The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-08

improving. UNION City nau TWO more
distinguished visitors last week,
Rev. R. L. Dent, Woodland Mills and
Mr.. Mark Cayson, Hickman, Ky. Mr..
Wash Nicholson, from Windburg to
Ethelsville, also Miss LEARN Flow
ers, a flying trip from Rives to Union
City. Miss Flowers while in the city
was the guest of Mrs. Gertrude
Smith who gave her that royal en-
tertainment that brought an express
sion of great joy from Miss Flowers.
Since duty behooves us to ever hold
In memory our dear soldier boys we
extend them best wishes and hoidd
fond memory. On Sunday, March 10,
Rev. G. W. Spearman will preach at
the eleven o'clock services, an excel
lent sermon on this subject: Devil
on Toast" His sermon is we'll
planned, points are worth while and
beneficial results assured. We well
come to our city, Miss Mary Fugette,
from Kenton, Tenn, where she daily
shapes the destinies of youths. Miss
Fugette, share our joys. Rev. Nell
son had a narrow escape by using
coal oil to start fire. His hair was
singed badly, one side of his face
burned and an arm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Robinson had with them last
week a guest, Mr.. Richard Shoffner,
from Clarion, Ark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Powers have demonstrated
brotherly love 80 distinctively by
calling together relatives Of their
family and serving them most sump-
tuously with big dinner. We are
glad to know that Mrs. Lucy Hill,
Sandusky, ILL.,, the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. VIM. Fowlks was enter
tanned by Rev, and Mrs. VIM. Fowlks
last Wednesday afternoon. Those
present were: Mrs. Anna l.. Owen,
Creighton, Pa. Mr.. Samuel Powers,
Buffalo, N. Y. Miss Louana Lauda-
dale, Hickman, KY, Rev. and Mrs.
VIM. Fowlke. Miss j. E. Gilmore is
ill. The funeral of Miss Sallie
Brown was conducted by Rev. w. H.
Porter at the residence of the de-
ceased. Mrs. Hattie Norton was the
charming hostess of the W. r. Q.
Club. Meeting opened with the V.
President, Mrs. H. Norton in the
chair. Response to roll call with
Biblical quotations, Members pres
emit: Mrs. A. Trotton, Mrs. Dicie
Powers, Mrs. l.. Jackson, Mrs. H.
Powers, Mrs. B. l.. Clark and Mrs.
H. Morton. The club left the hostess
all smiles over a brand new quilt,
ready for slumbering in dreamland,
that night. Adjourned to meet next
with Mrs. B. l.. Clark. Mr.. Morgan
Bowling Is yet belfast with inflam-
matory rheumatism. He really needs
assistance and should receive it
from all who can render it. Rev.
A. Jackson, who preached for Rev.
G. l.. Harris, Sunday night on the
subject: IF l perish l PERISH" left
last week for Trenton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Pierson went from Hickman to
Cairo, Mr.. Allen Rice from Jackson
to Murfreesboro, Ill, Mr.. Willie Jim
mer from Leaden, Tenn, to st. Louis,
Mo-, Miss Lena Blakemore from Oak
ton to Hickman, KY, also Miss Mary
Mays from Oakton to Hickman, Ky.
Rev. VIM. Fowlks made a straight
shot last week and the message was
sent home to the hearts Of all who
heard him. Text, Genisis, Jacob
awakened out of the sleep and said,
surely the Lord is here" Subject:
"A great meeting" Preliminaries:
Glad to see many seekers Of the Lord
here tonight and sincerely trust that
each will accept Christ tonight while
the blood runs warmly through the
veins. No person can feel the digni-
ty Of man except Christian. The
entertainment arranged and served
at the home of Miss Alcenia Burrus
on Thursday evening in behalf Of the
D. o. T. was royal. A Quartette by
Messrs. William Scott, Samuel
Powers, Alex Jennings and Milton
Moore was one Of the most striking
features on the program. An excel
lent address in behalf of the club
was also offered by Mr.. Milton Moore.
General music was furnished by
Messrs. Hink Gray and Milton Moore.
(Smiles) Rev. G. L. Harris and fam
lily witnessed one Of the most pleas
ing silent and captivating surprises
that ever came to them in the history
Of their lives Tuesday night, Febru-
airy 26th. 1t was on this form, Mrs. |
Bell Campbell invited the Mrs. Har-
ris and family to take supper at her
home at six o'clock. Mrs. |
Harris kindly and willingly accepted |
the invitation and at the appointed
time, all were found seated in the |
cozy and comfortable home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Campbell. After a stay of !
thirty minutes, the husband, Mr..
Campbell came in knowing nothing |
himself and was little surprised to
find the Rev. and family at his house |
at such an hour and such bad !
weather, but In few minutes his |
wife called him aside and related to |
him the secret which was still in the
background to Few. Harris and
family. Mr.. Campbell came back in
with new spirit and a double in
.erest to keep the company of the
Rev. and family. In the middle of
chat and laughter, some one knocked.
Come, said Mr. Campbell. In stepped
Mr.. Fields, who lives the second door
rom the Rev. Harris and spoke as
follows: Rev. two persons are at
your home and are going to leave the
city in few minutes and want to
zee you and family before leaving.
The Rev. Harris thinking it was
some one waiting to marry, said,
will 60 and see who it is and what
hey want. But the Mr.. Fields
'aid the parties want to see the chill
lren, at that time Mrs. Harris mind
began thinking it was her mother
Ind father. Emphasizing to Mrs.
Campbell not to worry as they would
return in ten minutes, off
or home the Rev. and family went.
When their feet touched their porch
Mrs. Katie Simpson and Mrs. Fields
aid, walk right in. Rev. Harris
moving that he locked his door and
lad the key in his pocket, said in a