The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-05-25

grand time.
SOUTH PlTTSBURG.
Rev. J. II. Turner, presiding elder
of the Chattanooga district, held his
third quarter at A. NJ. e. Church, Sun
unday. He preached interesting SER
mons to an attentive congregation at
eleven o'clock and night. DR.. L.
Springs and Mr.. R. burlington, were
the managers of a merry and jolly
crew in two large car trucks to
Stevenson, Sunday, they report an en-
joyable trip. Mrs. Novella York, is
moving to Sparta, Tenn, with much
re greet to all she was among the best
of our city seamstresses. The Won
ans Missionary and Educational So
ciety met at the residence of Mrs. J.
]. McElroy's at 2:30 o'clock The
house was called to order by the
worthy president, Mrs. Mary Douglass.
Scripture reading and prayer. The
lesson was taught by the president
each member took an active part. An
interesting paper, subject, From
mother" was read by Miss Mamie
Gains, it was enjoyed by all. Mrs.
S. E. Oliver sang and played an in
strumental solo, A neat sum was
realized closed with prayer. Then
every one was asked to be seated and
were served by the hostess with
strawberries and cake. We hope to
meet again at this home soon. Ely
Martin had a light stroke of para
lysis. His mother Mrs. Jennie Bates
from Rowland came to see him. Mr..
J. D. Martin and family drove to
Jasper Sunday and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Greer Master
Julian Martin, managed the car while
Mr.. Martin slept of course. A num-
Der of young people went to the High,
tower Spring in N. South Pittsburg
last Sunday evening on a quiet little
picnic and served lemonade, they had
plenty plenty. Among the number
were misses Grace Hill, Jola Gillian,
Lemon Barnett, Della Jones, Willie B.
Hall, AllCc Oludi L. MO vi iShe'
Joiner, who furnished the cake and lit
tie Miss Ollie May Gillium. Messrs.
Willie Deene Punk Cox, Ance Hill,
Dennis Little, Wallace Lorelady, Tim
Hale, Nathan Gaines and others
failed to get their names. Mrs
Daisy Hill of Hamburg, spent the day
with parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian
out on Jasper pike. Rev. G. W. Fitz
hugh, of Nashville, was in town this
week and preached helpful sermon
at Mt Bethlehem Baptist Church
Mrs. Bette Hightower, has returned
to Chattanooga, after a weeks visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
Ichard on Cedar Ave. Mr.. Bill Of
Battle Creek is patient in Little
Battle Creek sanitarium, Or. AS
trapps) DR.. w. B. Davis of Chatta
nooga was the guest of Dr. and Mrs
Astrapps last week. Mrs. Emma
Birins and daughter, Mrs. Gertrude
Brooks, entertained Rev. ]. H. Tur
ner and Rev. Il. W. Williams at din
ner last Monday. Rev. ]. Moore made
business trip to Chattanooga re
Gently. The Ancient United Daughter
of Africa initiated there member
lately Misses Jessie Webb, Mamie
Gaines and Mrs. Savannah Moore
The Priscilla art club is still progress
sing and will hold next meeting a
Mrs. ]. w. Astrapps. Mr. A. H
Booker, is much better after svera
days of severe illness. Mr.. Luthe
Cummings is raising enough corn TO
you this year. Mrs. Emma Lane ha
large supply of wood. She says sh'
must eat despite the high cost of liv
ing. Messrs. F. D. Harmon, j. M
Herndon and Frank Gudger, the eff
ficient colored brick layers of Chatta
noogo is erecting a handsome bricl
on Cedar Ave. For Ingersoll and COT
felt (merchant). Mrs. Laura Smith Il
spending some time on Battle Creel
for health. She made a flying tril
home in an auto to chat with mama
Mrs (Sallie Lane) and children las
Saturday. Little Miss Elizabeth Ed
ridge, was seen viewing the movies
little while ago. Mrs. Ed Buchanan
and little son Misses Annie ant
Magdalna Stapler went to ChattanOo
ga to visit their relative, Mrs, Hard.
Stapler. Mrs. Ann Hill and her neic'
and daughter of Chattanooga ar
visiting relatives on Jasper pix
Miss Gladys Robinson, has returned
home from Morristown school. TIL
citizens of this town and vicinit,
were saddened to learn Of the dealt
of Mrs. Peggie Gaines, better know
as Aunt Peggie," which occurred las
Tuesday morning at 1870 o'clock Ma.
| Is. She had been far some time
was not thought that her condition
was so serious. She was true Chris
tain and a faithful and consecrate
member at the M. e. Church an
death for her held only peace and haI
piness. Before the end came sh
talked beautifully of Gods boundles
love and tender mercy. Some tim
previous in conversation with he
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Hite, with whoI
she lived, she had expressed her wis
relatives to her burial and who sh
wanted to officiate. Her beautiful an
tender devotions to every body bot
black and white, was the genera
comment. She was loved by ever
body from personal association an
by reputation. Aunt Peggy was s
years of age, and Christian nea
70 years. She was married in earl
age to Mr.. Jack Gaines and to thi
union two children were born, one wa
married to Campbell Harris of Con