The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-05-24
TULLAHOMA.

SUNDAY at the Baptist Church, on
account of the absence of Rev. Tate
the services were conducted by Rev.
VIM. jenkins and Rev. Bob Dixon,
the pastor, of Mt Zion, Thompson
Creek. Rev. Dixon preached a soul
stirring sermon from 1 Kings 18:
Il at IL o'clock to large congre-
cation. At o'clock Rev. VIM. Jen-
kins preached a spiritual sermon
from 1 Cor. 1918 to a mixed congre-
cation and at $3.50 the white women
led by Miss Hilder Toner and Miss
Maude Hickerson met with the col
ored women for the purpose of or
ganizing a Civilian Relief Society
under the auspices of the Red Cross
All present enjoyed the meeting and
were willing to take active part and
do anything they could for the bene-
fit of the soldiers. Mr.. Dee Lock has
returned from Nashville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Wilhoite had great fam
lily reunion Saturday and Sunday.
There were % in number. A large,
long table was arranged in the din
ing room Sunday at 1870. Those
around the table numbered 26 in
all and Miss Pearl Whiteside did
the serving in great style. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilholte are very proud indeed
Of their grandchildren, daughters and
sons-in-law. They have managed to
have the family reunion for the last
four or five years. Mr.. Wilhoite said
that heWas very proud indeed that
his family increased each year in
stead Of decreasing. On Sunday In
the afternoon they all left for Their
different homes in buggies and wag-
ons and on the train until this time
next year. Mr.. Nathan Williams is
quite sick at this writing. Young
Rock Baker, who has just recently
returned from Nashville, is quite ill.
We are proud to say that Mrs. Lonia
Alexander Scott is still able to be
out. Rev. Coleman, the sanctified
minister, is holding a 1O-days' meeting
at the Masonic Hall on Jackson
street and the meeting is largely at
tended by both white and black. Rev.
Coleman is a great preacher in his
way. He came to this place by the
request of Mr.. Will Dillon Mr.. Earl
Whitaker has accepted a position
with Mr.. Scott Austin and w. r.
! Baker and he is now doing the house
decoration and is making a success
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shelton and Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Holmes were in Lynch.
burg last Sunday visiting friends
and relatives. Their trip was enjoyed
very much by the party. Mr. Shelton
says this is a great place and he
must go again. Mrs. Ada Gupton is
making preparation for great trip
Mr. Erwin Killers of Springfield and
Miss Ethel Stokes made a trip tC
Manchester Monday and were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock. Mr.
Killons is young man who came
here to pack tobacco and Miss Stokes
is the niece of Mr. Nose Chresman
Mr.. and Mrs. Killens will make
their home in Springfield after June
18th. To keep posted you must reat
the Globe. Mrs. Mica Bright is quite
sick. Rev. Jesse jenkins, the presid
ing elder, was in Fayetteville las
week. DR.. Jones was live wire o
the big meeting Monday night Mr.
Jesse Colston of Nashville spen
Sunday in our town. He was accom-
panied by his son, George, from Had
ley's Bend. Prof. Buford Holman o
State Normal spent few days will
his mother and brother last week
Read the Globe and keep up. MI
Aquiller Wood has returned from
McMinnville, where he went las
week to visit his wife.