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

Mrs. Lucinda Ditty and little daughter
OF near Stevenson, Ala, were guests
OF Mesdames 10 Mcmillan and Lucy
Amos, through Sunday. Rev. W. j..
Hancock preached two spendid ser
mons at Bethel A. NJ. E. Church last
Sunday. The Presbytery of the C. p.
Will meet with that congregation this
city in April. The Elk River Associa-
ton will convene at Mt. Bethlehem
Baptist church in August. DIR. NJ L.
Springs (dentist) left this week for
lockwood, where he anticipates en-
gaging in a spendid practice. The
people of this vicinity are reluctant in
giving up DR.. Springs as his practice
is greatly needed and his presence is
a great adjunct to society. His many
friends through these parts entertain
no doubts but that he will have a bun
dant success sin his new field of labor
Now Doctor, don't forget to head your
self for our burg pretty often. Some
thing doing here. Mrs. Harris and
little Miss Magdalene Stepler were
seen calling on friends Saturday Mr.
VIM. Petty is suffering with appendi-
citis at this writing. Mrs. ]. NJ. Haw-
kins resigned her position as teacher
in Richard City school to take effect
on or before March 81, Mrs. Hawkins
goes to indianapolis, Ind, early in
April we are told. Mrs. S. E. Oliver
succeeds her at Richard City. The
cake contest at Mt. Bethlehem Bap-
fist resulted in raising $4,000 and
some cents. Mr.. Alex Stapler was
the successful contestant over Mrs.
Hannah Campbell, Mrs. Ella jackson
and Mrs. Minnie Robinson. Mrs.
Priscilla Tally of Stevenson, Ala, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Harri-
son Smith and her sister-in-law Mrs.
Cora Hill recently. Mable infant
grand daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Stephens died Saturday and was
buried Sunday p. m. Rev. F. A.
Hatcher officiated, interment at city
cemetery. Miss Lillian Walker of
Jasper is the guest of Mrs. Ed High
tower. Mr.. Jno. Murphy and Miss
Bertha Mason both of Richard City
were united in wedlock at 2:30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Cummings, Elm
Ave, this city. Rev. w. ]. Hancock
officiating. The Missionary and Edu.
cational of Mt. Bethlehem Church
met with two sick members, viz. Mrs.
Lizzie Brooks and Mrs. Emma Nc
Campbell recently each meeting was
very interesting. The one Monday
this week was held with Mrs. Mary
Douglass, the lesson topic was one
of equal interest to previous meetings
and the social side was deliberately
carried out. Mr.. ]. j. McElroy was
summoned to the funeral and burial
of Mr.. Ed Gill, who died in Chatta-
nooga, on the Sth or 9th and whose
remains were shipped to Shelbyville,
for interment. Mrs w. NJ. Clay Of
! Richard City accompanied Miss Ber-
/ tina Mason bride to be) from Richard
City to this city, where she was happi'
ly married to Mr.. John Murphy,
Dame Rumor says Mr. Henry Hill and
Mr.. Freeman Marks are next on the
list for conubial bliss. Also Mr.. A,
H. Booker. Rev. c. H. McFields
preached at Richard City last Sunday
and reports splendid meeting.
Modest behavior and Helen's beauty
is possessed by the young lady who
started from Detroit, Mich, arrived
here Thursday the 7th to the delight
of her mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Kathleen (Northcut) Dimples and
Mrs. Ida Northcut her name had not
been given at this writing but both
mother and infant are doing we'll. The
stork visited Mr. and Mrs. William
! Streeter on Cedar Ave-, and placed in
their home a young man who will
board with them for an indetinate
period. Our boy in the army has
written to the church for their prayers.
The Baptist congregation is greatly
wrought upon by letter written by
Mr.. Arthus Jones in the U. S. Navy
We shall make them speciality not
only in prayers but in this column
next week. The annual spring rally
will be pulled off at Mt. Bethlehem
Baptist church next Sunday the 18th
! 100000 is the slogan. Let everybody
help this once. The people at the big
plant are expected to do great things
Sunday afternoon. The people gen
orally of this city are pleased to learn
that Editor Miller, former colleague
is on the road to recovery. Get wei
old boy.
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