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

mond was in Lebanon attending tn
conference Rev. A. c. Martin was a
Mulberry attending his conference.
and Rev. ]. p. Whitaker was at War
trace preaching for Rev. FOxall in his
rally. There was quite q crowd went
10 Mulberry Sunday In the motor
truck. The big crowd was headed by
az Oscar Shelton, the popular deacon
Cf the Baptist church. Mr.. Shelton
is always ready to see the young peo-
ula enjoy themselves, and this was
cutie Jolly crowd. Among those
~ no attended the conference from
fece we're Mrs. Mary Moore, the chap
eron. Mrs Lizzie Edmondson, Mrs
Minnie shelton, Mrs. Annie Hunt, and
EoO~gia Notto'ow, and Mr. Ernest T
Earnes Mt. Bud Johnson was in
"in"hes'er Sunday To see his sister
Myrtle, who is quite sick. He was &C
r"mpanied by Miss Pearlie White
Gle, Mr. Ell Fishback joined tho
Globe family last week. and beeaN
% read He says the Globe has good
news in it. Mr.. John Wagner, who is
cutie a church man, and believes in
home mission, Is making some strnng
lectures along that line. Mr. Willie
Chrisman, better known as Father
will soon unite In the holy bonds Of
wedlock. Mr.. and Mrs. Chrisman viii
spend their honeymoon in Padrcah.
Ky. Mrs. Jennie Wooten has become
a great Globe reader. She says she
Is awfully worried until the Globe
comes, for she always wants ito read
1t to Annie and Birdie. Mr.. Joe
HINES was among the crowd that
went to Mulberry Sunday. Mr.. Hines
has begun to step heavy again, but
not by himself all the time. We will
hear from the parties from McMinu
vile soon. Did you see Frank Ramsy
and Jim Welsaw last at the spreaf
| dinner. Jim said that he was at home
!, Mrs. Margaret buchanan, the Fayette
vile bride. is visiting her sisters ant
mother this week. Miss Mamie Rho
ten will spend the 4th of August ii
| Manchester. and on her return she
will go to Fayetteville for a visit
Mr. Jim Kelso served stag suppe,
at his residence on Washington stree
Friday night. Among those presen
were Mr. Elliot Gupton, the fat boy
who acted as toast master, and Mr.
Frank Ramsey, better known as "Slin
jim" sang one of the latest musica
hits. Mr. Jerry Scott and old Chad
dler, who didn't fail to eat, kept thu
bows laughing, but Willie Ryles, thu
noisy kid, said this was the Ovoc;
Poys The mean feature of this sup
per was the scallop oysters tina
were served by Mr. Kelso, who know
how to cook. He will call the boy
in again when Mr.. Gupton return
from Ovoca. Mrs. Ada Oakley wa
seen last week quite busy visitin!
I, the sick. Miss Mary Lue and Ethe
, Moore were stepping very lightly a
the party Saturday night. Mrs, Alic
Davidson was in Fayetteville las
week attending the conference, Sh
was accompanied by Miss Parale
McGhee. Mrs. Susie Johnson wa
p able to be out Sunday after caHnin
leans all the week. Mrs. Iona Scot
}. was a live wire among the Mulberr
. people Sunday and she sure did tax
5 dinner down there. VIM. Johnso
, was in the shade Monday cannin
= beans. Mrs. Matte Estell was
Wartrace Sunday at the FoX-All Ra
ly. Mr.. Coleman Scott was in Wa
trace Sunday shaking hands wit
kin folks. He was accompanied b
his wife. Walter Smith carried
] crowd to Normanda Monday berl
e picking. Always read the Globe fc
GOOD news.