The Brunswick news. [volume], August 24, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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SOCIETY
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MISS HELEN BRANHAM • ... TELEPHONE 56
HOMECOMING I
By Will Thompson
We have sent the deadly shrapnel
We have flung the hand grt*ade
We have been at Chateau.Thierry.
In death's volley unafraid.
We have hung like tireless bulldogs
On the routed German flanks.
We hav e penetrated, singing.
In the vanguard of the tanks.
We have aimed our blow for freedom
Yonder lie our strength and blood—
We have crossed the fields of Flan,
ders,
Tasted daily fire and flood.
Now we're coming home to battle
On the Golden Field of Life.
Find us places, find us places—■
We with hearts inured to strire.
Business Woman's Club
Week-end House Party
The Business Woman’s club of the j
Y, W, C. A. are spending the week. !
end on St. Simon Island in the Gign.
illiatt cottage.
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Girl Reserves to Meet Tuesday
The regular meeting of the Y. W.
C. A. Girl Reserves will be held
Tuesday afternoon in the hall over
the Bijou Annex_ An interesting fea.
ture of this meeting will be iritia.
tion service.
YWCA Business
Woman’s Club to Meev
The Y. W. 8. A. Business Worn,
an’s club will meet Monday evening
in the hall ove rthe Bijou Annex.
Last Monday night after the regular
business routine, a movie party was
enjoyed. This week a Fudge Party
has been planned for the latter part
of th e evening.
Woman’s Mission Society or
Advent Church to Sell Cream
The Woman’s Mission society of
the Advent church will sell Ice
cream in Orange Park Tuesday after,
noon, beginning tit 3:30. The money
secured at. this time will be sen’ to
the church home and orphanage in
Dowling Park. Fla, A most cordial
invitation is extended to every one to
patroniz e these ladies who are vork.
ing for such a noble cause.
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Popular Private School to Re-Gper.
It will he of much interest to the
mothers and fathers of Brunswick
who desire that their children at
tend a private school to know that
Miss Josie Smith will re.open her
school this winter, beginning Sep.
tember 15, On account of being out
of the city last year Miss Smith did
not conduct her school which was
badly needed ami greatly missed.
She only takes a limited number o'
pupils, so in this way can give indi
vidual attention to each pupil. Any,
one wishing to communicate call
phone 825.
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Ice Cream Supper at Taylors Chapel
The Ladies Aid Soeltey of Taylors
Chapel gave a most enjoyable and
successful ice cream supper oh the
church grounds Friday evening at
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MONDAY _ *
Matinee and Ni^ht
Vaudeville and Pictures
THE WINTER GARDEN
The snappiest, speediest
traction on the Southern
Pretty Curls and Funny
Constance Talmadge in W ffv**
“BETTY’S BURGLAR" [ . " ' ‘
Start 53:30 and 8:15 [ ■
Admission 15c and 30c
Constance* Talmadge, Triar*'
‘TERROR OF THE RANGE” Tomorrow Matinee & Night
TOM CORYAT
during the reign of King James I, introduced the table fork in
• England. You may introduce o"e to a piece of Peach Pie,
ROYAL CAFE
which time a large crowd from all
aroun dthe community gathered there
to partake of delicious ice crean. and
home.made cake for which the e la.
dies are famous. Quite a number of
cars carried people out from town.
McKay.Fleming
The following announcement trom
the Asheville Ctizen will be of much
interest to many people in Bruns,
wick for both persons are well
known here. Miss McKay wa's con.
nected with the public schools in this
city for several years and Mr Flem.
ing has always made his home in tin
city, where lie is very popular both
in the social and business world.
Mrs. Harriett Wheeler McKay an.
nounces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Kate Shaw McKay, to’
Mr. Charlton Wright Fleming of
Brunswick. Ga. Miss McKay’s fam.
ily formerly lived at Kings Moun.
tain hut for the past few years have
made their home in this city. Mr,
Fleming is the son of Mr. and Mrs,
P. W. Fleming of Brunswick. lie Is
connected with the American Ship,
building plant of that city. Th 0 wed.
ding will be solemnized (lie middle
of September at the home of the
bride.elect's mother at 136 1.2 Bilt.
more avenue
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Mr. and Mrs S. A, Lamb and lit.
tie son and Mis s Pauline Johnsoil of
Jacksonville are spending the week,
end on St, Simon Island,
Miss Bufort Aiken will leave Mon
day night for Brevard, N. C., to spend
a month,
Mrs liinus Levy and Miss Mil
dred Levy are visiting relatives In
Savannah.
Mrs. J_ J, Richards is the guest of
friends in Fernandina.
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Mr and Mrs. B. A. Beard and
their guest. Miss Fannie Ellenberg
of Morven, are spending the week,
end at Brookman with Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Livingston
Miss Marjorie Bowler will leave
ihe middle of September for Talia.
liassee, to enter school.
Mrs. B. F. Mann. Miss Annie Lyle
and Master Frank will return to the
city from Atlanta, where they have
been spending the summer,
Mis's Jennie Franklin left Saturday
night for Atlanta to visit friends.
Mrs, R. R. Hopkins and children
and Mrs, Angie Stewart who have
been at Canton, N. C., for several
weeks are now spending some time
at Balsam, N. C.
Mrs. I, Fruchtinan has returned to
the city after a visit with friends
and relatives in New York City.
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Miss Margaret and Marie Ralston
will return today after spending three
weeks at Skyland, N. Cj
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Mr. and Mrs. J. TA NARUS,( Whittle and
| daughters. Marie and Ruth, will leave
at an early date for Macon, Thom,
aston and Savannah.
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The many friends of Air. and Mrs.
C. Z, Walker will regret to Uea - that
their little daughter Alice, has been
quite ill in Hendersonville. N, C,
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Mrs. H, B. Maxe.v, Misses Flor.
enc e and Ann Maxey will leave
Wednesday for Chicago to visit Mr,
and Mrs. S. S. Watkins.
Mr. and Mrs, 1), W. Aliddieton
and children have returned to the city
after spending two weeks on St. Si.
mon Island
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Aliss Sarah Marr McCormick will
leave shortly for a visit with rela.
tives in Macon before going to Tus.
calcosa. Ala., to enter the University
of Alabama for the fall term.
Miss Elizabeth Mann will attend
Washington Seminary in Alantu this
winter.
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Frank Todd reurned to Atlanta
•hiurday after spending a week with
his cousin, I)r, 11, W. Todd.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and
Mrs. E. H Scott have returned from
3t. Simon Island.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. AVood will
return in a few days after spend,
ing several weeks in North Carolina
and New York City.
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The Liberty Theater takes this op.
portunity to advise the public of the
greatest of afl serials which is to
start at this popular play house on
'Tuesday, August 26, “The Carter
Case,’’ a Craig Kennedy story, is fill*
of thrills and you cannot afford to
mis s it. See this week’s rogram on
the back page.
1898 1919
Miss Smith's
Private School
Will Re-open
Monday, Sept. 15,
721 Grant St.
Grades 3d to 10th
Phone 825
The undersigned announce that
they have formed a partner,
ship for the practice /of
law under the name of
CONYERS & WILCOX
with offices after August/ 15, 1919
at Brunswick Ga
C. B. CONYERS
J. MARK WILCOX
Auto Service
DAY and NIGHT
CALL—
Buick Hack Station
Phone 1004
F. J. McHALE, Prop.
L. J. LEAVY
AUCTIONEER
37 Years’
Experience
Guarantees
Satisfaction
Sales Made Any Place in State
Frierson’s Exterminator is nor. poi,
sonous and it has no objectionable*
odor. It does not stain. Leading drug
and grocery stores can supply ft;
large bottle with sprayer only 50
cents.
THE BRUNSWICK NEWS
Closing Out All
Ladies’, Children’s and Men’s
Low White Shoes
At Reduced Prices
All Sizes and Widths See Window
H. HIRSCH
1427 Newcastle St. Phone 257
CwnMp
Satisfaction
Wc can’t control the way a man feels when he drives into
our place—he may be paying a friendly call to get infor
mation. he may be towed in because of battery trouble, he
may be happy, or angry, or half way between But one
thing we can always do, SEND HIM AWAY SATISFIED
And that’fc our job_ When the job is done It will °e done
RIGHT. If you want advice ,if you want SERVICE, if you
want repairs, if you need anew battery, COME TO BAT
TERY SERVICE HEADQUARTERS.
No one can have YOUR interest more at heart than the
company who first organized trained battery service—
whose batteries are installed by the great majority of
Americarj. car builders, and who developed the BONE DRY
WILLARD with THREADED RUBBER INSULATION.
Willard Service
Brunswick Battery & Motor Cos.
Phone [phone] RICHMOND SREET
Two Ton
White
$3,300 F. O. B.
CLEVELAND ~v
J. W. S. HEATH MOTOR COMPANY
1602 Newcastle St.
Service Tim
The Brunswick Laundry—the old original is endeav*
oringto make SERVICE its one creed! Send us your
most expensive Pieces and trust us for the rest.
‘KLEAN KLOTHES KLEAN”
Brunswick Laundry
1510 RICHMOND ST.
PHONE 129 C. B. DAVIS ,Mgr.
Riggsbee Grocery Cos.
get your money’s worth.
Some of the things we have 5
White Head Cabbage . 8c lb.
Glynn County Tomatoes.. 15c lb.
Glynn County Shelled Buttter Beans
Glynn County Grown Okra 20c lb.
Glynn County Grown Corn
Watermelons li
Select Fresh Country Eggs 60c doz.
Best Creamery Butter 70c lb.
Good Cheese 45c lb.
Kingan’s Breakfast Bacon 75c lb
WE GIVE HONEST WEIGHT AND FULL MEASURE
Quick Delivery. We try to Please
Riggsbee Grocery Cos.
A. Riggsbee, Prop. Telephone 165
SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1919