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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-17
THE WISHES OF THE MOTHERS
MUSE PREVAIL.

If the mothers of the girls attend
ing the High School want one or more
lady teachers in the corps of instruc-
tors there is but one thing for the
Board of Education to do-accede to
their request.
No matter what the individual opin-
ions of the members of the Board of
Education may be as to the relative
merits of men and women as teach
ers, and especially in the higher
grades, there is no doubt that the
opinions of the mothers of the city
Of the mothers, especially. of the girls
who are in the higher grades, Should
prevail.
Public opinion will support the
mothers. There is no doubt about
that. 1t will he useless to argue that
the men will give better service, that
they are more capable as instructors
and as disctplinarians, and that the
Intellectual results VII be more sat
isfactory with teaching force com
posed entirely of men. This may be
all true, and yet if the mothers of the
girls, who comprise seventy-five
per cent, or an even greater propo-
ton, of the pupils in the. High School,
are not satisfied with such an arrange
ment, but believe and insist that
some lad es be present in the school,
there is but one thing for the Board
to do, recede from its former decision
and give the mothers the recognition
they demand.
When the mothers of a community
set out to do anything they generally
do it. Especially are they likely 70
accomplish whatever their purpose is
when they consider thai the welfare
Of their daughters is a stake. And
when they base their claims on such
a ground they are certainly sure TO
awaken an irresistible food of public
opinion in their favor.
If the mothers really insist on hay
ing one or more lady teachers for
their daughters in the High School
the best thns to do it to grant the
request. That will avoid unnecessary
friction. Americas has had too much
friction already and no one wants any
over the High School teaching force.
There is no one else so intensely iu-
terested in the education of the
girls approaching womanhood as
their mothers, and their voices should
be both persuasive and potent. Re
as to what the Board OF
Education may think abput the mat
ter, or what other men in the com
may believe to be the course
educational interests dictate, al
should bow to the wishes of the moth
ers. Their requests should be accei-
ed to without a murmur of dissent,
The girls are their daughters and
no one will deny that their interest in
them is far greater than can be the
interest of the Board of Education or
of any one else outside of the immed-
late family circle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-17

A girl isn't necessarily an angel
because she's fly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-17

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism of the muscles
and yields quickly to the free appli-
cation of Chamberlain's Lniment. This
liniment is not only prompt and eff
fectual, but in no way disagreeable
to use. Sold by all dealers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-17
FOR SALE !!

have for sale the two Gardner
farms, each containing l,600 acres, or
total of 3.240 acres, situated eight
miles east of Leesburg, and sixteen
miles south of Americas, both well i'm
proved and in good state of cnltiva-
ton. Also the farm known as the Tom
Jordan place, Situated two miles west
of Leesburg, Ga, and containing 3,400
acres. These lands are practically lev
ell and of fin equality recognized rs
equal to the best lands in South
West Georgia. For further particulars
write or call on me at the Windsor
Hotel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-19
Sdnitel uuo Spabne.

- Gi. glortcfr,ihtii bes JiirFtl;h
1burn unb garis'fhen 5dules III am
/. 5anuar oufgsboben iDoroen. nnf1s
b.m i'm baperiihen aanoioss hsshd!b
tpisotrboit 4nr.sunssn BON Seiisn Der
Qinitn trednsen ipartn. DER durf
hattie btreits friikr erildrt. bdb sr nui
finonsisli. aompenfoticneH fur Die
aufbsbung Der gIoriOfreibeit persifst.
foHnern nur ipeiitre iosendnnis ehrens
rseate srtpart.. go ipurbe 4. y. ocs
friiber in Sninasn eorHiiOnirtnot ehse
Daulsssrs sRssimeni 9oris nab RsssHs'
buro Derlsat. ysunmsbr III bic Aufht'
bung Der 300 SABRE olttn portofrel'
belt bes fiisitliten 9auits erfoIgt es''
fen gbsf nod beuie bic 9iitl ttnss
beutT6sn grbgenerulpoftmsifisrs uni
aron GberpOFmsiiters In 9ansEu
| fiibri.
- am Ghsporssn Brett Der Wiensl
iiniperIiidt ,puroe folgsnot Huncmai
dung bts Rsttors angeihldgen: aui
n6rersreilsn ipurne mir cine 8tifDtr
be poratlsgt. bab Dumen. bic llniDe:
IIt6tsporitfungsn bsiuhen. ibts out
| i'm 6orfa1i nihi abltgen. ipobnrh Der
in ben riidpGrtis;n puntrtibeu iibsa
ben Giunirenben Der 2lusb!id nuf osl
gorsrasenben. besp. bic Bscbahtunl
ber poratfiibrten Grptrimtnie uuo Bill
Der atbinbsrt nerbtH. Jn finbt mid
| oahsr ptrnnlubi. ben 5Ortrinnen 9l'
| ab!taen Der Quite ipdhrenb Der WorIs
iuns sur pfiihs 3u maiden.
/ - NIs Dor 5nsi Jnbren Der a6nl
BON Giam In 6ombura isinen Gs
burtsiag fsierit unb BET bisier Gels
aeHbtit einer nsutrbOhrien Queus Is;
nen Hamen gab, Dtrfpran sr 6ombur
lals Gel4eHt Jur 3ierbe Ssr auIasf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-19

gleih nahbem Der Wirt5 NIT elmer
9aterne auriidgstebrt mar. itiegen Die
beieen poli3iIten aus benz NDagen, be.
ben ben 0ertpunbeten berdus uno trus
gen ibn mehr, als iie ibn fubrten, ets
Ienbs iiber bic Strabe bic Stiifen gum
8eller binab In bic aellerDobnun1.
Damn tebrtsn lie Suriid uno hoIten
ibre 5dden unp Spaten.
adum iparen iie tpteoer btntsr Der
aslIertbiir perihtpunoen, ols Der
sipeite Wagen pprfubr, Der ii4 btsber
in 3ien,liher Gntfernuns gsbnlten
bate. 0emielben entitisssn Der 60
rpnsr, bsHen aFiitent. ein 4rst mans
LID, uno Der Getretor beg 6oroners.
Sbnsn folgte in benz dlsbalo por'
fahrenben brittsn Waeen Wtr. gDiloss
nom. benz beim 4usiteigen 'ein soouss
arSt. foipie afpei ieiner Gisner bsbllfs
LID frdren.
Die orei Iesrer Jubrtrerts blIebsn III
Der Ndbe balten.
(Ssortietung ioI8t)
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GrnuOeissutbnius SoppotbeleH.

~ Y u SgF
CARR. RoienthaI on 2iberaI 8. u.
g. Co.; $500.
Charlotte Cones on bo.; $3.50.
aaofa g. SeIIers an oo.; $l,5OO.
DiQiam 8. 2ebr on Columbia y.
Il. 6. u. Co.; 1900.
Jrant goes an Glmors .. II. I.
Co.; $1,000.
GI8abetb goreoron an Slsnoals u.
Il. g. q. Co.; $1,000.
grpon i5lannerp on Glenba!e y. Il.
g. u. Co.; $500.
emma Burger an price 3ia Rc. 2
9. II. 9. Co.; $3400.
gtidoIos 9reiHsr on 5nrp Jrisos
boFf; $25OO.
Bm. 8. 2arselsre an Southsrn
Gbio 9. II. z. Co.; $3.50.
MoIes Rustin an WonEb y. u. Il
6. GO; $500.
g2ettie R. Dunn an prcDioent S.g
Ii. Z. Go; $1,000.
9llice 6. Wnlfer on Wintpn yloe'
g. IL. 8. Co.; $1,000.
Riharo Crane an 6enrn D. 5a
mann, Gbsriff; $500.
8eo. 8rutidKr an Jnnormsntol y
u. .. Co.; $1,000.
Sobn 0oien an Cine. W. g. y. II
g. Co.; $500.
Carrie gsadersie an Ult. 6sosibI
e. II. 6. Co.; $1,000.
Gglorence 6. Gmiib an Wsoofion Y
u. Rp. 2; $500.
@etiIgte 6ppOthstsn.
Malpina gosgs on Sicr 3. u. 9t
| 3 Co.; $500.
waarp Stesgs an Meit RcrtpOoo z
| Ii. 6. Co.; $500.
/ 2ouiia gofit an Sune Str. U. :
II. 6. Co.; $1,000.
| Wl. Z. Miemnn an RIoerliot y. y
| u. 6. Co.; $3.50.
| Riholas DreT6er an pknin'
gtiboe 9. II. g. Co.; $1,000.
i Sulia Doctor an Oh Molnut oil
q. y. 8. Goi 17bo.
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0runoeis.uibnuls ll.bertras'lHsen
Cincinnati, IS. 5unuar.

Cincinnati, IS. Junuar.
Senrp 80. 9su,er an DaIter p.
grsusr, Got "a in gIsaidnt Rtoss
Snnoitai's llnterabtbeiIuna; 81 etc.
anna Stctes an WlabsI Pepper. 70
Bel 100 sSub an Der 9Iorooiisds Don
Reaent uno glsnsap GOe.; 81 etc.
glarn 6. G. Qsrtins uno Inoere On
Die Charles goIot Co., 10 SABRE
9ott auf Gets q, % uHo - IN
2pngDortb's llnterabtbeilur9; Idnra
Iite Mietbe $3.50, NIT oem aHtdufss
redt 3u $1,000.
I9iuerna 2oss on aofa 9ots uno
Jrant 0peB, q BEL 135 5uB an net
Saofsite BON QuIan aoenus, 351
Gub tpeitIi9 ron Chambers SiroBs'
$4,000.
lermann gebu9 an Tidrp aosan,
5btiI pon Cots as uno Al, IN u. ..
gnino's llnterabtbtiIuug; 81 etc.
I. Bcno @rigbt an WiLltom Gu.
tsn1roer, Got 158 uno 3heii BON soi
157 in 6nbe Qart Squoitot unitrab'
tbsiluna; 81 stt.
.. s. SutcoIt an Gitn OF Gincin'
natl, / Got on 5ampton pIace; $3.50
anni. 5Iansop an DO. Got l23 II
Rtpsrpieip Spuoi.at llntsrabibsi!un9
5000.
qunis C'gpnuoy an bc., / Got al
Sioor Gde 9iberip uno /. IosHus
Qries 5in; 81 etc.
! gam. Dolf an Qouls aIstn. / go
an grimbIe @ot.; 81 etc.
gbus. 20. Gammers an J. y
6uoipn. gpts -, IS uno 90 in Dan
| ION unb 5ulsr's lIntsra5ihst!uns
81 etc.
Sitora Carriage 80. an Dm
anapp, / Got an SprinsgrOps 4os.
81 etc.
Trort 8. Suirs on Warion {
suire, 100 ;yuB on gerrp apsHu'
| Spbs Bart; 81 etc.
ferrn Susenen on Glen :
| 5peeusp, ] Got on Gspot Str
| $1,000.
Warp m. RishIs an Geo 9ruti6e
| 90 Tus an gort Str.; $1,000.
| 7freo. W&ilsr an Garris WladeHsi
42f SUB an 5orriion Strabs, Ul
5saIthp; 81 etc.
1m. S;rdutmunn on emma pt
per, ybsiI Ger Got 10 ar Gotper Eio
Rouh; $500.
2orsno Qangonh on 2auru
Gang, 33i GuB an Jlorioa Io'
Eoaniton; 81 etc.
! annis Wleeie an 5orrp Wsetis,
Eub an Sprinegrope apeuue; 81 e
7. s. Snpb<r on ". R. Wiuiar
! ion, l Got On asrper aoe.; $500.
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Gnen 9. amIung an Sfiiben .. u.
g. 60; $1,000.
Charles R. 5eo9an an u. Y. ylers
fon; 1886.
s. 20. Sal3man an Srmonoe .. u
6. Co.; $1,000.
aIer. 6. Glart an 3bCs. 1borntoni
$4,000.
Nldrrpn .. Gstdmp an Wnomirq
g. II. g. 60; $1,000.
s. SO. 8oufrndn an bo.; $500.
Carolina u. Sution an be-; $500
Deter R. 93riooe al Sol. Grteli
$500.
GbriItiue SPINNER on Carrie Z
Siraehlen; $500.
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am S6aupfak oes
Yer6re6ens.
Gin RorQn aus bem amsritaniiden
2eben, Don Iffreb Stel5usr.
(Eortiebuna.)

kypLAlSsAHS'J
Tiir ieben &rimtHuItiten, ia fir ie'
BEN unporteiiI6en unterldge e gar
teinem 31peifeI, DoB bic gtods be-
itrebt qepeIen feien, bic Diretten GeIs
bes Grben Wilosnop's Aeimli6 aus
Der 0sIt gu ihaffen, nm iid ieIbt gu
6ereitRrn. Die iun9e areoIin lei gu
oieien glGuen aIs Elm unbetpubtes,
5uan Rui5 aber, Der 5IuBpirat uno
ih4pinDelbQfte Utarquis, aIs Elm ieAr
oefGQiqes uno GpobIbetpubtes Wert3ealg
ausertpGbIt gstpeisn. geioe UlorDuns
i6ldge aber ieien gei9eitert.
Sames bate iein 8erbre6en nit
bem Sobe gebiibt; gegen ben 4nberen,
bar ben perbGngnibpDQen 4rmreif Der
garriL ais pas b0Qii6e QotmitteI BE-.
nuBte, ietne gouiine in grauIigen Soo
al loden, lperoe porgegdn8en tperoeH,
| Ipbulp er BON Ietnsr Reiie 3uriitges
tebrt. Gs unterliege teinem ,3pelTel,
Dqb Sobp iicb nur nah 5amburg be-
oeben babe, um il6 nit Gift ober 8es
malt in ben 8efiB Der mob unaufges
funDenen Ootumente gu ieBen. Bon
Suan Rui3 fperoen nod 4pibtlge 9ss
| itdnbntTe erpartet.
| SSn nDglihit f6onsnoer Beife 4atte
Der Dstectips ieinem fuiiungsIofer
,3u90rer i6IiebIid aud nod gtittbeis
lunqen iiber bic Gntlarpung Der Ref.
fen als profeFionele Ga!ihipisler &C.
ma6t.
Der arants aber bate beioe 5dnb'
in tsfTter 8etiimmernib Dor feir
Qngsfi6t gsi4lagen. unb nur Elm per-
baltenes St6bnen bsfpiss, bab nod Sc
ben In ibm isi. res 1T gu Diel. = 81
1T su piel, mas auf mid einbriht"
ftieB er enblih berpor. rSie thater
Sbre gflidt; laFen sic mid jest al
lein; iuhen Gle MID dber balo tpieoet
ouf! sd bite oarum."
,Wie ssbt es Sbrsm 5rdulsin God
ter, fragte 9eibel, Der iih ihpeissnl
perbeust unD bsretts Der Thiir suae
tpanbt bate, nod einmul ben S6rit
bemmenb. .Shon lGngft tpollte il
mir erlnuben, mid HaA osreH Befiu
ben AZ ertunbsseH.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-19

tpmme. Bad bob einen SedeI auf unc
aeiqte ben 9dmen cine turbine. lleber@
raidt blidten 2lue auf bas treiIenpe
DaFIer, Dor osm Elm Damon her5uia8en
Idten. Der Siibrer ertldrte, pte ptel
Strait bteie tleine WtuItine entiptdle
uno pte pieI geiitige arbeit in bieIer
unideinbaren grftnbung itede,
glrBlt6 giug cine 2biir otht bel Der
8ruppe auf, 9ampfpolten fuhrsn aus
oerTelben beroor uno etn Wtdohen
lpuroe inmitten oes Sualms iiatbor,
beiIen 9lnbIit Die 8dIte aus Der Ylla
iiberraI6te unb erIdredte. 5n bem
tpbtblaITen @eiiht bes &inoes 'hien
tein 5ropFen MenibenbIut gu pulItren.
0os 9eIbs 6aar bing in feu6tenStrap'
nen iiber bic entbl0bten r1dgern ShuI.
tern. Der Sdpeib lief in Stromen
ii6er bas patsbleide 9eiidt, uno Die
blauen 9(ugen blitten triib uno per'
Ihpommen aus ben 90bIen. 9lIs oas
WGohen, pelhes taum pier3ehn Sabre
3G6Ien mohts, Der Jremoen onIthtt9
lpuroe, Spg es ii4 haittg 3urlid unO
Ihlob bic Sbiir ipteoer.
9lanta pauots iich nit fragenoen
gliten an ben Snipettor uno 'd8te:
.0as oebt odorinnen por?"
Dies 1T Die 9rotte," ent9e9nete
Bad auspeideno,
sd tpiu bineinieben," ertIdrte
gLdntu in feitem 5on.
Dies 1T tein 2lufentbalt fir Sa-
men," mari Der 9Ottor Elm. oGs giebt
in benz God audi abioLut ni6ts gu T.
ben, neil Der 8dmpf ben 8an3eR Raum
ausfiillt."
Stun, penn oieE Sinb in Der 6rottt
atbmet, 10 lpiQ ids auh Deriuten.
- 9lantu nabm bic S6Ieppe ibrsr
bellen Seioenrobe auf unb panpte I'D
Der 9ebeimniBpoIlen Sbiir gu.
nQebnen sic iid ouf metnen Arm
onGpioe Trou, sic loufen IonIt8efahr
nit Der Deue in 8eriibrung 3u tom
men,"
Srob bes unablGTig berpOroringen
ben 2ualms, Der ben Gintreten0en ent
oeoenIalug unb Der glantd gu eritttei
6robte, i6ritt Sene tapfer porports
Der Dottor perIunte e8, 9eopt8 3u
rid8ubaIten, isue aber IjeB 'lh Dol
bem giIobQuer Ieiten unD trat eben
falls in Die oampferfiiute 0rotte. Y
pduerte einige 3eit, bis bic gIlte be
Ginoetretenen bic nebelbQfts 4tmp'pha
re oes Raumes ourtbrQn9en, odn'
uber trdten eintqs Wdohen in be Gr
IteinunQ, pel6e an raTeInoen Wlaihi
nen beIhGFtigt tparen. Sn Dem Damp
3 unp QGrm erbielten Die notboiirftta be
tleioeten maQeren 9eid0pie etpd
Shemenboftes. Nur cine Wtlnuts hleI
: bic gurpnin in Der 8rote aus, ban
lebnte Te ii6 ftner auf ben 4rm ibre
Eubrers uno REF: r9inaus. SD e1
itide."
2lls 9Ianta ben Sang nisoer e
rei6t bate, boIte ite tief 4them. s}f
I 8efidt, ibr Soar. ibr aIeiO uno i9l
: 5anoIdube lpareu feutt.
4 Run, ME gefieI Sbnen oas run
j. fde Gampfbao?" irugte Der 9ottor /;
4 henb.
b .GrtIeblit.~ - glanta piiate f
j. nit oem feinen 9attiittud oas 8eilc
ab unb fraQte, mas bic MGo6en in De-
!. 0ampf gu idaffen hGtten.
9 (7Sortiebung fpIgt)
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Giht olt," ieuf,ts Der 8eFra1te

rRi6t gut!4 feufste Der 8efra1te,
gar mandes Mdoden bate oiels
ordbliten Shreden niht iiberlebt;
meine g(lice dber lit topfer. 8ott gebe,
baB iie, tpie Der Mrst meint, NIT sts
mem leidten 5isber ooppntommt"
.9erlieren sic ben Wlutb niht"
tr0Itets Seiosl, oem bic taum peritdno'
li6 btnae[alten Worte pes dlten ses
.bredlihsn Mannes tief in Die Seelt
ihnitten.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sle ternsnisas----
llaQrfagerin 0ides 3dlallers.

eden In bsr aItrsftn nsif sas - ofnfHs
3rfsHsn bic burG bic Gnopfune scbes sto6n
ipsvea. nub es Elssf feiH 5rrssisi esr.1 sas
aad beaisutaae Haf NsrfeBtn tri'tren. sN
snr6 cine nnbefanHi. fsrofi I'm einnes mo.
yisiss ~ :5an nus bornnssnfasfn. fsos 'is
nnSere srftaunItt IN nno bIessi Bhs eelnss
tai BE siatur eiefs Dome bsfoHbsrs sesnH''iaf.
esHn ne BAT itr bic feIieus gabs ssrIitttH, Pes
cfben shvsr mVifmenf1sn ME etr asfed hsaess
nts @si6 sencu an IsftH. serasst ri0f sds
Ne IN itres eiaensH sssfissns en- 1ssfiH aoenus
pctni. Nttmi bic Gaft Ent err dih1 rs
eesiiH useHne. ndmr astt ttsftftt ssseia s's
atr be f6ons nefibens esu Gfcn 2. pdsa0
trrsiAt Tas Cams IN aur IipfsH eaas nm
an Sauna In ssr zams:
Mrs. ID. Yaeger, friitr Tran grhtsls
esffis Ssesns. eiHssss. GsafssxssL csss.
eEtsfis4s HnilssxisH 3f.0o urb tarhksx
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13

The guest list included the follow
ing: Mrs. Martha Brown, Carrie Ma
pier, Mr.. Chas. Ferguson, Mrs. Chas.
o. Hadley, DIR. and Mrs. c. V. Ro-
man, Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Napier, Mr..
and Mrs. G. N Langston, DIR. F. A.
Stewart, Miss Badger, DR.. E. B. JEFF
ferson, DR. W. S. Ellington, Dr. and
Mrs. ]. A. Napier, DR.. R. S. White,
Rev. and Mrs. G. Lake lines, Rev and
Mrs. H. A. Boyd, DR.. and Mrs. G. W.
Morrow, Mrs. Geo. Moore, Miss Eliz-
abeth Moore, Miss Mary Spence, Miss
Ethel Flint, Miss Dora Scribner, Miss
Lowery, Mrs. Crosthwait, President
Geo. w. Gates, Dean H. H. Wright,
Miss Flora E. Wright, Mrs. w. G..
Waterman, Prof. and Mrs. Haskell,
Miss c. R. Boynton, Miss j. A. Rob-
inson, Miss Alice M. Grass, Miss Mar
vim, Miss Walker, Miss Sweet, Miss
Chapman, Miss Mary Chamberlain,
Miss Yeomans, Miss Teresa Smith,
Detroit Mich; Miss Scott, Prof. T.
w. Tally, Prof. Giles, Prof. Wilson,
Mrs. N. w. Ryder, Mrs. A. G. King,
Mrs. j. w. Work, Miss Esther Pink
ard, DR.. Josie Wells, Miss Maud Rob.
erts, Mrs. Hodgkins, Mrs. Neal, Prof
Fairchild, Prof. Metcalfe, Prof. and
Mrs. Poindexter, Mrs. S. M. Lowe,
Mrs. Edith Crawley, Miss Byrd Hol'
land, Miss Pattie Cashin, Miss Edith
Moore, Miss Nettie Hancock, Mr.
Chas. H. Wesley, Mr.. Rosenberg, Mr.
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MILADPS NOTE BOOK.

SUNDAY-May 18th. Baccalaureate
sermon at Roger Williams Univer-
sity 2:S0 p m.
MONDAY-May 10th. City Fedora
ton of Clubs at st. Paul A. M. E.
Church $3.50 p. m.
Willing Workers with Mrs. Della
Childress, Main street
Y. M. G. A. and Y. w. G. A. enter
tainment p. m. Monday night.
Housekeepers with Mrs. Evans
Tyree, 13 N. Hill street.
TUBSDAY-May 18th. Club No. 16
with Mrs. Blaine Boyd, 1902 Four
teenth avenue, Norm.
Alumni banquet and exercises at
Roger Williams University 1880
p. M.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1S.-Commence-
ment exercises at Roger Williams
University 10 o'clock a. m.
Observation-Disclosures Art Club
with Mrs. w. D. Vassar, 1108 Jeffer-
son street.
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LADIES' AID SOCIETY.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church held its regular meet
ing at the church Monday evening,
May 8. After the transaction of the
regular business the following officers
were elected: Mrs. Louis Fort, Pres
ident; Mrs. w. F. Robinson, Vice
President; Mrs. Genie B. Patterson,
Secretary; Mrs. r. P. Moore, Treas
urer; Mrs. Cora Hall, Assistant Sec
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menu. Representative for the State
Federation were chosen and plans
laid to assist in making the meeting
glorious success in our city.
Episcopal Residence Occupied.
Some months past Bishop l. b.
Scott purchased a handsome two
story brick residence on Fourteenth
avenue, North. During the past week
the family moved into their new
home. This home is fitted up with
all the modern conveniences and is
large and commodious. This beau
tiful home should add pride and in
spiration to every member of the
race, as it shows what can be ac'
complished if we only aspire, and
also shows the steady evolution in
the homes of our people.
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Entertainment for Miss Sadie
Williams.
Miss Lavenia Green entertained II
honor of Miss Sadie Williams, a re
cent graduate of Walden University
Saturday night, May 7, 1910, at hel
residence, 18th and Woodland stress
Those present were Misses Sadie ant
Blma Williams, of Murfreesboro
Misses Carrie, Mary and Parthenif
Page, Bessie Jennings, Mesdames
Ella McLemore, Sarah Ewing, julia
Bramlett and Florence Jennings. Att
err few hours of pleasure were spen
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The Fleur-de-Lis Art Club with Mrs
A. M. Townsend as Hostess.

The Fleur-de-Lis Art Club met at
the beautiful home of DR.. and Mrs. A.
M. Townsend, Webster street, on
Thursday afternoon, May 5. Mrs.
Townsend has a genial manner which
Immediately makes her guests feel at
home as soon as they enter her pres
ence. The meeting was opened by
Mrs. Hadley, president. Each mem
Der responded to the roll call with a
quotation A short programme was
carried out by selected members Of
the club. The programme was prac-
teal. Several papers on intensive
housekeeping having been read and
discussed Responses were then
made by the visitors, among
whom were Mesdames G. W. Hubbard,
G. L. Jackson, Woodson, Hampton,
Durant Houston and ]. H. Hale,
Misses Sadie Binford, of Birmingham,
Ala; J. E. Benson, e. j. Terry, M. E..
Stockell, e. j. Pinkard and G. |. Brew
ster.
The guests repaired to the dining
room, where seated around a table
spread with a beautiful Battenburg
cover they were served a three-course
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Pink Rose Club.

The Pink Rose Club was organized
Monday evening at the residence OF
Miss Essie Jordan, 24O0 Venson
street. officers were elected. Mr..
B. H. January, President; Misses Mel
lie Cogar, Vice President; Annie Mai
Joeb, Secretary; Essie Jordan, Treas
urer. After the meeting was over
two-course menu was served.
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Payne, Mr.. ]. H. Crawley, members
of the Fisk University Male Quar-
tette: Prof. J. w. Work, A. G. King,
N W. Ryder, j. A. Myers.
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Miss Gertrude hampton Entertaine
by Miss Wayne Booze in Green
Vile, Miss.


Miss Gertrude hampton, the accom-
plished and aimable daughter of Bish-
op E. w. Hampton, who will leave in
the near future for Oberlin, Ohio was
charmingly entertained at the spa
cious residence of Mrs. Charles
Banks, Friday evening by her friend,
Miss Mayme l.. Booze. A number OF
out of town guests were present.
The guest of honor was very daintily
gowned in white lace princess
trimmed with a touch of blue satin
and light blue gloves. Other out of
town guests who were deliberately at
tired to grace the occasion were Mrs.
Marie Bell, Mrs. Eva Johnson, Misses
NJ L. Jones, Odessa Moyse and little
Miss Daisy Miller of Greenville.
Those from Clarksdale to enjoy the
delightful affair were Misses Ida
Moore and Jessie Frierson and Miss
Sula Mizique, of Natchez, now teach
ing near Clarksdale The Clarks-
dale party was chaperoned by Mrs
l.. Booze. Home guests who also
graced the occasion with their grace
full manner and beautiful evening
gowns were Misses Bessie Webster,
Corinne and Lille Montgomery,
Ophelia Cresswell, Julia Johnson,
Faustina Jones, Clara Hargrove. The
little Misses Victoria Mays and baby
Booze, Mesdames Chas Banks, M. g..
M. Booze, M. S. Jordan, w. NJ War
rem, A. L. Gardner, and G. H. Mays.
Gentlemen present from abroad and
at home dressed in the conventional
black were Wr. w. A. Attaway and
Mr. Bert Williams, or Greenville, DR..
R. T. Johnson, Messrs. Jas. Gillian,
Leon Carter, D. Richardson, Dexta
Montgomery, all of Clarksville.
Mr.. L. b Jones, Prof. A. l.. Gard
ner, Messrs. G. H. Mays and J. D. Hill
and Hon. Chas Banks, Of Mound
Bayou. Miss Booze was assisted by
her sisters, Mesdames Chas. Banks
and M. c. NJ. Booze, who served brick
cream, strawberries, cake and bon
bons from the polished table in the
dining-room which was beautifully
decorated, assisted by Misses Bessie
Webster and Ophelia Cresswell, Miss
es Corinne Montgomery and Ida
Moore presided at the punch bowl.
Miss hampton assisted by other
guests of Greenville entertained with
musical Saturday evening in the
drawing room of the Montgomery res
idence. Light refreshments were
served, and from there part of the
guests were escorted to the train.
Misses hampton, Moyse and M. L.
Tomas ond Mr. Part Williams left for
their home Sunday evening.
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McLowden-WiIey.

A very quiet wedding took place
Tuesday evening at o'clock which
united Miss Callie Wiley and Mr..
Henry McLowden, or Memphis. DR..
w. B. Denny performed the ceremony
before a limited number of relatives
and friends. Miss Wiley is the
daughter of Mr.. Wiley, of Cumber-
land Park After a few weeks, they
will leave for Louisville, to remain
until fall.