The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-07
Society
AFTER AL
BY Miss Marie Nightingale.

There is nothing In love that we do
not put In it.
There is nothing can happen unless
h we begin II,
There is nothing worth winning, but
what we can win " AVA A
There is nothing so sad as to set US
assigning,
There is nothing wed do that is no,
worth trying, 4#s
There is never a danger too great
for defying,
The beauty of earth IL is folly de
nying.
There Is never a sorrow should cause
US repining,
For sorrows were made for me
spirits refining;
SO turn all your clouds inside out
till their lining
OF silver shall rival the sun in It's
shining.
If you t:iink that too long youve wait
cu anu StTlNeH,
Then remember you've got as much
az you've given.
In the loaf of your burden Just look
for the leaven;
For Gods in the world and the
world is his heaven.
New York Evening World.
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RidelI-Proctor.
Much interest is centered In the
announcement of the marriage of
Miss Angie Ridell, of Burutfort, aa.,
to Mr.. Dan Proctor, of Woodbine,
which will take place this morning
at II O'Clock at Burutfort After an
extended trip Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor
will go to Brookman. Ga, where they
will reside.
Meeting of rhiiathea Union.
The members of the city Philathea
union held their regular monthly
meeting on Monday night at the First
Baptist church.
The early part of the evening was
devoted to the making of various
plans and arrangements for the com
ing year, after which the election of
officers took place. Those elected for
the different offices being Miss Kate |
Hall, president; Mrs. A. o. Zellner |
first vice president: Mrs A. NJ. Way. |
second vice president; Miss Maude
Gibbs, secretary; Miss Mercer Knight
assistant secretary; Miss Eva Mid !
dleton, treasurer. Those of the cH- |
ecutive committee was also elected. |
and the meeting proved Il most sue.
cessful one.
Bazaar Closed Last Night.
Last night being tho closing night !
of the bazaar, which has been the
nightly attraction at the Riflemen's |
armory. it was attended by the larg-
est crowd that has yet teen present. |
Many dainty articles were disposed
of at meager prices. and much inter
est was manifested In the contest,
besides the drawing of the lucky
number of the $40 gold piece.
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Social Items.
The friends of Mrs. f. A. Dunn
will learn with regret tlat she is
quite i'll with an attack of grippe.
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Mrs. Boiling Whitfield has return
ed, after delightful visit of sever
al days to Mrs. VIM. Topper, in Jack
sonville
Margaret the little daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. Spencer Atkinson, con-
tinues critically i'll at the home Of
Mrs. ID. ID. Atkinson.
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+ Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Ligeour and
little daughter, Ethel, will arrive on
Friday to be the guests OF Capt. and
Mrs. J. F. Lasserre for some time.
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Toe Christmas sale to be held to.
morrow morning ly the ladies OF the
Presbyterian church at the Manse
will be 4 most attractive one, and
every one is cordially invited to at
tend.
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The friends of DR.. and Mrs. J. p
Herren, who have been residing In
Athens for the past several months,
will learn with pleasure that they
viii return to this city In the near
future TO make their home.
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Mrs. v. l.. Gibson, a nieco of Mrs. |
c. T. Calnan. who has been 30 Ill |
at the hospital for some time, is rap
Idly convalescing. to the pleasure of |
her many friends. which she has |
made during her stay In the city.
On account of the sad death az |
Miss Joe Nathan. which occurred !
yesterday. Mrs. r. r. Hopkins did not |
the Six-Hand Euchre cluh |
afternoon. she having post |
nQnpd fha 1naaf{p0 until Midday