The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-05-17
GALLATIN.

Mrs Ralph Hall of Kokomo, Ind,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Vira Douglass who has been very
seriously sick has returned to her
home. VIM. Bryant was here
last week with the Georgia Smart
Set minstrel. He was accompanied
with his wife. Both are making good
with the show. Mr. Allen Miller
who has been in the city of Indianap.
oils, for several months is now at
home. Mrs. Luvenia Payne has re-
turned home after visit to her sis.
ter, Mrs. Vira Douglass Mr..
Dewey Miller of gay Chicago, is here
visiting his home folks and friends.
Among those that went to Nashville
to hear Col. Roscoe Conkling Sim.
mons speak recently were: DR.. Will.
liam Il. McKissack Dock jenkins and
Edw. " Anthony. Mr.. Trousdale
Malone of Indianapolis, Ind, is here
to visit his mother who is some
what indisposed at this writing.
Mothers Day was observed at Win
chester Street Baptist Church on last
Sunday with a very appropriate pro-
gram as follows: Professional march
"The Son of God Goes Forth to War,
Proclamation, Edw. V. Anthony. Wei
come address to mothers, Mrs. Alice
Drake. Response Mrs, Elma BuE
lock- Chorus, Mothers Songs" Reel
tation, "a Service Flag fer Mothers,
Villa Lane. Paper, Mothers Love,
Mrs. Nora Douglass. Chorus, "Where
You See the Angels Stand Select
reading, MARY" Mrs. Leila E. Hanna
Recitation, 1.-The Riddle" Gladys
Moore. Jubilee number. Paper, Gods
Standard of True Motherhood" Mrs
NJ. C. Chavis. Chorus, "My Mother is
Praying for Me-" Lecture, Mrs. Maria
c. Kenney, Nashville, Tenn, Elk Dean
of Girls Department Roger Williams
University, member of Council of Ma
tional Defense. Chorus, America
Mr.. G. l.. Crowder acted as Master
of Ceremonies.
Mrs. Louise McMurry Green was il
Greater Nashville last week. Miss
Willie Clendening of Nashville was
a pleasant visitor in our midst las
Sunday. Miss Lizzie FuQua was il
Nashville, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Blanche Henry Mosir of Nashville
was here last Saturday. Mr.. ant
Mrs Roy A. Winston, Reynolds Wins
ton and Harry Payne motored through
from Nashville last Sunday. The an
nual Thanksgiving sermon Of thu
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
was celebrated at Key Chapel M. E
Church on last Sunday evening, Thu
procession was formed at the Hal
on the public square. Offitt's Brass
band furnished music for the occasion
The order was welcomed by Miss
Sallie Lue Jenkins, the response be
ing by Mrs. Irving Douglass. A
masterful sermon was delivered by
Rev. Brown of Mt. Zion church
Nashville. Subscribe for the Nash
vile Globe for three, six months OF
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Edw V. Anthony at the Citizens Pres
sing Club on the Square. And soor
the sweet girl graduate will be will
us. Lest you forget, by War Saving
Stamp this month SALT; a Thrift
stamp for Csc. The sad news reach
ed us that two of the drafted boy!
of summer County have died in camp:
one Chas. Jenkins the other unknown
at this writing. The big elephant
peanut and popcorn were all with US
last Wednesday. Mr.. Gilmore Patter
son one of the most we'll known ant
respected citizens of the county pass
ed into the great beyond on last Mon
day morning. He was rs years Of
age and had been ill for severa
months. He leaves a wife, five boys
three girls and host of friends tC
mourn his loss. His funeral was con
Quoted at the residence at Hattor
Track by Revs. Peter Vertress and
Clark, the burial followed at the
family burial ground Mr.. Rufus
Odom, Peter Snowden and arthur
Douglass attended the races at Louis
vile last week. Fight the high cost
of living, the vegetable line will smash
the Hindenburg line.