The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-23

turned from a visit to Mr.. Wllllams
parents in Gulfport
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Miss Ella Hester and her brother,
Mr.. RAYMOND Hester, of Birmingham,
Ala are guests of their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs Ellis Hickman.
Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens ana
her little family, are expected wed
nesday for a visit to DR.. and Mrs. l.
H. c. Cook and other relatives.
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The Epworth League of Court st.
Methodist church, will have social
meeting tonight at the home of Miss
Annie Lilius, in Second avenue.
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Mrs. !. C. Ballard and Master Nor
veil Ballard will leave Wednesday
for Birmingham, for ten days visit
to Mrs. Ballard's brother, Mr. z. Z.
Ratliff.
Mr.. Martin D. King left Saturday
for Battlefield, near Meridian, where,
with her little daughter, Kathleen,
and son, Dudley, she will spend
month with Mr. Kings father.
Mrs. C. L. Spivey of Canton, MISS,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Pimm, OF
I Mckinley, had many friends here,
| Hardy street, Mrs. Foster in P'ver
: avenue, and sister-in-law, Mrs. R. Y.
y Barton, in Main street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Doylewho for
several years made this city their
O home, after a visit to their parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, in Bogue Chit
to. Miss, are now located permanently
in New Orleans.
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n Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Summers O.
Newton, Miss, spent Sunday ant
Monday here geusts of Mr.. and Mrs
at S. R. Walker, while enroute to Lum
IS berton, to visit Mrs. Summers moth
er, Mrs. Hall.
g. Mrs. M. J. Farley and her littl
r. family are spending while at Biloxi
while Mr.. Farley is in st. Louis buy
ing goods. Mrs. David Farley an
s.. her family will join them in fe'
NJ. days for short stay.
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Miss Frazier Matthews returne
err home Monday from Mobile, after
to- months visit to her cousin, Mrs. He
ry W. Koehler, who, as Miss Matt
Miss Matthews was called home SUI
or denly by the illness of her mothe
re Mrs. A. T. Matthews, in Second stree
re.
Mrs. F. L. Ray and little daught'
rn- Gladys, returned Monday from
to Paso, Tex, where they. have been vi
ed. iting Mr.. Ray. Mrs. Rays stay he
will be short, however, as she is g
Law ranging to move to Ell Paso in abo
to month to join her husband.
,et.
Mrs. ]. J. Pimm has as her gues
Me- at her home in Hardy street, her S
Vii ters, Mrs. o. B. Mobiles and son, M
IRE. ter George Mobiles, of Canton, Miss
Mrs. M. G. Dunlap of Montgomel
for Tex, and Mrs. C. L. Spivey of Cante
Who Miss.
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The Home Missionary Society
Court Street Methodist church "
red have it's annual picnic Wednesd
son, afternoon from to 6 on the lawn
lrs' Mrs. ]. H. Reeds home in Coz
street. The Foreign Missionary
- ciety, the Priscillians and every la
I in the church are cordially invited
attend.
A congenial party who spent
weekend at the Breslow Hotel,
oxi, returning Monday evening, v
composed of Mrs. w. A. Bilbo &
| the children, Katherine and Will;
Mrs. Bilbo's guest and cousin, M
Mabel Manning of Pelahatchie, Mi
Misses Cleo Johnson, Annie Gay ;
May McGraw.
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Hay Ride and Picnic.
The Delta-Alpha class of &C
Street Methodist church enjoyed
hay ride and picnic at Mamm
Springs today. Mrs. G. H. Thomp'
teacher of the boys and girls, cl
eroned them.
The young people were Mi
- Gladys and Maggie Thompson,
McInnis, Moey and Susie Reed, F