The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-12-07
LEBANON,


Mr.. and Mrs. Montel Proctor
spent a few days in Nashville shop.
ping. Miss Eunice Bloodworoh OF
Roger Williams University spent
Thanksgiving with her aunt, Mrs.
RoXie Taylor of Market Street. The
many friends of Miss Laura j. Bos-
tic will rejoice to know that she is
much improved at this writing. DR..
X. c.. Patton spent Thanksgiving in
Nashville. Prof l.. l.. Campbell and
Mrs. l.. d. Keith spent Thanksgiving
in Watertown attending the school
exercises under the management OF
Mrs. Mary Mcdaniel and Miss An
ma Clara Harris Mrs. Fannie May
Young spent Sunday in WatertOwn
with her mother, Mrs. James Young.
Thanksgiving was certainly we'll OBJ
served in Lebanon. At IL o'clock,
Rev. Dr.. T. w. Johnson, pastor OF
Pickett Chapel M. e. Church was
found in his pulpit, having a Bible
reading and a general class meeting,
and Rev. M. F. Riley filled his pull
pit at II o'clock and preached a
strong sermon, and at II o'clock
they went to the Union Hall where
an old time Thanksgiving dinner
was served and then back to the
church at s p. m, where an excel
lent program was rendered under
the management of Miss Lille May
Officer. Rev. U. S. G. Brown, pas
tor of the A. M. q. Church, was at
his post of duty, and at II o'clock
they served a delicious turkey din
ner; and last but not least, Rev.
Henry was in his pulpit at the Holt
ness Church at II o'clock and at 3
o'clock one of the most glorious
Christian progt mA that was ever
rendered was held there and at s
o'clock Rev. Henry was back in his
pulpit and preached a good sermon.
Mrs. Minnie May Reeves Bass and
little daughter Of White House,
Tenn, are the guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman Reeves. Miss
Mary Maddin of 1928 10 Johnson
avenue, Nashville, Tenn, was with
home-folks here this week. Mrs. A.
l.. Anderson has returned home from
Nashville. She reports jolly time
Mrs. Merkia Allen is in Carthage at
the bedside of her little daughter,
Novella. Mrs. Myrtle Handbook and
children left Tuesday night for AL
lance, Ohio, where she will join her
husband and make her future home.
Mrs. Will Handbook and children left
Tuesday night for Cleveland, Ohio,
where she will join her husband.
We hope for them a great success
in their new homes. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Barton of Nashville spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sameul Crowder. Mrs. Myrtle AL
len, Miss Anna Beasley and Mr..
Eddie Terrell spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Bette James. Rev. T. w.
Johnson joined with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mirhead Monday at II o'clock
dinner. Mrs. n E. McGregor enter
tanned few of her friends at a
Thanksgiving dinner. The covers
were laid for about eleven Those
seated at the table were, Mr.. and
Mrs. James McGregor, Mrs. Martha
Manson, DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Thomp-
son, Rev. T. w. Johnson, little Eula
Breginton, Edna Bell McGregor and
Arthur Lee Thompson. Mr.. Charlie
Waters of indianapolis, Ind, was in
Lebanon today and spent few hours
with Miss Lucy Goodner He was
en- route to Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Bet
tie Clark has returned from Indian
apolis, Ind The Willing Workers
Club of the M. E. Church met at Mrs.
Myrtle Allenson's, south Cumberland
street, Monday eve, November Goth.
Mrs. Matte Harris, vice president,
called the meeting to order and Miss
Anna Whittico led in singing. The
roll was called and each member
answered to Their names with dues
and quotations from the Bible. Scip-
ture reading by the pastor; prayer,
by Mrs. Laura Walker. An excel
lent paper was read by Miss Lucy
Goodner, subject, "The Christian
Spirit of Love-" The club was very
much interested in the encourage
ment from Rev. T. w. Johnson. The
club was assigned to meet with Miss
Anna Beasley Monday, December
Bird. The meeting was then turned
over to the hostess who. served g
delicious menu. The Club turned
many thanks to Mrs. Allen for hel