The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-03

after a lingering illness of many
months. He was 25 years old. He had
been a Christian for a number of
years He was called from labor to
reward in the prime of life. He was
kind in disposition and loving in
manner, those who knew him only
knew him to love him. He bore his ill
ness with much patience, as a son he
was abedient and loving as a husband
he was indulgent, kind and most affec-
tiOnate. His life beamed with sun
shine The funeral services were con-
Quoted at the First Baptist Church,
Tuesday afternoon of this week, by
Rev. A. A. Parr, his devoted pastor,
whose text for the occasion was Let
not your heart be troubled" In his
discourse he pictured out many beau
tiful features in the life of the deceas-
ed. he florial designs of the many
blossoming plants were very beautiful.
Mr. Homer II. Hudson the undertaken
of Dyersburg, being in the city, as
sisted. A. A. Bud. The interment
took place at the Pythian Cemetery.
Pail Bearers, Messrs. Lewis Tally
Will Holloway, Bradford, Joe Murphy,
Wiley Matt. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Anna (Bond) Owen, his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Owen, two sisters,
Mrs. Minnie WeatherspoOn and Mrs,
Pearle ogers, one brother, Mr.. Ear
nest owen and host of relatives. The
many friends extend their sympathy
! to the bereaved wife, and parents in
this such a sad hour. Mrs. Kitty
| (Gause) Newbern of Memphis, was
called to Brownsville to attend the
, funeral of Mr.. Alcie D. Owen. Mr..
Homer II. Hudson is the pleasant guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bond of Depot
st. Mrs. Ann Manney, who has been
! indisposed for several weeks is much
/ improved. Mr.. Flora Davis is out
after recent Illness. Mrs. j. H. Cole
man has returned home after spending
! two weeks most pleasantly in Mem
phiS, Tenn, the pleasant guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Transum. Mrs. Florence
Cooper, of Memphis, spent the week
end the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. A. A
Parr. Miss Beatrice Lee of Memphis
has returned home after a pleasant
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grigley
Mrs. Kittie Ganse Newberry, of Mem
phis is the pleasant guest of Miss Alice
Nancy. The Improvement Society OF
which Mr.. j. W. Weigh is the able
President is doing most excellent
work. Rev. Morgan Holloway delivered
splendid sermon on last Sunday
evening at the First Baptist Church Of
which Rev. A. Parr is the able pastor
Rev. Holoway's subject was Persona
RESPONSIBILITY" His discourse wa!
spiritual and full Of Christian advice
Mrs. J. r. Gloster of Memphis is tn
pleasant guest of DR.. and Mrs. c. M
Gloster. Her little son Hugh Morris
accompanied his mother. Miss Rub,
Charter of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, Mise
Bessie and Lucy Taylor of Keeling
Tenn, Miss ,enobia McSin of Birmine
ham, Ala, spent Tuesday Of this weel
the pleasant guest of DR.. G. B. McLair
Miss Zenobia McLain Of Ala is sis
ter to DR.. A. B. McLain, our druggist
Mr.. I. ]. Joseph, a special Lincol
Reserve Insurance agent is spendin
the week in our city. The Progress
sive Club composed of the mail men
bership of the Baptist Church meet
each monday evening. Mr.. Hirar
Rutherford, Mr.. Geo Bond, Mrs. Amal
da Parker, Mrs. Glory Mcfarland an
daughter, Miss Nellie Mcfarland, Rev
and Mrs. Boyd, spent last week l
Nashville, Tenn, attending the Hol
Convention. Rev. A. A. Parr, one
the best pulpit orators of W. Tenn
! is Moderator of the West Tennessee
Association, which begins, Aug the
n in the beautiful city Of Humbold
Farmers Chapel is taking on new III
nthe various departments under TT
leadership of it's excellent pastor, Re
q S. P. Morrow. Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Pc
n ter, Mrs. Beaulah (WOmble) Turne
Rev. S. P. Morrow, Mrs. Ollie Rec
b Whitelow, spent the greter portion
last week in the Taylors Chapel neig
borhood attending the Disghfi. .45*(
borhood attending the District ASS
!, citation. The progressing club will giN
Lawn Fete ON the beautiful far
of DR.. and Mrs. C. M. Gloster, We
tnesday evening of this week. Mr.
n Jas. Motley, Mrs. Man Taylor, Mi
n Georgia aylor and Mr.. Richard Lon
n ley are on the sick list this wee
n We hope ech speedy recovery.