The Hattiesburg news., May 19, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

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fiOCIEl Y
SINCE I HAVE YOU.
In tin.
Ami iu
in w there were
• - tipped
villi
gold,
When life was a
That never
wonderful story
grow dull nor old.
Ue believed what the grown
told us—
r And I know'
Those were
life,
Those days before I knew you.
•up
now it never was true,
not (he happiest da> o
Tn the days when all life
was a pr m
lse,
In the rosy-hued time of
Our worldly-wise elders
What now I know
our yot;ih,
still told us
was not the truth.
They told us those days were the gl
dest
That mortals on earth ever knew
Those misty, monotonous, worthle s
old days,
Those days before I knew
you.
Chorus—
T know that our ships come safely in.
' know that our dreams come true
1 know fairy godmothers all mak
good—
1 know it since I have you.
You've given me faith In fairies, dear;
You've made all my dreams com*
true;
all the godmother's gifts In
one,
My deary, and I have you.
aA —Estelllne Bennett.
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Hp(s. William H. Dodd is home from
i&w da;, stay In Jackson.
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Mar. Allen, of Meridian, Is the
1 rles Kinard, on Bay
You're
guest o
I, of Birmingham,
en route
ith friends
Miss
vith
lias been in
Steelo-Smith
ii ned home.
Meridian, is
K. i. Hr land, ou Bay
is spending a
and daughter-in
Mr. id Mrs 1'. W. Yates, In
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is Bessie Ellis,
Lillie
isin. Mrs. Jack
been
Han V, oil L.isi Fifth street, returned
io her home in Ellis
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and
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Food
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some other
lo be had fr<
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wheat and
whole
;ood expect, is all
fron
barley, by a
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for
the system
brain and a
,1 clear
Nuts and cream
«9 Grape
milk regularly for the cereal
meal a few
Try
or
of the morning
part
weeks.
ment
vigor.
note the improve
and
in mental a
id physical
-THERE'S A REASON"
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Cereal Company,
Battle Creek, Mich.
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The May-Sale Offers Remarkable Values
In Stylish Tailored Hats and Trimmed Millinery
To Reduce Our Stock of Trimmed Hats we are now
Offering the Entire Stock Reductions of
One Third to One Half
See Window of Pretty $7.50 to $10.00 Hats at $4.95
In our Millinery Shorn Room, Second Floor, We'have on Display Four Special
Tables of stylish, new Trimmed Hats priced as follows:
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ave not attended our Greater May Sale you should come at once.
Attractive va ues are being off red in every depar ment.
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her aunt, Mrs. Butler McClanahtfn- on
West Pine street, was called home
Wednesday on account of the illness
of her mother.
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Mr. and Mrs. John S. Turner, Jr.,
who since their marriage have been
located with the former s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John S. Turner, Sr., on Main
street, have taken possession of their
lovely home
Main and Eighth
on
stivets.
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•ill he an ice cream supper j f,.
There
this evening on
streets in
and Broad
College
front of the residence of
Mrs. W. F. Hopkins. The proceeds
will go to the Broad Street Methodist
is cordially in
The public
church.
vited to attend.
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Miss Emma Rutherford, a member!
f the Lamar County
Agricultural q
High school, at Purvis, is expected to
ight to spend the holidays with her!
Mrs. R. L. Breland, on Bay" e
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sister,
street.
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Miss Eloise Watkins is home from
Antonio, Tex., where she grad
San
uated in the literary and art depart
ments of the San Antonio Female Col- j
E11 route home she visited her j
lege.
grandmother, Mrs. Runner,
in New j
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The Sacred Concert which was to
at the I
take place Sunday evening
Street Methodist church, has !
postponed until Sunday week.
Court
been
The concert is to be given under the |
of class No. 10 of Court ,
of which I
auspice*
j Street Metfiodist church,
\! rs. R. L. Breland is teacher.
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Misses Bertha and Ruth Trottef and j
Messt Hickman have returned from
Marion, Ala., where they were stu- j
dents at Judson College.
Myrtle Byrd and Leila McWilliams, J
wl:o were students at Judson also, are j
visiting a Judson College mate, Miss
' Mary Rodgers, in Birmingham.
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Complimentary Luncheon.
honor of Mrs. H. C. C. Smith, of ;
In
I Enterprise, Miss., Ida Cowart, of Pop-1
larville and Mrs. T. A. Rawls, of C.'op j
I larville, president, past president and |
ireasurer, respectively of the Missis- j
sippi Rebekah Grand Assembly,who ar e |
their return home from the Grand
j on
Lodge Meeting I. O. O. F. at Brook-:
haven, Mrs. W. H. Ramsey and Mrs.
I W H. Ramßey and Mrs. R. Fogel en
tertained at a four-course luncheon
Wednesday, at the home of the latter,
on Hemphill street. Covers were laid
for the following:
Smith, Miss Ida Cowart, Mrs. T. A.
Rawls, Miss Octavia Cowart, Mrs. W.
J. York, Mrs. W. H. Ramsey and Mrs.
R. Fogel.
Mrs. H. C. C.
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Tin Hallie Bouie and Nevada-Mar
tin Missionary societies of Court
Street Methodist church will serve
cream and cake Saturday afternoon,
j f,. om 4 to 6, on the campus of the
Court Street school. The admission
charged will be small and the pro
ceeds will go to the two societies.
Everyone is invited to attend, espe
cially the children.
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i Maids and Matrons.
The Maids and Matrons met Thurs
q a y afternoon with Miss Aussie Ha
ne y on Court street, only club mem
bers and a few substitutes were pres
e at The prizes, pretty hand-painted
plates, the lovely work of the hostess,
were won by Mrs. Robert Fields and
Mrs. John Stockton of Meridian. After
the games a salad course with an ice
was served by the hostess, Misses
j Corrie and Lora Haney assisting.
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j Fortnightly Club With Miss Steen.
The home of Miss Mamie Steen on
; Main street, was the scene of a lovely
Trail Party Thursday afternoon when
I she entertained the Fortnightly Club
! and a few guests.
Vases and bowls holding masses of
| nasturtiums made the parlor most at
, tractive. There were four tables of
I players and on each table was a cut
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I glass nappie of mints. The prizes,
j beautiful bouquets of sweet peas and
j ferns tied with white ribbon, were
won py Misses Ethel E. Turner and
j Mellie C. Allen,
J t ea . served by the mother of the
j hostess, Mrs. I. C. Steen, Mrs. J. W.
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A delicious salad course with iced
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The White House Pantry
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Wright, Mrs. Charles Harris and little j
Miss Ivy Steen, the young sister of
the hostess, followed the games of |
Trail. Accompanying each plate was ]
a little cluster of nasturtiums.
The club members present were:
Misses Annie Belle and Virginia Mc
Leod, Ethel Turner, Katie Hightower, j
Annie Lou Thompson. The guests en
joying Miss Steen's lovely hospitality
were Misses Nellie G. Rowan, Mellie
and Katie L. I. Allen, May Jenkins,
of Durant, the guest of Mrs. Eugene
Fly; Minnie Hightower; Mesdames
J Ashton Toomer. Albert R. Herren,
Charles Ames, Walton E. Bobo, Wood
fin Beardslee and W. E. Laird.
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McNair-Hubbert.
In the presence of the family and a j
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few friends, Miss Birdie Lee McNair,
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Me
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Nair and Mr. Ward Hubbert, of Man
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ehester, Ala., were quietly married
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Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
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ceremony was performed by Rev. I. P
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Trotter of the First Baptist church.
Mrs. Hubbert was married In a prêt
ty white embroidered frock and car
ried white lilies and ferns.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbert left Monday
for Magnolia, where they spent two
days with the groom's mother, before
going to their home in Manchester.
RAMSEY & COMPANY,
LEADING UNDERTAKERS.
PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE
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| quested to be present,
Mrs. E. M. Haynes and Mrs, John
O'Bryant will entertain the Ladles'
Aid of the First Baptist church, Mon
day afternoon, from 4 to 6, on the
church lawn. The members are re
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ill the past week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Breland, on Bay street,
is convalescent,
Mrs. D. A. Gondolfi, who has been
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We are now the only exclusive un
! dertakers In the city. No other busi
i ness or pretension. Phone 470.
RAMSEY & CO j
; A TREAT FOR HATTIES
BURG MUSIC LOVERS.
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i On Tuesday, May 23rd at 4 o clock.
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those enjoying the highest class ot
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singing will he treated to something
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new to Hattlesbhrg. Mr. Joseph Al
bert, who is filling an engagement at
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; the Lomo Theatre, has consented to
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render at that time the greatest ot I
a jj jj ar |( 0ne vocal numbers, 'The Pie
' logue to the opera ••I-PAGLIACCI."
LEOCAVALLI'S masterpiece. Mr. Al
bert, who has studied with the bpet
teachers in America and abroad, will
S j n g this number in the original
Italian. The "Prologue" is one of the
most difficult vocal selections ever
written, and is very seldom heard
even in the larger cities. This song
will be given but once during Mr. Al
bert s engagement, and at the hour on
the date stated.
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For a White Mountain Refrigerator
ABNEY FURNITURE. CO.
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FRENCH WOMAN WOULD
MAKE WOMEN FIGHT.
London, May 19.—One great argu
ment against complete political equali
ty of the sexes has always been, es
pecially on the continent of Europe.
I that women cannot be made liable to
military service and that their de
mand of "novote, notaxes" cannot be
admitted because, although they may
be called upon to pay taxes in money,
they can never be asked to bear arms
in defense of their country. At a re
cent congress of fourteen
feminists organizations held in Paris,
a French woman writer, Mme. dc
Forrer, proposed that the conscription
law should be extended to women who
i upon coming of age and being single
and passing the standard of health,
should be made to serve their time
with the colors by working for one
j year in the bureau of the army and
navy administration.
French
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For next few days we will sell 35c
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Matting at 22 1-2c.
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ABNEY FURNITURE CO.
ST. CHURCH SUNDAY, j
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MUSICAL AT COLUMBIA
There will be a musical al the Co- ]
lumbia Street Baptist churcyh Sunday I
evening at 8 o'clock, to which all ar
invited. Special music, both vocal |
and instrumental is being prepared for)
the occasion and the evening prom
ises to be one of uplift spiritually to
all who attend.
programme
MAY 20.
"The Leading Lady," another of the
funny kind, if you enjoy laughing, see
this one and you won't laugh alone.
Vitagraph comedy and they are the
best.
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THEATRE
Also another good one.
Joseph Albert (Baritone.)
Next to Postoffice.
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LEAF RIVER HIGH SCHOOL
WILL ENTERTAIN THE PUBLIC.
Leaf River High School will give a:»
entertainment Saturday evening, 20th
inst., which promises to he of much
interest to the community. An ele
gant supper will be served by (he good
ladies. A very small charge will be
made for the supper to aid the school
in meeting expenses to be incurred
in making additions to the school
building. Everybody is invited and
assured a pleasant and profita
ble time. The exercises will begin
5 o'clock. 19-2t
Free orchestra at Owl Drug Store
every day* 3:30 to 10:30 p. m.
15-tf.
TO THE PUBLIC.
This is our thirty-first year In this
business. If you desire the services
of the oldest, best and lowest priced
j Undertaker and Embalmer In the elty,
:'phone 470. Day or night.
RAMSEY A CO.
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We make a specialty of both and
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MOBILE, Ala,