The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-04-12
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place on the evening of the 9th when
Mr.. Henry Hill, formerly OF Chatta-
nooga, but recently of Richard City,
led to the hymenial altar Miss Lora,
the eldest daughter of Mr.. Ned Mar
bury. The marriage took place on
First street at the beautiful home OF
the brides father, Rev. j. L. Martin,
officiating. Dame rumor has been par
ticularly busy concerning the nuptials
Of this popular couple. They have
been reported in the matrimonial
column for several weeks. The bride
wore a beautiful gown OF sky-blue
silk, carrying bunch Of carnations
in her wellshaped hands and a beau
tiful semi-wreath Of orange blossoms
caught up her lovely veil. She is
beautifully formed-tall and straight
She is one of society's favorites,
a gifted soprano singer, possessing
a voice of enviable rich and round
tone. Mr. Hill is accused OF being
handsome as well as Industrious. He
has sufficient height to make good"
in appearance. A host of friends
witnessed the marriage ceremony,
among whom were Rev. and Mrs. ].
T. Martin, Miss Annie Stapler, Miss
p. l.. Foster and Mr.. Jesse Osborne
and Miss Geneva Jones, Richard
City. Their many friends showered
congratulations upon them. Rev. ID.
H. Butler, A. M, d. D., the popular
pastor of Warren Chapel A. M. h.
Church, Chattanooga, spent day
here very pleasantly this week. Dr.
Butelr was en- route to Nashville to
meet joint committee of Allen Chris
ton Endeavor League and S. S.
Union. DR.. w. j. Astrapp left Tues
day evening for Memphis to be pres
ent at the sixth annual session OF
the Tri-State Medical, Dental and
Pharmaceutical Association, DR.. U. S.
Walton, Holly Springs, Miss, presi-
dent. The A. Nj. b. rally will begin
Sunday, the l4th. Rev. Nj. }. Han
cock, pastor. Rev. c. II. McFields
of the A. M. e. Zion Church has great
hopes of his rally. Marion County
raised and subscribed over fifty thou
sand ($50,000) dollars Saturday, the
9Th, at Jasper in Third Liberty Loan
Hons. II. Clay Evans and Byron Ia
tum were the principle speakers.
DR.. andMrs. W. j. Astrapp, Mrs, j.
T. Morton and Mrs. E. M. Oliver
were at Jasper Saturday. Mrs. j.
NJ. Hawkins entertained Monday eve
ming complimentary to DR.. d. H.
Butler Of Chattanooga. Rev. and
Mrs. f. A. Hatcher and company
of their members spent Saturday at
Jasper. Prof A. r. Shockley &C
companied Mrs. Georgia Carter -
of Birmingham, Ala, from Chatta-
nooga to Jasper, where she visits
Prof. and Mrs. Shockley in their pa
latial home. Mrs. Nicie Pryor Of
Estill Springs has been the house
guest of her brother and his family
for more than week. Mesdames
Wilson and Smith of Lemrock, Ala,
are guests of Prof. and Mrs. H. B.
Douglass. Mr.. Henry Mastin has re-
turned to- Sheffield, Ala, after a
weeks visit to his family. The A.
M e. Zion rally on account of the
heavy rainfall last Sunday is extend
ed through the second Sunday. Rev.
hClOy Di66o VI odopCl wac SiSu
ing among friends here last week
The series of meetings at Mt. Beth
lehem Baptist Church is being con-
Quoted by Rev. Sandy Wooten of
evangelistic fame. The sick are
Miss j. A. Lightfoot, Miss Agnes
Marbury, Master Clarence Douglass,
Mr. Will Petty and Mrs. Emma Nc
Campbell. MIR. Sam Barnes, Sr., was
accidently hurt at the cement plant
where he worked Mrs. SOphronia
Ramsey of McMinnville has return
ed home and was accompanied by
her son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. McReynolds. Mrs. Alex Stapler
will serve six o'clock dinner Sunday
the 14th, complimentary to the new
ly weds, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill,
Mr. Luther j. Cummings in company
with other Pythians will attend the
Pythian anniversary at Jasper Sun
day, the 14th. The patriotic meet
ing here Sunday was largely attend
ed and with much enthusiasm. Judge
M. NJ Allison and Capt. Thomas of
railroad fame were among the prin-
cipal speakers. A coal famine is re-
ported on for the last few days by
the coal yards.