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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02
COL. GOODYEAR APPOINTED
DELEGATE BY THE GOVERNOR
He viii Likely Attend teF Rivers and
1arbors CONGRESS n.nNashinqtor

ne VIII LIKELY NLtthu teTI 0IVEFs anu
Haroors Congress in-nNashingtor
Col. c.. r.. Goodyear, OF this city,
who has been in New York fer the
past several months, has reen
appointed by overnor Brown as
a delegate to the rivers and
harbors congress which will meet
in Washington later this month
and it is likely that he will attend as
one of the representative of ple
state Of Georgia.
Col.' Goodeyar has been. delegate
to practically every meeting held
ty the organization and has always
taken a prominent part in the delib-
erations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02
PEACE AT MACAO.

Lisbon, Dec. 1.-Official advices
received today from Macao state that
complete order has beer restored.
Following the granting of aliriernends
of the rebelling soldiers and sailors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02
JULIA WATT DEAD.

New Haven Conn, Dec. mrs.
Iul,a Watt. famous In her day AZ en-
actress IN the part of Topsy, in .".bn.
Gle Toms Cabin" died TO-DAY az tae
age Of 81 eyars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02
a., 3. g. A. OFFICIALS
SPEND DAY IN THE CITY
Came Down Yesterday for Brief Wis
il to the City.

Alex Bonnyman, general manager,
with headquarters in Atlanta, and G
c. Smith, superintendent, with head
quarters in Fitzgerald, Of the Allan
ia. Birmingham and Atlantic rail-
road, were among the visitors to the
city yesterday. They came down on
matters connected with the road AMI
left last night for hteir respective
homes.
Bob Messrs. Bonnyman and SMITH
were once stationed. in this city and
they have friends here who are al
ways glad to welcome them.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
Dance HonorIm Visitors.

The dancing young gentlemen
.of This city did themselves proud
Wednesday, evening Nden they
entertained at Stein's Hall with a
dance out of compliment to The
visitors il the city. Cur city en-
Joys the rep Of giving dances that
are truly enjoyable, but this affair
eclipsed all former social events
of the year. This excellent floor
was graced with over forty
couples of dancing furniture, and
never was the Terphiscorean art
displayed with more grace and
skill than at the hall Wednesday
night TO make tile event AM
suspicious one, Bynum's 0rches
ira from Memphis, seven strong,
furnished enhancing music An-
charming feature Of the.
dance was its chaperonage MI
and Mrs. S. 4. Gwin, W g. Sam
ders Chas. johnson, Statham,
Wilson, Ben Humphreys,
Lucfus McShane, and many others
Among the dancing young ladies
were Misses Mary Topp, Wheat
Burkhalter Alice Harlow Eunice
Branch, Annie Hobson, Sheila
HILL Mary Mounger, GeneyieYe
Cook, Cecil Henderson, Virgins
of Jackson Schwartz Of Natchez
Thomas Of Greenville, Adams of
jackson, Leise Jones Of Memphis,
Wright Of jackson, Green.
Of Jackson Foster of Vicksburg,
Atkinson Of Jackson, Julia John
son of Greenvlle, Sue Neeker Of
GreenYille and many others.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

cleaning in purple splendor vas
the cross, the emblem Of the order
The interior was layishly decorated.
with testoons and draperies Of pur
pie and white carleton and every
where we're the graceful wisteria
blossoms, covering the staircase,
doorWays, windows and mantels
A committee in the hall escorted tbe
guests to Che receiving line, which
was composed Of the officers Of the
local circle and the state officers
and state executive board, which
were as follows Mrs w. q John
.ston, Mrs Ira u Parsons Mrs wv.
.R Bell, Mrs. L. O. Delaney, Miss
Nancy McCabe, Mrs. Sumter Giles
pie, Mrs w. C Bowman, Miss Eta
Mitchell Mrs o. A. Gordon, Mrs.
III RI Bragg, Mrs. j Ii Gillespie
The dining room was a thing Of
beauty and viii ever liager ID mem
ory as a Joy forever The round
table covered flmsay lace, over lilac
silk held crystal candlasticks with
violet and silver shades and was
within fits setting Of cut glass and
silver receptacles holding dainty
corrections ia lavender tho icos and
cakes also carrying out the color
scheme. Along The tables was al
canopy Of wisteria blossoms, while
through il glowed soft electric
shedding their rays upon d
si.gorpurple cross, which hung
q centre piece of royal orchids
and dainty lilies oi Gle VAL
ley the whole making a picture Of
rare lovlihess. From the four cor
ners Of tie room we're loose ropes Of
lilac, white tulle caught here and
there With wisteria blooms. The
refreshments were served ~ 8 mum
ben Oi young ladies, gowned ID
and lilac. The side porch
Nj ing into the reception room was
most attractive With pottsd plants
and The Two punch tables decorated
q Che prevailing colora and pre-.
over BY young girls was a
most popular resort "a very large
lumber 81 guests filled TIE many
from 3 to III, including sew
raj Knights 81 pythias (Who are
.lso holding a convention Ell curl
n.y. Delightful music from a
ere8ned orchestra intermfngled
With the cay converse Merry
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

DsnsmoIe Of koseaa An iDler
asdugpaperwas then read BE- Mrs
Isl 8 Collier 0f Kicks5urg
Thursday afternoon er spin
tied contest the Convention decided
TO select Meridian as their ne1.
place Of meeting AL officers
save The corresponding secretary
we're reelected. This honor YES
given % Bliss Eta Mitchell God
tie With you and tic Mizpah
ended one Of the most enjoyable
and most helpful conventions Tie
King Daughters have over az.
periensd
Greenwood and IS circle did
themselves proud.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

laughter from The hapry lhfolg
made The hours pass al 20 rapidly
The presence Of these nobla Kings
Daughters is . great pleasure g an
those who havo had them % 1lair
homes recognizing their great end
ungeldah work, 50 that Greenwood
is proud 70 extend q item every
hospitality IN its power and when
bidding them good bye ths friendly
hand-shake win ever % accompanied
by the heartfelt words God Be With
us til We meet again
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

Chapter and Mrs ~ G Johnston
Leader 0f The KINGS Daughters
who introduced them @ the main
honorees Mrs TIA Parsons, State
Leader Of the Kings Daughters.
and Nrs Lucy Green Yerger the
President Of State Daughters Of
the coniederaey Mrs Parsons
held beautiful boquet Of clenatis
and white lilies, while Mrs. Yergef
was attractive with a boquet 81 red
and white lilies. AS they an
preached the steps Of this lovely
home they were each presented
with q red and white c~arnati0n BY
Misses BeFenice Steele, Mann and
Edna Earl King, a most beautiful
souvenir for the occasion.
AT the door stood Mesdames b.
+ Young Chas ]. Austin j Z.
Mann and u c. Crowen, who U.s.
hered the guests ID the reception.
hall where they fell into the hands
.of Mesdames II. L. Miller r. g.
King and W. A. Burkhalter The
scene of enjoyment was then
transferred to the dining room
where Mesdames ri II. Barrett
Alex Henderson, As j. Read D, S..
Humphreys, Harris Gray Scott.
Dulin and Hanns Sanders delight
ed the guests with the delicious
salad course effectively carrying
out the color scheme. The re-
freshment committee was COM
posed Of Mrs. r. Il DeLoach and
her assistants, who with the aid Of!
the pantry committee, Of which
Mrs. Y. Eggleston was chairman,
kept the procession in the even
tenor Of their way.
The guests then passed by the
punch bowl over which Mrs. W s.
Cunningham, Mrs. B. G. Humph-
reys Misses Wheat Burkhalter
and Venita Bacon presided with
grace and dignity Another item
of interest that was more than
duly appreciated by those present
was the excellent musical pro-
gramme arranged and rendered
Mrs. RI L. Miller and others,
who were accompanied on the
BY Mrs. r. "a. Topp.
AT seven o'clock the reception
at an end and the fortunate
delegates and members Of the
Daughters had been treat
70 an entertainment which was
a fitting compliment to the excel
lent ladies who were in attendance
upon their convention in the city
tbis week
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
NIsllna Gre8nMlIe.

Over Two hundred people from
Greenwood Left last night and this
morning for Greenyille To attend
the oratorical contest and Univer-
.sity Of Mississippi and the A. & M.
The alumni Of these colleges viii
be on hand to root for the boys.
IT promises to be a big day for this
excellent little city.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

Conspicuous among the elab0r-
ATE entertainments Of the season
was the reception given Wednes-
day afternoon by the u z. George
Chapter, u. D. C. at the palatial
home of Mrs. DIR. r RI Henderson,
on Cotton and Washington streets.
Natures beauties and the flor
lists art had combined to make the
Henderson home an appropriate
setting for the gracious hospitality
dispensed. The beautiful lawn
was filled with red and white flags
and a large canopy Of red and
white was suspended from a huge.
white oak. The balustrades and.
balconies were festooned with red.
and white, the colors Of the Con-
federacy Red and white carna-
tons banked the mantels, rose
from ornate stands and showered
the chandeliers ii tie drawing
rooms, while red and white stream
ers and wreaths we're suspended
in The doorways between gossam-
en- portiers. The dinning-room
was 4 picture Of beauty Carna-
tons and Wreaths Of red and white.
were hellised athwart the ceilings.
walls. A gorgeous center-piece
adorned the beautiful table that.
conferred the elegant dining hall
There were at least three hun
dred guests present among whom
were the delegates 70 the Kings
Daughters Convention, the mem-
bers Of the Greenwood circle, and
the members Of the j. 2. George
[. D q. They were met
at the gate BY Mesdames w. r.
Mathews S L. Gwin S. r. Cole
man, q 4, Lomax and Monroe Me-
Then they were il the
Of Mrs. DR. ~ r. Hender
son, president Of the ]. z. George
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
WEDNESDAY. NAY lin

Wednesday mornings sesaion was
opened With Tin the Cross Of Glory
and deyodons offered BY Mrs. r I.
McLaurin Minutes we're then read
Of Tuesdays sessions hrs. ira
Parsons came Up then with tie ro-
port Of Conference. After Mrs.
Weathersby S address Che convention
adjourned until two O'Clock that all
ternoon.
Take Time to be Holy preceded
the devotion rendered By Mrs 3. H..
Purcell, The reports d circles, tell-
ars, corresponding secretary, and
city unions we're accepted and ap
proved
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

Tho Mississippi Branch Of the
International Order Of Kings
Daughters and Sons now holding its.
tenth convention in our city. was
rendered 8 reception Tuesday ove
ming Hay 10Th, By Gao Local Circle
chat q every detail vas ono og me.
most brilliant ever given in Green
wood. Judge and Mrs. A. Mc0.
K%imbroagh with kind hospitality
offered their beautiful ana spacious
home ior the occasion As tbaI
enes approaoli -Abe house The eye
gIeaIsd by s scene 80 great
bfliiancy Ropes ol electric lights
extended the entire length and sides
8 ta broad gail8rio and ths royal
purple aad white prolnaaIy
ha columns
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13


Greenwood has acquitted herself
with credit Handicapped BY the
Limited hotel accommodation and 2
lew minor hindlancas she still
forges forWard and dispensas bet
Characteristic hospitality q Tho
knights 81 Pgtbias Convention u
their annual convention which was
held ID this city Tuesday and.
Wednesday
Sunday night and an day Monday
every train brought numbers 81 tie.
wearera Of the fob who were.
met With autos and carriages and
carried to their hotels and homes
Every auto ia the city we're at the
disposal of the committee iii charge.
and everything went of IL style
All carriages and autos Wer9 grace
fully decorated ii tie frstsrniys
eolors and eEinced the keen interest
that every citizen took il the enter
tainment Of Leaore Lodge rs visit
ors TIE brass band Of the Ray
mond Stock Company met every
train with the committees.
Lehore Lodge 46 and It's commit
tees worked like veterans and had
everything prepared ii regal style
for the visitors. Over three hun
bred X. P's were here This week
making it one Of tho largest in the
history
Monday evening at nine o'clock
the delegates were congregated at
the X. z. Han ia tho Dahmer Build-
ing where they were treated 70 q
third degree initiation administered.
by the officers Of our lodge. This
degree vas given 10 a style that at
traoted the applause Of the visiting
delegates who recognize Lsdore
Lodge rs as one of the strongest
and most prominent lodges ia the
state.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
GREENWOOD ENTE2TAiNS TiE
GRAND LOD6E OF K OF P.
Isl RT01-N6 01TTETT9- GIT Of III ST-I-
Tie Queen city Ablaza M he Week ii Honor of Tits MS
Excellent frarena Order u Is Annual Convention

daIeg b behalf Of Lelo5e EaHa
46 This vas done in q most ples
ing manner he assuring thevisfau
that i vas pleasure end honor 81
Greenwood Is entertain he Grand
Lodge. lie referred o ihe sarIg
organization ot the Knights d
Pythias ia ibis eily and is wonder
Iful growth and prosperity end pic
tured the grand future that awaited
Is Then Hon. ~. q. Wilmington
Of the local bar. turned Go k8w
over e the delegates, assuring tba.
every citizen "a the city ana count
vas proud g have them al then
lguasts. He referred o tb8 fact tbas
although be was not 6 member 81
the x. P'a be still nursed & kindly
feeling tor them and appreciated
the noble influence this grand orda1
eIerted over The welfare 81 tb8 land
He dWelt upon Gao present co1d
tons Of prosperity and improvement
and portrayed what an aid she 900
trine ot the *. rs was ia perlaotpg
q realization 81 same. MF whit
tington's address received much
applause. This was followed 81
res ponse which VAS 8Ioquenag 90
%liGarad bg Hon Judge Kelley
Of Gulfport who could hardly Baii
e assure rs that every delegate mas
aware Of The fact Chat Greenwood
vas one Of the best cities tha
state, and that Ledore Lodge Raa
one Of the banner members 81 th8
Is. r. Family 30 handled his QUO
happily and impressed bis hearers
Chat the characteristic hospitality
being dispensed 70 them Was only
e be found here I'D Greenwood.
Tuesday afternoon vas given toa
business session of the K Ps ald
e The Dokiss parade. Alter thead
iounment Of the business session AZ
fYo O'Clock tho delegates adjourned
e join the thousands Of spectators
on tha street to watch tb8 Dotia
Parade About twenty candidate
participated in magnificent as
parade. Special features among
Which we're the Alfonso ana Castor
band were interesting At sigh
O'Clock Chat night tbe ceremonial
was given AZ which time about
thirty 81 forty Tgros were allowed
the privilege Of ioUrneying acros
the desert e tho Oasis of Khorassa1
This same evening Che delegate
we're royalty entertained with 4 r
ception AZ the Elks Home from eight
70 eight thirty from whence tlay
crossed Washington avenue Co sen
Hall where az elaborate banqna.
with covers laid fol tho entire d
CATION. a delicious menu was
t~isticaIly served ana the evening
proved e most enjoyable one. Many
toasts were eioquenliy made ani
responded. joy was uncondnai
end genuine Pythian feeling p
meatod the atmosphere At eleFsl
o'clock Tue Dakies had thel
banqueta t the Kitchs1 Hotel WhicA
vas one Of the SWEETEST events of tha
convention An elaborate rapas
was prepared 70 aDpease the lgTa
Who had made Che Journey across
t1e desert To tbo Oasis 81 Khofassan
Good Telling and cheer prevailed
and the cay banquetbers indulge
in this ioytest until on8 O'Clock
MMnM H0..Y
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
CONVENTION OF KINGS DAUGHTERS
ABIG THING FOR GREENWOOD.
Addresses Of Welcome We're Extended BY Mrs. J. I Gillespie
and Hon. ". N. Wilmington
QUEEN CITY Of THE DELTA DOES HERSELF PROUD
Business Sessions Receptions, Auto Rides and Oher EniOy-
ments Make Ge Week a Gala Time

Greenwood appreciates the fact
that there is no nobler organiza-
ton IN tie state than the Kings
Daughters, and took this into con.
sideradon when they invited con-
yendon to meet with Us this year,
as we knew great good would
emanats fromit,
Monday and Monday night
brought over two hundred Kings
Daughters Delegates into the fair
est city d the delta to accept the
gracious hospitality that awaited
them Tuesday had them all within
our corporate limits and the city
was at once animated BY their
presence and things began to as
sume aHYlier aspect aton Autos
and carriages carried the delegates
to the homes where they were to
be entertained
Monday evening was occupied
witha meeting of the Executive
Committee Of the Kings Daughters
who met at the First Methodist
Church at the appointed time and
dispatched the business before that
body
TUESDAY MAY 10Th.
The informal gathering presen
tation Of credentials and the enroll
mentof delegates took place Tues
day morningat nine-thirty o'clock
at tie Methods church, which was
followed By meeting Of the Res
cue Home Board Meeting aBlest|
Be tho Tiea was next rendered By
the congregation and deyotons
was then offered by Rev. Hal s.
Spragins The convention was
Immediately called to order after
Mrs FRI Miller had rendered al
beautiful solo. Hon. W. IN. Finite
tington was called upon 10 deliver
the address 81 welcome and turn
the Keys city and I'LL over to these
excellent ladies' He handled BIS cue
happily end made an ELOQUENT ANA
brilliant address, Ho was followed
BY Mra. d u Gillespie formerly
leader 81 tho Greenwood Circle and
prominent factor h tie founding of
Gao Hospital ID this city who VEL
coined Che delegates On behalf Of ths
Greenwood Circle. MRS GiIlospie
assured them q our appreciation of
the honor 81 their meeting With us,
told tbom Of lhe noble work the
WeareFso Of I'm His Name we're do.
ING fer Greenwood, and CAVES beau
diul expression Of The purpose of
Kings Daughter. MIS-. Walter
siles responded to these addresses
and toldof the good things That had
been anticipated over since The Con
vontion's decision to meet ID Green
wood, and assured us that everything
had exceeded expectations Greet.
ing was then delivered from tbe
Central Council which vas followed
by areport 81 tbe Gredential Com
mittea and the roll eall The Bro
gram was accepted and adjournment
takonuntl three O'clock tbat after
noon.
The afternoons session was opened
with More Love 10 Thee, which
was followed By the devotion offered
by Mrs @, .. Wealhersby Then
first came Che reports q the CORE
spending secretary, recording score
tary, treasurer state secretary and
Rescue Home After d full discus
sion same we're accepted and ap-
proved AT FIVE o'clock tho dee
gates we're given en- auto drive over
and around the city.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
TUESDAY MORNING.

The delegates convened at the
Court House, which was crowded %
IDS capacity TUESDAY morning at ten
O'Clock, when Rev J. g. Park de
livared Gle Pythian Ode Ray
mond's Band then rendered aprstty
selection, which was followed BY a
rendition from the Eutsrpean Quar-
tette. Chancellor Commander, Hon.
W. Az. Hammer delivered a most
eloquent address Of welcome to the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
"WEDNESDAY.

Wednesday morning and
noon we're occupied with buain
sessions, after which that aiterna7l
at Eye O'Clock 3 delightful aulor'
bile ride was given in honor oi
delegates The visitors war8 carries
ighraaeing over ths Queen oH
Of Che Delta and s. vas & source
qualification % chose who accom-
panied them 8 note ths surprise
the growth and prosperity oi
.citg,
Then Che adjournment came
DE visiting Pythisns lsit i6r
respective homes sil of one
Chat Greenwood vas ta8 ona ciit
tbe state and that their eai8
ment had been royal one aad
az expectations Every one 81
had e good word to SIX ana
good pert Ehat tas
bet an ig 9s oaF ln
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

Six room house, with electric light
and water. Cement walk to town.
Phone I88.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

After this brilliant affair came Tie
sacred concert which was indeed d
rare treat for an those who were 50
fortunate as to be present
TIE LAST DAY.
The hymn Onward Christian
Soldiers marked the openingof the
last days session when Mrs. g. ".
Edwards rendered devotion Min-
utss Of Wednesdays session then
read. Reports On Hospitals were
then made By Mrs. Greonlee Of
Greenyille, Saunders Of Greenwood
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
HoBoD68

Registered sd Standard Bred Stallion icb n~ahogony color.
Is hands high "a natural fox uots and aos square il har-
ness a fne individual Hobo cost hs owner $4,000. The
Is wdhou. question The fines, stallion IN IBIS section.
TERMS $4,000 each. a Coal Guaranteed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
BACHELOR $3.50.

lha finest Spanish Jack n Mississippi Back wa.
white points 5ysus I'D andy IS hands hgb standard measure
Ihs IacR coA SI,50O Youougbt q see him.
Iermsi $500 Cash al fBal Guarantees
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

let HAS. IF. JOHNSON Do
your accounting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
GROUP CONQUERED
Every Mother Should Read
and Remember This

In any home where a child has a ten
dency to Group bottle Of HYOMEI
pronounce it High-o-me) should be kept
constantly on hand.
A sudden attack Of the Group, with diff
cult breathing and extreme distress, is apt
to come on at any time.
The course to be pursued is plain. Send
for your doctor at once, and in the mean
time drop so drops of HYOMEI into a
bowl OF boiling water, and hold the chld's
head over It, cover with towel or cloth,
SO that only the air filled with Hyomci
vapor is breathed.
This method OF treatment has saved
many a chld's life, and mothers OF croupy
children should see to it that tIYOMEl
is always on hand. Full instructions for
prompt relief OF Group isin each package.
Asoc bottle Of HYOMEI is allyouneed
in treating Group. This is known in all
drug stores as Extra Bottle Hyomoi In
halent. Tragic and druggists everywhere
sell it. Breathe HYOMEI. 1t is gllaran-
teed to cure catarrh, Group, sore throat,
bronchitis, coughs and colds, or money
back.
To breakup a cold in 4 few minutes try
this: Pour a easpoonful of Hyomei into q
bowl of boiling water, nut towel over head
and bowl, and breathe the soothing. heal,
ms. vapor that arises Itmakes your head
feel clear IN two minutes, IL is pleasant
to use, Tree trial sample Of IIiOAlEl
can be obtained by writing Booths Hyo-
mel Co., Buffalo, M. X. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
Danville Social News
Special to The Times-Dispatch. I

tSpecial to INC IlmeS-Dlspatch.
Danville. Va. December 10-afrs.
Jennie Williams Brown, of Martins.
vile. was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
w. ]. Paxton, this week.
Aiiss Theodosla Gray is the guest
of Eer aunt, Mrs. Herbert Martin.
Miss Elizabeth NOEL is the guest of
Miss Bessie Payne. In Norfolk.
Miss Grace Dusas, OF Augusta, Gs.,
who has been visiting Mrs. Raymond
Iialt. has returned home.
Miss Eliza Hamlin is the guest Of
third senior german.
Miss Virginia Dance, who has been
friends in Norfolk. She attended the
spending the past six months at the
seasllore, has returned to Danvillc for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Lyon. of Durham,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
u. Noell this week.
Mrs. Pinckncy Williamson. who has
heen visiting friends in Augusta, Ga,
is now the guest of Mrs. Cabaniss. in
Columbia, S. G.
Miss Hattie Bouldin and Miss Mayo
Massie have returned from Martins
Miss Anne Page Friend has returned
after a pleasant visit to friends in
Alexandria and Richmond.
L. c. Berkeley has returned from a
visit to st. louis.
Mrs. Merewether Lewis and Miss