The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-25

eral days past. The calm before the gay
whirl OF the holiday week.
All are intent upon the more serious ter.
vice of this time of rejoicing.
The Kings Daughters, ain His Name"
are interchangeable workers and solicitious in
their particular field, and by their minis
trations many careless, thoughtless soul
today has feeling of satisfaction at hay
ing been allowed, even by suggestion, to
obey the divine injunction, "The poor ye
have with you always, me ye have not"
The Appleton home in Macon has called
forth here the best energies of the ladies of
st. Marks, az the liberal donations sent to
Mrs. Dexter for packing evidence,
Those who hold the sacred interest of
the mission located in the Seamens bethel
have by loving self-denying service
secured delightful entertainment for the
members Of the Sunday school, Many out
siders, without solicitation only knowing
OF the great needs, have sent in of their
abundance, aud by this simple service
added to their own fund blessedness which
greater, - than to receive
Amid the hustle of Xmas preparations
the dumb animals, etc, were not forgot
ten. Tuesday evening the HumaLe So
ciety met in the Ogethorpe parlors and a
very interesting session was the result al
though very few members were present
One member en- route home exclaimed,
show one really interested person can
leaven the whole lump Why is SO little
interest SHOWN in this good cau'e2 Is it
because OF ignorance Of the sure Qf slow
good hi, sooiety 10 doing in our careless
community; then come out and be en-
lightened. II Will expand and elevate your
soul to join in the good WORK with your
wit and their substance
Mrs. Cander entertained the Neighbor
hood CLUB on Monday evening.
Miss Nellie Wells is at home for the holi
days from Union Female college, Eufaula
Ala. This school is under the espionage
of Mrs. Z. J. Simmons, and to it she lends
her superb talent and her delightful per
sona!ity, which those who were so forum
ate as to meet her during a visit to Bruins
wick remember with pleasure
Mr.. Arthur Dexter, who has been in Chi. |
cago the past two years, is making holi-
day visit TO his home to the delight of
family and friends.
Eugene Whitfield, Roy Mason, George
Burbage Nat Nightingale, Allen Johan
nesen, Archie Kay. and Godsmith Leh-
man, are among the students at home for
Xmas
Miss Sallie Brown, daughter of Rev.
Paul Brown, formerly pastor of tho Pres
byterian church in this place, will spend
several Gays with Miss Bingham on Monk
street.
Mrs. r. ]. Bliss, mother of Mr.. Clyde
Taylor, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
H. Berrie.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
have its Christmas entertainment in the
church next Tuesday evening
The First Methodist, by an attractive
and unique performance appropriate to
the season on Friday Slst inst.
The Baptist by supper in the Sunday
school room on Tuesday evening.
st. Marks and St. Jude's will as usual
Holy Innocent's day.
Miss Marie Devoe will delight her little
friends with domino party Monday even
ing, l.
Mrs. Moses Hirsoh of Atlanta is spend
ing the holiday with her parents. The
many friends she made as Miss Roy Hof-
man are pleased to welcome her.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. NJ. Strachan are !
spending the yuletime with their Savan- !.
nah friends. :,
The friends OF Miss Dorothy Berrie are
glad to welcome her after an absence of
several months. .
Miss Roberta Cook viii spend the holt v
days with her cousin. Miss jeanette Col c
son. n
The many friends Of Miss Emma Tucker IL
will be pleased to hear that she was much &
refreshed 10y her visit to Boston c,