The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-03
UNION CITY.

The rally at Pilgrims Rest Bap- !
fist Church Sunday was decided |
success. On this occasion, Rev. W. A.
Smith pastor Browns Chapel was the ,
speaker. Mrs. Mamie Gardner left |
several days ago for an indefinite stay
in Toledo, Ohio, she was accompanied |
by Mrs. Dalton Love. Miss Teneeta
Davenport left Tuesday for an extend
ed visit to Atichson Kansas. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hale spent several hours
in our city Saturday en- route from
Nashville to their home in Dyersburg.
While here they were the guest of Mrs.
Ella McCampbell on College st. Mrs.
Berdie White is convalescing Mrs.
Dora Moore Of Martin Sundayed in
the city. Mrs. Mary Wess of Brook
Ign, ILL.,, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Fonler. Miss Jessie Braggard
mother of Hickman, spent Sunday here
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lee.
Miss Annie Lee Dodson, is spending
some time in Jackson. Miss Mary
Dimple Dinwoodie of st. Louis, Mo-
arrived Sunday to be the guest of her
sister Mrs. Marvin Diggs. When liv-
ing here Miss DinWoOdie was a promi-
nent figue in church and social lie and
her many friends are glad to welcome
her home. Miss DinwOOdie informs us
that she is bride OF a few weeks
and is now Mrs. Lenis. We wish for
her many happy days. Mr.. Mark
Walker has returned from Toledo, 0.
Mr.. Henry Barber, has returned from
an extended visit to Polk. Miss Mary
Richardson spent several days very
pleasantly in Jackson as the guest Of
Miss Mabel Smith. While there she
was the honoree Of many handsomely
appointed socials and dinner parties,
She was entertained in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. TEN CcClanton. Mrs.
Richardson, returned home Saturday
night accompanied by Mr., Franklin
Dodson, who visited his sister, Mrs.
EN- McClanton. Miss Pauline Wells
left Monday for Champaign, H., while
there she will be the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Leban Fowler. Mr.. Waddell
Sharp has returned to his home in
Fulton. Miss Eva Clarke has return
ed from a very pleasant visit to Milan
Tenn. The Bon on LITERARY Club
met Friday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Jno. Meels on Mercer st. The
President presided and the members
responded to the roll call with dues
and quotations. After the usual
routine of businessthe hostess served q
delicious ice course. After an hour
spent socially the club adjourned and
the members declared that they had
spent the afternoon most pleasantly
Mrs. Pearl Long, Mrs. Mary j. Maddox
| Mrs. Vera Lee Baxter and sister OF
CHICAGO, H., and Miss Hattie Crowdel
motorei to Hickman Sunday, they re
port a fine time. Quite a number from
here attended the picnic at Rives Sat
urday. Mrs. William Fowlkes, Miss
Davade Roper and Master harrington
David. spent last week in Humming
ton. where they attended the Sunday
School Convention as representatives
of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Mary Ann Scaggs, lef
several days ago for Chicago, ILL.,, he
visit will be extended.
After spending few days with hi
family, Prof. j. R. Patton left Mon
day morning for Dora, Alabama. Mes
danes Katherine Thomas and Laur;
, Wells are on the sick list. Mrs Mar,
Mathis, of Ledford was called to tn
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Hester Cos
ter. Rev. A. Allison and Prof. W
R. Jarrett, attended District Confer
, ence in Trenton, last week. Rev. ALI
son returned home Saturday and lief
Sunday morning for Hickman, Ky
where he preached at Milliner's Chape
! c. NJ. E. Church. Mrs. Mollie Kin
Sundayed in Hickman. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Watkins have returned from
very pleasant visit to "Mayfeld." TIL
:. colored citizens of this place are re
joicing over the erection of a ne,
brick school building The buildin
is modernly planned and when con
pleted will be thoroughly eQuippe
with all conveniences