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


GALLATIN.
Miss Bette Hudson and brother,
Jack, left for Indianapolis, Ind, Sun
day morning where they will visit
friends for several weeks. Miss
Katie Mayberry of State Normal was
here last week to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Mayberry, of
Blythe Street. Misses Lily and Edna
Stain of Starks Knob were pleasant
visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary
Anthony on last Sunday. Do you
owe the Globe boy anything? If so,
pay him. Miss Flora Morgan, age
eight years, daughter of Mr.. Jerry
Morgan of Eastside died at his
home on last Sunday morning of tu-
Derculosis. She had been ill for
about two weeks. Funeral services
were conducted at the home by Rev.
Chavis. Burial followed at Gallatin
Cemetery, and was in charge of Har-
rls and Jenkins, undertakes. Mes
danes Mary Duncan and Amanda
White and Miss Lucy Lane of the
Woods Ferry Pike was in Huntsville
last week visiting relatives and
friends and report fine time. Mr..
billiard Peyton, who died in Louis
Vile, KY, last week was brought to
this city and buried at Cairo on We'd
nesday, March 5th. He was a broth
er of Miss Lizzie Davis of Cairo. The
body was taken in charge when it
arrived here by Harris and Jenkins,
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is very seriously i'll at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Anthony on
East Bledsoe street. The rally held
at Key Chapel Church on last Sum
day was announced a great success,
neat sum of money being realized.
Sumner Lodge No. 203, Knights of
Pyth1as is continuing to add to its
already large number of brave men.
Applications of Messrs. James and
Harrison McClelland are now in the
hands of the investigating committee.
Now is an excellent time to join,
while its dispensation is now open.
If you are interested, speak to Jas.
W. Payne, Chancellor Commander or
Edward V. Anthony, Deputy Grand
Chancellor. Edward Pye the IA year
old son. of Mr.. Louis Pye died at the
home OF his father on Grays street,
on last Thursday evening. Funeral
at the residence by Rev. Peter Ver-
trees, the burial being in charge of
Harris and Jenkins. We had a coal
less winter, wonder if we will have
an iceless summe? Compositor, Geo.
-----, after two weeks confine-
ment to his bed with illness is back
at his case in the composing room of
the Sumner County News. Mesdames
Louis Weathers and William Ander-
son were in Franklin KY, last Sum
day, the guests of Mrs. Ned Mahan.
The Sunday school teachers
met at the home of Superinten-
dent ]. w. Horton, recently. Rev.
Vertrees, pastor of Winchester Bap-
list Church unanimously elected
teacher, was present with his corps
of Sunday school teachers and Wis
itOrs as well. The lesson was eff
GENTLY taught and all felt stronger
after listening to Rev. Vertrees' ex-
PLANTATION of same. After the reg
ular routine of work, Mrs.
Horton and son surprised the party
by serving a twto coure menu, Mrs.
Fanny Wylie, the appointee for cour-
tesies, being absent, Mrs. Vertrees,
in few appropriate words thanked
the host and hostess for their hospi-
tality. Adjourned. Miss Sam Ella
Lyles is sick at this writing. The B.
Il. Y. p. U. has seemingly taken new
interest in the work. The atten-
dance is fine and the work is prog
'ressing under the leadership of Bro.
John McClelland. Mr.. Henry Toll
Finger is critically i'll at his home on
Red River Pike. Alvin Gary or the
Sailors Return, an opera in three
acts, presenting wit and humor,
plenty of fun with a great moral les
son was presented at Key Chapel M.
e. Church on last Friday evening.
Those who represented the various
characters were as follows: Alvin
Gray, Mr.. Dock Jenkins; Betsy Gray,
Mrs. Matte C. Chavis; Alvin Gray,
Jr., Mr.. r. B. Baker; Natience AL
good, Mrs. Tattie M. Harris; 81
Weakness, Mr.. Ruben Harris; George
Grllnllle, Ut. w. ", MchlSSaCk, Lucy
Gray, Miss Fannie Harris; Nancy
Pastyouth, Miss Eunice Bush; Capt
Sharktooth, Mr.. Willie Lee Culp;
Two old men, D. l. C. Ramsey, Rev. j.
d. Chavis; Children, Katie Randolph,
Douglas Chavis; Matilda Jones, Mrs
Clara Baker. Each performer ably
performed their part and showed
great credit for their instructor.
Final was a patriotic Song, Keep the
home fires burning"