The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
INTERESTING Cl1AIRRS
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
Interesting Itaus from Our Rsfulas
Correspondent.

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CHAIREs, December {, 1907. Thanks-
giving Day was dull and gloomy here,
30 tar as the weather was concerned,
but our feelings IN no wise accorded with
the state of the weather. The two
Plymouth institutions, Political and Re-
ligious Freedom, and the Thanksgiving
Turkey, were with as also. We enjoyed
(some of us) the family reunion, q
beautiful custom beQueathed 70 us also
by the Pilgrim Fathers. No services
were held in the churches, but the ex-
ercises of the Junior and Senior Leagues
will take place Sunday evening, IN the
NJ. E. Church.
MISS Mary Woodberry spent Thanks
giving with her parents. She brought
AS her guests, MISS Alice Corbett and
Miss Woodberry, Of Quincy. The latter
remained till Friday, when abe went on
visit home. The other young ladies
remained till Sunday.
Miss Eula Glidewel went 70 Tallla-
hassee, Wednesday, to spend Thanks
giving with her uncle's family.
Miss Myrtle Granting, of Centre
vile, spent Thanksgiving in Chaires'
and remained till Saturday afternoon
with the family of Mrs. Snipes and
o her friends.
Miss Lila Smith, teacher Of the Oak
Dale School, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents. Mrs. John Bradley accom-
panied her.
Messrs Jim Bradley, Jr., of Quincy,
Thomas Bradley, Of Oak Dale, Frank
Powell, also OF Oak Dale, and Mr..
Wallace Bolen, of Lloyd, all spent
Thanksgiving at Chaires
Mr.. Niles johnson, Jr,, spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. William Johnson, also
the McDermet Brothers, Of Quincy, md
we are constrained TO think, nnotner
young man in the list above, also haV-
Ing justifable reasons for IL 49,
Mr.. Will Duncan, Of Gainesville d
filing the Office of station agent befe,
temporarily
Mr.. c. J English spent a few hoops
with his daughter, Mrs. Win Highto~er,
last Friday Mr.. English will move b
Quincy this week.
Mrs. f. E. Stelndneyer will arrive ln
Chaires Thursday on a visit to friends.
Her husband, who is one Of the most
effective preachers in our Conference,
was for two years the popular pastor at
Chaires, and he and his cultured wife
have hosts of friends here who will be
delighted TO have her visit them.
Miss Mamie Snipes intends leaving
next Monday morning for Tampa, %
spend Xmas with friends. She will
hasten the visit, so as to attend the An
nual Conference, which meets there
next week.
Some much needed improvements are
being made TO the depot building here
DR. Stukes, o. Lloyd, was on pro-
fessional visit to this burg last Friday
Miss Bertha Cotton, of Raleigh, NJ
c., VINO viii spend %mas with her sis
ter, here, Mrs, j G. Upchurch, has just
won prlze of one hundred dollars from
the jamestown Exposition in some kind
OF a musical contest, which she entered
while on rccent visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes arrived Sunday
and will be domicied at Mrs. G. w.
Patterson's for three months, while
MIR. b. IL on business connected with
the new railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Boyd went on a
visit TO Tallahassee last Friday.
Miss Aics Patterson and her brother.
Gwynn, who are making such a fine
record as sud nts at Southern College,
will spent Xmas with their parents,
Dir. and Mrs j. n. Patterson.
TIE other students of Chaires', in
other colleges. are also dong nicely,
Mr.. Hunter WOodberry, medical stu
dent Of VI ini', and Mr.. Harmon
Smith, at Emory.
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