The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-31

that Mr.. AuDery Lee Idrr Hau ldllen
asleep in Brownsville, Tenn. Aubery
Lee was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ed Larry, of this city, but at
an early age he was adpoted as the
son OF Rev. and Mrs, Parr of Browns
Vile and far a number of years he
made that place his home. He was
well known here and his host OF
friends regret to hear of his death.
The remains were shipped to this !
place and reached here Wednesday
night accompanied by Rev. and Mrs.
Parr of Brownsville, Mrs. Berdie Nc
Linn, Mr.. j. 7. Irwin, Mr.. Lee Jones,
Mr.. Alice Owens, Mr.. J. w. Leigh
and Prof F. E. Jeffries, principal
Brownsville High School and Mrs.
d. NJ. Gloster, of Memphis. The fun
eral services were conducted Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock from the
home of his grandmother, Mrs. Han
nah Chambers, on West Grove street.
Rev, H. G. Harris, pastor Pilgrims
Rest Baptist Church officiating. He
spoke very complimentary and touch
ingly on the life of the deceased and
the large cOncourse of friends who
heard him were moved to tears. Tele-
grams and letters of coincidence were
received afterwhich Mrs. ID. NJ. Clos
ter of Memphis, solemnly and i'm
pressively read the obituary. Miss
Xula Caldwell the organist of Mt.
Zion c. NJ. E. Church presided at
the organ and in tone scarcely
audible she played such songs as
Nearer My God to Thee" l Need
Thee every hour and other apprO-
jriate selections. The floral ocerings
were many and beautiful and all
served to show the esteem in which
the young man was held. The tuner
al cars moved slowly to the city
cemetery where interment took place.
| The heart broken family has our pro-
! found sympathy in this their hour of
sadness and gloom. We commend
them God who dOeth all things well
! ana who is a very present help in
! time of trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Winman, of Newborn, have come to
make their home in our city, and are
now located on East Mercer street.
We are glad to welcome them in our
midst. Miss Ida McCampbell, Annie
Gibbs, Minna Davis, Bessie L..
Clemens and Messrs Henry Williams,
/ Cd Gill, and Willie Mccall spent Sun
day afternoon very pleasantly with
Miss ula Caldwell on West Leah ST.
Miss Zula Caldwell on West Leah St.
Miss Una F. Roper has resumed her
school work at Woodland Mills. Miss
Roper had a progressive teacher and
has had charge Of this school for
several years. We wish for her con-
! tinued success. Miss Lawney Darke
is on the sick list. Mrs. Katie Simp-
son left Saturday for a weekend visit
to Jackson. Mrs Henry Berry is
quite indisposed this week. Mrs. Alex
Jennings is quite i'll at her home
on Grove street, wishing for her a
speedy recovery. Mr.. Jack Flye re-
turned Sunday from Cairo After a
brief illness Mrs. Leslie Smith is up
and out again. Miss Daisy Todd of
Wingo, KY, is spending some time
with home folks. An auto party con-
sisting Of Messrs Thomas and Bob
Fury, John Bransford, Rose Blanken-
ship, J. W. Owens and Dr. S. C. Cum
mingham motored over to Paducah
Sunday. Mrs. Nina Sherron, has join
ed her husband in South Bend Ind,
to make that place their future home.
Mesdames. Berdie McLin, of Browns
Vile, Mrs. ID. NJ. Gloster, of Memphis,
Messrs Alex Owens, j. r. Irven, j. w.
Leigh, Lee Jones and Prof F.. e. JEFF
fries of Brownsville, were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Wells
on last Wednesday. They were also
recipients Of informal courtesies in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wells
on East Vine street. Mrs. w. A.
Smith, is spending a few days in
Greenfield Mrs. Jno. Henry Smith,
left Tuesday night for Elk Hart Ind.
where she Joins her husband for
future residence. Miss Erna Bell
Coleman is the house guest of Miss
Minnar Temple. After three weeks
Miss Coleman, will return to her
home in Hickman Mrs, Tena Barham
has returned from Columbia, bring
ing with her little Miss Annie Louise
johnson, Miss Willie B. Warren is
spending few weeks in Cairo.