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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-10
ANTIOCH.

Rev. G. w. Gray our pastor, was at
his post of duty Sunday and preach
ed two very able and instructive SER
mons at 1870 his text was Ps. 21:4.
He asked life of thee and thou gave
est it hi. His subject was Eternl
life At $3.50 o'clock, his text was
st. John 1888. He that sent me to bap-
tie with the same said unto me, upon
whom thou shalt see the spirit de-
seanding, and remaining on him, the
same is he which baptizeth with the
Holy Ghost. His subject was Bap-
tizeth. All present seemed to have en-
joyed the sermon. We are doing nice
ly in our Sunday school under the
leadership of our worthy Supt. Mr..
G. P. Arnold. The B. o. Society, No.
11S, ask that all of the members be
present Saturday night, Aug 18th, bus
mess of importance to be looked after
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sneed of Nash
vile were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
C. p. Arnold, Sunday. Mr.. Douglas OF
Nashville was the guest of Mrs
Joeamie Draughn, Sunday. Mrs. w
D. Winston and Mr. Henry Givings OF
Nashville, and Miss V. o Robinson
were guests of Miss C. NJ. Kidd Sun
day Mrs. Nellie Collier and children
of asylum Station were guests Of Mrs
Ben BitticX, Sunday. Mrs. Z. p. ArnolC
visited Lavergne, Monday. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joe Brown Of Gleencliff, were
guests of Mrs. Fannie ]. Kidd Satur
day.
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DICKSON.

The U. B. F. and S. M. T. held
busy session here Thursday, August
End, at the Union Hall. Much busl-
ness Of Importance was transacted.
Those in attendance were Hon. p.
F. Hill, w. l.. Miller, editor Of the
Globe; DR.. J. A. Napier, j. M. Delk,
w. NJ. Lane, ]. A. Winbush, c. c..
Townsend, DR.. Lester, Miss Hattie l..
Bramlette, Mrs. Sarah r.. Sneed and
Mrs L. X. Myers. The session closed
with a grand entertainment at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowden and little
son, Willard, left Saturday to visit
parents and friends in Mckenzie,
Tenn. Miss Allie B. Porter made a
flying trip to Waverly, Tenn, Satur-
day. Mrs. Pearl Herring is on the
sick list. The Sunday school conven-
ton of the Dickson District met at
the A. M. e. Church at Charlotte,
Tenn Those in attendance report
quite nice time. DR.. w. A. Lewis,
P. e. Of the Dickson Districts held
his quarterly conference here July
22nd. He reports quite a success.
Rev. F. N. Collier returned last week
from his district conference which
met at Lawrenceburg, Tenn. He re-
ports quite a pleasant time. Miss
Fannie Killina Is visiting here.
DR. and Mrs. w. A. Lewis. Mrs. Fan
ME Sylvertooth, Miss Vivian Sylver-
tooth and Thomas Sylvertooth and
family of Martin were the guests of
Mrs. Lucy Porter last week. More
than 500 people attended the baptiz.
ing at the old Worley Furnace last
Sunday. Some 10 or IA converts
we're baptized. Mr.. Tom Wums, who
received a very bad injury while
working at the Burns Lime Hill. is
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SOUTH PITTSBURG.

Mr.. Geo. Grove has enlarged his
place Of business on Cedar avenue
The Mutual Link Lodge with DR..
Springs deputy is growing RAPIDLY
Prof. H. B. Douglass with his Sunday
school Is progressing nicely. Little
Miss Elizabeth Eldridge delights in
readino the Globe. Rev. Martin, pas
tor of MT. Bethlehem Baptist Church.
preached at JASPER Sunday at $3.50
o'clock. Deacons Buchanan mad
Jackson ACCOMPANIED him to Jasper
in Mr. VIM Patton's car. Mrs. Lii
lie Cox was the guest of Miss Versie
Oliver SUNDAY afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Martin and little son drove
to Jasner SUNDAY afternoon accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver.
Mr.. Alex Booker was seen on Jasner
pike on business. Mr.. VIM. Hills
mule died recently. Mr. Walter Med
lock and Miss Minnie Coolv Joined
in wedlock one dav last week. Miss
Grace Cakes is we'll pleased with her
position at the ice cream parlor at
DR.. and Mrs. Astrapp's, and they are
we'll pleased with her service Mrs.
Teresa Buchanan is improving in
health. Rev. F. A. Hatcher. was at
the cement plant recentlv. Mr.. Geo
Greer is much better after a lone
SPELL Of illness. The members Of Mt
Bethlehem SURPRISED their pastor
and wife, Rev. and Mrs. Martin, with
a storm party one night last week.
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DAWSON SPRINGS (KY.)

Mrs. e. G.. Cole, wife of the well
known postman, returned to Nashville,
Tenn, Monday. She has, been spend
ing two weeks here with Miss Sallie
K. Stone. She returned very much
improved. Mr.. /. M. Baker, S14 N. 9th
street, Nashville, Tenn. is spending
month at Dawso Inspiring and will re-
turn home about the middle of the
month. DR.. F. D. Smith and Miss
Emma L. Stone of Nashville, motored
through, Sunday, to Dawson Springs,
KY, to visit Miss Sallie X. Stone, who
is spending the summer there for her
health. DR.. Smith will return the
last of the week, Miss Stone will spend
two weeks with her sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Corl Hudspeth entertained We'd
nesday, Aug l, with birth day party
in honor of Their house guest, Mr..
Jones Ruthledge, the house was artis-
tically decorated in garden flowers,
pink and white color scheme which
was beautifully carried out in the
ices. The music was very wonderful,
furnished by new century band Mrs.
Hudspeth was assisted in receiving by
Miss Annie Mari. The out of town
guests were Mrs. E. G. Cole, wife of
Nashville's we'll known postman, Mrs.
Douglas of Memphis, wife of the popu.
lar undertaken and Miss Sallie X. Stone
also of Nashville. Mr.. j. A. Hayes and
Carl Hays of Hophinsville, KY, and
Mr.. j. M. Baker of Nashville. Mrs.
George Jenkins of IS Ave ~, is spend
ing two weeks at Dawson Springs, Ky.
Miss Dewitt Shorter and mother are
expected to spend two weeks at Daw-
son Springs, Mr.. Joe Cheatem of
Hopkinsville, KY, mortered over Tues
day, gave an auto party to Moderson-
vile, KY, to compliment Miss Emma
L, and Sallie X. Stone Of Nashville,
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EAST LEBANON.

The friends of Mrs. Len Helms
are very glad to see her at home
again. Mrs. John Keith is convalesc-
ing. Miss Loura ]. Bostick was the
afternoon guest of Miss Laura j.
Younge Thursday. Mrs. Vera Officer
entertained in honor of Miss Laura
J. Younge Thursday evening. After
wards the party, which consisted of
Misses Italia Blair, Mamie Woods,
Laura J. Bostick and Laura j..
Young, Messrs. Henry Harris, Char
lie Gribble and Mr.. Powell, motored
to Watertown. They reported an
enjoyable time. Mrs. Emma lnman
has returned home from Springfield,
Tenn. Mrs. Susie Nenble is up again
after a serious illness. e. Mr.. G. E.
Officer, who has been in the city for
several days, has returned home.
Mrs. Alberta p Ward left for Nash
vile Saturday. Miss Mary A. Car
ter, who has been quite i'll, is out
among her friends AGAIN. The pub
lie school is being rebuilt again. The
citizens and pupils are hoping II will
be completed in time for the fall
term. Miss N. e. Davis is at home
again. Little Miss Mamie V. Blair
is with Mrs. S. l.. V. Turner and
daughter, Agnes st. Clarie
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LEWIsBURG.

Rev. Brown had good success AT
the quarterly meeting Sunday night
at the A. M. E. Church. Mrs. Tennie
Henderson left Tuesday for Louisville
to live with her husband. Miss Lou
White was the guest of her mother
last week. Miss Mable Elliat, Misn
Magdeline Elliott, Miss Blanche
Marsh left for their home last week
after a long stay with their relatives
here and were highly entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Elliott at their
home Mrs. Mile Hill was buried
last Sunday and leaves lots Of
friends. Mr.. Willie Ed. Jones has
returned from Texts. Miss Channie
casters highly entertained the Hurt
family at her home on Tuesday night.
Mr.. Nixon Crutcher was in town from
his school at Chapel Hill. Miss Clau-
die Mai Davis and Mr.. Arnett Hurt
were quietly married at her home
and were accompanied by Mr.. John
Andrews, policeman of Lewisburg
and Mr.. A. V. Mclean, Lawyer OF
Lewisburg and was married by Mr..
Jim McCord, County Court Clerk OF
Lewisburg. Miss Mary Crowly is
very ill at this writing. Also Miss
Alice Liggett. The Baptist people
are preparing for a grand entertain
men to repair their church. Miss
Ethel Griffis and Mr.. Elottis Ray
were quietly married at his home on
Sunday and was accompanied by
many friends. The Lewisburg school
will open Monday. August 10, teach
ers will be Prof. Allen, Mrs. Doctor
Marsh. Read the Globe and keep
posted.
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PULASKI.

Bishop B. Scott Of Nashville was
speaker at Court House Sunday even
ing under the auspices Of the Y. M. G.
A. and Y. W. G. A. Mrs. M. A. Tur-
ner, Secretary Of the End Board of
Calanthe has returned home having
been reelected for another year.
Among those who attended the Grand
Lodge, X. Of p, were Profs. ]. T.
Bridgeforth, Prof. T. P. Turner, Mrs
Addie Morrell Mrs. M. A. Turner and
DR.. W. A. Lewis. Mrs. Callie Bran
lette is spending a few days in Nash
Vile. The funeral of Mrs. Silvia Les
ter was preached Sunday, Aug at
Primitive Baptist Church, by Revs
Beever and Peeler. Bishop I. B. Scott
preached at A. M. e. Church Sunday
night and lectured Monday night on
Africa. The Bishop having served
twelve years in Africa is thoroughly pre-
pared to entertain. his listeners. Mrs.
Bessie Sykes, has returned from Law
renceburg visiting her sister, Mrs.
Smyrna Cowley. The Ladies' Ideal
Art Club met with Mrs. J. 9. Grant
Aug 8. The club was favored with
beneficial demonstration in the MAX
ing of shirt.waists by Mrs. Cora DAN
gerfeld. Next meeting with Mrs. Geor-
gia James. Mrs. Anna Carroll Of
Chicago, is visiting relatives and
friends. Broadview School opened July
81, with Prof. ]. T. Bridgeforth, prin-
cipal and Prof H. H. THOMPSON. assis-
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MASON.

Mrs. Ella Moody of Memphis is
spending the summer with friends in
Mason. Rev. and Mrs. B. V. Burchett
of 'Covington spent last SUNDAY in
our town. Rev. Burchett preached an
able sermon at the M. E. Church
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The preachers of the M. e. Church
left Tuesday, August 7th, for the Dis
trict Conference that is being held
at Friendship, Tenn. This year every
Sunday school has their representa-
tive, and Miss Johnnie f. Karney is
ours. The Misses Bessie and Lucy
A. TAYLOR of Keeling, Ruby Charter
Of Mt. Pleasant, and Mrs. Zenobia
,McLin Of Birmingham, Ala, were en-
tertained with dinner at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. G. l.. Fields last Thurs
day. Later in the evening the fol.
lowing came for a quiet evening:
DR.. r. 8. Fields, Mr.. w. M. Mason
and Miss Ruth Nelson, Mr.. N. N.
McLin and r. A. Fields. The little
party left for their homes at 1880.
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entertained with a beautiful party
under the management Of Messrs
Floyd Mann and Jimmie Lewis Wal
ton. Cards, music and dancing were
INDUCED until late hour, when a
tempting menu was served. Mrs. Lee
assisted in serving the guests, while
her daughter Miss Waldine Lee re-
ceived the guests. About 30 had the
pleasure Of attending same. Rev. j..
c. Martin, his sister, Miss Cora Mar
tin, Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Windrough Of
Jackson, motored to Brownsville and
then to Woodlawn on last Thursday
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Will
Davis, returning home Thursday night.
The Diseased was relative Of Mrs.
Ada Wfndrough. Mrs. Richard Long
ley, is seriously i'll at this writing. The
many friends hope a speedy recovery.
On last Wednesday evening, the Pro-
gressive Club gave an entertainment
on the beautiful lawn at the residence
of DR.. and Mrs. G. M. Gloster. The
entertainment was largely attended
and was success in every way. Games
of different kinds were played, prizes
were awarded, no one could leave
hungry or thirsty as chicken, ham
! sandwiches, cream, cake and cold
drinks were plentiful on the lawn. The
entertainment was quite successful.
The sick list for the week: Mesdames
Lille Williams, Cortee Hayes, Jas.
Matley, Pauline Smith, her little daugh-
+, ter, Bessie Elizabeth. Messrs. Rich
ard Longley, Will Grigley. Misses
Cora q. Sutton and Lucille Ryon of
Memphis are the pleasant guests Of
Mrs. Willie D. Powell Jarrett. Mrs.
Mamie Blue, has returned to Memphis,
to the bed side of her sister, Mrs. Hat
tie e. Mann, who has been quite ill
last Friday in Memphis at the bed
for some time. Rev. j. R. Evans spent
side of his sister, Mrs. Hattie e. Mann
and returning to his home in Nash
vile Friday morning. Mr.. Oscar Davis
motored to Boliver, last Sunday. Mrs.
Kate Nixon and her grand daughter,
Miss Carrie Shaw will leave Friday
evening for an extended trip to Chica-
go with relatives Miss Luella Taylor
entertained in honor of Misses
Joanna P. Nancy and Miss Mable
Brooks Of st. Louis last Sunday after
noon with an elaborate dinner. Mr..
1 Robt. Kinnon Of st. Louis Is visiting
relatives. DR.. G. B. McLin Is spending
this week in her former home, Keeling,
Tenn with her mother.
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NEW HEBRON.

It has been quite while since our
community has let you hear from US.
Our school opened on July SOth, with
good attendance, every thing looks
favorable for a fine school year. The
church will have their annual Sunday
school picnic at King Solomon's Hall
the third Saturday. The Church has
been in mourning for some of her
faithful members, since last you heard
from us, for the following: Mrs. Louise
Campbell Fleming, who died July
30, 1917. Her funeral was attended
at Salem by Rev. Beecher Frierson.
She was buried in the family square
at Salem. Our Heavenly Father also
called to his loving arms little Julius
Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
July 26, 1917. Mr.. Jerry Joyce Harlan,
son of Mrs. Esther Joyce, died Aug l,
1917. Mr.. Jerry ]. Harlan was a
brother of Mr.. Henry c. Harlan, who
is one of the prosperous farmers and
kstock raisers of our community.
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FAYETTEVILLE.

Mrs. Caroline Washington and
Mrs. Freda Holt Washington leave
this week for Cleveland, o. Rev. s.
]. Beasley left Monday for Chatta-
nooga. Mrs. Maud Keith and Miss
Ode Raburn are visiting friends in
town this week. The Fayetteville
District Conference convened at Null
berry Thursday. Rev. w. H. Boldly
preached the Introductory sermon.
The conference was interesting from
start to finish. Revs. D. S. Ransaw
Of Quinn Chapel, Chattanooga; T.
Y. Moore, Huntsville, Ala; ]. II
Smith, st. John, Nashville, were pres
ent and were busy in the conference
speaking, lecturing and preaching
DR.. J. H. Smith preached Thursday
night a powerful sermon. An appeal
was made by Rev. w. II. Boldly
pastor at Winchester. Two young
ladies came forward to be prayed for
and one was happily converted and
united with the church at Mulberry
Those who missed the services at
this conference missed a spiritual
feast 1t seemed as II the people
were determined to get back to the
old paths of the fathers Hallelu-
iahs could be heard all the way
Praise God, for it bespeaks a burn,
ing gospel and a consecrated minis
try, and that Is what II takes for
as it is written in song, otis all my
business here below to cry, behold
the Lamb" Messrs. G. s. Pitts AMI
p. J. Dismukes were elected dele
gates to the annual conference. Sun
dav, July I, one thousand were on
the grounds Rev. J. NJ Brown fill
ed the rostrum at II o'clock a. m
A sermon that was instructive, point
ing and ACCOMPANIED with the holy
fire. Rev. T. Y. Moore preached al
3 o'clock D. m, wonderful sermon
Rev. Martin wound the preaching bal
up Sunday night.
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tant. The Pulaski High School will
soon be opening. The principal and
teachers are hoping to make this one
of the best years in the history. Prof.
T. P. Turner was reelected principal
together with the following assistants,
Prof. B. H. Morrell. Miss Josephine
Bramlett, Mrs. B. Nj. Sykes and Mrs.
W. o. McKissack. Miss Ada Mae Jor-
dan left last week to open her school
near Columbia. Read the Globe and
know the news. Mrs. and Mrs. 0tey
Green have moved to Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Willis made flying trip
to visit her sister. Mrs. Ella oliver
and to carry her children home, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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DICKSON.

Miss Ella Ramsey and Miss Pearl
CAN'T Of Nashville are guests OF
Misses Doyle List and Miss Carrye
Dunn. Miss List entertained at din
ner Miss Ramsey and Miss Can't
Four courses were served The
guests were Misses Flove knight,
Eva Thompson and Carrye Dunn
Misses Ramsev and CAN'T were en-
tertained at the home of Miss Dunn
THE following guests were present:
Misses Eva Thomson. Annie Lanier
Virgie Mason. Ophelia Bonner, Mabel
Boone, blanche Marsh, Bessie Van,
Messrs. Robert Woodens, Walter
stone Wandelle Porter, Chas Knight
and Misses List, Flove. Knieht, Dunn
and Mr. Duncan, An ice course was
served Miss Carve Dunn left for
Murfreesboro Sunday night to visit
her aunt, Mrs. R. J. Carney.
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COLUMBIA.

Bethel A. M. f. Church was at its
hest Yesterday. The church was fur.
nished with new chairs, which lent
a very elegant touch to the appear
ance of the church. A service was
held all day long. At II O'Clock gen.
eral class was held, at which time
there was quite a sniritual awaken.
ing. At 8 p. M, DR.. Young delivered
quite an interesting sermon. At s
n m, DR.. Edwards, the PRESIDING
elder, filled the pulpit and preached
10 large and appreciative audi
ence. Yesterday was pastors rally
THE pastor was presented with s2F
at the close of the evening service
Our people are much pleased wifi
Dr. Young, and under his charge the
church is rapidly moving on to pros
nerity.
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LEBANON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Mills are
spending the week end in Knoxville,
Tenn, attending the Holiness meet
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ashworth and
family have moved to Nashville. Mr..
Mrs. W. M. Seay, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McGregor, Miss Laura Young and Mrs.
Sarah Barbee spent Sunday in Martha
Tenn. They reported grand time.
Mrs Alberta P. Ward and little Willie
vernia Bryant spent Sunday in Nash
Vile. Little Nellie Bryant is the guest
of her aunt in Nashville. quite num-
Der Of our people attended the Picnic
at Grant, Tenn, Saturday. Rev. H. e.
Erwin was in Nashville, Friday on bus
mess. Rev. q. J. Gurthrie, District
Supt. Of the Cumberland River Dis.
trict passed through here Friday even
ing. Miss Ada Satler, left Friday for
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SALEM.

We are pleased to say that the Lilac
Club, which was organized about two
years ago for the benefit Of the SICK
is still at a progressive stage. 1t is
the only organization Of its kind in the
A. M. e. Church of this city. New men,
bers are being solicited at all times.
You are DANG yourselves an Injustice
by not joining us. We are learning to
care for our own people instead Of
depending upon the insurance COM
panies. Help yourselves and others
will help you. J. J. Glass, President,
M. A. Stratton, Secretary. Miss Sarah
e. Cason, has returned to this city after
a stay for year in Indiana. Mrs.
Richard Turner is able to be out again
after long illness.
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BELLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Searcy and
their charming little daughter, Odel,
A large number from here attended
the meeting at st. John Sunday. The
young people organized the B. Y. p.
U. Sunday, July 29th. Mr. Warner
Journette, president; Mr.. Joe Henry
Chandler, vice president; Miss Bes.
sic B. Searcy, secretary; Miss Ora
Chandler, treasurer; Miss Mary
Scott Searcy, chorister. The Misses
Searcv are boosters for the Tennes-
see Progressive Convention. They
are making ready for the Sunday
school to be represented in the con.
left for st. Louis, to visit their broth
or. They will also visit in Louisville
vention with ten dollars. Thev are
hustling for their Sunday school.
Are you a member of the Sunday
school? If so, now is the time to
show us what side you are on. Mr..
Clarence Taylor, the notable presser
of this place, is now working in
Brownsville. Mr.. Taylor spent Sun.
day afternoon with his mother. Bro
Dick Jackson is very sick at this
writing. Brother Jackson is one OF
the oldest Christian soldiers of the
Baptist church and was a faithful
member Of the SUNDAY school Death
visited the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Da
Wis, west of town in Worthom neigh
borhood. Wednesday. God givetf
and God taketh Mr.. Cole has beer
confined to his bed for a week. We
hone to see Mr.. Cole well and on
with friends soon Mrs. Osia Coli
of Madison County was the guest o
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. W
/ w. Cole Mesdames Dollie Thomas
Matte Clark, Rebecca McGathie
Miss Parlee Worthon motored t
Jackson Monday of last week. Mrs
Mary Duffev had as her guest Sur
day her sister of Stanton, Tenn.
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Nashville. where she will make her
future home. Mr.. Willie Ballot, has
returned home after spending some
time in Nashville. Miss Laura Bostic
opened her school Monday at Sugar
Flat. Prof and Mrs. Mcdaniel left
last week for Water Town, where they
opened school Aug 9th. Miss Rosie
Lee Harris is sick. Little Paul Man
son will leave Saturday for st. Louis,
Mo-, to be with his mother, Mrs. Nollie
Manson, Jackson, of 221O Chestnut
street. Buy a Globe from Andrew G.
Anderson, only SC at your door each
Monday.
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The district schools opened Monday.
August 9Th. Terms are short, so
send your children in early. The
death number is quite small here
this summer, but there is a large
number OF sick patients, as our doc
tor is on the go day and night. Miss
lola B. Fields spent a pleasant eve
ming at the home of Mr.. NJ. G.. Bur
chett last Sunday.
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Madam G. J. Walker, Manufacturing Go.

improving. Rev. Heard, the pastor
of the A, NJ. E. Church here, although
he has been with us but short
while, has made great impression
on the people and likes his new work
fine. There is 20 be neighborhood
picnic given by the ladies of the city
at Cox's Spring. Every lady is to-
T. uare 7M a'a sst FOR
August 16, II. A grand time b an
ticipated.
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CHICAGO (TLL.)

Miss Lena B. White, 500 N. Frank
lin street, Chicago, ILL.,, entertained
Tuesday evening, July 31st, in honor
of DR.. Geo. w. Pugh of Mobile, Ala,
a recent graduate of Meharry Medi-
cal College DR.. Pugh, who has been
visiting Miss White for the past two
weeks, left Friday evening, August
8, for Kentucky, where he will take
the State Medical examination.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-11-08

H. M. Havens, of Greear, was
here on business Monday.
j. W. Perry, of Yocum, was IT,
own on business Monday.
Garfield Duff, of Caney, was ir
he city on business last week.
A. M. Nickel and D. A. Vanc,
eft Monday for Illinois where
they will husk corn during the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Henry ant
little sons, of Mt. Sterling, wert
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. M
Oakley Saturday night and Sun
lay.
Jas. S. Patton, who is tempo
rarily located at Hazel Green ant
operating in the Wolfe county oi
ield, was in town on business
Tuesday.
j. W. Henry, of Pomp, passed
through town Tuesday evening
on his way home from a tril
through the eastern section 0
the county.