The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-10-11

DR.. Martin B. Bird, Opt. D., D.
S. T., and DR.. H. c. Borchers, Opt.
d., President and Secretary Of
The Bird Optical College and
Healthatorium Of Birmingham Ala,
will be at j. B. RovenhorSt's jew
elry Store, 400 Howard ST., for
one week, Oct. 10Th to 10Th, and
will be glad to consult with any
and all who are suffering with any
form of eye trouble. Headaches,
Nervousness, Constipation, Stom-
ach Trouble, Dizziness and various
other ailments are caused from
and always aggravated by eye
strain, and may be relieved by the
wearing of proper lenses. Many
children are dull in their studies
at school because OF some simple
error Of refraction which may be
very easily remedied.
We are here solely in the inter
es'ofSol ar College work and have
l@easd,b hat during our stay we
will ,giVe.i.all consultations and ex-
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
t aMeaM i'll also be GLAD to meet
sytpeHsson, either lady CT gentle
mh, t&e 40 wishes to thoroughly
enibbbthemselves for the best
lRorRifa The field of Optics, and to
'kESoabbees rly diagnose and correct all
eroBS tpf refraction Our courses
ar,aa pss modern, thorough, up
toaat, /, and scientific, comprising
thefoHlOwing branches
ktsfaction and the fitting Of
glasses
Muscular Dynamics;
Retinoscopy;
Ophthalmoscopy.
To the Optician or Jeweler we
recommend the first two courses.
To the Physician or the gradu-
ate of medicine, the latter two.
The Methodist Missionary So
ciety had its first social meeting
last Monday afternoon at the res
idence of Mrs. T. c. CARROT, with
a good attendance. Avery pleas
ant afternoon was spent with this
agreeable hostess while we did
some substantial sewing for the
children of our Orphanage at
Jackson.
The many friends of Miss Mil
dred Hyman, are glad to hear she
is out, after her recent spell Of
Typhoid fever, when she was an
inmate of the Kings Daughters
Hospital for six weeks. She is
the guest of Mrs. R. Reiman and
daughter, until she fully RECEIVERS,
Miss Lucille Stoner has return
ed from a delightful visit to Miss
Lillian Short at Sardis, and to
Miss Lillian Yates at Oxford.
where she attended the opening
ball given at Oxford to the Tn.
iversity OF Mississippi students.
Mrs. Robert Dunn was the
charming hostess of the married
ladies bridge club on Thursday
morning. Mrs. Ben Terry wor
the prize. Refreshments were
served at the conclusion of the
games.
Mrs. N. S. Wright, who ha.
been the guest of Mrs. John Pet
tey, returned to her home ii
Greenwood Tuesday afternoon
lndian0la Enterprise.
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Miss Roberda Dubard, one O
Grenada's most attractive youni
ladies, visited her sister, Mrs. c
L. Lomax, the first of the week.
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Mrs. E. L. Barnes and daugh
ter, Miss Ouida, have returned
from a few days visit to New
Orleans.
Mrs. D. w. Miller, of Waterford
lis the guest of the families of Mrs
Mary Miller and Marshal R. L
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Neill, o
Whaley, spent Sunday here, tn
guests of Mrs. VIM, Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Narmour, o
{ Quitman county, visited the famil.
l of M. Andersen this week.
Mrs. M. V. Jones was dow
from Highlandale on bushes
Monday and Tuesday.
j. w. Quinn and family visitet
Morgan City relatives and friend
Sunday.