The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-12

Unetta street. Most all the members
were present and spent very delight
full afternoon. One new member, Mrs
Charley James, was cordially well
coined into the society. This circle
is improving rapidly and great inter-
est is manifested in the work. The
usual routine of business over, i9ii
cious ice course was served with cake
by the charming hostess.
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Ice Cream Fete-
| Be sure to attend the ice cream fete
on the beautiful lawn at Mrs. DR.. How
t ards Saturday from to 8 o'clock.
This is one of the circles of the Home
Mission Society Of Court Street Meth
odist Church with Mrs. Damon as
leader. Delicious cream and cake will
be served for 10 cents. All are cor
daily invited and especially the teach
ers at the college.
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Miss Wessie Bromfield, the bright
| young daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Broin-
field, of Mammoth Springs, left this
week for Asheville, n. c., where she
goes as delegate from Whitworth
College to the school convention.
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Don't forget the ice cream fete on
Mrs. DR.. Towards lawn Saturday
from to 9 o'clock. You will be roy
ally served as the Court Street Church
ladies usually do on all occasions.
Only 10 cents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Seaman left 40
| day for Newton, where they expect to
| remain for short while. From there
they will Leave for different points in
the North, where they will make an eX-
tended stay.
H Mrs. Charley Dobbins, accompanied
Il by her daughter, Mrs Martin, returned
Il last night from Clinton, where they
/ went to attend commencement exer'
H cises at Clinton College.
Il Mrs. ]. C. Calhoun, a lovely young
II matron of Brooklyn. passed through
Il here today, stopping between trains
II en- route for New Orleans, where she
II goes to visit her mother
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HI DR.. Frank Wilkins, of Rayville La.
II who has been attending the Railwa!
Il Surgeons Convention in New Orleans
H is the guest of Mrs. S. F. Wilkins, 30
II West Fourth street.
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H Mrs. w. d. Maynor. of Purvis, spen
the day in Hattiesburg Wednesday
leaving on the evening train for
II short stay at Mammoth Springs.
II Correction
Mrs. c. w. Rich will entertain tomo
= row afternoon at 4:30 instead of 81
o. as was announced yesterday.
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I'd Mrs. Charley James, one of Hattie
N. burg's sweetest young brides returnc
as last night, after pleasant visit 10 IL
parents at Rawlston.
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Mrs. Robert Henderson and h
daughter Miss Minnie Ola. of Meridii
- are the guests of Mrs. Monroe Smit
's' on West Fourth street.
I'd Rev. T. B. Holloman was called t
he day to Poplarville, to conduct the f
in neral services of DR.. Marion, a prom
ic, nent citizen of that place.
" Mrs. Haskil James and her brigl
IL little baby, will leave for the Goa
nd in few days for an extended visit.
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he Cottrell Stapleton, who has been
e' student in the Mississippi College
ed Clinton. returned home last night.
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SIC Mr.. Gaines Dobbins returned fro
sic Mississippi College where he spent
ed very successful term of study.
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gs, The many friends of Mr.. R. N. G.
'ir- Llins will regret exceedingly to he
nd of his critical condition today.
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as Mr.. J. C. Calhoun, a popular m
lei chant of Brooklyn, spent the daJ
lin. the city yesterday.
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Mrs. A. C. Hulett, of Meridian.
visiting her son, DR.. ]. E. Hulett,
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