The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-04-19
SHELBYVILlE.

Our community has never, perhaps,
been more deeply shocked than
when the intelligence spread through
the town that President l.. j. John
son had passed away. The entire
community, regardless of color or
sex, was profoundly grieved. DR..
Johnson, during the few months of
his residence here, by his quiet and
gentlemanly demeanor, and by his
upright conduct, had favorably i'm
pressed every one with whom he
came in contact. His sudden taking
away is indeed sad blow to Tur-
ner, and removes from our midst
one of whom all were expecting
much. He had gained the confidence
of the community as few men have
been able to do. Funeral obsequies
were held in the college chapel just
before taking the body to the train
for Memphis, where the body is to
be inferred The following was the
program: Rev. w. A. Smith acted
as master of ceremonies. AS the
casket was borne in, the pianist
played softly Flee as a Bird to
Your Mountain" Rev. Ogleton lined
the hymn, There is house not
made with hands" Prayer by Rev
J. P. Sebastian. Hymn lined by Rev
F. w. Gardner, Servant of God
well done" Scripture reading by
Rev. w. V. Hawkins. Second Scrip
ture lesson by Rev. J. H. Smith.
Song by school sextet, "Steay Away
to Jesus" Obituary read by Miss
Ross. Resolutions by the faculty by
Mrs. Saunders. Resolutions by stu
dents read by Miss Brown Resolu
lions by Hill Chapel A. M e. Church
read by Mrs Mary Stevens. Song
Lead Kindly Light" by Miss p A
Woodfork, by Payne Chapel; re
marks were made by Rev. F. w
Gardner, Rev. E. F. Gooch and Rev
A. Ransom. After viewing the re
mains the body was conveyed to tn
! depot, followed by relatives, studen
body and friends. The general eS
clamation was 1--WE have lost a goo
man" An unusually large numbe
Of people are down with pneumonia
Sergt. Ray of Michigan, who is her
visiting his mother, has been stricl
en- and is very low at this writing
Rev. Afford Henderson died Sunday
He was buried from Woodfork ChaI
ell. Rev. Smith officiated. Mrs. Ma
tie Evans of Collinswood, Ohio,
here for a few weeks visit Sine
the going of DR.. Suggs to the trail
ing camp, there is splendid opel
ing here for first-class dentist. Ais
the leaving of DR.. Wilson makes a
opening for a good physician, sine
there is room enough for two goo
, physicians. The need of a DENTS
. however, is more pressing Mr.. Tho
/ Hutton has charge of the tonsori,
, parlor during Mr.. Dysart's absenc
: Miss Ellen Mitchell has been cor
: PEELED to close her room on accoul
7 of the illness of her mother. Mr.
, Angelina Myers has erected vel
, handsome monument on her lot
| Mt. Ararat Cemetery Being until
t anv other one there, it attracts ge
, eral attention. Mrs. Pauline Des
9 is still confined to her room. MI
Q Ada Jennings is i'll with pneumoni
n The X. P. Lodge has invested in
e liberty bond 800. Good Let Il
: other lodges follow suit. Prof. R
y gan preached for Rev. Hawkins
y Bellbuckle Sunday. Rev. T.
/. Story is trying his hand on colt,
: this year. Rev. W. " Hawkins
l. farming this year. They say that n
/; Murray made most excellent pl
t. siding officer at the soldiers bs
e ouet. Members of the Woodfo
L. Chapel and the community in 81
l. eral are pleased with the intellige
4 way Rev. Smith conducts his fl
70 erals. The way some Of our m
n listers have inviting every minisi
,r who happens to be present to spe
v is tirescme to an extreme degr
a.