The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-20
lie woMEM oF eRuNswcK.

Brunswick Is gifted in many ways.
Nature has layished upon her many
blessings and her people are progress
siye, energetic and as true and gal
Iant as ean be found anywhere. But
brunswick has a more priceless bless
ing than any and all these combined.
No people in the history Of the world
ever accomplished very much OF any
thing without that edifying influence,
that magic touch Of woman's hand;
all OF the loftiest and best ambitions
Of the heart find their truest inspira-
TONS in the glorious light that chimes
in her eyes. In war and in peace
she has ever played her part, ana has
stamped her impress upon every
epoch making period in the worlds
work And woman is very much the
same in the various roles Of life in
which she has played, In which she
plays, and IN which she will continue
to play forever and q day! Whether
In the hour of sadness, when the
heart is burdened with its weight OF
woe, or in a brighter and more cheer
ful CLINE, when sunshine and happi-
ness penetrate the gloom, she is the
uncrowned queen, who makes that
burden less heavy as she broadens
and expands the day Of mirth. She
glories in our successes and makes
more brilliant our achievements.
Here in Brunswick, our women
have extended their citizenship to
such an extent as to actually vie with
us. in the truest and best application
of real civic patriotism She halts
not at tile magnitude Of any and all
undertakings in Brunswlcks cause,
aud she stands not OH the order OF do
ing! Within the past sixty days the
women of Brunswick have accom-
pIishcd two wonderful things for the
city When they succeeded in bringing
the Redpath chauiauqua to Bruins
wick, they accomplished remarkable
thing along educational lines and
brought the people Of the city a series
Ct entertainments the like OF which
has never been witnessed before. So
adroitly did she manage this large
undertaking that the people had the
benefit Of these splendid attractions
al a minimum of cost and two local
organizations received Il few dollars
from tde receipts. Only this week,
she has added another laurel to her
wreath, when she essayed the very
difficult role OF feeding the Confed
IA tfftff etrl,,,
all over Georgia for their annual re.
union SO magnilicently did she per.
form this great work, that every vet
Gran was charmed with his visit TO
Brunswick and remarked on the spec
tacle Of the fairest of Brunswicks
womanhood DOMINIC apron and cap
and serving him Aith her own hand
and serving him well and bounti
fully at that Surely Brunswick is
thrice blessed when she can always
count on her women responding TO
every call She makes and the real
beauty Of the thing is that she does
il without fuss and feathers and IN
the true graceful fashion OF her own
dear self So this morning, we ask
the Indulgence OF the public long
enough TO speak word OF common.
dalton TO these good women aud to
assure them that their efforts, their
hatchless spirit, their indomitable
energy and their devotion to civic
duty Is not lost but is doubly appre-
ciated, not alone fer its material
worth but as well for the fact that
it is so delightfully."- rare and refresh
ing.