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

Gregor street. Miss Mary Maddix Of
Nashville, was called here to attend
the funeral Of her cousin, Miss Ruth
Dayle Lands. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ashworth OF Donelson. Tenn, spent
Sunday with friends In Lebanon. Mrs
Irene Harris left Friday for Camp
Meade, where she will Join her hus-
band, Mr.. Gloston Whitley was in
Nashville, Saturday on business. Mrs.
Mary Mcdaniel spent Sunday in
Lebanon. She is teaching at Water
Town. Miss Bessie Johnson has re-
turned home from Smithville, Tenn,
after spending a month or more there.
Mrs. Lou Ella Harris was called to
Chicago, Ill, to be at the bed side OF
her daughter, Mrs. Willie May Har-
ris Seal who is reported very Ill.
Mr.. Wesley Johnson left recently for
Chicago, Ill where he will be engaged
in work. Miss Anna Whittico has
returned from Nashville. She reports
a jolly time On last Thursday as the
last winter day had almost past, death
came into the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim Lands and took from their side a
precious one, we loved so well, Ruth
Dayle Lands. She was only IA
years old. She protested hope In
Christ two years ago and united with
the Mt. Zion Baptist Church where
she mde a faithful member in the
home, the school room and church.
She will be greatly missed for 1t seems
that she always brought about sun
shine. To know Ruth Dayle was to
love her but Oh how sad it seems but
it must not be for we shall see Ruth
again so we can only bow to Him
and say the will of our Lord be done
Her funeral was preached at Mt. Zion
Baptist church by Rev. M. F. Riley,
Friday March 1st so we will have to
say fare we'll dear little Ruth Dayle,
until we all meet in the morning of
the great resurrection. From one that
loved her, her aunt, Mrs. A. l.. Ander
son. Rev. T. W. Johnson, pastor Of
of Pickett Chapel M. e. Church Yves
at his post Of duties Sunday and
preached to large congregation morn
ing and night. 1t seems that Pickett
Chapel has taken on new life. A nice
collection Of ;2O41 was taken for the
pastor Rev. Henrys, pastor Of the
Holiness Church is still engaged in
his 10 days meeting. Rev. Freeman Ia
in the meeting. Mr.. Haily OF
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, is visiting the
which is reported a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon Howell Of Nash
vile was called here to the funeral
Of her uncle, Mr.. Geo. Williamson.
Mr.. Jno. Williamson of Bobbington,
Tenn, also attended the funeral Of
Mr.. Geo. Williamson. Miss Odellia
Everltt, Miss Josie Team Helms of
are the guest Of Miss Cassie
Betty. Miss Betty will spare no pains
in making 1t pleasant for her guest.
Sunday was great church going day
and Rev NJ. F. Riley, pastor Of Mt.
Zion was at his best, he preached two
strong sermons and administered the
Lords Supper to a largo number. A
collection Of $1,000 was taken for the
pastor. Mr.. George Williamson fell
asleep In Jesus Friday morning, March
1st, 1918, he was in full triumph Of
faith He was sick quite while, but
bore his illness with patience and was
often heard to say, am waiting for
my change to come In Pickett Chapel
he lived a devoted Christian for Is
years, the greater part Of his life was
spent for Jesus, his funeral was
preached Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
by Rev. T. W. Johnson, pastor Of
Pickett Chapel. Rev. M. F. Riley, pas
tor of Mt. Zion Baptist church and
Rev. E. ]. Guthrie, district Supt., Of
the Cumberland River District. Pray |
ar was offered by Rev. N. S. G. Brown,
pastor Of A. NJ. e. Church. Scripture
lesson was read by Rev. Henrys pas
or of the Holiness Church. The fol-
lowing ministers were present at the
funeral: Revs G. Hill, Bob Richamon, I
Burks, A. D. Butler, Coutch, Glenn,
Higgins, Fl. Betty and Joe Betty The
Masonic, Eastern Star and Benevolent
Order turne out with the deceased.
Mr.. Williamson will be greatly missed
n his home, the church, the lodge,
,ut we feel that our lost is heavens I,
,ain, he was a devoted son, husband,
ather and brother, so farewell till
We meet again.