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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-07-02

and sister, Miss Ruth
err house guest, Miss
d the guests. Punch
two young school girls,
oss and Margaret Her
ere adorned with potted
flowers. Chairs and
porch and lawn, gave
tete-a-tetes. Cream
Is served.
or guests were all pref
Miss Rossen wore a
wolfe over a satin slip
in cream lace. Miss
vas of white net over
| finished with touched
! Terry wore a beaptl-
lie satin yelled in black
d finished with blue
Brannon's party frock
in and pink marquisette
with real lace.
ing this delightful in
we're Miss Rossen and
:, Miss Terry and E. E,
J Brannon and Thomas
Kent and ]. Angus Mo
Lucille Hightower arf
Miss Katie HightowE
all, Miss Leila McWl-
x Powe, Miss Hestie
William A. Ferguson,
Ferguson and Evetett
Mary Hightower and
Miss Myrtle Byrd land
'illiams, Miss Ta1ulah
,pivey McWilliams Miss
and George Hawkins
Xix and DR.. c. c. High
lorna Powe and H. c
nnie Bowen and PHILLIP
Miss Ellie Montgomer.
Hill. Miss Annie Lol
| Herman Trotter, Mis-
Pickett and LewellyI
.athleen Sweat and Cul
Miss Alice Lea and A
rg, Miss Annie Rose M
Howard Gillian, Mis-
and d. w. Holmes, D
Cooper and Wiley Jacl
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-07-02

ident, Miss Katherine Smith; vice
president, Miss Gertie Williams; sec
rotary, Mrs. F. G. Powell; treasurer
Miss AIRY Cloy; reporter, Miss Ten'
Johnson; teacher, Miss Lena Garrett
and assistant teacher, Miss Lille Car
eron. II
!. + + /
Mission Study Circle.
The Woman's Missionary Studyh-
Gle of Main Street Methodist cfch'
held its meeting on Monday aft oon
at the home of one of its meoers'
Mrs r Young There was large
number of members presenf lhe
exercises opened with praye inu INC
program following was mosinteres.-
ing and instructive. The eXt oooh
now being used is "Conf Vation VI
National IDEALS" and thyuoJecI ioi
the evening was 'Non-Chleiah fai'ns
in America" Theosop1 was given
by Mrs. A. F. Watkinsiho Ohris'i"i
Science by Mrs. H. A. imp "A shoi'
while was given forieherai uisoos-
sion. The office of hlro Vlce'presi-
dent being vacant, rs A a. foo'e
was elected IN fill me.
The ladies of e Missiohary 0o
cietv and of the alre church will give
an informal reaction at the home of
Mrs. ]. s. Turn, ST. on MAIN street,
on Friday aftAooh July olh' rum
to o'clock, hohor OF MIS- a.
Watkins andall the members OF the
pastors fairy, on eve OF their de
ma rture fo,their new home at Jack
son Allbpfends and acquaintance
of the fairly are invited TO call, as ar
exnressic of most pleasant acquain
tance aa of extreme regret at losing
them id their splendid influence,
both i,church and social circles.
At ,ose of the program the hostess
serve her guests delicious ice cream
and AXE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-07-02

ticket and that he (McCormickl had
come here to open negotiations with
the colonel. Although Mr.. Mccormick
did not make the statement in so many
words. he intimated that he had come
to oyster Bay as an emisary from
members of the Republican organiza-
ton.
1.-THE progressive movement mas de-
veloped more strength than l mad
though at first" said Mr.. Mccormick
81 have come to the conclusion that
Taft cannot carry Illinois"
81 shall only listen to what MoCor-
mick has to say" said Colonel Roose-
welt. land express the hope that some
way will be found to unite, so that
the Roosevelt forces in Illinois VIII
not be divided. l wish the support
of all those who believe in the COM
mandment. Thou shalt not steal
"In states like California, South
Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska and West
Virginia" the colonel explained, we
have the Republican organization
and it would be useless to attempt te
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-07-02
CHEER UP.

Cheer up, sad hear
is shining,
And sunshine folio
den shower
Smile and be gla
storm Is blowi
For daylight follow
hour.
Gods fair blue ski
above thee,
Gods love and carr
the true;
If, then, the 'clou(
dark about you
Look up, somewhe
ing through.
-
Miss Myrtle Kn
is visiting Mrs. v
Bouie street.
+
| C. Andrew Cam
from Jackson, havi
ton with the Hote
| -.
Mrs. j. E. Hutc
Clarke and Miss i
from a weeks stay
4,
| Miss Pearl TN
day to her home
visit to her aunts
Mrs. Thames.
II +
H The Delta Alp
Street Methodist
picnic at MammI
Fourth Of July.
to bring lunches.
| +
| Mrs. A. S. Butt
| for Cooper's We
| spend two weeks
| leaving the Well
| father, Mr.. j. L. J
| i
| Mrs. G. L. Rus
| Stella and Elizabe
| pleasant stay in
visited Mrs. Russ
| Bette Buchanan
II +
| Miss Cleo John
this evening at !
| to Miss Bessie Tel
Julia Brannon of
Marion Kent OF
guests of Misses N
| McWilliams.
II i
Mrs. e. o. Kut
ing for Birmingh
| spend a week wit
| A. Roberts. Fro
| will go to August
| in South Caroline
| spend two month
H +
| Mesdames T. S.
| e. R. Farrell, M.
| Martin, Charles I
| ter, M .Dreyfus, +
| Camp, r. B. HoI
| Archie Farley al
| leave Tuesday a
haven, to attend
| the Mothers Com
H +
II Miss Mary T. +
close of Breneat
q 4
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meeting of the Homed
,ty of Court Street Meth
was held Monday after
church, There was a
nee and the meeting was
Sullivan. A paper on
l." was read by Mrs.
II =
hea Class of Court Street
bol will hold its regular
mess meeting in the class
sday evening at s o'clock.
as been changed from
order not to conflict with
s. meeting. The new off,
lass who will have charge
ing, are as follows: Pres
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/<HULETT UNDERTAKING CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTING
AND EMBALMING.
The evening world., 1912-11-16
CHAPTER VI.
Continusi)
Hollis ReneTs an Acquainf.
O'lcp.

g Rl1COiI.IfC-r meeting YOU
the other day" said Dun
lavey. after he had become
seated. He smiled with
- his llps. his eyes glltterlng
again. I'm say that We got acquantel
then. There amt no need for ne 10
shake hands now" lie showed his
teeth IN mrthless grin. Il didn't
know you then. but know you now.
You're Jim ilollls's boy"
Hollis nodded Dunlavcy continued
evenly: your father and me WASH
what YOU mlght cali bosom rficnis
reckon iuIs' ';r1rry has told y,u thai
II re- ailt yniyr heard ~ frc,I some
one else. u don't make any difference
So there won't be any misunderstanding
IN ted yoI t3rt amt hggrrng on ypu
and me hi.ching up to the mut.;a friend
ship wagon either, I might ray that We
wasn't Introduced right"
lie grinncd eyllly.
"rut amt letting what h,pponei n
terfere with the business that's Dronyit
me here to-day. I've heard that you're
intending t. star. the Kicker again: thrt
ron'rc lingering ON staying here and run
Ming the Circle Bar What I'm here To-
Is To buy Nol out. I'm or"r.ng you mr.
teen thousand doilnrs for the circle B,r
AMI this damn newspaper
'Dunlavcy,' he said quietly. what Ia
the rutlal value OF the circle Bar
ranch"
nunisvry smiled bnndly. YOU
couldn't md any man around tlrese parts
10 tabr IL q any price" h. returned.
WAY questioned iIollis.
DUr'IEeH grimm, I mystsTiauslv 81
Vnf ~ L. h. 4.
The evening world., 1912-11-16
Copyright. 1919. ny tn. Outing Publishing Co,
SYNOPSIS or rnECEprya CHAPTERS

kent Hollis. a New York ne.spsps,man, come.
tn Iby Uattom 10 take ehuge OF hs ies' 10 her
newspaper and pnoh. rs law IL Openly defied
in ti,at region bv the Caiuemeh's Associstion.
headed BY q bully nsmei punlave,. This a"o.
walton pas fobb-l hions's father snt made his
NE burlcn. Hoii. re.ol,es to take up hi.
fathers fisht against Innsrey anil In hehsf ~
NV aud orler. TN his arrival Of Dry Bottom
IDS first st IL 10 thrash bmnlssey Tor insultinx q
nret, al. TOLLS newt confs,s with Judge
t;rsney. the laws only io'al reprcsntstise. The
two plriz- an alliance against tho corrupt inte
csis of the ss.ocia,lon Hollis then drves gut
wiih Moron. the range b,ss Of the Ciryle Bsr
ranch. hequeatlc,l to Hun by his fsairr Norton
= fss ,s,s later SHOWS botii, crossing Of a
nearby creek, snl warns him TO keep away frou,
tarue ptnll'ey's men hsv. established q
dead line there. Dnins ride sians Devil,
Iol1W' Hnlt. Il ffri gu h. IA Naleltiar q
neaihcrna nnchci wha !. subject to fits n
hnulelisl manii. VI f1ls IN III he'n-e Ne cah
Nil iioii. and the afflicted mans sister gtllol =
W. lioliis recognizes her AZ the gir We ne I
from hunlatey, 81. hpulnsises fpT hcr brother =
,.t on, nnf Ei. on teeotc.ng eolioes the ApoloC.
liohs 'ikca ~ his new duties ~ editor ~ II =
lair fathers ,suer, n . Isl ker' lie IL O. Is,
ly an ccccntrie cnmuoau uame1 ru,.er Dan
lavry calls ~ the Kicker office Hollis sees l.
fellow means mischief
The evening world., 1912-11-16


Of
bdr %
ando NJ
eoth
promising trapping intended
ELEANOR sCHOREP
The evening world., 1912-11-16


X h. catch it gered
-
so the animals!
That dreamcl
and Mr.
caught trap H od loudly mat al ne animals Of the
;rooddnd
th
e And hen they caught and
unable their rcy
Mr. For mat night meeting
The evening world., 1912-11-16

DROr. PUNNED says that no mat
ter how old . man IL ne always
tfs1nks he would be satisfied II
ne was abort ten years younger.
The evening world., 1912-11-16

T TITLE Johnny was small 81 stature and
! looked rather pale and out OF sorts.
which led his school fellows to tease and
cross-question him.
WHO'S your family doctor" asked n big
boy, with bullying and staggering air
Haven't got any doctor at ALL" said JOHNNY
according to Tit Bits Il never see one
How jolly fine" replied the other "You
don't have to take any medicine. them"
oh, don't ~ replied Johnny. That's ALI
you kno" ABOUT II! My fathers a dentist, my
mothers homeopathic, my eldest sister has
Joined tho ambulance class grandfather be-
lieves in resusoitation from drowning, grand
mother tries every patent medicine advertised
my uncle is veterinary surgeon. and--lnd"
ne added' almost in tears, they all practise
on me-"
The evening world., 1912-11-16
HAS she lost her pretty kitenish trays9"
"0h Only abe oreU they notUrally becouc ott

. JIMMIE BRITT, not the pusist hut the cir
Gus man. tells story illustrating how
soft-hearted and sympathetic some Of the
ringmasters are when tho acrobats get hurt,
says the Popular Magazine. Tho heroine OF
the story was girl who did the fo,r-horse act,
the six-horsc act, the traoese and the flying
bar for all OF which she received the prnce;y
remuneration OF $40 a week.
One day she fell forty feet from the trapeze.
and. landing precipitately and ill-advisedly on
her loft wrist broke the bone the elbow
Tho rinEmaster ran mp and sympathlzed as fol-
lows. with certain profane remarks, which are
here excluded
"Wh1t in thunder do You mean by falling
out OF that traneze? I'm a OF a gun IL
some Of you ginks don't try to put crimp into
this show every time we l,ft the tent"
"Whut did yoH hear at the Opera:'
"7he chattcr Of everybody for ten roCs o.
The evening world., 1912-11-16

+? Shakespeare cowardly football
5 and Football. ; piayer"' Yes, ana
;~-o.>>c>o>ooo~>>S here are some
more quotations
lhat seem TO stamp the Bard o, Avon
IS side-llnes rocter:
Down Dowr"-Iienry VI.
well placed. Henry V.
IAN excellent pass. "--The Tempest.
~ touch, a touch. | do confess
Hamlet,
81 do COMMEND YOU to their backs
Macbeth.
More ruskssl More rushss,"--Henry
~
PEEL NELL down with them 20 loves
LabJrs Lost,
""rh's shoulJerine Of each other
Henry VI,
"gc,ng down have the placing.
'iymbe'inc,
LEI him not PISS, but kill him
rathcr ''-Othello.
"'Tis sport 70 maui runner. An
tiny and Cleopatra.
Y "I'n catch 1t ere It come to ground
Macbeth.
1--WE must have bloody noses and
cracked crowns Henry w
"Northy sir, thou bleedcst; thy e2er-
else hath been too violent" -ICor!olsnus.
cts the first time that ever heard
The evening world., 1912-11-16

Merry Nat--Whoa. Mazeppa, or
whatever your fool name is!
never boarded one OF these things
before. BY the great hornspoon!
N I'm ever west OF Jersey CITY
again ! hope ri choke!
The evening world., 1912-11-16

Merry Nat--Tnat animal Is a
hypocrite. One fact Is firmly ir-
pressed on my mind and that IL
that you don't need any lessons ~
getting Gifts just as easy.
The evening world., 1912-11-16

~ IT. Of
I ] shakcspeares Doesn't ho 1t.
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TITANIC

COMPLETE BOOK now ready Tor ship
ment. We handle three books ON the
ocean greatest disaster one entitled
story OF The Wreck of the Titanic"
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fclolh) S1oo hair morocco 1850 auoth
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tcloihi SLo0, half morocco SITS. the
other entitled Memorial Edition. Sink
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Store and Cottage For Rent.


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/ perienced pantry girl Acme Business
Agency. 1918 Century Bldg o-24-5l
i Help Wanted-Male.
STOP at Hilburn hotel hear OF city:
loA Walton st., If you want a clean,
quiet room transient soc open all night
/ MEN and BOYS for best paying work in
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! by free work and careful Instructions our
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| YES, Professor 6. Q. Branning will teach
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] Course. tools and position In our shops
/ only $50 Why pay more? Thousands Of
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East Mitchell street 5-ll-17
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OF positions open Franklin institute.
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WANTED few live men of
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WANTED Men and boys white and col
ored, experienced as walters, porters,
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cashiers and soda water dispensers. Can
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WANTED BY three business ladies,
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.


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Boarders Wanted.
PFACHTREE INN

PEACHTREE INN
RATES. 81 to s12 per week References
exchanged 22s-5
WILL EXCHANGE room and board close
in on Capitol avenue for motorcycle or
ladies diamond ring Small cash pay
ment. Box 7S9. care Georgian. 42716
DELIGHTFUL home for summer: all con-
veniences.s Phone Ivy 6634. Mrs. c. S
McRae slice
CAN accommodate very few boarders:
excellent table and good location ref
erences required. Main BAIL SITS
1873 " PEACHTREE- Large. cool rooms.
excellent meals: home comforts for re-
hned guests in small private boarding
house Phone Ivy 1851 Table board
5-1S-49
BEAUTIFUL furnished rooms and best
meals IN city. cool house for summer.
II L North ave. between the Peachtrees.
WANTED Boarders, lovely downstairs
front room. with private entrance. first
class board. in best section of West End
43S Gordon street Phone West 1921
5-2l-44
CAN ACCOMMODATES q few boarders:
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25S-2j4 Gambler annex, lO4 North Pryor
street 90 Al