The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-10
Oyster Eoas, &c Be Given,

lie .-c.es Of Taylor's c.urch VIII
I've al 0, Scr roast on Friday after
HcCI, %o,. ii at the Six-Mile cross
inS. nom until O'Clock. All are
cordially invi,ed.
important PhiIzth-a Meeting.
An unusually interesting meeting
Of tie CITY philatlea union was held
at tie Baptist church Monday night.
After the business of the uniCn.
reports of various classes, exchanae
Of IDEAS and plans for work, tn
meeting was tur.od over to the mis-
sionary committee, with Mrs j. o.
Zellner, chairman, presiding. The
topic ASSIGNED was city mission WORK
Miss Mary lay gave an account of
TIE aeamen's Mission, its object
work, etc, and Miss Maud Gibbs dis
cGsscd the opportunities Of Phila-
thca5 for work among the cosmOpoli-
tan population Of Brunswick. Al
thugt not entirely in the class with
city mission work, the Philathoas
could not resist the temptation TO
ask Miss Falgate, who spent IA years
in China, for q talk on China. 1t is
needless to say this rare treat was
t.osCIg L. enjoyed by all.
A visit to one meeting Of the City
p. Ia;hel rnion conyinccs the most
sEeptical Of the wonderfully effective
work being done by the young ladies
ana iris of the classes forming the
union. The organization of three
classes was reported at the last two
mcCtin"s. That of Junior class IN
the Presbyterian Sunday school WiCh
Miss Ruth Thomas, president, and
Miss Eva Harris, secretary; a Junior
class in the First Baptist, with Miss
Clara Gaines, president and Miss An
ME Robinson, secretary; and also a
senior class in the Baptist North-End
mission, VITA Miss Ethel Brown pres
ident and Miss Ophelia Kicks, secre-
tary. Such a combination of forces
for Christian work, irrespective of de-
nominational scruples has already
demonstrated the effectiveness of the
Philathea movement.
TIE erection of tennis court has
been discussed to some extent by
the members of the union, and al
though plans have not been perfected
it is probable that some interesting
Bar2ca-Philathea games may result
in the near future.
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81 Items.
Mrs Walter Brown is the guest
Vi a.4. aud Mrs M. A. Baker.
Miss I4ottie Baumgartner le't YES
terday for Savannah to attend me
.@or3.
Mrs J. H. Hopkins is spending a
few days in Waycross, the guest Of
friends.
Mrs. A, J. Nicholson will be among
no visitors in Savannah for the
th.a @Ccs
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MIS- =. d. 3I ouythan leaves H,;s
NO. liug TO isit relatives in SaTar
nah curing tber aces.
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MIS-. Prouty arrived yesterday aft,
e.noon from Boston, to visit Mr.
and Mrs. J. f. Courier.
Mrs. w. J. Butts has returned, aft
er spending some time at TaIe
Springs; Tenn, and Asheville, n. c.
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Mrs. r. e. Boyllin and children re-
turned last light after spending sew.
eral months visiting relatives in vi
Miss Marie Everett will return
next week after visit of several
weeks to Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert Ever
sid. lila New N3r
After a pleasant visit of several
weeks to relatives in Massachusetts
hrs. Fred Wilder returned home yes
crday afternoon
MIS- Clarence DUsenberTy will re-
arn next week, after spending some
'mc ~ different points in South Ca'-
in4 and Savannah, Ga.
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Miss Fstelle Brown will return on
attrday. after spending seyera'
months in North Georgia, and also
New York, where she was the
tes. of Mr.. and Mrs Simon Brown
Mrs. jules May has not returned
ROW Auantt. as has been reportet
fp" youngest son, Julius, has been
l.a I'M in mat city with dyphtheriA
nd was in a hospital but is now
d improved,
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an HONEST DOCTOR
earHcd to his patient who had been
ual by Lydia y. Pinhham's Neee-
r'o Counoand after his efforts had
u.d. Mrs. Weber ] do not believe
~ patent medicines, but | viii say
Fat LYDIA 2 rinkham's Vegetable
NCmDOupd is the best medicine eyed