The Hattiesburg news., 1909-09-08

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Dr. and Mrs. Summer were married
in McComb City Monday afternoon,
by first cousin Of the groom, Rev.
Ed Summers.
DR.. Summers, who until recently
resided in Brookhaven, has made
many friends who will welcome his
bride to her new home. He Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Summers,
of Brookhaven, and one of the part
ners in the Corner Drug Store.
U. D. c. Meeting at Hotel Hatties.
burg.
The Hattiesburg Chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy held
their regular monthly meeting Tues
day afternoon at Hotel Hattiesburg.
The president, Mrs, d. B. Holmes, was
in the chair and Mrs. Henry Thomas
Allen, was appointed to act as secre-
tary, the secretary Miss NJ. Anna AL
len, beisg absent.
Thirteen members were present and
lone guest, Mrs. Hill, of Meridian
Reports from the various committees
were heard and the name of five ladies
were presented for membership. The
monument which the daughters arc
preparing to erect ON the court
house grounds was discussed in full
with a committee of veterans, Cap
tains Carter, Chambers, Pitman and
Fail. This committee was also asked
to assist with and help to plan the
entertainment of the veterans at the
reunion which takes place on the goth
Y of October on the court house grounds
dinner will be served, speeches
t made, and musical program rem
dered.
!, 1t lis only a question of few more
: years and these dinners will he 'f
thing of the past, just pleasant msm
, ory, for one by one the old soldiers
are leaving us.
e Any donations of baskets for the din
ner con that day will be gladly wei
o coined by the committee, Mrs. ID. E
Holmes, chairman Mesdames r. C
Howell H. T. Allen Misses Annie Ga
S and Mary Korndoffer. Mrs. Archi
s. Farley win be hostess of the His
torical Club next atllrday at he
u home on Bouie street.
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s. Parent Teachers Association G
g. Ward 2 met Tuesday afternoon
T. Court Street NJ Il. church.
The meeting was called to ordRr b
the president, Mrs Thomas j. Jacl
prayer. The secretary being absen
u Mrs. H. E. Melch was appointed Sc
retary pro TEN. Mrs. H. M. Hanna
. received the dues.
Some of our progressive busine'
. men sent in suggestion that the 70
gress get Hon. john Sharp William
III and Hon. Thos. Watterson 10 adde's
the people of Hattiesburg in the net
IL future. and it was moved and carrie
y that. The congress eppoint co'nmltte
to write and ask them if they w
come and when.
Is Miss Sophie B. Wright, of New
~ leans. will be here early in Octob
' and will lecture at the South Missl
sippi College.
The president desires every OF
ed who can and will give some plant
nix beautify the school rooms, to sci
he them TO the Court stret school at e
epening of school. One new membe
Mrs. D. B. Griffin, was welcomed
EST DR.. T. e Ross told the ladies tn
of tho Now Orleans and Northeastern
IS, pot was available for them to ente
of tain the public school and S. NJ
faculties in. The association glad
. accepted and a committee was appoi
-. pointed for general arrangements.
The meeting then closed with
prayer aed by Mrs. I. P. Trotter.
The next meeting of the assoclat'
will he the first Tuesday in Octol
at the Court street school immedla
ly after school adjourns
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Mr.. J. A. Arledge has as his que
his parents and sisters, Mr.. and NJ
r. d. Arledge and Misses Amai
and Emma Arledge, of Vossburg, MI
- Mr.. and Mrs. Arledge will IN the
sture make Hatiesburg their home
will be located at 100o EuWa
street.
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Miss Corine Venable, of Lumber'
spent Tuesday night here the 81
of Miss Bessie Haney. Miss Nena
M. has accepted the position as teac
of music in the Canton High SCI