The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-12-07
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Teachers Meeting for 5th month
at city school building, December
18th. Thanksgiving was religiously
and periodically observed by the
people here. The cold rain fall in the
early morning did not mar the union
service at Mt Bethlehem Baptist
Church. A large and representative
congregation witnessed the splendid
sermon preached by the popular, Rev.
]. T. Martin. The patriotic program
rendered by local talent was of
first magnitude. Wilson Theatre in
the afternoon, carried a large num-
Der of both races who spoke in most
praiseworthy terms of the different
performances, especially the last
number in which Master Howard
Cargyle played the role of Uncle Sam
and Little Miss Inez Northent that of
the Goddess of Liberty. The door
receipts were $29.55. Mrs e. NJ.
oliver, principal of city school and
DR.. w, j. Astrapp were the pro-
moters. This was given for the ben
eft of Sequatchee Valley Chapter of
the American Red Cross. Not hitch
was made during the day and all the
festive programs were ostentatiously
carried out. The social side was OBJ
vious. Thus passed into history an
other nationwide Day of Thanks
While 1917 wears her silvery locks
which are emblematic of old age and
the grave, the remembrance of that
sermon that program at the local
playhouse, those viands of the sea-
son and that social chats will ever
live in the minds and hearts of this
people. Rev. w. j. Hancock, the
newly appointed pastor of the A. M.
e. Church is in Chattanooga this
week. The many friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther o. Cummings are sorry
to learn that their only daughter,
Miss Carrie, who is attending school
at Orlando, Fla, is very i'll at this
writing. She has already lost several
days out of school. A speedy recov-
cry is hoped. Mr.. P. ]. Jackson of
Cleveland, Tenn, spent Thanksgiving
here. He was the guest of his sister
in-law, Mrs. Ella Jackson, through
Sunday. Mr.. A. G. Mayes of st. Elmo
spent Sunday very pleasantly with
his sister, Mrs j. M. Hawkins. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. w. Gains came down
from Chattanooga, Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. Gaines mother,
Mrs. Caroline Hise. They were ac-
companied by their little niece, Marie
HYATT on their return. Mr. w. l..
Miller, Editor Of the Nashville Globe
spent a day in our town recently, the
guest of a legion of friends, among
whom, Mr. Luther Cummings and
Dr. Astrapp got the lions share" of
his short stay. But the tenor of his
conversation made us believe that,
we'll, we heard him say, Come on,
let's go to Mrs. BIS" Where is
Mrs. L. H.? | must see her. Great
Scott! that man was tired of
"thorns." he wanted to get among
"roses." He left for Knoxville, E.
Tenn. Mr. Gordon Thornton Of
Chattanooga spent Sunday with home
folks Miss Cynthia Green of Sewa-
nee was the guest of her brother,
Mr. Geo. Green and family through
Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Nc
Field have arrived from Newcomb,
Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Smith
have bought and built and moved
into their neat cottage on Cedar Ave-,
between LIST and End streets. Mr..
and Mrs. B. Stard have bought the
Robert burlington place on Cedar
Avenue and changed it into resi-
dent house. Mr.. and Mrs. viii Will
son have bought vacant lot on Oak
Ave. DR.. w. j. Astrapp has bought
another new corner. Mr.. j. D. Mar
tin has bought another passenger
truck, Ford and is now mighty