Mrs. BROWN and her daughter, Mrs. America COFFEE, of 16 Trimble street, entertained a number of friends last Monday evening. Games, music and dancing were the enjoyments of the evening. At a late hour a three-course menu was served. Among those present were Misses Fanny HAMS, Myrtle McBROOME, Samuella McNEIL,
Mr. Henry A. BOYD, Assistant Secretary of the National Baptist Publishing Board, who was elected at the meeting of the Board of Directors of the One Cent Savings Bank, Monday night, Jan. 14, to succeed Rev. G.I. JACKSON, as director, is a rising young man of exceptional business tact and
Rev. T. J. GOODALL, the acting pastor of the First Baptist Church, East Nashville, was given a surprise party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John EZELL, Eighth and Georgia streets, Tuesday night, Jan. 15, in honor of his birthday, he being twenty-three years of age. The party was
The members of the Lea Avenue Christian Church presented their pastor, Elder Preston TAYLOR with a handsome suit of clothes, hat and gloves before leaving for Florida. Elder TAYLOR has done a grand work at Lea Avenue Christian Church and his members try to show their appreciation in some way. Source:
After an absence of twenty years, Mr. E.A. HAGGAN, of Peoria, Ill, returns to his boyhood home in search of his sister and relatives. he is one of the leading caterers of the West. He has been the guest of his cousin, Mrs. R.P. MOORE, 1605 State street. After being
What is to be done with Knowles School, is a question the taxpayers of the third ward are now awaiting an answer from the school board and the city fathers. Long ago it was deemed the most unfit building in the list of buildings now used for school purposes. The
Postmaster A.W. WILLIS in making up his new appointments to fill vacancies caused by death and promotion, did not fail to recognized the worthy and efficient men in the service. One of those to receive favorable recognition and one of whom all Nashville is proud, is Eugene T. PAGE, who
Mr. Ed MARBLE is very ill Mrs. Addie SATIFIELD is very ill with pneumonia Mr. and Mrs. G.W. HARRIS celebrated the twelfth anniversary of their marriage, Jan. 12, 1907. The visitors were Mrs. Jannie BARKER, Jr., Mrs. Minnie BARKER, Miss Alice ELDRIDGE, of Indian, Md.; Mrs. Alice E. MOODY, Misses
Excerpted from the “Palmyra Notes” column: Master T.J. MOODY’s birthday party, celebrating his 17th year, was largely attended by his classmates and friends of Mt. Herman School. He received some handsome presents from parents and friends. Source: Nashville Globe. 18 January 1907. Available online at Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers
Mr. and Mrs. Ned WOODS were here Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick WADE Miss Susie MILLER, of Nashville, spent Sunday here, the guess of Miss Janie S. WADE Mr. John H. POLK spent Monday in Nashville Mr. Eddie LYGHTLE, of Nashville, came home Sunday very ill Mrs.
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