The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-28
BROWNSVILLE.

Master RObt. Lynx lett last rrluay
evening for Memphis, Tenn, where he
will attend Lemoyne Institute. He
is very bright boy. He was men,
Der of the graduating class in the
English department of the Dunbar
High School last spring with honors.
The faculty and students will miss
him this term. Rev. and Mrs. n.
Parr accompanied their mother, Mrs.
Sara Parr to Bells, Tenn, Monday,
with Mr.. Oscar Davis, a competent
chaffuer; auto party enjoyed the pass
ing scneeries very much. Mrs. Parr
has spent more than two weeks most
pleasantly with her son. During her
stay she made many friends who will
be glad to welcome her in our city
at any time, During her stay she visit
ed many homes. Mrs. Hannah Cham
beers of Union City will spend this
and next season with Rev. and Mrs.
Parr. Mr.. Ollie Crews motred to
Memphis, Middleton, Hennings, Ripley
and Covington, Tenn, last week spend
ing most of the week out of town. Mr..
Crews is another one of most excellent
chauffeurs who is out Of the city quite
often. Miss Columbia Dixon Of Muir
freesboro. Tenn, spent several rays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dixon. returning to her home Monday
of this week. Her friends, Miss Ran
dolph of Murfreesboro, accompanied
her to her former home. Mrs. Vic
toria Estes is spending this week in
l., IN 10 ltth
City she will be the guest of Prof. and
Mrs. j. r. Gloster and Miss l.. Z.
Campbell, I'll Saxon Ave. Mr.. A. A.
Bond and sons, Messrs. John and
Charlie Bond, are spending this week
in Memphis, Tenn, attending the
Tri-State Fair. Miss Fannie Taylor,
on Tyrus Avenue will entertain the
Pink Rose Circle Friday afternoon
of this week. The revival at Farm
ers Chapel closed last Friday night.
During the revival thirty were hap.
PLY converted, and on last Sunday
twenty-seven of the number Joined
the church. Rev. Clark Of Coving-
ton, Tenn, is conducting the revival
this week. Mr. c. ]. Porter,
spent Wednesday Of last week out Of
the city on business. Mr.. Harold
Sloan, the manager of the Floral hall
at the Haywood County Fair is on
the sick list this week. Mr. Arthur
Jones who lives six miles East of
Brownsville, is also on the sick list.
Mrs. A. Greene spent Thursday Of last
n ho Nd
ley is improving rapidly. Mrs. Lena
Pollard who has been quite i'll is
much improved. DR.. r. Redman of
Stanton, motored to Brownsville
Tuesday of this week. His charm
ing little girl, Minnie B., accompani-
ed him. Mrs. Emma Nash of Dyersburg
is the pleasant guest this week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob January. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Bruner complimented their
guest, Mrs. Emma Nash of Dyers-
burg, with a trip to Jackson, Tenn,
and attended the Colored Fair last
Thursday with Mr.. Brewer, the able
chauffeur. The trip was pleasantly
made. Many of the Brownsville
people attended the Fair during last
NtCh dJ JdChSOH. MI. SCUll
has returned home after spending a
week most pleasantly with his son,
Mr.. Robert Norris of East st. Louis.
Mr.. l.. Beverly, the special agent of
Lincoln Reserve Insurance Company,
mOtOred to Lauderdale County Mon
day of this week to spend several
days on business. Mrs. Clara (Bond)
Taylor has returned home after
spending several weeks in st. Louis
Mo-, with her husband, Mr.. Lonnie
Taylor. Her three attractive little
ones, Channie Evans and Leon &C.
cOmpanied her. She is eated over
her trip. Miss Grace McLain of
Humboldt, Tenn. spent Monday in
our city. During Rev. A. PARIS stay
of three days in Ripley last week
conducting the revival for Rev. Chas
Kelley twenty-five were happily
converted. Ten the first; five the
second and ten converts during the
third sermon.