The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-04-12

captain over the boys Wnlie en- route
to the camp. For this beautifully
planned program. Rev. Holloway
wishes his friends to know that Prof.
e. A. Austin, was master of ceremon-
les. Last Sunday afternoon, Mr.. w.
M. Leigh entertained a very large
bunch of the younger set with an egg
hunt. Misses Katie and Sadie Lee,
their charming daughters were as
sisted in receiving by Miss Florence
Tynes. The eggs were hidden by
Mr.. W. ]. Leigh, Miss N. B. White
low, Mr.. and Mrs. Suel Flagg, assist
ed by Mrs. w. M. Leigh. This beau
tiful country home was the scene OF
merriment. After the egg hunt,
music was the main feature OF
amusement. A very large number of
the girls and boys Of Dunbar High
school and of the city were present
and enjoyed the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Leigh. Mr.. E. ]. Whitelow
spent Thursday of last week in
Humboldt, Tenn. Mr.. G. j. Porter
spent Wednesday Of last week out OF
the city on business. DR.. ID. w. clay
bon, spent the weekend out of the
city. Mr.. Thomas Greene, who has
been in st. Louis for several months
has returned home. Mrs. Emma
(Sloan) johnson of Memphis, Tenn,
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sloan, who live
five miles east Of Brownsville. Prof.
McAdam Sloan was called to Mem
phis recently to his sister-in-law's
funeral. Miss Alice Nancy, popu-
lar hair dresser is visiting relatives
and friends in Memphis, Tenn. MIR.
l.. Benerly spent several days OF last
week out of the city on business.
Rev. A. Parr spent the past week in
Memphis, conducting the spring re-
yival for Rev. T. O. Fuller. Mrs.
Bette (Taylor) Bachelor, who has
been i'll for some time is much i'm
proved. DR.. j. l.. Curtis, one OF the
progressive physicians of the city
has been confined to his home, corner
Cherry and Tyrus street, on the ca
count of illness. He is convalencent
at this writing. His large circle Of
friends wish for him speedy recov-
cry Last Friday evening, the I'M
provement Society Of the First Bap-
fist Church of which Mr.. ]. w. Leigh
is president furnished the program at
the Epworth League of Farmers
Chapel, of which Mr.. Chas. j. Porter
is president. A splendid program was
rendered. Mrs. M. l.. Parr had
charge of the program and was ex-
cellently assisted by Miss Carrye l..
Dixon, one of the pianists OF the
Younger set. At the close of the pro-
gram the Junior Progressive OF
Farmers Chapel served cream ana
cold drinks. Mrs. Eta Bachelor
spent Easter pleasantly in Jackson,
Tenn. Mrs. Geedie (Walton) Bond,
the progressive teacher of Beach
Grove spent the weekend in the city
, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Murphy, Friday afternoon of last
week. Mrs. Ollie King closed her
school at Salem, by having an egg
hunt for the children, Friday even
ing, beginning at O'Clock a con-
, cert which was grand. Both OF these
, exercises were we'll attended. Tne
: church was packed to its uttermost
= capacity to witness the concert. she
= ia indeed a splendid worker in the
!, community wherever she teaches.
;. Miss Julia Hesse, who has been Ill
, for some time is able to be up now
. Miss Jimmie D. Matt is out after re-
! cent illness. Mr.. Pike Anthony, an
), old citizen died Monday, April 3
1918. Mr.. David Evan, the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Evans, lett ias'
;, Sunday for Nashville for an lndehi
y mite stay. Miss Indiana Evans, W.T.
:, has been quite i'll for some time N
- much improved. Mr.. Phil Matt dyll
7 Sunday afternoon, April 8, W II
q Mr.. Matt was 81 years old. HeA !!
q been in failing health for the y
= five years. Mrs. Fannie Matt, NJ
: wife, who departed this life tWentd
Il Years ago and since that time ma
i lived with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill
, the later being his daughter.
2, this home he was well cared for, no
% allowed to be thrown out in tn
70 winters cold to suffer Each mem
,. Der of the family was devoted to hin
In while all of his grand children love
: him dearly. Little Emma was ex
IT, ceedingly kind and attentive to MN
10 He is survived by one sister, MRS
+ Jane Spinery, who is close 10 .
N years old, living in the Mercer nelg1
is borhood, two daughters, Mrs. MILL
" Hill and Miss Laura Matt, three SON
ID Messrs Wiley and Phil Matt OF Men
VI phis and Dave Matt of lndianapoli
n Ind, and number Of grand children
10 The many friends extend their syn
Nv pathy to them. Interment took piat
" at Pythian Cemetery