The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15

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tanned the club Dainty refreshments
we're served al the close of the meet
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Taylor COM
nlime0tel their daughter, Fannie .
ill'~aheth, by q delightful birthday 1
ce.ehration, celebrating her sixteenth f.
birthday. Their beautiful home on .
Tyrus street was brilliantly lighted .
for the occasion. The rooms thrown |
open for the occasion we're decorated !
with beautiful spring flowers. Music,
dancing and whist were INDUCED in |
until late hour when a dainty ice |
course was served, followed by hot |
chocolate, about 40 of the younger
set had the pleasure of enjoying the |
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. |
The honoree was the recipient of many
useful gifts. Mrs. Agnes Taylor, who
was stricken with paralysis on last
Thursday evening departed this life
Tuesday morning, March 70, 1918, at
the residence of Mrs. Kittye Taylor
The funeral services will be conducted
at the First Baptist Church by Rev.
A. Parr Thursday Of this week. The
deceased was the mother of Mrs. Bet
tie (TaylOr) BatChlor of st. Louis,
Mo-, who has been home since early
last fall on the account of illness and
was sister-in-law Of Mrs. Kittye Tay-
lor. They have the sympathy of
their large circle of friends in their
bereavement. Mrs. Bettye (Taylor)
Bachelor is doing as well as could
be expected just now Mrs. Ethel
(Batchlor) Tucker has returned to
her home in Memphis, after spending
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Bachelor. Mr..
Clarence Taylor of Humboldt, Tenn,
spent Sunday afternoon in Browns
vile, the guest of Mrs. Temple Talia-
ferro, on Hatchie street. Miss Low
Ever McLain of Humboldt, Tenn, en-
route to Keeling, Tenn, where she
is teaching, spent Sunday the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Gill on Hatchie
Ave. Mrs. Martha Gill spent the week
end in the Taylor Chapel neighbor'
hood, her former home, the pleasant
guest of her daughter. DR.. and Mrs,
| Robt. L. Redman of Stanton, motored
| to Brownsville, Monday of this week
on business. Mrs ETH (Taliaferro)
| HILL who has been in poor health for
many months is getting along as well
as her condition will allow. Miss
| Julia Hesse, who has been teaching in
| the rural district, is home on the ac-
count of illness. She is convalescent
at this writing. Little Beatrice Back
of Stanton, Tenn, who has been at
tending Dunbar High School has re-
turned and entered school again after
spending two weeks at home on the
account of illness. Last Sunday was
an ideal day for church going. Rev
A. Parr was at his post Of duty and
at eleven o'clock he delivered an eX
ceedingly spendid sermon to a large
audience. His text: Rev. ga, Never
theless have some what against thee
because thou hast left thy first love-
subject, 1.-THE church's Abandonment
of its first love" You can have shoes
mended while you wait by Coleman
and Whitelow. These young mel
hail from Tuskegee Institute. Mis-
Lucille Owens is out after recent i'll
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. c. j, Porter wer
called to Humboldt, Tenn, thei
former Sunday ever last to attend tn
funeral of a relative. Dr. W. d. Clay
bon, the progressive dentist, spent tn
weekend out of the city. Mrs. Lucil
M. Jeffries left last Friday morning
to spend a week with Prof. F. E. JET
fries parents at Jones Station. Prof
Joined his wife on Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with his parents, re
turning home Monday of this week
The Parent Teachers Association me
last Thursday afternoon at tw
o'clock at Dunbar High School. TIL
president presiding. A most interest
ing program was arranged for tn
next meeting which will be the At
Thursday in this month, the 2Stf
Thursday evening, Easter. Mrs. F. Il
Jeffries was elected Vice President an
Rev. S. p. Morrow, the chaplain, Mrs
J., Ella Wilson is much improved. Mr.:
,, M. H. Holloway is on the sick lis
WI. cICl NOtllo llCio bOViA III wi 'N'~''
; days, On last Friday evening at tn
Epworth League a most eXcellen
program was rendered. The follow
ing numbers were applauded much
= Vocal selection, after the war
over" by Mr.. Williams Lee. Quartet
when the Lusitania went down
Mesdames Matte Currye, Maude Dol
. nell Curtis, DR.. W. d. Clayton an
Mrs. Chas.. j. Porter. Vocal sele
ton, 81 don't wanna get well" by M
. Joseph Bone. Instrumental selection
Evening Chimes" Miss Waldine Lee
-, The musical part Of tn eprogram wa
under the direction of Miss Blanch
; Walker, the talented pianist of tn
church. Mr. Chas. j. Porter is tn
competent president of the eLagu
, The First Baptist Sabbath school
9 adding a number of new pupils eac
;, Sunday. Through the untiring effort
! of Mr.. Alex Hill, the able and dutifl
: superintendent, the schol will continu
:, to grow. Mr. Hill is a wide,a-waF
: young man. Read the Globe an
= keep pace with times. Phone 70
> John Frank, the agent will suppl
= you with same.