The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23
The DAILY THOUGHT.

tFlOO0rI
When night in silence DER nv life has
spread
lis mantle, sheltering me from harm.
Inc thoughts food fast throughout my
weary mind,
. ana plunge my spirit meath their rag
ing storm
Inc promise of eternal life is given,-
Then why should against the world
show fear?
All! 'Tis but the shrinking from the
teaching past,
And brief forgetting that He's ever
near!
The very stiffness of the night betrays
The past and all its evils unto me-
Yet ! shall know that soon will come
the day
And with it the bright glory of eter-
nityl
Exchange.
Miss BERTHE Deese spent Sunday in
Laurel with Miss Birdie Knight.
Misses Bessie Ross and Mamie
Laneous, of Laurel, are visiting Mrs.
Bessie Gardner, on Third street.
Mr. and Mrs John S. Turner, Jr.,
Miss Ethel Turner and Harvey S. Tur-
ner spent Sunday in Lumberton, the
4 guests of Miss Ruth Hinton. The
: party went through the country in the
Turner car
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Farley are congratulating them on
the arrival of little son, who came
to them Sunday morning. The little
lad will be called James Angus, after
his father and grandfather.
Misses Ethel Dobbins, Gazette Ba
teaste: Messrs. j. w. Askew and L.
c. Cochran, of Hattiesburg, spent Sun
day afternoon in Sumrall, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Dobbins, at the
Sumrall Hotel.
The rehearsals for the Peter Par
Entertainment, which have been TAX
ing place in the afternoon, will now
be held in the evenings at 1880 at the
Elks' Club. There is very little time
left for rehearsing, as Miss Rogers
intends to put on the entertainment
on Feb. 9rd, so every member of the
81 cast is urged to attend all rehearsalf
in order to make the affair a success
Please be on time this evening as Miss
Rogers desires to finish the rehearsal
in time for the girls who have engage
ments to see the musical comedy a
the Auditorium, can fill them.
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Basket Ball Teams complimented.
The basket ball team of the Higl
School and the team from Laurel H1gl
School. who played tie game of bal
at Hamper Park Saturday afternoon
were entertained Saturday evening b!
the Senior Glass of the High School, a
the home of one of the senior girls
Miss Cleo Johnson, on Bay street.
The rooms of this pretty home Wer'
bright with the class colors, green AM
white. and the letters H. II. 5. H. II
c,oen and white. were suspended from
Tho arch between the parlor and tn
reception hall. -,
,1iss Cleo Johnson, Misses Ruti
Thrash and Gladys Thompson re
ceived. while Miss Tena johnson
r served punch, the punch table benz
attractively arranged in the class col
OTIS and violets. -,
Several games interspersed VIII
music. made the evening pass ava
-,o,rilv. Cream, cake and dlvinlt.
fudge was served.
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Reception For Miss Daisy Eokert
Wednesday Afternoon.
The reception for Miss Daisy Ecker
cha National Field Secretary Of tn
pbilatheas, who will be in the GU
wednesday, the guest of the Pniis
then class, will be a large and prom
,nont affair of the week. Elaborat
preparations are being made for Il
and 70 committee arranged, are a
follows:
Reception Committee - Mesdame
Dan Gilman, R. B. stapleton' H. m'
Iennen, T. C. Singleton Lamar Hel
nington,. H. Y. Bryan, A. L. Moore, =
q Hall: Misses Mark spinks' Masel