Annie Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Smith are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bond Mrs. C. f.
Lynx was the charming hostess of
tie Coleridge Taylor Choral Club or
last Wednesday evening from to 10
O'Clock. Mrs. Beulah Turner as
usual presided in a graceful manner
One new member was received Mrs.
Matte Currie A most enjoyable
practice hour was spent. At the
close of the meeting dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess. 4
marriage which occasiOned much sur
prise to the friends of the contracting
parties was that Of Mr.. Haywood Har-
bert and Miss Nell McLin at the
Baptist parsonage at high noon Sat
urday, March "a, 1917. The Rev.
Parr ofIlciaied. Mrs. Annie Bonner
Smith, who received injuries recently
in a railroad accident in Memphis,
compromised with the L. & n Rail.
road Company, receiving the sum OF
five hundred and fifty (S55O) do
lars. Mr.. Walter Smith, her husband
who was slightly shaken and bruised
received one hundred ($1O0) dollars
Any one having news for these
columns see Master John Frank
Evans before Tuesday of each weeN.
Through the efforts of this energetic
little agent, the Globe is being wide
/ ly circulated throughout Haywood
| County. Phone "a or 234. Mrs. j.
r. GlOster, of Memphis, formerly OF
Brownsville, spent the weekend in
our city the guest of Or. and Mrs. C.
NJ. Gloster Her attractive little son,
Hugh Morris, accompanied her. Mr.
Aisle D. Owen is much improved. Mrs
Ethel Hill has been indisposed for
several days. Mrs. Essie Crenshaw
and children are in Dyer Station Wis
iting her parents. Mrs. Berda Sir
rette is much improved. Her baby
daughter, Madie, also has measles
Rev. S. p. Morrow, pastor of Farmers
Chapel, as usual was at his post Of
duty on last Sunday morning and de
livered most excellent sermon