The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-01-05
SOUTH PITTSBURG.

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and Mrs Idella Clark, December Is.
1916, at the Bethlehem Baptist
Church. The bride is of this city
and was the widow Of Mr.. Clark who
met his death in an accident by the
explosion of some kegs of powder
three or four years ago. Mrs Clark
is an excellent church worker and
member of the above mentioned
church. She was dressed in white
silk beautifully trimmed with white
all-Over lace and white silk ribbon.
The groom is from Haley Station
where he has a good business. The
ushers and bridesmaids were from
Cowan, Tenn. Rev. Craft, the field
missionary of the Baptist church,
solemnized the marriage. Rev. Craft
vas accompanied here by his wife,
the two ushers and maids of Cowan.
The wedding march was played BY
Miss JAMIE LightfoOt. The wedding
was previously announced by Mrs
w. NJ. Miller, sister Of Mrs. CLARK.
| The church at 7 o'clock, the hour of
marriage, was crowded to its capaci-
ty. The bride received many beau
full presents They will reside at the
| home of the groom, Haley Station.
DR.. F. c. Greer, student OF Meharry.
| Nashville. spent the holidays with
relatives and friends here in Sc
quatchie Valley and from here he
went to Chattanooga to visit friends
before returning for the second term
of Meharry. Miss Lucille Sanderson
spent the holidays with relatives in
Stevenson, Ala. Miss Mary D.
Greene of Lynchburg, is attending
school here and is rooming with he
cousin, Mrs. J. d. Martin. DR.. c. H
Jightfoot, student of Mebarry Nash
vile Tenn. spent the Christmas
holidays here with relatives and
friends Mr.. and Mrs. WilkersOr
and their two small daughters OF
Victoria spent one of the Christmas
holidays with their relatives. DR.
NJ. l.. Springs and mother Mrs. A
J Springs. Mrs. DOME Bates of Tulla
homa was the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Minnie Robertson, during thu
holidays. Mr.. Will Swayne and fami
ly have moved from South Pittsburt
to Orme, Tenn. Mr.. g. Swayne was
home from the East during thu
holidays for the first time in eigh
years. Mrs. Beulah Bonds and little
J son of Georgia also came to spent
reunion at the home of their moth
few days and to be in the family
er, Mrs. Sallie Swayne. Miss Annie
Stapler, student at Roger Williams
spent the Christmas holidays witt
! Ter parents Mr.. and Mrs Alex Slap
Ter Miss Carrie Wilson of LimroclI
Ala, was the guest of her auntie
Mrs Gertrude Douglass, recently
There were many receptions ant
entertainments given by the goot
people Of South Pittsburg durinI
the holidays for the enjoyment o
visitors, friends and neighbors
= Among those who entertained wer,
the following: Dr. and Mrs. w. J
Astrapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robin
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Kinley, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. d. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs
Jno. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hight, Mesdame'
Lena Henry and Ruby Armstrong
DR.. NJ. L. Springs and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. Luke Maxwell, Mr.. anC
Mrs. ]. J. McElroy, Mr.. and Mrs. W
( NJ. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno WoOt
( en-. Miss Annie Maxwell was HON
from Chattanooga during the holi
, days, the guest of her father, MI
. Luke Maxwell. She went from her
to Chicago, Ill., Mr.. and Mrs. inc
1 WoOten had several visitors in thei
i home during the holidays. Anon
l whom were three sons and thei
l wives. Mr.. and Mrs.. Sank Robinson
were pleasantly SURPRISED dur'in
a the Christmas by one of her brother
:. Mr.. Rankin of Cottouplant, Ark
: and another brother, Mr.. Raniins G
i Shepard, Tenn, paving them visi
a Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Robinson had d
J. their guest during the holidays tw
D Of his cousins from out west. TIL
d stork visited the home of Mrs. Sail
e Swayne during the holidays and lei
s a new boy with her daughter, Mr.!
S Bessie Johnson who is here froI
}. Pueblo, Colo. and is spending tn
e winter months with her mothe
e Mrs. Gertrude Douglass spent a pal
of the holidays in Limrock, Ala, wit
9 relatives. Mr.. Goel Reese of Rocl
|. wood, Tenn, spent a few of I'll
X holirays with his sister. Mrs. J.
). Martin and family. Mrs. NJ. E. OF
g YER Of Chattanooga, was the guest {
, her daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Astrapl
= during the holidays. At the residenC
0 of the bride the marriage of M
n Sam Greer and Miss Georgia Balm
= was solemnized December 27tl
i 1916, Rev. F. A. Hatcher officiating
Mrs. Dora Brunson was in Chats
nooga shopping recently. Rev. v
S. Hight of Chattanooga visited hi