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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-01-12
SMELL NOTES.
cdding bells are ringing.

cdding bells are ringing.
Mr.. Eugene Hill and Miss Hessie
Pinkerton were married Monday eve
ming, Dec. 25th, at the home Of Rev.
]. w. Batey.
Miss Pearl Haynes of Murfrees'
boro spent few days during the
Christmas with relatives at Smell.
Miss Mary Jane Haynes of Smell
spent Dec. Goth and 9th at Barfield
Haynes School will open Jan. s
1917. Mrs. Ollie Belle (Smith) North
will have charge Of the school. We
wish her much success with the
school.
After spending 4 few days with
their aunt, Miss Minnie Haynes, OF
Nashville, Misses Ida Dee and Mary
Lizzie Haynes have returned home.
Messrs. Howard Haynes, Josh ant
Fletcher Pinkerton spent the Christ
mas at Smyrna, Tenn.
Misses Julia Maria and Ida Dee
Howard, Mary Jane Haynes AMI
Messrs Josh and - went persim
mon hunting Jan. End. On the wa!
they found some mistletoe. Persim
mons were plentiful. They sang
and jolly time was had. At 3:Sl
D. M, lunch was served.
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City Items
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Patton enter
tanned their friends at their residence,
1217 Phillips street, Sunday, Decem-
Der 81. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Beck.
Miss Elizabeth Tinnon and Miss
Gertrude Crosby suent the Christmas
holidays at the country home of Miss
Crosby. They reported delightful
time.
Master Joseph Thomas of Column
bia, Tenn, spent New Years in Nash
vile visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Hannah Thomas, and other relatives.
Mr.. Wesley Williamson and Miss
Josephine Leftwich were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Leftwich, 219
Mary street, unday, December 81.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bolden We're teh
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Left
wich Monday, December %. They
were highly entertained.
Mrs. ]. w. Green OF Pensacola, Fla,
was the honor guest of DR.. and Mrs.
]. A. Lester during last week.
Mrs. Celia Wooden, who has been
in the city for a couple Of weeks, Wis
iting her son, Curtis Hines, 923 Nor
rison St., will leave for her home,
Hartman, Tenn, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Ella B. McLemore arrived in
Nashville on Christmas Day, but was
called to Chicago on account of the
illness of her daughter, Miss Lavenia
Her stay in Chicago will be indefinite
Miss Bessie l.. Stone, of Paducah
KY, is in the city the guest of Rev
and Mrs. C. II. Clark of 610 10 John
son Ave.
Mrs. Lena Malone, formerly Of
Nashville but no wresiding in Chica
go, ILL.,, is spending several days in
the city visiting relatives and friends
She is stopping with Mrs. j. G. Chap
man, 1904 18th Avenue, North, where
she will be glad to welcoem hel
many friends.
Mrs. c. II. Clark of 61O 10 JJohnsor
Avenue is confined to her bed witt
La Grippe.
The Christmas exercises OF Pilgrim
Emanuel Baptist Church, on Peabod!
Avenue were very grand. Over fort!
children took part, each child receiV
ing a Christmas bag from the Christ
mas tree. Much credit is due Mrs
Susie Howard Hill for the success o
the entertainment.
Mrs. Inez White of 9th Avenue, 5
was hostess of beautiful Christina
dinner in honor of her sister from
Decatur, Ala. THE dinner consiste
of all of the delicacies of the season
Those present were Mrs. Matte h
Perry, Grand Worthy Counsellor @
t of Heliotrope Court No. IS and Madar
|, Susie H. Hall, Grand Worth Orator G
, the same Court.
t Mr.. adm Mrs. Chas. |. May were i
5 the city during the holidays visitin
, her mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Fri
r ter and Mrs. Felix Broome. Durin
9 their stay they have been royalty Ell
: tertained by her many friends. the
5 left Saturday night to return to the
t palatial home residence, 443S Garfiel
S Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
Y Mrs. Mary C. Jacob Of 1901 14th ave
D N, who has been i'll and confined
= her bed since October continues i'll
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SPRUCE STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.

Sunday was a glorious day at old
Spruce Street Baptist Church. The
Sunday school made good beginning
in the new year in number and in a
financial way, and every teacher and
officer seemed brimming full of en-
thusiasm and spirit and expressed
themselves as being very grateful to
their maker for sparing them to enter
into another years work which they
hone to reap an abundant harvest in
gathering in the many souls into the
vineyard of our Master. The teachers
aAu unINels for 1917 were installed
by Sister Anna Haynes. The follow
ing persons were installed:
Superintendent, Bro. ]. P. Porter;
assistant superintendent, Bro. E. T.
Brown; secretary, Miss H. T. Fowler;
assistant secretary, Miss @. M. Art
erberry; Treasurer, Bro. w. B. Mar
tin; Organist, Miss Minnie Toney;
assistant organist, Mrs. e. B. Looper;
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AUXILIARY MEETS.

The Ladies' Auxiliary and Pastors
Aid of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church
held a delightful meeting Monday,
Jan. Sth, at the home of Mrs Mar
garet Cole on Scove street The
membership was well represented and
six new members were admitted. The
president, Mrs. Katie Norton, pre-.
sided over a short business session.
The Aid decided that it would give
a box party and concert on the 22nd
of this month at the church. All
are invited to attend. Mrs. julius
Robertson. 1901 Albany street, will
entertain the Auxiliary and Pastors
Aid Monday evening. Jan. Is, 1917.
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YOUNG MEMS COOPERATIVE
CLUB WILL GET STATE
CHARTER

The Young Mems Cooperative Club
will get state charter in few
weeks and much good work is plan
ned for this year of 1917. President
o, o. Clendenen is busy outlining
his years work. He says a stock
company will be formed among the
members of the club to run some
business in the near future. Mr.. B.
H. January, chairman Of the Board
of Welfare Department, is preparing
his department to make the City
Beautiful Contest greater sue
cess this year. He will have in
charge all kinds of vegetable and
flower seeds and he will also work
in the interest Of securing some Of
the vegetables and flowers for the
colored hospitals.
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librarian, Bro. S. P. Toney; chorister,
Miss NJ. Z, V. Reed; banner bearer,
Mr.. B. W. Haynes. Teachers: Glass
No. l, Rev. VIM. Haynes, assistant,
Mrs. f. S. Wilkerson. Glass No. .,
Mrs. Anna Haynes, assistan, Rev. f.
B. Looper. Glass No. 8, Mrs. Z. B.
Looper, assistant, Bro. Jas. JoJnes.
Glass No. 4, Bro. Joel Button, assistant
Miss Matte c. Haynes. Glass No. 5,
Miss Maud Johnson, assistant, Rev
]. H. Bailey, Glass No. 6. Mrs. Eloise
Hayes, Glass No, Z, Miss NJ, E. "
Reed, assistant, Mrs. Callie Brown
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OR.PHEUM THEATRE.

Owing to cancellization of Joe
WEIGH, the clever Yiddish imperson-
ator, who was to appear at the Or
pheum Theatre, next week, the theatre
will remain closed for the week. Mr.
Welch closed his season in Indianap.
oils very suddenly, there was another
attraction offered to fill the date left
vacant, but, the management did not
think it measured up to the standard
of the attractions presented at this
popular place of amusement, so, de
cided to close, rather than to play
something that would not please the
patrons Of the Theatre.
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LAKE PROVIDENCE NOTES.

Prof. and Mrs. w. R. Davis of
Lake Providence, Tenn, entertained
On Jan. I, 1917, at their home, GEE
brating Emancipation Day in homo >
Of Miss Wilhemina Slaughter and
Miss Martha Maxwell, former resi-
dents of this place, being at present
students at the State Normal School,
Nashville, Tenn. A menu of six
courses was served each in album
dance A cordial invitation was ex-
tended to more than twenty but ow-
ing to surroundings some did not
represent at the hour of the setting
Of the dinner but came in later and
were royalty served. Those present
to congratulate those of our home
were Mr.. James Kinnard, Mr.. John
West, Mr.. John Emore, Mr.. F. Max.
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Theatrical News.
STAR THEATRE.

STAR THEATRE.
This huse is really creating a IA
orble impression with the movie-goers
Of this city. Mr.. T. Clay More, the
manager and co-owner, is putting on
only first class pictures. The pro-
gram or this week will be as follows
Monday-Pearl White in Pearl of
the Army"
Tuesday-"GOing Straight" featu-,
ing Manuel Talmage
Wednesday-Th Vampire series
and Ambrose Cup of Woe"
Thursday-"The Secret Kingdom
Friday-"The Bugle Call" a five
reel Triangle feature picture.
Saturday-"Perils of Girl Re-
porter"
Get the habit of attending the Star.
Make McCree is busy in Indian
apolis working in the theaters about
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Mcpherson,
late of Prof. Eph Williams Si!as
Green Company, are taking much.
needed rest in Orlando, Fla, and
would like to hear from friends.
=.
Easton and EastOn just finished
their fifth week at Douglass No. 2
Theater. Macon, Ga. Mr.. Easton is
suffering from a nervous breakdown
and Is at 1O6 Perry Lane East Sa.
yannah, Ga.
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FAIRFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school for Sunday, January
It'll was postponed on account of the
funeral of Mr.. Luther Campbell that
suffocated in the fire that destroyed
the garage on Third Avenue, North,
last Thursday night. The funeral was
conducted by the pastor OF the Fair
field Baptist Church. Roy. J. r. Stat
ton. Rev. A. Phillips ana Rev. Butler
using for a text, Rev. 80, Behold l
stand at the door and knock" They
all said things that were very impress
slve and the funera, was sal. After
the funeral the II O'Clock strvise was
continued Rev. Jas. Butler, ,. y,
OF MUrireesboro, TEN preached a
wonderful sermon using for a text,
Roman 1911, subiec,, The Heart
At night the pastor, Rev. ]. r. Stat.
At night the pastor, Rev. ]. R. Stat
ton preached a wonderful sermon AS
he usually does using for text, Lord
it is good for US to be here" Matt.
17:4. Collection, S26.92 The fair,
field Baptist Church is moving on
nicely. under the administration OF
Rev. J. R. Station. Rev. w. C. Mat
thews, young preacher Of the Fail.
field Baptist Church will preach fol-
Rev. Andrew Maury, Sunday night
January IA, 1917, and also Bro. j. R
Caruthers, the superintendent of the
Sunday, school will preach for his
Uscensa Sunday night January Ia
1917 at the Fairfield Baptist Church
his subject will be In Union will
God" text, John 1920, which reads
81 am in my Father, we in me and
in you. The entertainment for thu
clerk will be held Monday night, Jan
Is. Admission 10 cents.
J. R. Station, Pastor.
J. r. Caruthers, Supt, and Clerl
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II. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.

The Second Sitter the Epiphany.
The Epistle, Rom. 12:6-16,
The Gospel, st. John Pill.
Morning Subject, working for the
Physical and Social Welfare of 9th
ers."
Evening, Escape for thy Life"
Last Sunday services were well at.
tended. There were five new mem
bers added to the church.
A new lot of men have been added
to our vestal choir. Good singing at
all of the services.
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Over $500 Men Responded.
Continued from page ~

Continued from page u
GOoch, $500; VIM. Stevens, $500;
John Lawrence, S1OO.
CONCERT FOR Y. NJ. C. A.
Following close upon the heels of
the big Monday nigK, the Midwinter
Musical Feast for the benefit Of the
Colored Y. NJ. c. A. fund was held at
the Bijou Theatre Tuesday night, Jan.
9th. Local talent from the four lead
ing colleges in the city contributed
their part TO the progron,, They were
augmented by the lnvincible Concert
Company of Chicago There was rem.
dered? during the evening a program
which was replete with entertaining
and high-class numbers. An audience
that filled the theatre witnessed the
performance. In the early hours OF
the evening ii was evident that the
promoter would be more than satisfied
with Nashville's appreciation of the
entertainment furnished. Every num-
Der furnished by the schools was
the schools. four of Nashville's lead
ing artists as soloists appeared, They
were Misses Geneva Bender, Madeline
Carter, Ruth b. Allison and Mr.. Ar
thur G. Price. The mammoth audi,
ence seemed to never tire of the en-
tertaining numbers, The following is
a skeleton of the program, which does
not in tiny means tell of the pleasing
renditions:
Walden University Treble Glee Club
Spinning Chorus ............W Wagner
Miss Mayme Braden ....... Piano
Mr. A. G. Price.
Hearts of Chivalry. .Hartwell Jones
Mrs. A. G. Price. ..............Pi Piano
Miss Geneva Bender
Solo ..'..,..........,. .... vocal
Mrs. Minnie Fite Harwell $40. Piano
Roger Williams University Quar-
tet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. selected
Mrs. A. NJ. Townsend ......... Piano
lnvincible Cancert Company.
Featuring Jas. Johnson and Edw.
Mackey, the Worlds Wonders, to
Whom all Instruments are Alike
Miss Ruth Berry Allison.
A May Morning ................M Mann
Mrs. A E. Title .............P Piano
Miss Madeline Carter
Camilla NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wilson
Miss Helen Lowe Piano
Eisl- ITnirnrcit,, Onnrtnt
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YOUNG woMAN'S MISSIONARY

On Monday evening, Jan. 18th, the
Young Women's Missionary Union
will hold its regular meeting at 612
Gay street at 6 O'Clock. All members
are urged to be present and bring
some one with them. An interest
ing program will he given and a
cordial invitation to attend is given
to all.
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KEY MEMORIAL NOTES.

Sunday last being the first Sunday
in the year, services were we'll at
tended. The pastor preached a SER
mon. "a call to the service" to a
large audience. The sermon will ap-
pear in the Sentinel this week.
The third Sunday will be quarterly
meeting, Rev. ]. H. Ellis and DR.. Elan
A. White president of Walden Iniversi-
ty will be with us. President White of
Walden University will preach at Key
Memorial Sunday, January 81, at II
o'clock a. m. Rev. ]. H. Ellis, District
Superintendent will preach at night.
Come worship with us January 21st.
We will do thee good.
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A XMAS RECEPTION.

After spending two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Annis Moore at Nash
Vile, little Miss Mary Leon Butler has
returned home. She reports a very
pleasant stay. On here return there
was surprise party and Christmas
tree given by her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse PROXY. Those who en-
ioyed the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
PROXY were Little Misses Sarah Wade,
Mai Ella Chidress, Laura Louise Over
all, Mary Leon Butler, Master Walter
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NOTICE.

The election of Board of Direc-
tors and Officers Of the Pythian Hall
Association will take place Friday
night, Jan. 2G, 1917, or the fourth
Friday night in January, 1917, at g.
o'clock.
A. w. Fite. President.
W. H. Allison, Secretary.
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ATTENTION, s. $. WORKERS.

The Methodist S. S. Alliance will
,hold its re tllar monthly meeting
next Sunday at p. m, at the S. S.
Union Building Sth and Lea avenues.
Extra effort will be put forth to
make this the banner meeting of the
winter. All are cordially invited to
attend. If you are absent, you will
miss a rare and unexpected treat
W. II. Shackleford, Pres.
Louise Gleaves, Sec'y.
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Mrs. A. D. Wade. who has been
on the sick list, is better at this
writing.
Mr.. Berry Seward gave his mother
a very beautiful and useful Christ
mas present in the way of a grapha-
nOla.
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MRS. BURTON ON A VISIT.

Mrs. Alberta G. Burton, of 2022
Jefferson street, has been visiting
Mrs. Mollie Harris Of 1924 Indiana
avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, for the last two
weeks. Her visit has been one round
of pleasure, having been extensively
entertained. She will be away from
Nashville for short while longer.
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LOCALS

LOCALS. ..
Miss Daisy Martin OF 701 Sixth
Avenue, South, who has been indis
posed for the past week, but is now
improving.
Miss Virginia Steele Of 1888 Pat.
terson street, is still i'll at her home.
Her frieds wish her a speedy re,
cOvery.
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MRS. ANDERSON ON A VISIT.

Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, wife Of
the Rev. Wiley A. Anderson,
the progressive pastor of Scovel
Street A. M. E. Church, will return
this week from Louisville, where she
went during the holidays to visit her
mother and sisters. She has been
much missed in church and social
life these past weeks.
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to hear them. Come, come, and get
your souls refreshed. Come, there
is work for all to do.
This is my first communication for
the Sentinel force and correspon-
dents Happy New Year.
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NEGROES OF NASHVILLE GET.
TING TOGATHER.

The second meeting of the citizens
of Nashville for the purpose of per-
iectlng a movement that will have
as it's object and purpose the
cementing of all interests as we'll as
the formation of plans to take care
of the civic interests of the citizens,
was held at the Pythian Hall last
Friday night. The meeting was CAL
led to order by Mr.. J. C. Napier, who
was chairman of committee of fif-
teen ha had been appointed a week
ago, and upon motion by Mr.. Ira T.
Bryant, Rev. Preston Taylor became
temporary chairman. Another mo-
ton made Mr.. Bryant temporary
secretary. The report of the COM
mittee of fifteen was submitted and
read by Mr.. Bryant. After several
short addresses and talks, it was
! agreed to adopt the report seriatim
which took up practically the entire
evening, but the large gathering III
men exercised patience and seemed
to be determined that in the forma
ton of the organization only plans
that would be conducive to betteI
conditions were entertained into
The meeting finally adjourned to re
assemble on the last Thursday il
| January.
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ST. PAUL A. NJ. E, CHURCH.

The Young Peoples Progressive
Union Club of st. Paul met Tuesday
evening Jan. 8, with Miss ]. Dewitt
Shorter, 623 Fern stree, with Mr. E.
l.. Kinzer presiding. The club was
opened with religious exercises.
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A MURFREESBORO LADY
HONOURED.

Of lis names drawn for jurors in
the Superior court to serve during the
month of January, 1917, only forty
six we're women. Of this forty-six,.
Mrs. C. ]. Johns of Seattle Washing
ton was one. Mrs. Johns before her
marriage was Miss Maggie Green
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Green
Sr., of East State st., Murfreesboro-
Mrs. Johns has made her home at
Seattle for a number Of years, but
most of the people Of Murfreesboro'
remember her
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THE BIJOU.

THE BIJOU.
THE Life of Christ" will be shown
at this house next Friday. This
picture will doubtless be seen by
hundreds of persons. 1t was schel-
uled to appear several weeks ago.
but unfortunately was delayed.
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LOCALS.

Revs. Robinson, d. NJ Keeble, Mr..
Nose Youngblood and wife, Mrs. James
Alexander and Mrs. Caledonia Young
blood attended the funeral of Mrs
Bette Smith at Smyrna last Friday
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Mr.. Robert Harris Of Nashville,
spent Sunday with his wife, who is
at the bedside of her father, MIR. VIM.
Alexander, who has been very SICK
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Mrs. Hannah Williams entertained
at dinner, Sunday in honor of Mrs
Crockett of Nashville. The trained
nurse of MIR. Alexander was also pres
emit at the dinner.
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Mrs. Mary Shoffner of Nashville.
spent the week with her cousin, Mr..
VIM. Alexander, who is very sick.
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Mrs. G. w. Hodge of Mt. Pleasant is
with her brother-in-lsw, Mr.. VIM.
Alexander
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VISITS HIS MOTHER.

Mr., Oscar Brown of Indianapolis
Ind, left for Nashville, Monday, Jan.
1st, after spending the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. Serbia Brown, his
sisters, Mrs. Ella Williams and Mrs.
Sallie Miller and brother Mr., VIM
Brown. Mr.. Brown hopes to visit
Murfreesboro again before returning
to Indianapolis.
Mr.. George Brown of Nashville, and
vile were the guests Of Mrs. Browns
Brown during the holidays.
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SHARPERVILLE NOTES.

Christmas was duly observed in
this community.
Misses Lizzie and Flora Brown
we're guests of their mother during
the holidays.
Mr.. E. S. Smith was the guest Of
Rev. G. D. Brown.
Mr.. Clayton Todd and wife were
guests of Mrs. Narcissa Nancy re-
Gently.
Mrs G. L. Anderson was guest of
Mrs. Charlie Brown.
Miss Zadie Burks and brother
spent the day in Sharperville We'd
nesday.
Miss Mayne Leach is spending a
few days with her sister at Dilton
HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS
IN 40 YEARS.
Messrs. Chalmars Brown of Louis
vile, KY, and E. w. and Chas. NJ
j., Of Nashville, we're called home
to rejoice over the father who has
protested religion. Mr.. Brown, Sr.
declares this was the happies
Christmas OF he whole forty-nint
years of his life.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS.
Mrs. A. ]. Waggoner and daugh
ter, Miss Alberta, gave a card party
recently in honor Of Misses Fannie
e. Batey, Mary Miller and Saral
Miller of Nashville. Those enjoyins
the hospitality of Mrs. Waggoner be
sides the honorees we're Misses Bet
tie Brown, Mollie Johnson, Eva ant
Esther Miller and Mrs. Mary Shep
pard. After lunch all took driv,
four and half miles on the Shel
byville ike.
Rev. Johnnie Johnson and Rev
Moody will preach at Little Bethe
Sunday. Everybody is invited Oh
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Fisk University Quartet
Messrs. Fernandis, Barbour, McCree
and Kelly
A. e |. State Normal
Female Chorus Selected
Prof. n. w. Ryder ............Pi Piano
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MRS DOUGLASS ENTERTAINS.

MRS DOUGLASS ENTERTAINS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Douglass en-
tertained, December 2S, 1916 at their
home, $40 E. Sewer St. Games were
the feature of the evening. The room
was decorated with Christmas colors
and ported plants. A three course
menu was served Those enjoying
the hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Woodson, Mr.. and Mrs. john
Miller, Jr., of Nashville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Nancy, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
King, Mr.. and Mrs. James Carney,
Miss Annie Dunn and Mr.. Minus
Eules.
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Miss Julia E. Scott who has been
spending the holidays with her moth
err will return to Nashville to continue,
her studies at A. and |. State Normal
Little Miss Alean Works was the
guest of little Miss Johnnie Wade
Saturday afternoon.
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Works, Miss Julia E. Scott of A and l..
State Normal, Mrs. Katie Works, Ed
die Overall, Bessie Smallie, Bessie
Jones, Jessie Drumgrue, Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse PROXY. Rev. McCord pushed
open the door and said. "ha, ha, when
did the baby get back?"
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A DINNER IN HONOR OF SON AND
DAIIEHTER

A delightful dinner was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse PROXY in honor Of
their son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis PROXY. Those who partook of
the feast, besides the honores and
host, were Mr.. and Mrs. William Hick-
man, Mrs. Eddie Overall, Mr.. joe
Scott and Mr.. Ed Osborn, also Rev. H.
Primm. A four course menu was
served.
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Mrs. Will Hill of Nashville was here
Sunday, the guest of her mother, Mrs
10 Scott, Sr.