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KJillE L. I. JiLLEN
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song you loved
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face of life as
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•nth kisses
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A REASON"
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for Jackson, but the Misses Ferrill
will be here several days longer.
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Mrs. S. C. Seal and little daughter,
Mildred, of Tylertown, are visiting
Mrs. Seal's nieces, Mrs. C. A. Matthews
and Miss Maggie White.
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Miss Eppie S. Mathews, a graduate
of the Louisiana State Normal, is now
at home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Mathews, on Rebecca ave
nue.
Miss Lillian Shaughuessy, of New
Orleans, is expected Monday to spend
ten days with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Heisler, on Southern
avenue.
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Misses Ruth Neal and Annie Mar
gai-pt Draughn are home from Merid
ian, where they attended the state con
yention of the United Daughters of
While there they
the guests of Mrs. Ben F, Cam
the Confederacy.
were
eron.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. James W. Edmonson announces
the engagement of his daughter, Alice
Jeannette to Mr. Caleb Hill Welch,
T|, e wedding will take place at the
bride-elect's home on West Eighth
street, on June 14.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richardson, on
Bay street, had as their guests during
the Bar Association
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fox, of
West Point, and Judge J. T. Dunn, of
i Eupora. They left Friday morning for
New Orleans.
the latter's
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1 Club Entertained.
f The Married Ladies' Card Club and
num ber of other guests were enter
' tamed Friday afternoon by Mrs.
| ß nerickson, at her home on
■ ueoige
I Court street. .
Seven tables of players enjoyed the
of "500," after which the hos
games
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Welch and Mrs. Dryfus assisting. The
'prizes, silk hose, were won by Mrs.
! c. W. Rich, Mrs. M. D. Fohey and
I Miss Bessie Black.
I The club members, present were:
1 Mesdames J. W. Bolton, J. W. David
son, M. Dryfus, H. E. Welch, M. D.
Fohey, R. D. Reeves, George Autry
and W. L. Oakley. The guests were
E. R. Farrell, W. B. Sey
mour, 8. Burr, Allee Webb, W. J. Hay
nen, J. E. Stevens, of Epley; C. W.
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Rich, M. A. Holliman, M. L. Thomp- after
G. P. Smith, Albert R. Herren, C.
C. Arnett, P. A. Carter, M. D. King, A.
H. Cornell, M. L. Habich; Misses Bes
sie Black, Lelia May and Clara Smith
and Aussie Haney.
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RAMSEY & COMPANY,
LEADING UNDERTAKERS.
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Mrs. J. W. O'Ferrall will be hostess
of Trinity Guild Monday afternoon at
3:30 at her home on Second avenue.
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The Philathea Union will meet Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Broad
Street church. The members of each
class are requested to be present.
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The Precillian Circle of Court Street
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
L. H. Martin, on Bay street, Monday
afternoon at 3:30.
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The meeting Monday of the Ladies'
Aid of the First Presbyterian church
will be held Monday at 3:30 at the
church.
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Mr. F. C. Hathorn Is 111 at the home
of Mrs. J. L. Kearney, on Bay street. ■
DEATH OF MRS. J. D.
CRYMES IN MERIDIAN.
Mr. T. P. Crymes has returned from
Meridian, where he went to attend the
funeral of Mrs. J. D. Crymes, wife of
Rev. J. D. Crymes.
Mrs. Crymes had been ill only a few
weeks and her death was caused by
The funeral took place
pellagra.
Thursday.
TO THE PUBLIC.
This is our thirty-first year In thle
If you desire the services
business.
of the oldest, best and lowest priced
Undertaker and Embalmer In the city,
'phone 470. Day or night
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Joseph Johnson Steven*.
Joseph Johnson, the youngest child
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Morgan Stevens,
passed away this afternoon at 1:41
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weeks of
after an illness of three
bronchial pneumonia.
The remains will be carried to Au
gusta on the early train Sunday morn
where the interment will take
place.
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of a large circle of friends in
their trouble.
Sick headache results from a disor
dered condition of the stomach, and
be cured by the use of Chamber
Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Try
For sale by all Druggists.
STATE DENTISTS WILL
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BE HERE NEXT TUESDAY
(Continued from Page One.)
worth, R. R. Hill, J. A. Askew, V.
E. Strahan.
5. (To be announced)—Dr.
Crenshaw, Atlanta, Ga. General
discussion.
6. "A Plea for a Higher Standa'rd of
Operative Dentistry"— Dr. J. F.
Brunson, Meridian.
Discussion by Drs. B. L. Hollo
way, G. H. Peebles, C. F. Smith,
H. A. Bell.
7. "Oral Hygiene"—Dr. J. P. Corley,
Sewanee, Tenn. General dlscus
Wm.
"Edueation As It Pertains To Den
tlstry"_ Dr. C. T. Shumaker, Pica
y Une
Discussion by Drs. N. R. Thomp
son, H. H. Simmons, G. M. Gallo
way, O. J. Burnham.
"Materia Medica, As Applied To
Dentistry"—Dr. Rush P. Abbott,
West Point.
sion.
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Discussion by Drs. E. A. Johnson,
T. B. Hobbs, S. H. Guess, Frank
9.
"Surgical Dentistry"— Dr. W. H.
Foster.
Reahen, McComb City.
Discussion by Drs. R. B. Warn
ner, R. W. Gaston, A. B. Russ,
Ruel May.
Clinics.
1. Dr. C. N. Hughes_Atlanta, Ga.
"Different Forms of Plates."
2. Dr. W. H. Reaben. .McComb City
"Some Hand-made Contrl
vances of a Busy DentlsL"
Dr. J. A. Dale.. .Nashville, Tenn.
8.
"Casting Allumlnum Plates
by the Vacuum Process."
4. Dr. E. D. Hood
"Some Unique Bridge Work."
5. Dr. E. D. Foster.
"Casting Mountings on Lo
gan Crowns with Acolite or
Westons Metal."
6. Dr. H. D. Chipps
"Attachments for Remova
ble Bridge Work."
7. Dr. R. B. Warrlner
"Repairing Bridge, Using
Steele's .Facings,"
8. Dr. E. A. May
"Construction and Use of the
Tupelo
Tupelo
Corinth
Corinth
Jackson
j Wright,
1 Chas.
have
ham,
Reese
T.
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Jackson Appliance as Rela
tive to the Correction of Ab
normalities of Teeth And
Adjacent Parts."
9. Dr. E. A. May
"X-Ray, its Use as a Guide to
the Mechanical Eruption of
Retarded Teeth, Showing
Sciagraph of Cases Before
Treatment."
10. Dr. A. B. Kelly
"Administering Somneform."
11. Dr. Rush P. Abbott...West Point
"The Complete Restoration
of the Linguo-Occlusal Sur
face of an Upper Bicuspid
from an Esthetic Standpoint."
12. Dr. W. W. Brooks.Memphis, Tenn.
"Treating a Case of Pyor
rhea."
13. Dr. L. A. Smith.
"Table Clinic."
14. Dr. A. B. Kelly.
"Casting a Two-Tooth Bridge
With One Richmond Crown."
! 15. Dr. G. W. Reese.Birmingham, Ala.
"Artificial Implantation For
Crowns or Bridge Abut
ments."
16. Dr. Chas. W. Lokey.. .B'hm. Ala.
"Administering Gas And
Oxygen."
Officers Of The Association.
.Jackson
Yazoo City
Port Gibson
Yazoo City
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The officers of the Mississippi Den
G. Stuart Handy,
tal Association are;
:
of Natchez, president; Rush P. Ab
bott, of West Point, first vice-presi
dent; H. D. Chipps, of Corinth, second
j vice-president; L. B. Price, of Corinth,
secretary ; J. H. Phillips, of Meridian,
journalist; ,C C. Crowder, of Koscius
'• ko, treasurer.
I The committees are:
i Executive Committee— E. D. Hood,
j chairman, Tupelo; R. K. Luckie, Holly
Springs; L. B. Price, Corinth.
Clinic Committee— T. B. Wright, |
chairman, Hattiesburg; L. B. McLau
rin, Natchez; P. D. Holcomb, Lexing
ton.
i
; bott, chairman, West Point; J. F. Brun
son ' Meridian; L. B. Price, Corinth.
Committee—H.
Finance Committee—Rush P. Ab- j
D.
Membership
; Chipps,
, Clinton ; °. M. Fugler, McComb City;
H. Frank Smith, Water Valley.
Committee on Publication—J. H.
C. C.
chairman, Corinth; J. B.
Askew, Vicksburg; J. D. Coleman,
1
Phillips, chairman, Meridian;
Crowder, Kosciusko; L. B. Price,
Corinth.
A.
1 Committee on Grievances—J.
Sayle, chairman, Oakland; B. L. Gra-1
ham, Clarksdale; L. A. Smith, Port I
Gibson, L. H. Jeffries, Natchez; O. J. '
Burnham, Morton;
1 Vicksburg.
Committee on Legislation and By
I Laws— W, C. Stewart, chairman,
Natchez; J. H. Phillips, Meridian;
Ruel May, Jackson; W. T. Martin,
Yazoo City; W. W. Westmoreland, Co
lumbus; J. P. Broadstreet,-Grenada, B.
L. Holloway, Brookhaven.
Arrangement Committee— T. B.
A. J. Tillman,
Wright, chairman, Hattiesburg; W. W.
McMuliins, Battle Field; E. F. Rush,
Hattiesburg; E. D. Hood, Tupelo; !
Chas. F. Boger, Nachez.
Exhibits To Be Made.
The following dental supply houses
have arranged to have exhibits at the
meeting of the association:
Reese Dental Supply Co., Birmtng
ham, Aia.; reperesented by Dr. G. W.
Reese and O. K. Waldo.
Ritter Dental Co., Rochester, N. Y.
H. C. Davidson, New Orleans, La.;
represented by Dr. J. T. Lampkin and
T. Thoms.
The S. S. White Dental Co., New Or
leans, La.; represented by V. Wil
liams.
Dutro & Hewitt, Memphis, Tenn.;
1
To The Young Man
who is just starting in business or who intends to do so in the
future, Bank Credit is a very important asset. It is something
that cannot be acquired Immediately but must be built up grad
ually. The best way is to form the savings bank habit, culti
vate the acquaintance of your banker and show him, by steadily
accumulating a substantial account, that you have a well defined
purpose in mind, and then when the time comes, you will find
him ready to assist you in every legitimate way.
We cordially invite the accounts of the young business men
of Hattiesburg and vicinity, either subject to check or at 4 per
cent Interest in our Savings Department.
We are always pleased to advise customers regarding any
matters of business, finance or investment.
|
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Hattiesburg
Trust aril Banking Co.
j
Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
JOE SHELBY, Vlce-Pre*.
J. 8. LOVE, Cashier.
H. A. CAMP, Pres.
JNO. HAMPER, V. P.
G. G. WOODWARD, AteL Cash.
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PROGRAMME.
LOMO
MAY B.
"The Resurrection of John"—
(Comody.)'
"Their Mother"—(Drama.)
William Kelly, 'the golden-voiced
singer and yodlsr" next week.
THEATRE
Next to Postofflee.
represented by W. E. Matthews and
E. L. Mercere.
! The Gwinner Dental Co., Memphis,
iTrnn.; represented by R. C. Hopper.
1 dertakere In the city,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
W* are now the only exclusive un
No other buti
nes* or profession. Phone 470.
RAM8EY A CO.
NEW AND ÀcLti RAIL?
We mftke a sTjecitTty jf b« rh and are pre
pared to
i_r .--'.«11 merits promptly.
MRiZGERBROTHERo
MOBI'.K, A~..\.

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