The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-05-03

spent the weekend in Waterfowl, as
the guest of Mrs. Attrella Caruthers
Anderson. Mrs. Hattie Sweat spent
Sunday in Watertown. Mrs. Odia
Hellums spent the weekend in Car
thage. Miss Lizzie Davis of India
napolis, Ind, is visiting her mother
this week Mrs. Disie Martin was
called to st. Louis to be at the bed
side of her son, Mr.. Jesse Martin,
who is very sick. DR.. r. C. Patton
will be out of town after the 30th for
a few days. Miss Bette Clark of
Watertown, spent the weekend in
Lebanon. Miss Nancy Woods of Car
thage, is visiting in Lebanon. Mr..
Hershell Blackmon of COoksville,
spent the weekend here with his
grand parents on East Trousdale St.
Mr.. Alonzo Pates has returned home
after visiting Cincinnati, Springfield,
London and Columbus, Ohio. He re-
ports delightful trip. Mrs. L, D.
Keith was in Nashville, Friday, shop
ping. Mr.. Robert Rucker died Sun
day morning, His death came as
shock to his many friends, as he was
only sick for few days. He leaves
wife, mother, four brothers and
host or friends to mourn their loss.
Rev. 7. w. Johnson, pastor of Pickett
Chapel NJ. e. Church, was called to
Kentucky, Saturday to be at the bed
side of his son, who is real sick.
There were no services held at Pickett
Chapel Sunday. The members and
friends of the said church extend to
Rev. johnson their heart felt SYM
pathy. The Mt. Zion Baptist Church
and Sunday school is alive. The pas
tor, NJ. F. Riley filled his pulpit Sun
day as usual and preached two very
strong sermons. The one that was
most awakening to his congregation
was the sermon on Sabbath Break
ing" The funeral of Brother Robt
Rucks, a member of Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church was preached Monday by
the pastor. A very large crowd was
there to witness the funeral The
pastor, wife and little daughter were
invited to dinner on Thursday with
Sister Cora Page, on Saturday with
Sister Will Porters, on Sunday with
Sister Eddie Debow. The work Of
the school is progressing in spite of
the fact that our number has been
interferred with on account of sick
ness. Measles, mumps and influenza
are raging among the pupils. There
was an interesting base ball game,
Friday, between the Lebanon Public
school boys and the Watertown boys.
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anon. Rev. o. D. Henry, the pastor
of the Holiness Church has returned
home from Columbia, where he met
their quarterly meeting. He reports
one of the best meetings of its kind
that he ever witnessed. Rev Henry
was called home Saturday night upon
receipt of a telegram from his wife
that she was very i'll. We hope for
her an early recovery. Rev. Henry
will begin a series of meetings at his
church tonight and will be assisted
by Evangelist John 7. Brown OF
Springfield Ohio. The public is in
vited to attend these services as Rev.
Henry is sparing no pains to make
this one of the best meetings ever
held at his church. Mrs. Henry is
indeed very proud to have visiting
her this week, her mother, Mrs. Pearl
Roberts of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, also
Mrs. Maggie Grant of Clarksville.
Miss Eunice B. Harris, celebrated
her DIST birthday Sunday, April 9th
with a three o'clock dinner. A de-
licious menu was served. Those en-
joying Miss Harris hospitality were,
Misses Catherine Keith, Annie c..
Harris, Hattie Sheriff., Messrs. Cen
eral Betty, MAGELLAN White, DIR. j. H.
Jones. The afternoon was spent in
social chat They were later Joined
by Misses Ethelyn Gordon, Calister
Morten, Mallyn and Ora d. Crowder,
Bessie E. Bolton and Messrs James
Young, Van Ridley, Fount Ramsey,
Ben r. Caruthers and DR.. R. c. Pat
ton.