The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-20
Society
BY Miss Marie Nightingale.
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BY Miss Marie Nightingale. :"
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WHILE YOU MAY.
eff you've a tender message or a low
ing word to say,
Don't wait till you forget it, but
whisper it today.
We live but in the present, the flu
ture is unknown,
Tomorrow is a mystery-today is all
our own.
The tender words unspoken, the let
ter never sent
The long forgotten messages, the
wealth of love unspent.
For these some hearts are breaking,
for these some loved ones wait
So show them that you care today
before it is too late"
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THE WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR
On Monday afternoon the Bridge
Eight will meet with Miss Frances
Nightingale. ..s sta4asgl
Miss Winnie McKinnon will be
hostess at meeting of the Entire
Mons club on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. d. Sparks will entertain
the members of the Six-Hand Euchre
club on Tuesday afternoon.
The Wednesday Morning circle of
the Presbyterian church, will meet
tAI& week with Miss Lucille Butts.
&c n.cns.e,1 o. TIC Acacia clu1
WI 10 eD,el .iuet cn Wednesday \
afternoon %, MIS-. J. " Bennett
The Friday "o2alry Reading club
will meet this week with Mrs l.. T.
McNinnon
Mre. William Nightingale, Jr, will
liam club.
A Week Of Prayer.
The Foreign Missionary society, OF
the First Baptist church. will devote
this week 10 week ofp rayer,
this week TO Il week of prayer
the afternoon and will continue
through Wednesday. when it will
close, with a Thanksgiving meeting. ;
A cordial invitation is extended to I
the public and a hearty welcome viii
be given all those who attend. I
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Box for Confederate Soldiers.
The members of the Clement A. |
Evans chapter OF the u. D. c., having ;
been delayed in delivering the box /
to the Confederate Soldiers Home, I
have decided not to send it until the s
latter part of next week. therefore t
requests that anyone wishing to con 1
tribute articles of wearing apparel, 7
which may prove useful to these t
veterans, would kindly deliver them +
to Miss Maria Blain any time this
week, the first part preferred, the
same will NEST acceptable and great !
~ appreciated.
A Coming Event.
The bazaar to be given by the la $
dies of the Catholic church, which
is exciting so MUGS interest among
BrunswikiaDs, will open on Monday 6
evening Nov 2S, at the Riflemans \
old arnLory on Newcastle u street :
every evening will be an at
tractive feature of the occasion,
while during the week each attend
ant will be given ticket bearing
bazaar $40 gold piece will be Civ !,
EN- to the one holding the lucky num-
Der.
Delightful Entertainment for Tues
day Night.
The social to be given on Tuesday
evening at the Odd Fellows hall by
he ladies of the Woodlands Circle,
g being greatly anticipated. Dancing =
he popular amusement waich never
leases to appeal TO the youths and
naidens who partake OF the pleas
Tres of such occasions, while refresh
nents will he served during the =,
curse OF the evening.
An admission of 10 cents will be
,hayGed and a most enjoyable even.
ng is promised all who attend.
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Social Items.
Mrs. j. S. Wright has returned
rom a visit to relatives at Sterling.
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Mrs. K. D. Fox is the guest OF her
mother. Mrs. Bengnot, n Mo1ns Yer
non. for some time
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Miss Fannie Symmes returned yes
terday, after spending several
months in Wilmington. n. G.
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Mrs. J. l.. Allen has returned, AIT
or spending some time at Savannah
and other points in Georgia.
Mrs. Clark, who has been visitlns
her sister, Mrs l.. T. Mcknnon, oas
returned to her home in Washington
D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCuiloushs :
will remove shortly to the residence
on Egmont street recently vacated
by Mr.. J. Z. Poore.
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