Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-18

II it be from God let it be manifest,
Pure, devine and true, because
IT'S only Gods love that is devlne,
Shown on the day of Penecost,
Known to woman, man and child
Known to the multitudes. the world
Love that is not beguiled.
Love-give me love
If it be a mothers, fathers love,
Let it be pure, pure as the
Snowflake that battles with the breeze,
So pure that it may follow every
word
Yes. every deed and act that may
Perchance be my lot to speak or do,
Love that follows to the dungeons
A love that fingers at deaths door.
Love-give me love-
And if it be a brothers, sisters love
Let it be bright, bright as the
Star that shown on Bethlehem,
Bright as the star by the firetried-
AS bright as silvered steel,
A love that can't be furnished
Purified by him who is but love,
A love that pillows the fevered head
A love that lives if the loed be dead.
Love-give me love-
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Let it be true and tried
True as the daylight is to night
The rain-drops to the sod,
Tried by the Savior's burning test,
And true as the soul to God.
Love-give me love
And if it be a sweetheart's love,
Let it be deep-deep as the
Depths of the ocean wide
Deep as the soul can bear"
Deep as times eternal tomb
Deep as the heart can know"
Deep as the depth from heaven to
hell
Deep as the heart of God.
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Fashion and Fancy.
New Belts.
The newest belts show a combina-
ton of gold, silver and braid and
leather mixed, then two leather over
laid are very often used. A pretty
expression was seen in belt of white
kid, tucked top and bottom and cen
Jared. .hxmassboxe pleat,s a either side
iii NTH va4 VA \ nh ipch band
leather. the foundation being OF white
overlaid with a narrower band OF
fawn-colored leather, pieced with holes
the size of cherry stones, and showing
the white leather underneath.
Printed kids and repousse kid are
much used for the composition OF
the new belts, which are fairly wide
and straight all around, or shaped mar
rover in front.
Oneof the newest ideas is belt OF
tan colored suede, with one of the
ends cut out as fringe.
Soft and charming are the wide
belts of gold and silver cloth and
matelasse, embroidered velvet, silk
and satin and China silk ribbon with
velvet border.
Other belts are of plain suede with
merely very handsome buckle fol
ornamentation. Others are of soft
glazed leather, in duh pastel shades
with odd figures and designs printed
over them in contrasting but not ag
gressive colors. Coral buckles il
quaint rose bouquets adorn many O
the black silk webbing belts.
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Off to Presbytery.
Reverends r. L. Campbell, j. T
Eddins, E. ]. Currie and Mr. A. L
Montgomery of this place, and Dl
j. f. Jones and Mr.. J. R. Evans o
Meridian, with quite number q
other preachers from other places
among whom were Rev A. Colt an
Rev. Oberschmidt, left here yesterda
morning for Mt Olive, and from Their
they went to Hopewell church, abou
six miles from Mt. Olive, where the
are holding Presbytery this week.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Firs
Presbyterian Church had very inter
esting meeting yesterday afternoon a
the residence of Mrs. D. e. McTnni'
on Main street. There were abou
thirty members present and plan
were completed for tine trip around Nh
world. which they are to- give fn IS,
yember
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Miss Ema, Haarls..a will boo q.
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