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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

Pretty good Liberty loan figures af-
tor all. and tho German spies can't
give the Kaiser the full details any too
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
LET'S Pay Till it Hurts

We speak of the dead in hushed low tones
And honor them where they lie, !.
But what of the men with shattered bones,|
Of the brave who cannot die?
Under the smoke black sky at night,
With scarcely breath to pray,
Men of your kind who fought your fight,
They pay and pay and pay!
And who shall send to the brink of hell.
Where the wounded grasp and die
The rose red banner waving, tell
~ Say who, but you and !?
And who shall hurry the ambulance down
'% Through the dawn of blood-red day.
But you, my friend and [? Go on
And pay and pay and pay
Then give if it needs of your last red cent,
Ay, out of your meanest mite!
And rouse you out of your sweet content,
And hear ye the groans tonight!
For the half dead lie in the black shell scars
With scarcely breath to pray,
And breathe their prayers to the mute, mute sta
Then pay till it hurts, oh, pay!
Jay B. lden.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

Mrs. Frank Crawford and children
arrived In Denison Saturday for a
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.
IS. NordhOlm .,.t - ,,,.f.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27

You put lid on waste every time
you seal preserving jar. .
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02

city and Mr.. Frank Thompson OF
Shelbyville Tenn, were married.
Rev. W. V. Hawkins ofliciated. Mrs.
Carrie Couch, Mr.. Bone Sutton and
Mrs. Sallie Cooper are sick. We re-
sIet 10 say that We have lost one Of
cur greatest church workers in the
person of Brother Buck Sutton. He
departed this life January oath. His
iunerals was largely attended. He
leaves a wife, four children and a
host of friends to mourn their loss.
The funeral was preached by Rev.
W. Y. Hawkins, pastor. Sunday Ser
vice: Our Sunday school is growing
continually. We have a large attend
ance now. Rev. Walter Sutton of
Chicago, ILL.,, preached a most able
sermon Sunday, January rs, 1917. at
1880 o'clock. The Allen Christian
Endeavor at six thirty proved a sue
cess. Mrs. Mary l.. Stephens read a
noble paper on the subject for the
the evening Fruits of the Christian
Endeavor Tree" On the Sth of Jan.
Rev. DR.. Porter, our presiding elder.
held most excellent quarterly con.
ference. $3.50 was realized. The
presiding elder was paid and a nice
sum was paid the pastor. It was
the best conference Hills Chapel
has realized for several years.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
had HENORRHAGES
FOR SIX MONTHS
Had Suffered With Lung
Trouble for About
Is Months
NOW SOUND AND WELL
Took Lung-Vita and Has
GainGd FOrty-ORG Ponds

i was suffering with lung troubl.
for eighteen months and had beel
having hemorrhages for about 81,
months" said Mr.. Jasper Sullivan
the other day while talking about his
experience with Lung,Vita. Mr.. SUI.
Ivan lives on Route 1, West Nash
Vile. Tenn.
Il had tried three doctors but got No
relief whatever" continued Mr. Sulll.
van. AT that time seeing Lung-Vita
advertised in the paper. bought 2
bottle and began taking it. and be.
iere had taken the first bottle nv
AemorrhaseS had stopped. Today i
ain sound and well. weighed
nnety-seven pounds when l began
taking Lung-Vita and now | weigh
lSs. 1t has been two years since i
have taken any Lung-Vita, 80 Won
esa see my recovery is permanent"
Lung-Vita is sold by all druggists
and dealers. - (Advl
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
SOUTH PITTSBITRG

Prof. w. M. Hixon who has been
teaching here in the city school dur
ing the illness Of the principal
Prof. j. p. Greer, has returned TO
Chattanooga. Prof. j. p. Greer has
IN angry looking arm yet, but thinks
he is able to attend his duties liz
the school room all right. Misses
Mary d. Green and Lucille I4amber-
son were the guests of Miss Irene
Thomas last Saturday.
Please settle your account with
the Globe agent and obige.
Rev. T. II. Forrest, District SUPER
lntepdent of the Chattanooga Dis
tEict NJ. f. Church, will hold his
.econd quarterly meeting at Randolph
Chapel NJ L. Church next Sunday
February 4th. Mrs. Guy Braden
is indisposed. DR.. Nj. l.. Springs and
Miss jamie LightfoOt were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Robinson out
on the Jasper pike last Sunday. Mr..
B. Nownlin who has been in business
ere for Il few weeks, was called to
his home in Sparta, Tenn, las
Friday on account of the illness o.
his father. The Negroes of Marion
County are clamoring for high
school. They have had several
meeting to that effect The county
superintendent and other members
Of the board have met with them
in some of their meetings and the
outlook so far seems favorable. The
Negro County High School Board is
composed of the following named
ersons: Mr.. Brown McReynolds ~
jasper, Chairman; Mr.. Jno. Griffith.
IT Whitwell, Prof. Jno. p Greer, DR.
NJ. l.. Springs, DR.. w. j. Astrap
Mr.. j. d. Martin, Rev. f. A. Hatcher
| Mr.. J. Love and others whose names
we failed to get. Their next meeting
will he hid here next Friday eve
February 2nd, at s o'clock p. M, at
the Mt Bethlehem Baptist Church
! Everybody is invited to attend these
meetings. Mrs. Barrett OF Steven
! son, Ala, was the guest of Mrs. ]
NJ. Hawkins last Sunday ana in the
afternoon they visited Mrs. w. NJ
/ Hill and family in north South
Pittsburg. The Cumberland Presby
/ terians are engaged in an old time
revival meeting at their place o.
worship, the Odd Fellows Hall. The
1 pastor, Rev. Browder, began the
meetings and business called hin
away and he left Rev. E. w. VIII
liams, the A. NJ. L. pastor, to conduc'
the meetings and lie is having ;
Grand success. Mr.. and Mrs. San
Greer spent few days with his pa
rents in Jasper recently. Mrs. Caro-
line Hise has moved into the houst
with her daughter, Mrs. Georgc
| Gaines.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
PARIS.

Mrs. A, l.. Williams has returned
from Nashville, where she has been
visiting Mrs. T. b. Garrett. Mrs.
Rthel Waddy King of Hopkinsville.
IS here visiting relatives and friends
Miss p. l.. Crutchtield, one of the
city school teachers, was called home
en- account Of the illness of her
mother. Also Mrs. T. J. McL.emore.
smother teacher of the same school,
was called to Nashville to the burial
OF her brother. Mrs. Lizzie McIn
tyre and Mrs. MOllie Jones have
turned from pleasant trir
where they visited relatieys
Mrs. King Williams Of Louisville
Ky, is visiting this place. Mrs
Williams is frequent visitor of our
town. On account of her excellent
hearing she has won for herself
many friends. She is stopping mt the
home Of Mrs. Tom Porter on Risen
street. Mr.. Ernest Cooper and fam
lily have moved to Chicago, III. Their
friends regret very much to give
them IN. The following have been
on the sick list since the last issue
Mrs. Johnnie ee, Mrs Mile Dumas,
Mrs. Isora Howard and Miss Lula b
Itobbs returned from pleasant
trip Of visiting relatives Mr. Isaac
Reynolds lied at his home On Church
street this morning. The Parent.
Teachers Association will meet ut
the public school building, the third
Friday, Feb. 16, at o'clock. Appro
pirate program will be rendered.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
WILLIAArSPORT,

Mrs. Beatrice Harlin was the in.
vlted guest of Mrs. James Church
Tuesday night. Mrs. Maud Walker
left for Nashville Friday TO lie the
guest of her husband, Mr.. w. S.
Walker. The little infant of Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Tucker was born
November 2S, 1916. After three
weeks illness with whooping cough
Little Russell, Jr,, departed this life
January "a, 1917. Funeral services
Jan. >, Rev. G. r. Norman oficiat
ing, assisted 10y Rev. E. e. Russell
OF Hampshire. The family has the
sympathy of the community. The
Lord giveth and the Lord taketh
away: blessed be the name of the
Lcru. Rev. Norman was entertained
by MI and Mrs. b. Il. Russell Sun.
day for dinner. Ms. l.. C. George
left for Columbia Monday on a bus
mess trip. Miss Christine and Pear
Church arrived rom Nashville
Thursday 10 he The week end guests
of home folks. Rev. r. b. Flowers
left for Lots Chapel Sunday in the
interest of his quarterly meeting. DR..
l. j. Edward D. d., presiding elder.
viii Join him. The Sunday schoo!
at the A. NJ. Z. church has taken Oh
new life and is doing good work.
Come 10 Sunday school each Sun.
cay school each Sunday at Clayborr
Chapel A. NJ. E, Church. Rev. G. r.
Norman preached an able sermon
Sunday at IL o'clock a. m. He chose
for text lisa. 1913. Subscribe for
the Nashville Globe and read It,
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CADES.

We are having a deal of rain.
Mrs. Dora Sanders is very sick at
this writing. Mr.. Z. J. Carrall OF
Trenton is visiting Mrs. Mary C.
Thomas Of Cades. Mrs. Bessie Car.
hes is better at this time. Mrs.
Francis White is. very sick with
rheumatism. Mrs. Matte Algee is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Francis
White. Mr.. jackson Sanders visited
our community lat week. Brother
Douglass preached Sunday, quite an
interest was manifest. We are al
ways glad to have him in our midst.
The Sunday school superintendent
reports good schools and the old rs
Interested, Mr.. l.. l.. chatham call.
oIoW SulWooeq 0LB SunoG Gun Sc HON
Ell to see Mr.. E. H. Thomas this week
ON business. M. Chairman is a hust-
ling trucker and is now busy prepar.
ing for same. The mother and sister
OF MIR. Eugene Booker were at
church Sunday to hear Bro. Douglass
Mr.. M. L. Thomas reports glorious
time in the section Of the country
he visited last week. He seems 10
all smiles. think he and Miss are
figuring on trying to get hold on the
Dcable rope sentinel sometime soon.
A. NJ. Thomas made a flying trip to
Milan Sunday. We don't think he
will make many more trips before
I've will fetch her out to keep house
for him. People are thinking of
gardening just as soon as the wealth
er will permit.
I hope those that are not reading
the Globe will avail themselves of
The opportunity by seeing Mrs. c.
P. Thomas, agent.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
LEBANON.

Mrs. ]. W. Pettye has returned
from Franklin, KY, where she has
been at the bed side Of her daughter,
Mrs. Johnnie Rucker. Miss Tharrah
lIellums has returned from Nashville.
Rev. Bob Dowell of Martin, Tenn.
preached an able sermon at Cedar
FONT Church Thursday night, and at
the NJ. E. Church Sunday night Dr..
and Mrs. W. A. Thompson motored
to the country Wednesday. Mrs. W.
F. Young was the guest of Mrs. j.
p. Pennington Saturday. Those on
the sick list are Mrs. Agnes Penning.
ton, Rev. and Mrs. II. j. Bettye,
Doris Bradon Pennington, Mrs. Lucy
Hellums, Mr.. G. H. Hellums is in
Tlartsville on business. Ie you want
to know the news read the Globe
one of the leading Negro papers OF
the South.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
Mt. CARMEL

Mr. julius Matthews lost fine
mule on the 21st. He got drowned
in the big flood We had. Mrs Nancy
Johnson is sick this week. Mrs.
Senne Matthews was visiting her
sick sister, Miss Mamie Parks at
Pleasant Grove Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D.. Matthews were at Simon,
ton Tuesday of last week attending
the ledside Of her sick cousin, Mrs.
Georgia Cook Mrs. Angerline Brown
wife of Prof. o. Brown, died at
her home near Pleasant Grove on
tie Goth and was buried in the King
Chapel cemetery the 21st. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. D.
Menter, pastor of Smith Grove Ban
list Church, of which Mrs. Brown
was a consistent member. She wa
a member Of the Knights Friend
ship. She leaves father, mother,
two sisters, three brothers and u
host of relatives and friends I.
mourn their loss, but we hope it is
heavens gain. Mr.. Bert Parks and
his two sons, Bonnie and Bill, went
on a visit to his brother, Mr. Robert
Parks In Ludaco Bottom FRIDAY. 1t
Is said to he plenty of came down
there. They went prepared to do
some hunting, Mr.. Willie Bland and
his nephew, John l.. Bland, and Mr..
w. L. Parks, went to Lucads Bot.
tom Saturday on big hunt. They
report a nice time and plenty of
game. Little Miss Ella Mai Rice of
Rialto, is wishing her grandmother,
Mrs. Ella Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. d. Matthews were visiting Mrs.
Matthews sister, Mrs John o. Sims,
at Pleasant Grove Sunday. Mr.. Will
lie Bland is little indisposed from
his big hunting trip in Lucado
Bottom. There were eleven initial
ed into the Knights of Friendship at
Pleasant Grove Wednesday night
lodge No. %, and two at Mt. Carmel
lodge No. 25 We are having spring
like weather at this writing.
See Willie Alexander for the lead
ing newspaper published by the race
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
GORDONSVJJJE

Dear Editor: Please find space in
the Globe, the Negro modthpiece,
and publish the news of this section
# the country. The Rev. r. A.
DOwell, the pastor Of the Methodist
episcopal Church at Martin, made u
flying trip to visit his mother, broth
er and sister, and have q good old
hand shaking with his many friends
last week. The many friends wish
ed to hear him preach but he had
an engagement to preach at Cherry
Valley and his stay was short, but
We hope to have him come again
soon and preach for us. Brother
Charley Dowell is oD the sick list
this week. also Brother Leonard
Whitley is confined to his bed. We
nray that they will soon recover
The ladies gave q Box Supper on
Saturday night, January 9th in
the midst of falling weather. They
realized a success. The following
ladies' worked hard to help the
church succeed along the many lines,
Mrs. Mandy Whitley, Mrs. VIM. Neal
MISS MARY LcG LNODAe. CuHCily wa
another high day at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. In the midst OF
tie incement weather the people
attended the services day and night
Our pastor, Rev. VIM. Neal. preached
Sunday morning from Matthew 81:
10. He used as a text, My house
shall he called the house of prayer
lie used as Il theme, "A clean house
tor health and strength" At night
lie preached another able sermon
lie used as a text John 14th chapter
and a part of the 9Th verse. Al
the close of his sermon five youna
uen came forward for prayer at the
altar Collection for the day, $1027
We think this well, as the people
could not do much work for six OF
more weeks. The pastor is still in
sisting on the people to subscribe
for the Globe. 1t is quite task t
get some Of our people to read. Ev
cry Negro should eat less candy anC
| read more news.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
ANTIOCH.

Rev, G. W. Gray, our most worthy
pastor, preached two able sermons
Sunday to a much enthused audi.
cnce. We are still doing nicely IL
Sunday school our superintendent is
doing all he can to make it front
line Sunday school. The Executive
Board of the Stones River Baptist
Association held very interesting
meeting here Friday, Jan. 10. Among
the members present were Revs. G.
W. Gray, S. S. Cumby, j. c. Fields,
". II. Whitaker, j. c. Kennon and
J, l.. Harding, Miss Louise Harmon
is visiting relatives and friends
here. Mr.. G. A. Kimbro. of Nash
vile, was the guest of Miss C, J..
Kidd Sunday. Mrs. James Brown is
iudisposed at this writing. Mrs.
Pearl Smith is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. BittiX.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
RIVES.

Mrs. Mariah Bass who has been
seriously ill Is much improved at
this writing. Miss Matte Jane
Adams Of Shelbyville, Tenn, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Margie Mai
reeves. Mr.. Mitchell Adams has
moved to Tremble, Tenn. Master
Arthur Faulks has gone to make
his home with his uncle, Mr.. VIII
liam Gibson of Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. Ernest James is here from Tole-
do, Ohio, where he has been at work
since the first of August. Mrs. Roy
Crenshaw and little daughter spent
Saturday and Sunday with her Aunt
Mrs Sam Faulks Mrs. Saul Faulks
spent Friday and Saturday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reeves.
On January Dist, in the presence Of
a few of their many friends, Miss
Irma Lee Faulks and Mr.. Ernest
James were quietly married in the
home of the bride. Rev. Killibrew
performed the ceremony. Miss
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
HICKORY WITHE-

DR.. S. A. Huff the assistant sur
aeon of the Negro Baptist Hospital
Memphis, Tenn, spent December q
and % with his cousin, Mrs. Gather.
inc Carmen. He returned home to
resume his duties December 2Gth as
he was the inspector Of two of tho
city schools Tie Philadelphia Bag
list Church and Sunday School ION
January Sth held its annual election
Of officers for the Sunday school
with Rev. w. II. Jeffrios chairman
of the meeting. The following Off,
GERS and teachers we're elected 70
The ensuing year Mr.. Amos Brown.
superintendent; Mr.. Tig Roherson
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
UNA.

Mrs, Lizzie FAINT NrcHeury spent
two days with Mrs. Ii. NJ. Simmons
and n. L. Ross, en- route from St.
Louis to her home in Atlanta, Ga.
She enjoyed pleasant stop-over. Mr..
Leonard Leech is able to be out
AslIn. Among the sick members of
Benevolent Order No. 10Y are Mrs.
Ethel Mckelvy, Ki2zie PEBBLES and
Emma Bryant. The Auxiliary Ben.
evolent Society No. 1874 is preparing
Tor concert on the 4th Friday
night in March. Rev. S. F. Majors.
pastor Of the A. NJ. E. Church, has
been detained at home on account of
the serious illness of two of his
children, one getting severely burned
during the holidays and the other
suffering with pneumonia. But we
are glad to state they are better at
this writing. Mrs. ]. II. Harding
and daughters, Misses Virginia and
Louisa J. are able to be out again
after 4 few weeks illness. Rev. J.
II. Harding assisted in the funeral
of Mrs. Etiie Jackson at I.avergne,
Tenn Mrs. Jemima Mabry and
Maria Barnes, two of the Oldest
members of Payne Chapel A. NJ. L.
Church, died, Sister Mabry on Thurs
day, Dec. 2S, and Sister Barnes on
Saturday, Dec. 30th. Their funerals
were preached as follows: Sister Ma,
bry's December 2, by Revs. T. J..
Etherly, ]. H. Harding and w. H.
Whitaker. Sister Barnes, Dec 81 by
Reys, 7. j. Etherly, J. A. Miller ana
J. II. Harding. Each speaker com.
mented on the usefulness of the Sis.
tiers, Of their untiring work III the
church ana community. The hide
pendent Sons and Daughters of Uni.
ty No. l had charge of their remains.
Mr.. Walter Scruggs, President Inter
ment of Sister Mabry at the Arnold
Cemetery, and Sister Barnes at the
Hamilton Hill Cemetery. Little
Wesley and Georgia Searcy are Oh
the sick list. Master Thomas Fan
nlng, chief marshal of Auxiliary b.
u No, l94, was unable to meet us
last Friday on account Of being in
disposed,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02

Faulks was secretary OF the Sunday
school at the A. NJ. L. Church ane .
promising young lady. Mr.. Janfs
is a brilliant and industrious young
man, formerly of Jackson, Miss. They
will leave soon for Toledo, OBJ.
where they will make their fut0s
home. We regret very much to gfgs
them up but wish for them less
happy and successful life. Mr.. HomAr
Hickman has moved to No. Z District.
Miss Mollie Wheeler Of Corine,
Miss, is to make her home with y.
and Mrs. Dave Hickman. Miss ma
Ludden who has been very sick Is
improving slowly. Mr.. and Mrs.
LON TriCe are the proud parents OF
fine boy. Mr. Charlie Raybon has
moved to his old home in midde
Tennessee. Mr.. Nelson Trice has
moved to Dyer, Tenn. Mr.. and Ms.
Ernest James spent Monday ana
Tuesday with the brides relatives,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
FLAT ROCK.

We are indeed glad to have the
beautiful rays Of sunshine, as we have
had SO many stormy days. We are
creed to believe that spring will
soon be present. The Sunday school
of Patterson's Chapel is a Inning
! light to the community. The supt
Bro. P. H. Hyde is ever at his post
of duty. The grand secretary Miss
Lurlie Williams, made her report
for the year 1s16-Casn received,
S51.OO; paid out, $4,000: In bank,
$500 The stOrk made its appear
aIce at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Scales, Whitsitt avnue, and
left a bouncing boy January 21st,
1917, and fine girl at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall, Whit
slit avenue, January 20, 1917. DR..
G. NJ Hendricks is attending them
The sick are, Mrs Annie King, Mr..
Thomas McCOrd and Mr.. Ben Ogle,
ton. Enjoyable was the dinner given
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip H. Hyde, Monday, January
IS. 1917, in honor Of their sister,
Miss Elsie NJ. PEBBLES, and cousin,
Miss Viola James. Covers were laid
or twelve. Mrs Hyde was assisted
in receiving by her sister, Mrs.
Carrie l.. Blackman. A four course
menu was served consisting OF
goose, cranberry sauce, celery, let
tuce, creamed irish potatoes, can
died sweet potatoes, spaghetti, pic
kles, salmon salad, cake and .jello sew
ed in orange baskets. The honorees
and guests all left with pleasant
smiles Miss Rachel B. Burns has
returned from Windsor. Ont, Cana
da. She reported pleasant stay.
Miss Ester Emerson of Foster ave-,
who has been on the sick list for
two weeks, is much better now, and
her attending physician, DR.. G. M.
Kendrick, states that she will be out
again in few days. He is quite
popular in our town.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-02
NBERLAND FURNACE.

-. Sunday Icing a very fair day,
'Rev. S, p. Mcdonald preached a splen-
did sermon at the NJ. Z. Church. Rev.
A. l.. Maytied preached a splendid
sermon Sunday evening at the A
NJ. L. Church. We are very sorry
to say that Mrs. Emily Finn depart
&C his life Friday, January 2Gth
1917 at GAINESVILLE. Her remains
were brought to thos place and were
buried. Her funeral was preached
at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church by
Rev. 7. w. Parrish of GAINESVILLE.
assisted by Rev. j. A. Stanfeld Of
this place. She leaves one sister.
two sons and hest of friends to
mourn her loss. While it i.
Our loss we hope it is
heaven's gain. Rev. r. W. Parrish
preached a wonderful sermon ut the
Mt. Olive Baptist Church Monday
night, January 90 1917. We are
clad to say that Mr.. Vim. Armstrong
is able TO lie out again after few
Gays illness. Miss Mamie Vanlier
! eft Saturday evening for Dickson.
/ There was a social entertainment
given at the home of Miss Beatrice
Nasser on January "a, 1917. They
we're entertained in card playing and
I STORYTELLING, after which a Tires
course menu was served. Those
| present were Misses Ophe'ia, Mandie
and EInora YatemOn and Miss En-
ma Armstrong, Messrs. j. A. Stan
field L. A. Bowen, R. and j. P
Vanlier, Jr, and Arthur Vasser
Mr.. w. M. Slayden was the guest OF
Miss Ophelia YatemOn Sunday. Those
sick are Mrs. NJ. Redeem, little FL
! len Gerron. and Mrs. Alberta Brown
Mrs. Isabelle Smith took up sub
scripton school Monday morning.
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AVONDALE.

Mr.. James A. Hill Of Pilot Knob,
was the leasant guest Of Miss Hattie
A. Burton Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Andrew Bender of Hendersonville
was the pleasant guest Of Miss Hattie
ME B. Cantrsll Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Katie McHenry spent the week
end in Nashville, visiting her moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Lottie McHen-y.
Miss Lizzie Lee Sargent is on the
sicy list. Miss H. A. Burton spent
last Sunday and Sunday night with
Willie Lee Trollinger of Gallatin.
Mr.. Shernfeld Dryer of Henderson,
vile was the guest of Miss Lizzie
Iee Sargent here Sunday The C.
L. S. No. / met Thursday night.
Much business was transacted.
Read the Globe and keep up and
'ead what the Negro race is doing
SO let us be up and doing as this is
New Year, we must be busy about
our Fathers business.