The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-08
SPRING HILL.

On Feb. 18th, Rev. A. b. ThomD-
son held a very successful revival
for one week and two souls were
saved and joined the church lie was
assisted by Rev. w. p. Hall of
Franklin. On Feb. oath, Rev. Green
Thompson filed his pulpit and re-
port fine services. Rev. Thompson
is in Nashville at this writing. On
March 3rd, Rev. A. b. Thompson
filled his pulpit day and nisht He
seemed to be at his best at both
services and the young ladies were
equal to the mocking birds in the
spring, their voices were so clear.
Sunday was such a pretty day they
could not help but sing like birds
Mr.. L. A. Bond presided at the or
gan, as usual. The Sunday school
at the M Il. Church was fine Sun
day afternoon. Brother Monroe Lee
of Rural Hill was with us and gave
us a fine discussion on the lesson.
We have our Sunday school in the
afternoon because we can get more
| of the young men and ladies', as
thev are employed in the forenoon.
! So when YOU are in our town on Sun
day afternoons stop in at Wesley
Chapel M. E. Sunday School. we
will be more than glad to have you
and we are sure you will be given
literature. Rev. j. w. Sheriff. OF
! Columbia filled his pulpit Sunday
night. They report good service and
a good congregation. They gave
the Lords Supper on Sunday night
Miss Cannon, the county superinten
dent, was here last week in the in
terest of our school as we have
none here, but we hope to have one
soon. Mrs Ella Staten and Mrs
Dora Perkins of Columbia were the
guests of Mrs. j. w. Blair last week
We are glad to report that Mrs
Blair is now able to be out of hel
room again after four months SUI
fering with a very bad finger ant
: arm. We are also glad that Mrs
Matt Sharber is improving and W.
hope she will be out again, also Mr
,, w. NJ. McLemore seems to be I'm
proving. DR.. M. Boyd of Columbi
was called here to see a very slcl
!, patient Friday evening by the nam
of Mrs. Peggy Smith, We learne
, TODAY she is much better. DR.. Gree
4 of Franklin was here last week
= see some sick patients. Mr.. Eugen
D THOMPSON and j. NJ. Williams
e Nashville were the guests OF Mr.
S Robert Brown Sunday. They mad
e a few calls to see several friend
l. Mr.. Thompson's friends are MOI
g than glad to see him whenever h
k is in town. Miss Oda H.. HaddoX
e Nashville is here to spend fe
S days with her mother, Mrs, Dol
v Hughes, and her friends are
s. glad to meet her. They all wish 81
g could stay longer. She will retul
n to the city Wednesday, Mrs My
le tie Stephenson and Miss viii
Stephenson spent Sunday in Colul
e. bia. They were the guests of NJ
re and Mrs. Frank McLemore. Mr.. J
I'd Frierson and Mr.. Harrison of E
II, Rufus Harrison of Columbia of {
v. lumbia were the guests of Miss /
n cinda Sharber Sunday, also Miss
]. Cola Sharber and Ida L. Hadd
Is and the Misses Stephenson a
r. Miss Hughes were present. MI
Estella Harden of Dark's Mill spe
1t from Saturday until Tuesday wi
Miss Florence e. Brown. On Sunda
lie Feb. oath, Miss Brown entertain
as five at dinner A four course me
er was served. She had as her CUES
w Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLemore
Columbia, Miss Harlin, Mr., Jam
Wade and Mrs. Cuyleara Ratcl