The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-12-14
BROWNSVILLE,

The entertainment at Dunbar High
school on last Wednesday evening
was quite a success in every way.
The chapel was packed to its utmost
capacity. A most excellent program
was rendered. After same refresh
ments of various kinds were served.
The sum of twenty-five dollars was
realized for the school. Rev. S. P.
Morrow spent last week in Union
City attending the West Tennessee
Conference. DR.. w. D. Clayton, the
progressive dentist of our city and
Mrs. c. j. Porter were the welcomed
guests of Dr. and Mrs. j. w. Evans
last Sunday, where they enjoyed an
apetizing dinner. On last Tuesday
evening at the First Baptist Church,
the Young Peoples improvement
Society had its first meeting of this
season. Mr.. w. j. Leigh is the pres
ident, his friend Miss N. B. White
low is the efficient secretary. The
meeting was largely attended. Mem
bers of Farmers Chapel C. M. T..
! Church are delighted to know that
Rev. S. P. Morrow will be their pas
tor for another year. During the
year spent in our city he has en-
: deared himself not only to his con-
gregation but to the community.
He has labored with untiring efforts
for his church and the uplift of man
kind. He has a.wide circle of friends
who welcome his return to our city,
wishing him a most successful year.
Mr.. G. p. Porter spent last week in
Union City attending the West Ten
nessee Conference. Mr.. C. P. Porter
and Rev. S. p. Morrow were elected
delegates to the General Conference
which convenes in Chicago, May,
1918. Mr.. Porter is an active leader
in Farmers Church, working in
every department of the church. Rev
Morrow and Mr. Porter both deserves
, the honor which was given them
+ DR.. j. N. Gill, popular physician OF
. our city spent last Wednesday II
: Humboldt, the guest of Miss Grace
McLin. William, the little son O
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Hayes on JEFF
ferson street is quite i'll at this writ
= ing. Friends hope him a speedy re
covery. The heaviest snow that ha
G fallen in this section for years begal
falling last Friday afternoon and con
a tinued through the night and reach
= ed an average depth of inches
y Many places it is drifted until it |
n 2 IL feet deep. The weather is tn
:, coolest of the season. The snow fel
q rapidly all Tuesday of this week
% Mr.. Ella (Chism) Puett is spendin
the week in Stanton on R. No. !
). with her husband, Mr.. Jacob Puett
-, DR.. r. Redman of Stanton spent Mon
'. day of this week in Brownsville. MI
~ Lee Jones spent last Thursday 1
, Memphis at the bedside of his wife
4 who has recently undergone a SCI
- ious operation at the Wilson Surg
-" cal Hospital. Mr.. Jones is GONZALES
J, cent. Some one was heard singing
% More Lonesome than you," and "At
20 sence makes the heart grow fonder,
IL quite often last week. She sang. tn
:, first number more often, after tn
- snow had fallen. Can't guess. Mr.
!. C. j. P. Prof. F. E. Jeffreys spen
- the weekend in Lynville, Tenn, in
-. stead of Nashville, on his retur
70 =, home he stopped short while /
- Nashville, while in Lynville he wa
Il the pleasant guest of Miss Lucil
~ Marsh. Mrs. Della Peoples is OF
:, after recent illness. Mr.. Robert Nj
~ Lin, who has been indisposed &c
g. several weeks is much improved
y Prof. ]. H. Lynch of Memphis sper
. Thanksgiving holidays pleasantly
:. our city with his wife and daughte
- Mrs. c. E. Lynch and little. Nil
" Gladys Bonice. Mr.. G. ]. Porte
~ visited Dunbar High school, Monda
III morning as soon as he arrived.