The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-14
S32 liz CONNIE roe Street

M. u. Church at 9:3. a. m. Miss
Mamie Wright the newly appointed
Supt. was seen to be on her job.
School was opened on due time and
each teacher and pupil was at their
post, and grand lesson was taught
for about 40 minutes with good re-
suits. At 1880 a. m. splendid con-
gregation had gathered to listen to the
words of truth as they fell from the
mouth of their pastor with wonder
full results. At $3.50 p. m, the A. c.
e. League met with that big hearted
president in the person of Miss Pearl
Matlock, who always knows what to
say and how to say on occasions of
this kind. To say the least of it they
had big time in discussing the les
son. Mrs Tiney Phillips and Mr.
Horace Mann, were among the many
visitors who took an active part in
the lesson. Mrs. Philips compliment
ed the league by saying she had visit
ed the. leagues in Cincinnati, Ohio
and that she had seen a greater
demonstration in the work here than
in that large city, and encouraged
them to go on. Collection 5Sc. Long
before the hour for the 1880 p. m.
services, the chapel was we'll filled and
at 8 p. m. Rev. w. H. Boddie arose
and announced as his text, Gal. 1928.
Bear we one anothers burdens and
thus fulfill We the law of Christ. sub
Ject, Burden bearing. And as the
speaker advanced with his thought it
was readily seen that he was familiar
with his text and subject 1t was said
by those present that it was one of
the biggest efforts of his lifes work
since being in our city. Go on DR..
Boddie and preach such gospel ser.
mons as you are preaching and we
assure you that great will be the
results. The members of Old St
John are being heard to say that our
church must be heard from at St
Paul at Chattanooga Oct. 18th with
grand report Mrs. A. G. Boddie is
now preparing her children for her
closing exercise that will take place
on Friday night, Sept. 21st Come one
and all. The city school opened its
doors for its Sind session Monday
morning, with Prof. D. A. Townser
as its principal, and Mrs. Georgia B
Gray assistant. Mrs. Sallie Gray
who had been the assistant for q
years resigned in favor of the above
named person. We regret very
much to give her up, after so many
years of toll and service. She was E
splendid teacher and a lady of the
highest type, yet we are proud O.
the present teahcer, who has taker
her place in the person of Mrs. Geor
gia B. Gray, who comes from family
of teachers. We shall expect biz
things of her lets make her success
She is quite an accomplished youns
woman You have our prayers anC
our endorsement. School opened will
an enrolment of 100. DR. Praise
have moved to the residence of Mrs
Sanders, of Church, St., No. S. N. f
Call and see his new place of business
He is very busy with his lucrativ
practice He is on the go night an,
day. We have serveal on the sick lis
Miss PinlIie Smell is at the point O
death. Mrs. Mary Crutcher is yet il
bed. Mrs. N. Finch is better. MI
Dick Duncan, has at last consents
to let DR.. FRASER carry him to Nash
vile to under go an operation. w
await his early recovery. Mr.. Jak
Mosley, was out on the streets agai
this week after few days of seriou
illness. Mr. Fred Keith and wifi
have gone to some town in Ohio.
They have our prayers. Mrs. Loucind
James of Louisville, KY, has returne
y home after spending two weeks wit
relatives and friends in our city. Re,
ID. ]. Tate has opened his school i
Cowan. Mr.. Terry has gone to Cha
tanoogn to work. Mrs. Nina Fincl
Edna Wright and Miss Mamie Wrigh
report a big time at Flora in their '
HI. and f. Missionary meeting tha
convened at the above named place o
Friday before the 4th Sunday in las
month. They are elated. God bles
these good women. Mrs. Ada Sin
mons had some very much needle
work done on her house last week,
looks like new one now. Mrs. Laur
Trim has returned home after spen,
ing 10 days in the city of Chattano
go with her husband and friends. Mr.
M. Pratha has returned home frol
Fayetteville, Tenn. Well everybody
on their way to New Friendship ne,