The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-07-13
BROWNSVILLE.

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Mrs. Glory (Dixon) Taliaferro de-
parted this life June 81, 1917 after a
brief illness. The funeral services
we're conducted Wednesday afternoon,
July 4, 1917, at the First Baptist
Church by Rev. Hardin Smith, who
took for his text the Psalms XIV Lord
who shall abide in thy tabernacle?
Who shall dwell In thy hills?" Rev.
Parr spoke after Rev. Smith, they both
pictured out many beautiful features
of the life of the deceased as a member
of the church, as wife, as a neighbor
and as a mother. Rev. S. p, Morrow
offered prayer. Many of the c. M. E.
Choir members were present and join
ed with the Baptist and many appro-
pirate numbers we're rendered. The
duet Saved by Grace" was beautifully
rendered by Mrs. Matte Currie and
Mrs. Maude d. Curtis. The de-
ceased was converted in early youth
Joined the Woodlawn Baptist Church
and was thereafter a devoted church
worker. he was an old resident of
Haywood Co, being 81 years old hav-
mig the highest respect of all who knew
her. She was a woman OF many re-
markable qualities. he highly esteem
ed as a neighbor, greatly admired as
most affictionate mother, and was
loyal as member of her church. She
lived the life and died the death of
a Christian woman. he is survived by
eight children, five sons, Mr.. Proctor
Taliaferro of Brownsville, Mr.. Robert
Taliaferro of Buffalo N. Y, Mr.. James
Taliaferro and Marcus Taliferro or
Decatur Ill, and Mr.. Willie Taliafer-
70 of the Woodlawn neighborhood.
three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Watts
and Mrs. Ollie Watts Of Kewanee, Ill
and Mrs EufraZia Roberts OF Decatur,
III and twenty-siX grand children. The
many friends extend the deepest
sympathy. Mrs. SalOna Moses Mar
shall of Helena, Ark, and her sister,
Miss Moses have returned home. They
were called to attend the funeral OF
their aunt, Mrs. Taliaferro. On last
Thursday they spent the day most
pleasantly, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ j N
afternoon, DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Evans
complimented Mrs, Pearl Brewer and
her guest, Mrs. Marshall and Miss
: Moses with a drive over the city Mrs.
! Ann Manney OF Depot st has been
quite i'll but is improved at this
writing. Mrs. Maud d. Curtis spent
! the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Lynx of the Prospect neighborhood
Mrs. Virgie Taylor and her little
daughter, Vera spent last week with
her mother, Mrs. Julia Ship. On last
Sunday afternoon DR.. and Mrs. j. w
Evans, little son, John Frank, DR.. Clai
borne, Mrs. Ollie (Reed) Whitelou, Mr.
Earle Taliaferro and Miss Blanch Wal
ker motered to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
@eards mics Of Ripley and spent the
afternoon most pleasantly in theil
beautiful home Music was the mair
feature of amusement in the home. Mr.
Jas Taliferro has returned to his home
in Decature, ILL., DR.. and Mrs. r. Red
mond and their little daughter, Nam
ME Bell spent Tuesday of this week IL
Brownsville. Miss Nina accompanied
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly arrived
, in our city Monday, evening of thi
, week to make this their residence TO
a while Mr.. Beverly is special agen
, for the Lincoln Reserve, they wer
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Brow
4 Wiley. Monday evening and Tuesda
I Mrs. NJ. l.. Parr member of the facu
$ or punbar has returned home afte
| spending two weeks in Memphis, al
5 ,ondIug the memorial at Howe In
stitute. She reports a successful SEES
sion. Mr.. Branch Wills the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Wills departed thi
life, July s, 1917, after a lengthy spell
of Illness, leaving his wife and
children to spend while with he
, parents, Rev. and Mrs. Jas Evans
Mr.. Clarence Lee spent the 4th il
Jackson, Tenn. Mr.. Fredie Shaw
who left during the summer for Eas
st. Louis has returned home for j.;
! while to visit his mother Mrs. Lul;
Shaw. Mr.. John Currie spent the Att
in Jackson. Mr.. Will Holaway is il
Jackson, Tenn, visiting. Ruby, thu
little infant daughter of Rev. ant
, Mrs. S. P. Morrow has been quite i'll
; Mrs. j. |. lvring is on the sick list this
week. Mr. Joseph special agent fol
the Lincoln Reserve Insurance Co.
spent Monday evening and Tuesday
= forenoon in our city, while in the city
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. c. M
!, Gloster.. Mrs. Annie b. Smith has
joined her husband, Mr.. Walter Smith
who has been in Chicago for severa
= weeks. Mr.. John Henry Hart of Mem
phis was called home to attend the
funeral OF his brother, Mr. Daniel Hart
VINO departed this life, July Z, 1917
Rev and Mrs. Thos Ware, their daugh
ter, Miss Delaware attended the
funeral of Mr.. Daniel Hart on last
Sunday at Wood. He was brother Of
Mrs. Ware. Mrs. Florence Chandler
is still in Dyersburg visiting. Phone
234 and have the agent John Franz
Evans to hiring Won q GInha