The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-04-12
She was born March %. 1894. and
Was married To Walter O. Head Mar

She was born March %, 1894, and
was married to Walter O. Head Mar.
9th. 1910. The funeral was conduct
ed at Key Chapel NJ. e. Church by
Rev. J. D. Chavis. Before she died
she selected her own text, Il will
wait until my change comes" The
following songs we're also selected
by her: God will take care OF you,"
Rock Of Ages" Saviour, more than
life to me-" The burial was at Cal
latin Cemetery in charge of Harris
and Jenkins. Mrs Sallie Burnley
and son, Reuben, who have been WIS.,
iting friends Of this place for the past
week, returned to their home in
Nashville last week. Mr.. W. C. Head
and Walter Head were in Nashville
last Thursday afternoon. Miss Eli
zabeth Garrett, after spending sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Cov1ngton, has returned to her home
in indianapolis. Deputy Grand
Chancellor, Edward v. Anthony, OF
the knights Of Pythias, was in Nash
vile last Thursday on official bust
ness. Mrs. Edmonia Harris died Mar.
18th at the home of her sister Mrs.
Harriet Layne on Woods Ferry Pike
She leaves one step-son, Mr.. Thos.
Harris, of Indianapolis, Ind, one
sister, Mrs. Harriet Layne; two
aunts, Mrs. Witha Woods, of La
!guardo, and Mrs Malissa Woods, of
Madison. Her remains were carried
to Laguardo for interment. Mrs. Eng
lish Douglass was visiting in Nash
vile last week. Mrs. w. R. Payne of
Cumberland City is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Joe Hudson, of Odoms
Bend Mrs. Catheraline S66rans and
brother, Houston Layne, GssIdianapo-
lis, and VIM. j. Layne of7Nashville
were called home last week on ac-
count Of the illness and death of
their aunt, Mrs. Edmonia Harris.
Mrs. Mamie Lyle Hassell was quietly
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony at Key Chapel parsonage by
Rev ]. D. Chavis on last Sunday eve
Aing at six o'clock. The groom was
Mr.. Robert Hassell. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Oglesby last week bounc-
ing baby girl. Mr.. Blanche Henry
Mosier of Nashville was in this city
Saturday Twenty-Five cents will buy
a Thrift Stamp. Have your children
help our boys at the front and in the
trenches by buying Thrift and War
Savings Stamps. A service flag con-
tanning three stars now adorns the
Castle Hall of the Knights of Pythias
representing the three knights of
Sumner Lodge No. 203 that are now
IN encampment at Camp Meade, Md,
Sir Jas. Winston Payne, William Lee
S.dlp and Walter Scott Harlan. Mrs.
Laura McRee of COS Sixth avenue.
s., Nashville. was the guest of her
sister, Mrs, W. A. Baker, of East
Bledsoe street, and her father, Mr..
Harcus Miller, who has been i'll for
several weeks. She was accompanied
by her little daughter, Argartha Da-
Wis. Miss Katie Mayberry of State
Normal spent Sunday with home
folks on Blythe street. A funeral
goes by. 1t may be your next. Why
not join the ranks of the Knights
of Pythias and leave $3.50 behind to
your loved ones? Talk it over with
Edward V. Anthony, Deputy G.. G.
Mr.. William Lane of Nashville was
here to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Head. Mr.. George
Foster is reported some better at
this writing. Miss Diora Hammer of
Nashville was here Sunday to pay a
visit to her mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Hammer, of East
Bledsoe street See Robert Baker,
agent for the Chicago Defender and
the Nashville Globe, Americas fore
most newspapers.