The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-07
LEBANON.

The revival at Mt. View Baptist
Church, which was indeed revival
through the entire vicinity closed
Sunday night. We feel so thankful
for our great DR.. Ellington and
grateful to him for the wonderful
sermons he preached for us last week
On Thursday night Deacon Cage and
Brown of LIST Baptist Church East
Nashville and Mr.. r. C. Shelton of
Sth Ave, Baptist Church were all out
to help in the revival. Our pastor,
Rev. Hall, and his members appre-
ciate their coming and help. Friday
night was Dr. Ellington's last night
with us, on which night he re-
ceived into the church Misses Pauline
Baty and Bessie Richardson. Mrs.
Julia House is very sick at this writ,
ing and not expected to live many
more days. Rev. H. P. Belcher, of
McMinnville Tenn, is on a isit to
see his wife, who teaches the Rocky
Fork School, Rev. Belcher gave the
children of Mt. View School a fine
talk as he passed through. We are
praying successful Convention for
the Baptist ministers and friends in
Atlanta this week.
Mr.. W. M. Seay has bought out the
Reuben Hale restaurant, and is now
ready to serve you the best meals
Mrs. A. l.. Anderson, Miss Francis
Whittico, spent Saturday in Gallatir
when en- route home they stopped II
Nashville for few days and wert
highly entertained by friends there
Misses Carolina Whittico Ollie Mar
tin and Mamie Lester spent Monday
in Nashville. Mr.. Paul Morris ant
Miss L. ]. Bostick were the after
noon guest of Mrs. James Gordon
Sunday. Miss Birdie Laudis spent
few days in Gallatin. She is nov
in Nashville as the week end CUES
of her cousin, Miss Hattie Lee Peaks
50, Robertson street. Rev. d. W
Blovdworth and daughter, Miss
Rebecca, left Thursday for their hOm'
in Chattanooga. There will be ;
sacred concert given at Picket Chape
M. E. Church Sunday evening at
o'clock, under the management o
A. l.. Anderson. We are expecting tt
make our closing rally success, vii
you help us to do so. Mrs. N. b
McGregor, and little Johnnie May Keitl
are on the sick list. On the OccOun
of the inclement weather, Sunda.
Rev. Erwin postponed his baptizini
for a later date. Miss Anna Clar;
Harris gave a fare we'll reception II
honor of the young men of Lebanon
who will leave for the war in shor
while. There were about 80 presen
the guests were received by Miss Ann
Clara. Quite a delicious menu wa
; served. Rev. NJ F. Riley had tn
pleasure of marrying two couples a
the same time. Miss Sallie Ra
: Saunders to Mr.. Holford Woods an
7 Miss May Jim Woods, to Mr.. ALI
: Simmons. The Boy Cadet Band ha
been in Nashville for weeks the
are expected to return soon. Quit
J, a number of people from this plac
J. motored OF Gallatin, to attend tn
r fair, they reported a grand time. Tn
l picnic for the benefit Of the publ
5 school was enjoyed by all and prove
l to be quite success. An education
| al rally was held Sunday evening g
| the Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Maste
5 of Ceremony, DR. w. A. Thompson
Speaker for the occasion Prof. LIE
s W. Harris( white) and Prof l..
Campbell, the new elected principa
$4,000 was raised for the industrif
department of the school, The A. N
E. Church is engaged in revivt
meeting. They are having a gres
success, the meeting is being conduc
ed by the pastor, Rev. W. H. Adam
Q Rev. H. e. Erwin, is in Nashville o