The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-05-10
BROWNSVILLE

A marriage of much surprise to a |
wide circle of friends in Brownsville |
as we'll as in Humboldt was that of |
Mrs. Temple Taliaferro to Mr.. |
Clarence Taylor last Tuesday even, |
ing, April 80, 1918 at $50 o'clock !
at the residence of the bride. Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor are at home to their
friends in Humboldt. Tenn, the home
of the groom. Mrs. Taylor's many
friends regret to see her leave
Brownsville, but we feel ere long she
have a wide circle of friends in
Humboldt, as she is woman of
many splendid qualities and of a
loving disposition. We wish for them
a long and prosperous life. Mr.. Jas.
| Livingston WhitelOw has gone to
/ Humboldt for a few days and from
there he will so to st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. c. j. Porter and Rev s. p Nor
row left last Wednesday for Chicago,
/ H.. where they will spend several
weeks attending the General Confer
ence. During Mr. POrter's absence,
| Mrs. Beulah Turner, the assistant
Supt, is taking charge of the Sunday
school work, also the Epworth
! League, which meets each Friday
evening. Mrs. j. |. Irving is on the
/ sick list this week. Mr.. Frank Reed
is slowly mending. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Coats are the proud parents of
4 daughter who arriver May 3, 1918,
both are doing nicely Sick list for
this week: Mrs. Maude d. Curtis, who
has been seriously i'll for the past
week is improving slowly. Mrs. Della
Peoples, who has been seriously i'll
for more than a week is much i'm
proved. Mrs. Bette (Taylor) Batch
elor, who has been i'll for some time
is improving, she was able to go out
driving recently. Mrs. Manuel Will
liams has been very sick but is much
improved. Mrs. Annie Wimble is
getting along nicely now. Little
Erma Lee Taylor, while playing ball
in the neighborhood, Tuesday after
noon of this week was accidentally
struck with the ball, receiving a
bruise over her left eye. The jolly
little bunch regretted it very much
Mrs. Cynthia Walker, who was Ill
most of the past season is out now
, and was the pleasant guest of hel
, niece, Mrs. Bette Ware, Tuesday
afternoon of this week. Mrs. Bette
, Lee was the pleasant guest of hel
, sister, Mrs. Anna Green, Saturday
+, Mrs. Green has been i'll but is able
to be out. Mrs. Elzora Green
. Shaw is out after recent illness
Little Aaron Thomas Shaw has come
. home after spending several months
in the country. Mrs. Susie Taylor, {
+ popular hair dresser, spent Tuesda!
:. of this week out of the city. Mrs
Anna Nancy is much improved
:, Mrs. Susie Dotson is out after recen
n illness. Mrs. Geneva Jarrett is ou
4 after recent illness. Mr. Henry L
LOngley, who has been i'll for some
time is slowly improving, Mr.. VIM
l.. Parker, who has been ill for some
time in St. Louis, Mo-, has come home
. on the account of illness for an in
definite stay. He is improving rap
/ idly. Mrs. Geeter (Martin) Bono
v has gone to St. Louis, Mo-, for an in
| definite stay. She is the progressive
t teacher of Beach Grove and has JUS
/. recently closed a most successful
v term. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Beverly arr
n planning to leave for Charlotte, S
c., for future residence in the neal
future. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly have
been in our city for about year ant
, they have a very wide circle o
- friends who regret to see them leave
: Mr. Beverly is a wide-awake insur
,, ance agent, field agent of the Lin
= coin Reserve Insurance Company ant
- the Company has transferred him t.
d, S. c., larger field of work. The.
= have an attractive little daughter
:. Viviette Beverly who is very bril-
liant little tot. Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Brown, Mrs. Mozella Midget of tn
= st. Luke neighbOrhood motored tt
y Brownsville and spent the evening
" most pleasantly the guest of Mr.. ant
- Mrs. Lawyer Snipes. Rev, Parr, afte
:, spending several weeks in Memphis
- conducting revivals was at his bes
= on his last Sunday at eleven O'Clock
:, delivering a most excellent sermon
to very large audience consisting o
. many visitors. Rev. Parr conducte'
:, the REVEAL at the Metropolitan Bap
> fist Church last week where ther
=, were fifty conversions, forty-nin
. joining the Metropolitan Church o
g which DR.. Townsend is pastor.