The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-04-27
UNION CITY.

Sunday was all ideal churCh-SOllS
day and large crowd assembled at
Browns Chapel to hear the presiding
elder, Rev. h. II. Vann, who preached
quite an able sermon to the waiting
con gregation. On Monday night The
presiding elder held the second quar-
terly conference. Much interest was
manifested by tho members ana
every department of the church was
well represented by good reports. On
Friday afternoon, April 10, young
peoples evangelistic services were
held at Browns Chapel A. Mr. +.
Church, The school children headed
by the faculty marched in body to
the church. Rev. SHELTON. the evan
gelist, and Rev. H. G. Harris, pastor
of the First Baptist Church, were the
speakers on this occasion. Both
speakers made strong appeals and as
a result there were about 80 or -
children who accepted Christ as their
Savior and joined the church. Mr..
Haywood Bell, who had been sick for
several months, died at the home of
his mother on West Matthew street.
Wednesday morning. April II. The
remains were shipped to Dresden, his
old home, for interment. Rev. Ed.
Wells spent a few days of last week
in Hickman attending quarterly
meeting. Little Miss Bots Virginia
Whitaker is making her home in
Paducah. Mr.. Howard Gotham is or:
tie sick list. We wish for him a
speedy recovery. Little Zenobia nin-
woodie received painful injuries
when she fell from their porch few
Gays ago, but we are glad to report
that she is getting along fine Mrs.
Bessie Coin of Paducah spent Frida,
IN the city as the guest of Mrs. Ar.
ME Crawford Fields. Miss Tennesro.
Bell of Rives was a visitor in the
city Friday Mr.. Libby Dobsun ie
seriously i'll at the home of his
mother on North Home street. Mrs
George Wade returned Sunday from
a very pleasant visit to Newbern
Miss Lula Five of Milan spent Thurs
cay in the city as the guest of Mrs
Willie Upton. She left Friday for
Erie, Pa, to make that place he,
fnture home. The Bon Ton Literary
cub met with Mrs. Pearl Long Fri
day afternoon. It being an ideal dav
al of the members were present
Mrs. Chas. Taylor lei I'm the discus
sion, GLOW to keep the club peonl,
rom helng considered a burden.
This subject was beautifully dis
cussed by all present. After bust
ness the hostess assisted by he,
daushter, Gladys. served dainty tw,
, course menu. 81 need thee ever,
nour was sung, after which the clul
adjourned to meet next with Mrs
, Will Meals on East Mercer stree,
= me Missionary Society of Mt. Ziol
Z. NJ. e. Church met with Miss n
: len Haines Thursday afternoon. M,
rearl Springer is seriously ill at he
home on Mercer street. Mrs Mar
Il, Sanderson of Dyersburg is tn
house guest of her mother, Mrs. T, s
Davenport. Mrs. Fannie B. Clemon
and little daughter, Mary Louis,
have returned TO Champaign. Mr.,
Sall1e Gibson accompanied them. Nj
Henry Williams of Mt. Vernon III
Is spending few DAYS with his So,
ln-laW, Mr.. John Hicks. Miss Farra
Wells has returned from Texarkan;
IeXas. We are glad to welcome he
home again. Mr.. Henry Watson
on the sick list Rev. Bell, past,
OF the Methodist church (white
preached at Mt. Zion c. M. r. Churc
Sunday afternoon. This service W;
largely attended by both white al
colored. Mrs Montjcy of Columbu
Ky" Sundayed in our city as Il
guest of Mrs. Ida Watson Re
= Mayes, pastor of the Freewill Churc
q spent several days very pleasantly
n Hickman. Rev. H. G. Killebrew
n Rives was visitor in the CITY Mo
E day. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Carter n
y at home to their friends at 73O Ea
b College street Mrs. Irene Gentry
( turned Saturday to her home
" Dyersburg.