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


called to Winchester, Sunday to be /
present at the bedside of her /
mother who is i'll. Mrs. Jennie.
Wagner was called to Shelbyville,
Saturday to be present at the burial !
of her brother. The Epworth League
of the NJ. f. Church is largely at
tended each Sunday in the afternoon. |
Mrs. Ada Gupton made a good pres !
| ident and all who attend enjoy the
meetings The Memorial services of
Sister Adline McGill was conducted
| by the members of the B. Y. P. u,
Sunday night at the Baptist church,
l. led by Sister Bette Marchbank and
IC. Shaw. Mrs. BraZeltOn and Mrs.
VIM. l.. Craft of Cowan were in town
Friday. shopping. Miss Savannah
Walker of Manchester was the guest
of Mrs. T. B. Spencers, Friday, At
tend the series of lectures at the
Public school, beginning the 18th of
| March. For the Globe call at 6O7
jackson street. Mr.. Jim Vance OF
Mt. Zion was present at the Baptist
church Sunday. Mrs. Alice Dixon OF
Indiana is spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. George Cotter in
John Town. Mrs. Bette Hunt was
able to fill her place in church, Sun
day. Rev. d. j. Tate, the popular
pastor of the Baptist Church held
his regular business session, Friday
night. which was very interesting,
and at the close of the service Rev.
]. b. Marchbank was asked to make
a speech by Sister C. Shaw and at the
conclusion of the speech the members
came forward and presented Rev
Tate with a great bounty of eatable
fruit, can goods and groceries. Rev.
Tate was in great need of wagon
He was assisted by his members to
carry his goods home. Mr.. Oscal
Shelton a great reader of the GLOBE,
and a Young man who has made good
in the last four years has today a
nice six room bungalow house on
Washington street, well finished up
and a nice lot of hogs and a few cat
tie and a very fine milk COW, of which
, his wife take in So and S4 per week
by selling milk and butter. Mr..
shelton was married to Miss Annie
, Smith and they are both smart ana
, industrious. Mr.. Shelton has good
+ position with the large grocery store
, of w. ]. Couch, position that ne mas
held for Is years without a cross
word. This speaks well for the pro
prietor of the firm and also MT.
shelton. He has nice bank ac-
count. Mr.. w. NJ. Hunt another big
] reader of the Globe who came to TINS
I place twenty years ago with l3c
in his pocket, but has made good He
4 has q cool bank account, six houses
2 and lots on some of the main streets,
\ some very fine hogs one fine brood
1 and saddle mare, one fine trotting
horse, a good draft horse and mule.
Mr.. Hunt also operates a fine cafe
in a good locality. Mr.. Hunt was
married to one Miss Bette Johnson
and one girl baby was born to this
beloved couple, but the Lord saw fit
to call little Goldie from labor to re-
ward. Mr.. Hunt has the same po-
\ sit!on today that he has held for
y twenty years without looslng a
weeks service. This speaks well for
man who wants to make good.
y MI. Lee lnOlndS was dblc W NC az
church Sunday. This will be good
q news to his many friends in other
cities. Mr. Roy Patton of Hillsborc
has Joined the Globe family. Mr.
4 Patton is a good farmer. Rev. Car
u ter filled his appointment at Hills.
4 boro Sunday and reported a grand
Il time and a great success. The w. M
N E. Society met at the usual hour al
q the home of Mrs. COrdelia Shaws
n Opened by singing, What a frienc
"A we have in Jesus" Read for Scrip
ture lesson, l John lis. Sang
" What wondrous love is this" Pray
" err was offered by Sister Ella Shears
81 Song, 81 love thy kingdom Lord.
"a The minutes Of last meeting were
a read and received. Sister Shaw rea(
4 the outline of the lesson. Read ant
n discussed the lesson found Mari
N 21:24, subject, IAN open appeal.
n The lesson was beautifully discussed
h and many good thoughts were CLEAN
Il ed. Song, yield not to temptation.
Roll called, responded to by verse
Number of persons eight, collection
SIC. Adjourned to meet next Mon
dow with Sister g. t. Wakefield