The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

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 WHAT'S IN A NAME.
 The printers devil is now prenared to answer this long mooted uuastion with authority. There's all kind of trouble In 1t for the unfortunate who gets It In the wrong society column. 1T there Is any benightej soul in this town who imagines that -Four Vclocks or American beauties eith- er' are as sweet by any other name, We want to disillusion him right here. Now all this is a left handed intro duction to a confession that we along with the rest of the press gen- eraily--have erred deeply in regard to the baptismal name of the Youngest Tuesday card club; and we here pledge our life. our fortune. and our sacred honor not to do so again. We never expect to say .four-a'e a'elsck'' again In our earthly experienee,--- not even when the hands point to the very hour. As for "Bridge-It," why no Irish need apply to us for any thing, After this we are going to say just Tuesday Bridge Club" as we hope for their forgiveness
 THANkGGItlNG.
 The one day out of the s65 set apart for reviewing our blessings and re- turning thanks to the gracious Giver Is with us once again. For one bless ed day. things will not seem half bad, after all. For a brief season at least, we will be willing to trust the Maker of all things with the guidance of our small affairs. believing that our Ulti- ma Thule will be peace.
 ag&A ANaf upon a time certain Emperor assay ed, again and again, to mount spir- ited charger, but that each time the restive creature plunged aud reared so that he could not gain the saddle; that at length, an observant attendant saw that the nervous seed was frightened by his own weird shadow on the shin ing sands, and turned him fronting the sun. when the creature at once grew quiet and submissive.
 Today we are fronting the sun---we have lost sight of our shadows for 2 space, and submit to the Masters hand. Today we have to be thankful that He in whom there is no variable ness, neither shadow of turning, does not wait to be impiored or brihed or f1attered; that our prayers and our thanksgiyings are for the sake of their effect on us who have gone astray
 
 spirit of thankfulness which turns us toward the Sun.
 Miss Annie May WhittIasey of ope- lika will arrive today to be the guest of Miss Floy Smith on sayre Street. +
 Mrs. J. B. Myhan has returned to her home at Society Hill after a visit to Mir. and Mrs. q, w. Williams on Washington Street.
 Misses Lila Allen. and Lois MePher- son will be guests of friends at Tyson till Sunday.
 Mrs. Edward FaFrtOr has returned to her home in Letohatehie after a visit to her parents. MT. and Mrs. H. il. McPherson.
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 Mir. and Mrs4 Guy A. Cardwell have gone to Savannah for the auto races.
 Miss Rochelle Cochrane of Pike Road is the guest of Miss Lizzie Crenshaw.
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 Misses Lola B. and Bessie Smith of Showdown have invited the following guests for Thanksgiving: Misses Mel lie Jones, Lila Allen and Floy smith and Messrs B. Sparkman, J. W. Pat lun @AN SOtAh NAiA0'ASAAA'
 The many friends of little Gypsye Whittingtous will be glad to Know she Is slowly improving after her serious accident which has confined her to her bed for two weeks.
 Mir and Mrs c. w. Manning. of Point Isabel, Ohio arrived Tuesday, and will be the guests for some time of their daughters Mrs. J. A. Lyon,. Mrs. J. L. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. T. B. Broadway Miss Georgia Manning, of Brewton Ala, is the guest of relatives in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. L. c. Phillips. s11 South Court St. announce the arrival of a son.
 Mrs. James Dinwiddie who has been the guest of Mrs Isaac Dewees, has returned home. after renewing old friendships in Montgomery and form will be remembered as the bright and charming Miss Gertrude Duncan of this city.
 A committee of the Working Wo' mans Home Association will be 8 the Home today from twelve till twt o'clock to. receive and distribute tc the people in the house the good things which are sent in for Thanks l giving.
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 Mrs. C.. R. Bricken. of Luverne. Il at the Exchange Hotel on her way t' visit her mother. in Washington. 
 AE-. r n Capafard of Onelfla fs in the city for few days.