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

Ruth Chapel 1O1 Eastern Star cele-
brated their Sth anniversary Sunday
at $3.50 p. M, at Mt. Bethlehem Bap-
fist church. The members Of the
Chapel turned out in full regalia and
paraphernalia. Grand Royal Matron,
Mrs. Ada Laprade, Of Chattanooga,
was not present on the account Of an
optical trouble. Her regrets" were
read by Mrs. ]. ]. McElroy. Royal
Matron jamie Stapler of the local
Chapter was at her best. Mrs. S. E.
Oliver performed the part Of Royal
Patron on the account Of the absence
of R. P. j. j. Cummings. Each pre-
former acquitted herself most creditab-
ly. Mrs. Emma Monroe Oliver, men,
Der of a local chapter, Chattanooga
and also principal of Graded school,
this city, deserves special mention for
most complete paper on Woman"
which was a literary gem and i'm
mensely enjoyed by all present. The
popular, Rev. ]. T. Martin, pastor
of Mt. Bethlehem Baptist (pastor Of
the people this city, church preached
the Thanksgiving sermon, which was
both instructive and forceful as we'll
as strengthening to the local chapter,
Mrs. w. ]. Astrapp pianist. Collec-
ton $1,000. Little Miss Magdoline
Stapler spent Friday night very en-
joyable with Mrs. Hawkins. Miss
jamie A. Lightfoot is very sick this
week and has been for past ten days,
she is reported a victim to bronchial
troubles. She is better however at
this writing. DR.. w. ]. Astrapp &C
complained Mrs. Julia Barrett to Nash
Vile last Saturday, where she under
went a successful operation at Hale
Hospital. The friends of Mrs Bar
rett in this city are praying for her
speedy recovery. Mrs. Ellen Smith
accompanied Mrs. William Carter to
Bridgeport, Ala, where they both
visited the latters brother, Mr.. A.
Goodwin. who was very sick then.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hawkins, has returned from
Chattanooga and reports an o. X, bust
ness trip. Mrs. Odessia Wagner's
name has been added to the list of
Globe readers Miss Lucille Henderson
was called to Stevenson, Ala Friday,
the 21st to witness the funeral and
burial of her dear grandmother, who
was the mother of Rev. Henderson
Lamberson. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bar
nett and daughter, Miss Lemma were
summoned to Ladd's near Guild on
the account of the death Of Mr.. Will
liam Hale, eldest son of Mrs. Mary
Hale. The Old Maids Club played at
Richard City, Thursday evening, 2lst
$500 and some cents door receipts
and $500 and some cents at refresh
ments stands total $500 and some
cents. The following night they re-
peate dthe play at Mt. Bethlehem Bap-
fist church to a we'll filled house OF
auditorsl larger number OF whom
were school children, who were eager
to see the much talked Of "Old Maids
in their costumes, which were really
pretty as we'll as appropriate. The re-
cepits of last Sundays ecorts at the
Baptist church were $4,000 and some
cents. Rev. A. M. Rich rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church addressed the col
ored citizens on Thrift Stamps and
w. S. S. Monday night this week at
the Baptist church. Mrs. E. M. Oliver
called the meeting on behalf of city
school children getting a T. S. and
w. S. S. enough to buy one Liberty
Bond for the school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Webb in Hamburg, have lost
by death their two little sons, Tyree,
age years and Y. c. age years with
in the last ten days. They were pro-
nounced victims of minigitis. They
ha tevhe sympathy of their many
friends.