The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-07


When death ard shame c:mld WOO
Him last.
Twas on tree tiley slew Him last,
When ont Of the woods He came
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Mothers Day.
It is but fitting that every one re
gardless OF age, sex. nationality or
condition in life should unite on
Mothers day, in paying tribute to the
one who gave Gaem life, and with a
vision Of that self-s4crificing love that
"belieyeth all things, hopeth all things
ondureth all things, aud which 'ney-
or faieth"
The object of Mothers day, which
occurs annually on the second Sun
day in May, is to honor and uplift
mothehood. and to bring MS closer to
the mother-heart; and it is matter
for sincere congratulation that no 9th
or day has ever met with such univer-
sal favor, all over the country and by
all conditions Of people, as mas Moth
er's day.
Mothers Day" says the founder,
IS for every creed, class, race and
country II is not denominatiOnal or
1nterdenominational Social frater-
nal, civil. military and religious or
ganizations. official, professional and
brsiness classes are all asked to pay
homage TO mothers. through the wear
ing OF white carnqtion, or some 9th
or white flower. and an observance of
TIE spirit Of the day
TIE originator of this beautiful
plan Is Miss Anna Jarvis. Of Phlladel-
phia, who deserves a large need of
gratitude from all those who honor
and revere their mothers, or their
mothers memory-Today's Magazine
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Ftiosre Mission Society.
An important meeting Of the Won
ans Home Mission society of the
First Methodist church will be held
Monday afternoon al O'Clock at the
church All members are urged 10 be
present
Mission Meeting Here.
The Woman's Home Mission soci-
ETY. OF the south Georgia conference,
which convenes in the First Metbo-
dist church May 1916, viii bring to
our midst about l25 or $50 Christian
workers from all over south Georgia.
Mrs. z. !, Peacock, Of Macon. will
preside over the conference A list
OF the delegates names will tie pub
lished in a few days.
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"prineess chrysanthemum.'
Princess Chrysanthemum," the
the bright and clever opera, witch is
being rebearsed with such ever-in-
creasing spirit and enthusiasm, will
be presented at the Grand on Wednes-
day, May IS.
The cast, which is supper ed by n
large and full chorus, is composed OF
several of the most musical and tai
ented amateurs of the city, who are
managing their parts with amazing
skill and marvellous dramatic ability;
the music is bright ard catchy and is
of an unusually brilliant and pleasing
character. sTE*ET
The proceeds OF this performance
win be used to complete the audito-
rum at the public school For many
years this has been the object in view
OF the music lovers of the city, and
as they have striver bravely to ac-
complish their undertaking ii is hop
ed that Princess Chrysanthemum"
viii crown their efforts with triumph
ant success. ard bat . generous sum.
large enough 70 meet the demands Of
the expenses necessary for q satisfac-
tory completion of the auditorium. will
be realized.
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Marriage Announced.
The friends Of Miss Glare Dunn, of
Indianapolis. Ind, will be extremely
interested to learn of her marriage to
Mr.. d. B. O'Neil. of Hillsdale, Mich.
which occurred on Friday, April rs.
Miss Dunn has frequently visited