The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-04-06
PARIS.

Mrs. Lillian Hawkins Jones OF Den
yer, Colorado, a contralto soloisl,
gave a recital at Quinn Chapel A. NJ,
+. Church, Monday night, March 10th
under the management of the Allen
League. Mrs. T. w. Hampton accom-
panied. Miss Hattie Perkins, the
teacher Of the Providence school, after
q successful term. left Tuesday for
her home in Nashville Mrs. Mary
Kirby has returned from her visit
to Memphis. She reports having
spent a very pleasant time. Rev. A.
j. Russell attended the funeral Of
his neice last week at Elkton, Ky.
Mr.. G. W. Hudson is in Paducah, Ky,
on business for a few days. Mrs.
May Wright, and Mrs. Hattie How
ard were called to Milan, Tenn, last
week to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. Bette Hale. DR.. Buch-
anan left last week for Gary, Ind.
We regret very much to lose the
good doctor, but hope for him album
dant success in his new field of Ia
bOr. The rally at the Mt. Zion Baptist
/ Church on last Sunday was quite a
success, as the clubs raised about
/ $4,000 Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mitchum
attended the funeral of Mrs. Mitchum 5
sister, Mrs. Willie overs of Dyer,
Tenn, last Sunday DR.. Garrett is
in Chattanooga for a few days, On
account of the death of his father
Rev. Hurt spent n few hours in the
city last week, While here he was
the guest of Rev. WoOdson, and
preached for his congregation Oh
last Sunday night. Miss P. l.
I Crutchfeld spent Saturday and Sun
day with her mother at Union City
Sunday was a church-gOing day with
all. Each pastor filled his place and
preached with the power from on
high. All felt it well to lie out. The
X Of p. and Courts of Calanthe held
their annual Thanksgiving service
at the Castle Hall Sunday, the 25th
! Knight Oscar Howard, Master OF
Ceremonies; Prayer, Rev. A. j. Rus
sell; Pythian Ode Remarks, Rev. G
.|P. WOodson; Responsive Reading
Prof. X. F. WoodsOn and Mrs. Johnnie
e. Lee; Remarks by Mrs. A. ]
Russell, Calanthe, one of the char
ter members. We are very prout
of her, Remarks by c. H. jenkins
and Kt Charles Jenkins were yer,
touching along spiritual devotion
Rev, A. ]. Russell, in a few word
said, Brethren, lie true to your God
and to your fellOwman, and to you
order" Closing remarks, Rev. Wood
I son, with so much devotion: "W
Z must serve God in doing and il
4 spirit and in truth" A nice dona
ton was taken and the larger amour
was given to the Court, The las
THANKSGIVING prayer and henedictio
!. by Rev. G. w. Woodson. The Deaf
Angel came into the home of Mr.!
Caroline Blanton Monday, the 19tl
and claimed his own, the only daugl
ter, Mrs. Molie White Her deaf
was quite a shock to this whole con
munity. Molle was sick for fe
days, yet she realized this spell woul
he the end, and on Monday at sc
o'clock. she fell in the sleep that ha
10 waking. She was in full fat
and asked that her mother woul
not weep, as she would he in I'll
! sweet beyond awaiting her comin
| While the many friends were aroun
\ her he'd side, with all help frol
four of the best surgeons and a trail
ed nurse, yet the Lord had MOI
! need for her than we had. She ha
| been lett with us for about forty-or
| years and we are willing to bow
humble submission to the will of {
| interchangeable God. So, sleep, de-
Matte, and take thy rest. We W
pray for this seyenty-nine year o
mother to be strong in faith and
! bury thy SORROWS. The sad death
Mrs. Callie Mccall was Wednesda
the 2lst, at 1880, when she went
tie last sleep of the faithful on
] who die in Christ Jesus. Mr.. McCi