The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-05-04
BROWNSVILLE

The Parent.Teacher Association met
at the Dunbar Training School. Mrs.
j. w, Evans the president, presided.
Mrs. Gloria (Reed) Parker, the Sec
rotary, was at her post of duty. A
most interesting meeting was held.
The subject for general discussion
How l am learning to save" opened
by Prof. F. E. Jeffries commented by
Prof. Nc A Sloan and others were
very instructive. The paper Home
Economics" by Miss e. NJ. Reed, was
indeed interesting and very helpful
1t was decided that association meet
once per month, meeting the second
Thursday in each month. A collec-
ton of $500 was turned over to Mrs.
Lula Shaw, the Treasurer. Mrs. c. A..
Ward, of Boston, Mass, was present,
and made very beautiful talk, and
many helpful ideas were given the
ladies no saving. Mrs. Levy Johnson
of Memphis, is the pleasant guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sloan, 5 miles east of Brownsville.
The many friends regret to hear of
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson loosing their
home by fire, recently. Mrs. Johnson
was formerly, Miss Emma Sloan, a
member of the faculty of the Dunbar
School. Mrs. Emma Davis was called
to Memphis, recently to the bed side
of her sister, Mrs. Hattie Mann. Mr..
Frank Peoples, Of Memphis, is home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An.
drew Peoples, on the account of i'll
ness. His many friends are glad to
see him and hope him a speedy re
covery. DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Evans and
son, John Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J
Porter, and Mr.. j. Livingstone White
low, motored to Denmark, Jackson
and Bemis, Tenn, last Sunday, while
in Jackson, had a most delightful
time, spending while in the home OF
Prof Geo. Porter and Rev. and Mrs
H. II. Windrow. Miss Blanche Wal
ker, attended the "Epworth League al
McKensie, Tenn, last week. Miss
Walker was appointed pianist for the
League. Rev. S. P. Morrow, pastor
of Farmer Chapel also attended the
of the j. c. O'Briens Ca, Ministries
spent the weekend with his wife, Mrs
Mary (Webb) Crosby. He Joined the
company Monday evening at Marion
! Ark. His many friends were glad
to have a hand shake with him. Miss
Tessie Bond, who has been attending
Howe Institute, is home after well
spent session. Mrs. Ludie Lee has
moved in her beautiful home, recently
built on Tyus Ave. Rev. A. A. Parr
pastor of the First Baptist Church
spent Sunday in Dresden, Tenn. He
delivered the baccalaureat sermon fol
the school. ev. Hardin Smith filled
the pulpit for Rev. Parr on Sunday
and a soul stirring sermon was de
livered to large audience. Little
Hertha Mae, the daughter of Rev. ant
Mrs. C. A. Ward is out after recent
illness. Mr. Geo. Toliner, who has
been indisposed for sometime is ou
again. The many friends were de
lighted to see Mrs. Ethel Hill a
church on last Sunday morning. Mrs
Hill has been indisposed for mum
Der of months. DR.. and Mrs. j. w
Evans have purchased a seven pas
senger Studebaker car Miss Lucil
Hayes ofDecatur, Ala, is the pleasan
guest of Miss Estella Hayes, her sis
ter. She will also spend some tim
with Mr.. and Mrs Ben Hayes. Dl
G. B. McLin, our proficient druggist
has been indisposed for several days
:, Mr.. Will Leigh, spent a day in Hun
boldt, recently on business.