The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-29


ure. II is In this home that the blow
is most keenly left. The funeral serv-
ices were conducted at Farmers
Chapel c. M. e. Church. Monday after
noon Of this week by Rev. s. P. Nor
row, her pastor. A soul-stirring
prayer was offered by Rev. NJ. H. Hobo
way. The Obituary was read by
Mrs. C. E. Lynx. Scripture reading by
Rev. A. Parr. Rev. Morrows text was
for the occasion, Let me die the
death Of the righteous, that my end
might be like his" He spoke of the
beautiful qualities possessed by the
deceased and Of the many times It
was his to visit her during her i'll
ness. At the close of the sermon, Rev.
A. Parr sang, "Hallelujah' tbs DONE"
as she requested the same to be sung.
at her funeral. In the obituary read
by Mrs. Lynx, many striking features
of the life of the deceased were brought
out. In speaking Of the many spen-
did qualities possessed by Mrs. Hill,
Mrs. Lynch said in part: whether
affliction and sorrow always bring out
the best there is in a person, we can
not say, but we know that the pnysl.
cal and mental pain which Mrs. Hill
endured for 10 months before sne
passed away, developed the hlghest
and noblest qualities in her. wasted
and, worried by disease, coughing ner
precious life away, yet she was al
ways full of cheer and perfectly resign
ed to fate. She bore her illness WIN
greatest of patience. She leaves
loving husband, one who has stood
by her in every viciscitude and never
tired in doing whatever he could for
her. She leaves a loving mother
whose love transcends all other affec-
tions of the heart, who sacrlnceu
every comfort to her convenience. She
leaves four brothers, who were de-
voted to her and who did much TO
make her last hours comfortable.
Sleep on, dear Ethel,
Sleep on and take your rest
pillow your head upon the SaVlors
brast,
We loved you well,
But Jesus loved you best,
Sleep on, sleep on, sleep on"
Her husband, Mr.. Alex Hill mother,
Mrs. Elsie Taliaferro, brothers,
Messrs Albert, Earl, Erma and
Clarence .Taliaferro have the deepest
sympathy of large circle OF friends
The floral design sent by Mesdames
Walter Smith and Percy Smith OF
Chicago. was very beautiful. BRO.
Ceasor Johnson departed this life ON
last Wednesday, March, 1918 after
lingering illness Of many months. nc
professed religion many years ago. he
was about rs years old. He was loyal
to his church until recent years wnen
health failed. He was loving nus
band. Funeral services were COLI
ducted in the home Thursday morn
ing by his pastor, Rev. A. Parr: no
was an old and highly respected cltl-
zen He is survived by his WIRE Mrs'
Rhoda Johnson, who has the sympa.
thv of many during this sad hour ol
bereavement. Mrs. Maria Turner an
old resident died at her nome On
Jefferson street, last Wedhesuas,
March 1918 after a brief illness OF
only a few days She was ABOUT os
Years of age, and had been WIDOW
for a number of years. She PROGRESSED
a hope in Christ in her youth anu thele
after lived a consistent MEMBER OIL
tbe church. The funeral services
we're conducted by Rev. A farr az
the list Baptist Church Thursua!
afternoon She was woman OIL spieh'
did character, possessing many nopie
qualities. Hers too was life wortny
Of emulation. Mr. and Mrs. Wlille
Rogers accompanied Mrs. Annie wac
(Walton) Lee as far as Memphis last
Thursday returning Friday. Mrs. Lee
has gone to visit her husband, Mr..
Clarence Lee, who is at Camp Meade,
Md. Messrs Hilda Oldham, Words
Walker and Joyner Walker left recent
w for St. Louis, Mo-, for an indefinite
stay. Mr.. L. Beverly is spending
few days in Memphis, Tenn on
business. Master Leland Richmond OF
927 Mcdowell street, Memphis, Tenn,
spent the week end the guest OF MS
cousin, Mrs. Bette Batchlor. Rev a.
Parr made brief trip to Bells, Tenn'
Wednesday of last week. Rev. A. farr
conducted the funeral services OF MT.
Horny Fender at Browns Creek, IL
miles e. of Brownsville, last SUNDAY
DR.. and Mrs. ]. L. Curtis, taking WIZ
them Messrs E. J. Whitelow ana
Wheeler Jones, motored TO Browns
Creek last Sunday attending the 'luh-
eral services of Mr.. Henry Pender'
Mrs Ella Wilson is out after recent
illness Indianna, the daughter OF MT.
and Mrs Chavis Evans has been quite
i'll for several days. Mr.. Erna die
ferro of Camp Meade, 36S infantry
Comnanv K. was called home TO at
tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Alex Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim W,lson
have moved out in the rural district
in the prospect neighborhood. Mrs.
Irov Tucker has returned home arter
snending several weeks in st. LOUIS,
Mo Mrs Jane Whitelow spent inc
rr wool end the guest of her daughter
Wrs Anna Greene. Mrs Bette Lee
has returned home after spelulne
several days with her sister Mrs.
Anna Greene. Mrs. B. +. McLlh y,
humboldt. Tenn, spent the week emu
.bo guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Glil
on Hatchie street. Nellie Francis her
,;ttle girl accompanied her. Miss Lou
Ever McLin. who is teaching at heel'
i T,G snent Friday evening and satur-
day with DR.. and Mrs. J. M. Gill MRS.
Anna Greene. one of the progressive
hair dressers of Brownsville ihaue
brief visit out of the city last weeA'
Mr. John Jacocks a progressive plnn
ter of Taylors Chapel attenqeu s '1 II
funeral of Mr.. Robt. McLln' froi, ,o e.
r. Jeffries and Miss Eva NJ heea le 81
tuesday evening of this week 10 a.,
tend the State Supervisors Congress-
which convenes in Nashville Tenn,
Mrs ollie Whitelow closed her schooi
at Brown Creek, last Friday evening dn,
with lovely concert. A most excel
49, oogram was rendered A lovely