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NASHVILLE GLOBE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1910.
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KEELING NOTES.
Mr. Gillum died on the ICth of
December. He' left a wife and several
children. Mr. Gillum was a member
pi the Baptist Church. Tie was a
r n ember of tue Masonic ijoage. ana
fjaUo two other lodges.
$ The butchers sold 11,028 pounds
of fresh meat during 1910; U
Brown's Cotton Gin s6ld , 12.&21
pounds of cotton; Keeling ' Supply
Company. 34,842 pounds of cotton;
Mrs. McBride, 27,318 pounds of cot
ton; Mr. L. Hcnly, the barber, 1.6S3
lounds of cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. R. McPride made
a trip to Memphis last week to --do
their Christmas shopping.
Mr. J. S. Macten has built another
room to his house. .
Mr. Little John has built a nice
cottage en one his lots.
Miss Sophia Marten expects to
leave here soon for Nashville where
ahe will enter school. . "
SHELBYVILLE NOTES.
Prof. J. C. MeAdanis had a very
pleasant meeting at hit ehur'-Y in
l Lynchburg. Sunday.
Miss Willie Davis
from Fi-k fo.r Xma-
All the children.
Santa Clans.
Mrs. Smiley and.
will return home
Holidays.
aro looking for
I
Missoj; iWkeen
and Nixon will spend Xmas Holidays
in Nashville.
The body of II. C. Holder was
brought from Chattanooga on the
19t.li. He was a member of the Uni
form Rank of the K. of P.
Mrs.- C. C. Campbell is quite ill at
this writing.
Mrs. Lula Gwinn and Mr. Church
hill Greer were married at the beau
tiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dean.
The- presents were many and valu
able. Mrs. Callie Cannon is still on the
sick list.
Miss Liable Meyers mingled with
city friends last week.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding of Miss Levonia E; Scales for
December 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Russell are
enjoying the pleasure of being In their
new home.
Mr. and Mra Chas. Davidson will
spend Xmas In Memphis.
There will be an entertainment
given Friday night at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson and
Mrs. Annie Claybourne. I
Look' at W. H. Goslings and T. T.
Ransom's for Xmas goods.
Mrs. Eliza, Thompson . Is well
enough to be at her post with the
D. of Z.
Master Johnson Thompson is show
ing, some business qualities In his
new effort. Success to him.
Mrs. Ellen Ransom continues on
the sick list.
HALEY NOTES.
Mrs. Annie. Brome was the guest
of Mrs. J. Murphy.
Mr. B. S. M.rrphy took a flying
trip io.rC':;',tM''?ooji.
Mr. B. W. V' ina was the guest of
Miss J'lU-.' MV. 'by Saturday night.
Rev. J. a. Orump, Uie. pastor of
Murphy Ohwl. held his Quarterly
Conference Doonber 17th and ISt.h.
Our Piesiding Elder, F. W. Gardner,
was absent. The amount raised was
Mr. William Battle Is on the sick
list. He is an aged father. "
Mrs. Julia Pattie is visiting in
Richard City.
Mrs. Cassie Pryor has returned
home after a few months' stay In
Facklin, Alabama.
Miss Irene Ilanley is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Lena Hodge.
Miss Millie Hunt is up again after
a few weeks' Illness.
Mrs. Olivia Holiday is the guest of
Mrs. Tom Thurman.
The marriage of Miss Ella Crock
ett, of Corvan, to Mr. Jerry Wilson,
of Limrock, Ala., took place Monday,
December 19th. The wedding took
place at the home of the bride who
is very prominent in this town.
A new residence for Mr. Fred Dar
tt is be'ng erected.
A gnat many people visited the
Confcrenre at Dec-herd Monday night.
Mi??, Lena Hill made a flying trip
to Shf-.dbyville last week visiting.
Miss El via Dnrtis will spend the
winter in Na-hvillo.
Mrs. Charlotte Holder is able to be
up again after a hard spell of Illness.
COWAN NOTES.
Mrs. Malissa Sims and Mr. Ross
Mil' on we re jo'ned In the holy
bonds .of nvitrinmny. Saturday, De
cember 10, 1910, Rev. Simmons offici
ated. Mrs. Annie Dartist is on the sick
list, but is rapidly Improving.
Mr. Crton Taylor, Jr., lias returned
from Nashvlle.
Mrs. S. A. Buchanan visited Win
chester last week.
Mr. James Fryer has returned to
Richard City after a few days visit
in Cowan.
Mrs. Lucy Nard spent a few weeks
visiting her mother and relatives.
Mr. Tilton Williams was found
frozen to death Tuesday. His re
mains were deposited In the cemetery
Wednesday afternoon.
TULLAHOMA NOTES.
The angel of death visited the home
of Mrs. Emma Colston last week and
summoned for its victim her husband,
Mr. Andrew Jackson Colston. Mr.
Colston was quite ageable, but a man
of-great push. He was the president
of the Cherokee Parx Association.
He leaves a host of .friends and a
wife and one son to mourn their loss.
He is now resting In the great city
beyond, where peace and happiness
never break up ana Sabbath has no
end.
Miss Ethel Gray and Miss Stovall,
of Estell Spring, were in town last
Saturday, shopping.
Mi?s B'rdie Davis entertained quite
a number of her friends on last Fri
day evening, as a celebration of her
.sixteenth birthday. The affair was
just grand and all who were present
enjoyed themelves.
Mr. Frank Ramsey, UTe popular
Vice President of the Christian En
deavor, is bringing the Endeavor to
the front fast.
Miss Hattie Mai Lewis is preparing
to go to Murfreesboro where she will
i"ake her future .N home with Mrs.
Sublett.
Miss Janie Mai Jenkins will spend
the Christmas in Chattanooga with
her grandma, Mrs. Annie Northcut.
Mr. Son Duncan was a star visitor
at the Baptist "Church last Sunday;
Read the Glebe ana' keep posted
with tlia local news.
. Lookout for the Globe " collector
January 1, 1911.
MASON NOTES.
Rev. P. H. Ruffin has returned
from Memphis where he has been at
tending the C. M. E .Conference. He
reports a very successful Conference.
Rev". Junlous Sydnor received a
very ' bad wound on the left hand
while killing his fattening hog.
Mr. J. E. Burnett Is planning to
build a residence on the lot which he
has recently purchased.
Miss Beatrice Stewart will spend
Friday and Saturday before Xmas in
Memphis.
According to the official report of
the. United States Bureau of Census
tbore are 101,000,000 persons living
under the Stars and Stripes. This
includes Alaska, the Panama Canal
Zone and our insular possessions.
Th United States alone is 91.972.2GG,
a gain approximately of 16,000,000,
and an Increase of 217,000 over the
figures of 1900.
Mr. John A. Kumler, A. LL.
B., D. D., president of Walden Uni
versity, spoke here last Saturday at
3 p. m., in the interest of the erection
of .a new $00,000.00 dormitory, which
will be 50x130 feet and three stories
high, fire-proof, steam-heated, and
electric lighted, etc.
The following program was ren
dered: .
Opening song by the choir, "Praise
to God our Father."
Invocation by Rev. C. L Fields.
Song, "Sowing the, Seed."
Introductory, by Miss B. P. Fields.
Speaker, Dr. Kumler, of Nashvill3,
Tenn.
Dr. Kumler spoke elaborately on
the "Negro Problem, and a Brief
History of the Colored Race." Among
some of the good things he said was
the following:'
"There is no race upon the globe
that has made such rapid progress In
such a .short duration of time as the
colored iwce. There is no race upon
the glo'.e spelled with the letter two
g's right together (nigger) and the
education of the race will make them
better citizen? and lawabiders." He'
said otb.-r things but space wont al
low me to mention all.. He spoke
very forcibly for one hour and a half.
After the Doctor had made his clos
ing remarks a collection was taken,
which was made up of subscriptions
and ensh, to. help on the erection of
the magnificent -building.
The surviving infant baby girl of
the deceased, Mrs. Katie Seay, died
last Saturday evening at 0:30 o'clock.
The interment took place In the
colored Magnolia Cemetery.
Miss Mary McNeal, one of our most
popular young ladies, subscribed for
the Nashville Globe at a word. Miss
McNeal is the president of the Young
Ladies and Young Men's Athletic
Association.
Rev. C. L. Fields, District Super
intendent over the Lexington District,
preached a logical sermon last Sun
day at Alexander Chapel M, E.
Church. His text was the following:
"Sell all that then hast, and "distrib
ute unto the poor, and thou shalt
have treasures in heaven." And
SunTJay night Ttev. J. M. Moody made
a groat display. He spoke largely
from his alternate subject which was,
"The Three Spirits, namely, Devil
Spirit, Made Spirit, and the Spirit of
God." The hearers listened very at
tentively to the discuss'on of the.
three spirits. Rev. Moody is a fore-
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Spirit.
The annual sermon of the Pales
tine Masonic Lodge No. 35, will be
preached at the Alexander Chapel
M. E. Church on the 27th, Inst, by
Rev. A. N. Stevens, presiding Elder
over the Brownsville District of the
C. M. E. Church.
Chicago doesn't only seem to be on
a garment strike, but from the num
ber of matrimonial . contracts written
up last Thanksgiving It seems to be
on a marriage strike. There were
one thousand couples married in that
city last Thanksgiving.
The Negroes of Richmond, Virginia;
are just, a little ahead of us In real
estate who are in the western part of
the State. They own or value their
property at $2,500,000.00.
HORTENSE NOTES.
We had a glorious meeting Sun
day and night. Rev. II. Davie preach
ed a soulstirring sermon .Sunday
nicht and it will be remembered for
ever in the minds of thn hearers.
His text' was, "Bought Without a
Price." and his text Sunday in the
day was, "The Unchangeable Christ."
They realized day and night $4.41..
Mr. J. IT. Diclcerson is about to com
plete his new building.
Mr. Will Mallory has moved to his
new residence.
There was a ! fire at Sylvia,
Tenn., two miles liorth of IIorter.se.
The postoffice was burn ad and two
stores and three dwelling houses and
a blacksmith's shop.
Mr. Richard Williams has also mov
ed to his new residence.
We are planning to have a joyful
time Xmas and we wish everybudy a
bright and merry Xmas.
FRANKLIN NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ewing en
tertained Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Williams
at five o'clock dinner Tuesday after
noon, December 13, at their new
homo on Claiborne Heights.
Miss Millie Church was In Nashville
Thursday visiting friends.
Mrs. James Hughes, of Nashville,
is here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. II.
J. Ewing.
Mr. Russell H. Otey wai slightly
wounded Wednesday morning from
fall'ng from a hcuso which he was
painting.
Mrs. Tom Caugh Is on the sick list
this week.
Little Blanche Baugh and E11U J.
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