The Hattiesburg news., 1913-09-15
Ano personals

Rev. and Mrs. l. P. Trotter, until Sat
urday, when he will return to Missis-
sippi College for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Carr and the
children are again at their home on
Laurel avenue, after summer spent
at their summer home in Wilma, Fla.
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There will be called meeting of the
Wednesday Club Wednesday afternoon
at 4:30 O'Clock, at the home of the
president, Mrs. j. H. Turner, on Bay
street
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Mrs. S. Z. Travis and S. e. Travis,
Jr., left today for Clinton, Miss, where
the latter will enter Mississippi Col
lege and Mrs. Travis will visit for a
few days.
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Mrs. Dan Gilman, Miss Lois and
Mr.. Gilbert Gilman were called to
Pine Bluff, Ark Saturday by the death
OF Mrs. Gilman's father. which oc-
Cured Friday evening
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Mrs. Minnie B.. Ford, of Bay Springs
has returned to take charge of the
primary work in the Third Ward
school and is located with Mrs. L. D
Wiles, on Laurel avenue
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Prof. P. H. Eager, of the chair O.
English at Mississippi College. afteI
spending the summer here with hi
niece, Mrs. M. P. l.. Love, and sister
Mrs. I. P. Trotter, returned Saturda!
to his duties at Clinton.
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Miss Ethel Trip returned Saturda.
! to Jackson, Miss, after a visit of sev
: eral weeks to Mrs. R. l.. Breland. Mis-
Trip will return in November t
spend the winter with Mrs. Breland.
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: Mrs. T. L. Morrow and childre
t have returned after spending the sun
mer with hep mother, Mrs G. T. Herr
don, in Hopkinsville, KY, with he
!. sister, Mrs. G. T. sites, in Louisville
Y and in Nashville.
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Dr. E. F. Rush returned from Nj
ridian Saturday, accompanied by Mr.
il Rush and Misses Linnie Mabel an
:. Evelyn Rush, who have been for tw
IL months visiting relatives in Merida
and at Lauderdale Springs.
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n Miss Gertrude Olsen returned Satu
D. day from Canton, Miss, where ST
Is spent the summer with her mothe
S, Mrs. S. J. Olsen. and will be with h.
= sister, Mrs. A. X. McInnis, again tn
winter while teaching In the publ
schools.
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Il Mr.. and Mrs. George Komp al
their son, Bert Komp, will leave
night for Atlanta, Ca, where Mr.. Be
e, Komp will enter the Georgia Scho
of Technology. Mr.. and Mrs. Kon
will visit Birmingham and other poin
before returning home.
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v, Miss Maude Fail, daughter of Re
ly and Mrs. w. e Fail, has returned
her studies at the Scarritt Bible a
We Training School in Kansas City. T
et rooms at the Training School a
IN. named after the various states and
M the Mississippi room was one of
nd worst fitted up in the building M
an Fail interested a number of people
SIS, it while on her vacation here L
,ss summer, obtaining contributions fr
an them, and word has been receiN
ng from her that the Mississippi roo
be is now one of the cosiest and m
-ou attractive In the school.
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r. U. D. C. Historical Meeting
an At Elks' Club.
ure The U. D. c.. Historical Club l
md Saturday afternoon at the Elks' c
sils for the regular monthly histor+
meeting. and despite the threaten
and weather there was a arge crowd.
9th The proxram was unusually
,lly among the numbers being the ins
one mental solos by Misses Blount
will Wfles. The vocal solo by Mrs. Lut
It a A smith and the reading by 4
rise Ethel Polk
The e1hnie Blue Flag Chapter