The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

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over pink, and its center piece, a
stal vase. with q cluster of pink
al0eysucI'cs Little chickens and
bUij. were Sc rtered here ard there
On the table.
The Gair as one Of the most
eos ut events given recently, and
j. niger for some time in the men,
r Of the visitors.
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'irtsrqarten Eqg-RoIlinq.
The hin slope back of the Main
street schoOl building, presented a
festive appearance Friday morning.
Mother Nature had put on her new
,ri;ug dress all dotted with violets
and duets to greet her little guests.
The birds were singing to their babies
IL the nests and even the tiny brook
al the foot of the hill awoke from his
winters sleep and gave them little
ripping song. The new life in all
about them helped to convey to the
minds of the little ones the true
| thought of Easter time.
And here the frolicsome mad March
| hare had chosen to hide may eggs OF
all colors and kinds, which the little
ones soon found and then the fun o.
rolling began. Is
Those of the class present werf I
Eloise Love, Arthur Cantwell, Glad,s
Metz, Joe Shelby, Suttin Steffl
Louis Gilman, Clifford Jackson, JOSEPH
Emmett Williams, James Kerney
Travis, John Cantwell, Lucy Watkins
Kathleen King. Jack Bryson, Jimmie
Hopkins and Martha Spears Ross.
The Ellisville Zones County, New
says:
Mrs. Josephine Weems, of Hatties
burg, was the guest of relatives ant
friends in the city several days thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Shelby an,
daughter Mrs. Thomas Bowron, o
Birmingham, were Tuesday visitors t
Hattiesburg.
Mr.. Myer Shelby was visitor t.
Hattiesburg Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week.
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Among the delegates to the We
mans Foreign Missionary Society G
the Mississippi Conference are Mrs
H. H. LaPrade, vice-president of tn
conference, and Mrs. w. c. Lowry, G
Mel idian. Both are with Mrs. M.
Thompson, Jr.. on Court street.
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Mrs. Reese Price, a delegate to tn
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societ
Of the Mississippi Conference, +,
turned Thursday to her home in New
ton. While here, Mrs. Price was IN
guest of Mrs. c. 2. Stevens, on Ba
street.
The B. V. NJ. Sodolity will give a
Easter egg hunt Monday afternoo
at 8 o'clock at the convent. All tn
ladies and children of the church al
invited. Cream and cake will /
served
w. O. Briant. of Hattiesburg, Wa
the guest this week of Mr.. T.
Tucker and family, after spending
few days at Allison's Wells, returnir
home Wednesday.-Can (Madsc
County, Herald.
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Misses Luna and Bessie Moody,
\ ElllSVllle, were among JnOSe from U
of town who came to witness the pc
formance of "The Three Twins"
4 the Auditorium Friday evening
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The Ladies' Aid Society of Fir
4 Presbyterian church will meet Nc
q day afternoon at the church at
4 O'Clock
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4 Trinity Guild will meet Monday
ternoon at the church at $50 A Fl
attendance is required, as the annu
election of officers will take place.
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i Mrs. M. ]. Parker, of Laurel, is
guest for several weeks of her graz
daughters Misses Anna and ia
/ Fuller on Short Bay street.
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G. d. Dangil, of Memphis, spent F
| day in the city.
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\ Mrs. G. W. Cochran left Friday
= Hattiesburg, to attend the Woma