The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-27

ON THINKING GLAD.
Nsev mind a caange OF scene,
tiy change OF thinking,
Wat if things soI did. mean.
eats the use OF blinking?
Lies not always storm ard cloud,
Scmewhege stars are shining,
Trytto think your JOYS ON loud
siience al reoining.
r. klesrees. by thirhGa lie&t
binling glad and sweetly,
Yea'll escape the stress OF night,
Worry gone completely.
Get the habit of looking for
sunbeems piFouetting,
Tapping gaily at your door
arrest cure for fretting.
join Kendrick Bangs.
{ 7crth League Social.
fhe Epworth League of tie First
~ hodist church viii give a social
to- ight at 7:30 at the Methodist par
soaage. and pleasant evening is
promised TO all woo atterd.
y 3:
EuTns-Hanfcrd.
Cards have been received in this
CITY from Mr. Henry Burns announc-
ing the marriage of his daughter,
Helen Louise. 10 Mr. Frederick
Thompson Hanford, Wednesday, Jan.
u.s. Jacksonville. Fla At home after
Feb. j, 1885 Pearl street, Jacksonville,
Fla.
Miss Burns has frequently visited
BRUNSWICK, and has numbers of
friends here who will be greatly in
terested in tnis announcement.
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Meeting Of Entire Nous Club.
The members of the Entire Nous
club enjoyed a delightful meeting on
yesterday afternoon with Miss Ruth
Atkins.
After many interesting games of
bridge. a tempting couree Tas serv-
ed Miss Dorothv 3@lo.l having
made the ~ lest score Icing the
pas "aoutl 'ee "ivcn the rr.1o. a pair
of ! csc
TIL avcs-s Ct ire c'.b were Misses
Janettc Raf@ett >e ia Bessent, of,
Jacksc 're ed eGt Sutlive, of
Fort G ines
ITALIAN ClutI Entertained.
An event OF yesterday afternoon
was the meeting of the ITALIAN club
with Mrs. H. w. Cornell at the Ogle-
thorpe,
Miss Anita Bowles. a guest of the
afternoon, who is a most accomplish
ed musician, added greatly TO the
pleasure of the occasion by the chas-
en- selections whiol she so splendidly
rendered At U1e conclusion of the
games delicious refreshments. con
sist'ng of two courses. were served
The FIRST prize, n handsome sandwich
plate, was won by Mrs G. Il. Conyers.
Tie consolation, also a plate, was
cut by Mrs Miller Nightingale, while
numerous little fancy plates were pre-
sented to each guest as souvenirs OF
the occasion.
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Social Items.
MIR. and Mrs d. a. Dixon, of Moul-
tre, have gone 10 5atksonviiie TO
sncnl some time, after i pleasant tis-
il to Or. and Mrs. f, c. Bruce.
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Me-. c. r. Calnan, WAC has been
suffering from a 1roken collar hone
for the past ten days. is now able
to be out again, much to The pleasure
of his friends.
Mrs. William Anderson IS tnc guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. j. Il. Bariield,
in Savannah.
Miss Ethel Connolly continues. very
i'll at her home on Union street
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Miss Mary CLAY will return tomor
row after spending a few days il
Savannah.
Mrs. William nightingale, Sr., is eN
pected to arrive today from New forl
where she has been spending scvera
weeks with relatives.
The friends OF Mrs. ]. w. Bennc
will be grieved TO hear that she
still confined TO her home with 81
we're attack of grippe.
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Miss Jane Duggan will move witt
a. Ah.@
Of Mrs. r. L. Stevens, where she wi
ysrend several months,
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Mr. and Mrs. J. F.. Summons an
family leave on Tuesday to maF
their home in Griffin. They halr
lived here several years. oave score
of friends who regret taeir departur
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The Friday Night club will re e
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