The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-07-20

night at the residence of Mrs. Giden |
Snmms, in honor of her son, Holly |
Dun, Of st. Louis, who is here on a
visit, 1t was largely attended, and
all present enjoyed themselves until
a late hour. singing and dancing and
playing games. Mr.. Duff says that he
will always remember his many
friends in Tullahoma. He will leave
soon for his home in East st. Louis
Mrs. Ella Cant is visiting in Shelby
vile this week. Her son, Sam, mo-
tored through Saturday. Rev. ]. W.
Young and wife have returned from
Camden, Ala, where they went to
visit his son, Frank. Rev. VIM. Jen-
kins and Rev. J. w. Young and Bill
Johnson will make a tour through Ala
bama in the interest of the Red Cross
Society. Rev. Young will preach and
Rev. jenkins will sing, and VIM. John
son will lift the collection and offer
prayer. They will be in Huntsville,
Ala, the latter part of July. Rev
Gurthey was in town last week.
Madam rumOr began TO ride last
week, and if the young man continues
to carry his rain coat the people of
ma. Rev. |. w. Young preached in
Mt. Zion Sunday to large congrega-
ton, and all present seemed to enjoy
his sermon. Mrs. j. H. Holman was
in Shelbyyille last week attending the
funeral Of MIR. Cartwright Mrs. j. ID.
Martin, Of South Pittsburg, who has
been visiting her sister, will leave
soon for her home Butler A. Martin,
a popular young man of this city, has
Joined the Eureka Brass Band. He
will play a cornet. Mr.. Bill Ryle of
OvOca was in town Sunday and the
girls were all smiles, but the long
haired kid, the great ball player, was
the cause of those smiles. Mr. Jesse
Lee Duncan always swings in the right
swing in the palm building. Ask
Queen Annie. Miss Florence Hamp-
ton has returned from Chattanooga
Mrs. Susie Johnson was able to fill
her place in church Sunday. We
| notice that Mr. Joe Hines is advanc
ing to the front again. Watch this
column next week and you win know
the why. Oscar Shelton was a liv,
wire in the rally Sunday night Mrs
| Emma Cannon was visitor at the
Baptist church Sunday night. She
! was accompanied by Mrs. Birdie
Miss Mamie Rhoten was a live wire
at the rally Sunday. She was in com
/ pany with her mother and sister.
Come again, Miss Rhoten. Did you
notice the interest Mrs. Ada Oakley
took in the rally Sunday night? That
/ was nice. Mrs. Oakley is always
there IN a rally. Did you hear Rev.
Johnson at the A. NJ. f. Church last
Wednesday night? He is a power and
all who heard him enjoyed his lee,
ture. Come again, Rev. Johnson. Mr.
\ Coleman Scott has accepted a posi-.
ton in Missouri. He left last Thurs,
day. Miss Paralee McGhee will spend
next Sunday in Mulberry and Fayette
vile visiting friends and relatives
She will be accompanied by Mrs. A
Davidson. THE fault was in the car
rier last week, which is the reason
you did not get your paper, but the
agent will attend to it hereafter. Mr.
Norman Colston has accepted a pc
sition and gone west. Mrs. Josie Can
non has purchased a piano from
Claude B. Street and Company fol-
her daughter, Jimmie Lame. ReaC
the Globe like Mrs. Lula Golfer ant
keep up. Mrs. Hattie Jenkins spen
Sunday with Mrs. Birdie Jenkins ant
daughter. Mrs. Bette Hunt filled hel
place in church Sunday. Mrs. Dicit
jenkins is still sick. Mrs. Media Tay
lor spent the weekend with Mrs
Ellen Renegar on South Jackson
street. Mrs. Callie Oakley was seei
Sunday making usual visits to tn,
sick. Mr.. Charlie Murphy of Chatta
nooga spent Sunday with his wife
Mrs. Hasia Murphy. Read the Glob
like Mrs. Ida Hammonds and keep u
with the news. Mrs. Laura Clendenol
joined the Globe family last week
Mr.. Mitch Carthern of Nashville wa
4 up last Sunday to see about hi
property. Mr.. Peter Bate is prepa1
ing to undergo a serious operation
\ next week. We wish for him a speed
recovery. Mrs. Emma Colston
stepping light on the carpet agar
Watch the star in the east, and 20
will know the why. Mrs. Bette Hun
4 Mrs. Callie Brooks and Mr.. John Ho
y man were seen on South Jackso
I'll street Sunday visiting the sick. FC