The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-22

Watkins, the present secretary, read !
the first minutes, and gave the names /
of the delegates to all the conven- |
tons, and the number of entertain !
ments given during the past four
years.
The singing of the hymn of the or
der, Lead AS We Co." and the men,
bers repeating the mispah verse.
closed the program, the motto of the
circle is:
Whatsoever thy hands find to do,
do with thy might"
The circle has done whatsoever it
found to do, and has closed and
blessed years of service to our King.
Several pretty piano selections were
rendered by Miss Helen Patterson.
After the meeting Misses Anna,
Nellie and Katie Allen and Miss Hell
en- Patterson, assisted Mesdames Dun
can Matheson and e. J. Mitchell
in serving egg salad on lettuce leaf,
stuffed olives, pickles and waters fol-
lowed by Russion tea and maurgerites.
A pretty feature of the afternoon was
the Kings Daughters birthday cake,
with its seven candles, tied with pur-
pie ribbon, unwreathed in purple vio-
lets. AS each guest blew out can
die, they made wish for the circle,
and one for the hostess, that her
health would improve. and that the
anniversary meeting of the Daughters
would be held with her for many
years.
Ladies' Aid With Mrs. Burr.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Pres
byterian church, met Monday after
noon with Mrs. S. Burr, on Newman
street. The president, Mrs. w. F.
Fulton, presided. Twenty-seven mem
bers were present.
Plans were discussed for the sale
on Saturday of homemade candy,
cakes, pies and cook aprons. Each
member brought an apron for the sale.
During the meeting Mrs Burr, assist
ed by Mrs. e. W. Weaver and Misses
Aussie and Bessie Haney served sand
witches and coffee.
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Precillian Circle With Mrs. r.
e. Williams.
Mrs. F. E. Williams, on Buschman
street, was hostess of a social meet.
ing Monday afternoon of the Precil.
liam Circle of Court Street Methot. lst
church. Cream and cake was served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. M.
jackson. The members present were
Mesdames Leo Martin, A. M. Jack.
son, George McInnis, T. j. Bryson,
Misses Dozie MCGOWAN, Pearl Jack
and Gertrude Williams.
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The Lydian Circle and Home Mis-
sion Society of Main Street Metho
dist church are having a sale of cor
set covers and shirtwaist today at
Heidelberg's furniture store on Main
street. Quite number of these pref
ty articles are on sale, some hand
embroidered, others trimmed with
lace. while some of the waists are
strictly tailored.
Mrs. Henry Meyer and Mrs. G. NJ
| Ellis, of Brookhaven, spent Monday
with the latters' sister, Mrs. NJ. B
Scarborough, en- route to their home il
Brookhaven, from Gulfport, where
they were delegates to the Home Mis-
sion Conference.
The Woman's Missionary Society o
Columbia Street Baptist church hell
an unusually good praise meeting
Monday at the church. The devo
tional exercise was led by Mrs. Bar
ton. and the subject for the afternoon
was Missions"
The members of Trinity Guild are
earnestly requested to allow nothing
to prevent their presence at thu
church on Saturday afternoon TO dec
crate for Easter All are asked Il
bring as many flowers as possible.
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Mrs. VIM. Gilmore and Mrs. F. NJ
Baxter, of Fifth street, are attendin,
the Home Mission conference at Gu'f
port and from there will go TO Hatties
burg for the Foreign Missionary con
ference--Meridian Star
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Foote have a
their guest. the latter's sister, Mrs
r. D. Davis. of Buccatanna. Mrs
Davis is a delegate to the Misis0nar,
conference. which will meet in thi
city this week.
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4 number of young people enjoyed
another delightful hop Monday nigh
at the EIks' Club rooms. The dan
GERS were chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs
f. P. Mackie
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Miss Annie Collins has returned u
her home in Gulfport after a week.
visit here, the guest of her sister-in
law, Mrs. R. n. Collins, on Bay street
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Mrs. G. l. Harbour, of Vossburg
and children. Jim and Alice, are III,
guests of Mrs. Harbour's mother Mrs
]. F. Hamblen. on Southern avenue
Beware Of ointments for catarrh Tha
4 Contain Mercury.