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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-05-09
Optimism Versus AssininIty.

IA two-minute sermon by Monroe Markley In
Deuvers Snidy Republican,
The man who is always boasting
Of his optimism is usually an ass
At any rate, he is an unmitigated
bore. In nine cases out Of ten b,
doesn't know what Optimism is.
True Optimism is the most Di-
vine of all PHILOSOPHERS. 1t teach.
e. that the universe, being the
work Of an infinitely perfect God,
Is constantly tending toward bet
ter state. II Is the disposition to
take the most hopeful view and
look on the brightest side.
But the mushy. mawkish, wishy-
washy sentimentalism that refuses
to acknowledge the existence Of
Wrong is not Optimism. II is As
sininity. The man who refuses to
consider any question seriously,
but grinningly assures you that
everything is coming out alright, "
Is not an Optimism. but one Of the
ffty-seven varieties Of Fools.
This old world Is sadly in need
Of sunshine Of smiles; But from the
fellow who wears a smile tina,
won't come off'-Good Lord dcliv.
er US! II Is either an evidence OF
imbecility or mask to hide devil.
try.
rhe man worth while can re,
downright mad occasionally, whcr
condition justify. II has been sug
gested that q Pessimist Ii Y person
who has to live with an Optimist.
Can you imagine anything mIr,
couducive to Pcssimism than Twins
with one Of these human walruse'
wearing perpetual grin Of vacuity
Some one has defined an Opt
mism n - person who docsn'
care what happens 30 long as !
doesn't happen to him. This up
plies {, the FL ow who Is Away,
braying his platitudinius. "don'
worry" fummery; But the Tru,
Oplimist DOES care what happens
And because he cares. and becaus,
hs loves men. and because he hal
faith 10 God he puts forth ever,
effort for the realization OF hi
philosophy. His eyes are moi
blisd 10 Wrong. but be has faith
ID % Omnipposent God. who works
through man. ard therefore In biz
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How many chlcka will live? Seven
ty-ave per cent? Hardly. Flny per
cent? Possibly. Aud tecanse the
Gern,aa germs aud Irish Mikerolws are
the direct cause ~ the is.s In most
cases We will forget the csusc bsck II
this cause which In of,ea rams-d by
lack u preparation ks = big hatch. toa,
little broodrr cipscIty; sometime.
caused by the hurry aud rush of other
work, largely caused by Hreiesa hrood.
er Tad, all 81 which lead Ia the ,r-t
great cause Of loss ~ baby chicks, chit
ling.
Don't expect TO be all. "a d. Justice
To your chicks IN boxes about thu
kitchen stove; have plenty ~ broader
capacity ready. and don't lie afraid Of
ha, Ing the brooiers too hot " the
chicks can 90 In and out NJ ~iii. A
fireless broder may le oil right In Its
place. rightly looked after, but Of the
many I have seen, very few are In n
PROPER place, which should t- IN =
room comfortably warn, To prevent
chilling. Certainly q hen can he con-
sidered good broader, but even she
cannot do good work unless properly
cared for, out on the range during cold
vet weather or when the wind can
rescl, your skin through three or four
thicknesses Of clothing, Is no place for
the hen aud chicks; keep her close, let
the chicks come out u they will, but
do not allow the hen To expose them.
II the wind cannot effect your skin,
u ID because sou are too thick skinned
to appreciate the need Of warmth for
baby chicks.
DO not understand me to say that
chilling causes white diarrhoca which
gets 80 many chicks, but rather that
the organisms which do cause this aud
other chick Diseases can get no hold on
the thoroughly warm and properly
cared for chick. l really believe that
this kind II y chick could thrive Oh
germs without any other food II they
could he furnished In sufficient guam
titles.
Keep . hen aud her chicks In . nice
sunny place out Of the wind letting
her out only Oh days when you want
to shed your underwear; give another
one liberty to 90 aud come at will hust.
ling for = living on cold, vet, windy
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The readers OF this paper will 30
pleased 10 learn that there n ut least ono
dreaded di5caao that science has been
able ID euro in all Its stages. and that 70
posltlye cure now known TO the medical
irater..ty. Cat rrh being . constitutional
diaca9e, REQUIRES a constitutional treat
M 4. Ha,rs Catsrrh Cure y taken IN
md n : cons surfaces IL the system. there
By destroying ito foundation OF the die.
ease ard g.virs the patient strength by
nature In Gsisg IL work, The proprietors
have 80 n.rch fsi:h Z, iis curative pow
ers that they os-cr Ogc Hundred Dollars
Tor ri Of teatimoninls. 49,
Address j.. J. CHEM. y CO., Toledo, Ohio.
rol ~ ri Dru~~in'a, 70.
Take fiAils Family riill for constipaSioo.
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DIR. Smith, dentist, will he In his
Dolores Office Monday aud Tuesday,
May IL aud l3, and the rest Of the
week he will he IN Rico.
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Fruit all right, even the apricots.
The early grain Ia coming up nicely.
Clsud Butler with three men IN busy
stretching wire around the Swickhimer
place. Jesse Armstrong h seeding the
.an,e, while Mr.. Swickhiner has .
crew Of three men cleaning of roots
aud rocks no ~ to insure good seed
bed.
Mr. Anna l.. Swickh,mler spent .
few days At the ranch this week, the
irst visit for over year. She was
surprised 1t the improvements made
Ia NO short time on the Mesa.
Some resolves 10 have cisterns and
stock reservoirs have just been made
while the work Of driving stock 10 the
travis, east and west, 10 still fresh In
the memory. Plan to build both this
year and carry out the plan for II will
prove good investment.
A farmer makes money while he
sleeps by having his crops growing Ia
hne shape; but, believe me, Il causes
him some awful busy aud hard days
work TO get the crops In ut the ap.
pointed time.
Roatcap has fourteen acres 81 wheat
that looks good for yield that will
establish = record for Peach mesa.
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Colorado Agricultural College,

Don't forget that You can get IN
high grade job work nj The Star office
N you can by sending away for II,
aud the price h no higher and In many
cases much lower for the same sized
order OH better stock.
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cOrtez News.

Mayor Hood drove over from Duran.
70 Tuesday In his auto 10 look after
business interests.
Mrs. Charlie johnson purchased the
millinery aud notion stock Of Mrs. W.
l.. Hilton. She sold most Of the stock
ut once aud il going to put In y bakery
stock aud confect ionsry.
Earl Applevste left for Tellurid.
Monday morning where he has q POSI-
ton In one Of the mines.
Dave swick has accepted q position
with &. I. WAshburn ~ n clerk In the
.,orr.
There were about iaO votes cast Al
the school election Monday. Judge j.
J. Dow ney received large majority Of
the votes over Guy Harrison for the
position Of secretary Of the school
board.
Mrs. Chxs. Duff who has been on the
lick lIst for the past three weeks IL able
to be out again.
Several gentlemen from up the
Dolores were In town Tuesday to see
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Arriola Items.

School election passed of very har-
moniousiy Monday two directors being
elected Mrs. Mccall for secretary and
f. +. Randall for treasurer.
Mrs. Peel Is on the sick list this week
and the doctor was called to see her.
W. G Longenbaugh aud family were
up from their home In McElnIO Sun
lay visiting the home folks.
John Scott came In from the cattle
camp to visit his wife aud baby In Ar.
riola for day or NJ.
Jim Lynch and his mother made =
trip to Dolores Monday on business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ehbeit entertained q
party Of young people Ut their home
sunday In honor Of the birthday Of
their grandson, Clyde Walters. A de-
lightful time WAS enjoyed by oil.
The ladies aid met with Mrs. NJ. II.
Hechhmsn on Friday last. Not much
business was transacted but = fne
lunch was served to which oil did AM
pie Justice.
Rev. Kerry filled his pulpit Sunday
,fter an absence Of several weeks At
tending presbytery aud visiting
friends.
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For sale Ha,,y's willow 20 cart, n
good a. new. Phone 1913. Mrs. Fioyd
Bradheld,
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Doseees River items.

Ooeoeoo River utoWs.
News 10 scarce thM week Everybody
10 busy farming 10 do or say anything
worth mentioning.
Mrs. Willis ID home again after .
pleasant visit among friends In Trini-
dad.
Last Wednesday, Sam johnson UNI
loaded bunch Of young cattle that he
purchased In MexIco. He Ia now busy
branding aud vaccInatIng.
Henry Gregory and sou Fred moved
their bunch u horses out TO their sum.
mer range.
w. II. Derby took = load Of supplies
and seed out TO his dry ranch 10 finish
putting In bis crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Bradheld took q
load Of oats 10 Dolores Saturday return.
ing sunday. Oats IL money these days.
n. +. Royce and family visited
friends on the Dolores Sunday.
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own life he combines work with
his faith, and declares that
Fright h Right since God 10 God,
Aud Right the day muat ~IW;
To doubt would h. disl0yatty--
To faltes would he stn."
Dearly Beloved. see to II that your
Optimism IL on straight.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Granville

RANTVILLE. June 2S.--The re-
II ception at which Mrs. BObo
Banks and Mrs. E. b. Cotton
entertained In compliment to Mrs.
Joseph BOhannon. recent bride, at
the home. of Mrs. Banks was the
leading social event Of the week.
Receiving with the hOstesses were
Mrs. Bohannon, Misses Sallie and
Bessie BOhannOn. Assisting Mrs.
Banks and Mrs. Cotton were Mrs.
George Snead, Mrs. Edwin Banks.
Mrs Irby White, Mrs. Brasch,
Misses Maybelle Sewell. Arlena
Bryant and Johnnie Lester
About one hundred guests were in
vited to meet Mrs. Bohannon, among
those from out Of town were Mrs.
T. p. Bullard, Mrs. D. B. BullRrd,
Mrs. Ben Roam, Misses Lucille Smith,
Leta and Marion Arnold, of Palmetto;
Miss Jessie Bohanncn, Of Newman,
and Mrs. Chester Harrington Of Chill
licothe, Texas.
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dinner by Mr.. and Mrs Tom Bums-
den and linen shower by the mem
bers of the Broad Street Club were
among the entertainments given in
honor Of Miss Pearl Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Miller announce
the marriage Of their daughter Miss
Clara Mae Miller. and John Felker
OF Atlanta, which took place last sun
day morning.
Mrs. H y Merck and children have
returned from visit to relatives At
West Point
Miss Marie smith. Of Dublin, is
guest this week Of Mrs. J. G. Collins
and Mrs. Q. II Prior.
Mrs Addie Conner Latimer has re-
turned 20 Washington after a visit 20
relatives here.
Mrs ". ] Hobbs Is visiting her
sister Mrs W. NJ Grogan, in At
lanta.
Mrs. j. G.. Dorsey, Of Marietta, is
the guest Of Mrs. G.. G.. Sanders
Misses Helen and Dorothy Dean
are guests Of Miss Helen McLin and
Miss Lila Kicklin in Rome.
Miss Sadie Robinson. who attended
Yale commencement. is the guest u
Miss Dorothy Demming at Weathers-
field, Conn.
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COVingtOn

COVINGTON, June 2S.-A pretty
I event Of the week was the wed -
ding Of Miss Phena Lee Mead
ors and Glenn Barnett Carreker, of
Jackson. which took place Wednesday
afternoon.
Six little ribObn bearers, Misses Jo-
Sephine Franklin, Esther Boorstein,
Mildred Berry, Evelyn Cohen, Ethel
Williams and Pauline Gather. en-
tered, carrying lighted tapers, and
formed the aisle through which the
bride entered. Rev. John G. Logan,
pastor Of the Methodist Church, per-
formed the ceremony.
Among the OuH- of-town guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Wright, Mrs. Yer
ma Wright and children. Messrs. Whit
Russell, Otis Ham, Tom Barnes, Vic
tor Carmichael, Hugh Mallett, Add
Mutt and Nanie Kimball, Of Jackson :
Miss Ouida Carreker OF Zebulon:
Miss Mana Maye Richter, of Miami,
Fla, and Miss Myra Brinkley of At
lanta.
Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Godfrey, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Quinn and Miss Euge-
MIA Quinn have returned home after
spending several days at Indian
Springs.
Miss Nina Mae Richter OF Miami,
Fla. was one of the out of town
guests atteding the Meadors- Carreker
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wedding, which was pretty event CT
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs f. g. Merck. Of Griffin, who
has been spending some time in the
city with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Clarke, returned home Sun
day
Mrs c. A Franklin, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry K Brooks. Miss Josephine
Franklin and Mr.. Rufus Franklin
have returned home after visit 10
Atlanta
Miss lone Irvine, Of Birmingham,
who has been the attractive guest Of
Mrs. James f. Rogers, spent several
days last week with relatives in At
lanta.
Miss Frances Henderson enter
tanned a number of friends Monday
afternoon at a theater party In honor
OF her guest, Miss Susie Hunter, of
Atlanta.
Mrs. Isaac Stanton entertained the
members OF the Dixie Sewing Club
Thursday
A beautiful event of the week was
the afternoon tea at which Mrs.
George d. Butler entertained a large
number OF friends Tuesday in honor
Of Mrs. Parks Anderson Henry and
Miss Eleanor Henry. of Taylor. Texas.
Miss Clara Beele Adams enter
tanned a few friends Saturday in hon
or Of her guests, Miss Pansy Aiken
of jefferson, and Miss Jamie Morgan,
of KirkwOod.
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ham for the past few weeks, has re-
turned to Dublin.
Mrs. W ]. Hlnson has returned from
few weeks visit to relatives I'm San
dersville.
Mrs. Vereen has returned from
Tennessee.
Miss Aretha Moore and r. L. Col
son were married Wednesday. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Dixon. The couple left for Hen
Jacksonville
Miss Kate Fountain has returned
from visit 10 friends in Adrian.
Misses Mia and CIera burden. Of
Graymont, have returned after a visit
10 Miss Lucille ROuntree.
Miss Eula Mercer. Of Meter. was
the guest Of the Misses OHM for the
week end
Mrs. Baggott, Of Uvalda, spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. A. H.
Brown.
Miss Claudia Forehand is visiting at
Summit.
Miss Mona Brannan is home from
Macon.
Mrs. H. NJ Flanders is visiting in
Augusta
Miss Louise Wynn has returned
from a visit to relatives at Cedar
Crossing
Miss Marie Joiner. Of Midwife, has
returned after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. J. G. Fulgham
Miss Matte Cheatham has returned
from an extended trip to points in
North Carolina and Tennessee.
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TdndpOOSd
= ALLAPOOSA, June 2s-Mrs
Lloyd Meyers entertained at

= ALLAPOOSA, June 2S-Mrs.
Lloyd Meyers entertained at
a bridge party Friday afternoon
complimentary TO Miss Margaret
Bradley, the guest OF Miss Mildred
Thornton.
Miss Julia Thornton, who cut high
est, won a beautiful pair Of silk hose.
The guest Of honor was presented two
hatpns.
Friday morning Mrs. p. w. Bonner
was hostess at porch party in honor
Of Miss Margaret Bradley. Progress
sive "vinko" was played. Miss Brad
ley won first prize, a copy of Henry
VanDyke's Story of the Other Wise
Man." and Miss Margaret Davies won
consolation prize, a bouquet OF cut
geraniums.
The Matrons' Sewing Club met on
last Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Hogan. During the afternoon barbe-
cued meat and stew, salad and ice
courses were served.
Mrs. Harry Teubner was hostess at
a "yinkO" party on Wednesday after
noon.
Friday Mrs Judson Murphy was
hostess at luncheon
Miss Margaret Davies left for her
home in Alabama Sunday after a
visit to her sister, Mrs. NJ. P. Jack
son.
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Jackson

JACKSON, June 2S.--Miss Ruth La
mar was married to DIR. Harold
y Quigg Fletcher, of Chattanooga,
Wednesday at the home of the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. S.
Etheridge.
The maid OF honor, Miss Gertrude
Jossey, of Americas, was first to
enter. followed by the bridegroom and
his bost man, George Edward Mallett
The bride entered with her brother,
Charles Wynn Lamar, OF Americus
Miss Margaret Rushton has return
ed to her home in Atlanta, after q
visit with Miss Clio Carmichael.
G. b. Carreker. OF Jackson, and
Miss Phene Meadors, of COvington,
were married at the home OF the
brides parents in Covington. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
T.. Logan, of the Covington Methodist
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Carreker are
now at Tallulah Falls.
Among the Jackson people going
over for the wedding were Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Wright, Mrs. Verna
Wright, Annie Rosa, William and
Mary Frances Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Carmichael, Misses Clio and
Helen Carmichael, Miss Matte Ad-
ans, Messrs. T. A. Mutt, Linton
Hopkins, Slaton Carmichael, Willie
Pitts Newton, Boyd McMichael and
l.. W. Russell.
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MlIcdgeViHe

Nj ILLEDGEVILLE, June ga
crowd Of boys Will leave Mon
day for Lords Lake, where they
will spend ten days. The boys will be
under the care Of DR.. d. W. Brannen.
The following are in the party:
Kenneth Vaughan, Harold Day,
James Roberts, James Day Carlton
Laurence, Louis Laurence, Ralph Mo-
ran, Hugh Brannen. Walter Bran
men, Marion Gaertner, Louis Barnes,
Louis Speer, Tom Binford, j. b. Cox,
Julian Cox and Walter Myrick.
In compliment to Misses Martha
Brown and Lucy Cone, OF Hawkins
vile, who are the guests OF Miss Net
tie Cone, a dance was given at the
Elks' Hall "wednesday evening.
wedding of much interest
throughout the State was that OF Miss
Robbie Carter, of Gainesville, and DR.
William +. Tanner, OF Milledgevllle,
which occurred at the home Of the
bride Wednesday morning
The marriage OF Miss Mary Eliza
beth Granade and Reuben Thomas
Shreve took place at the home Of the
brides parents Wednesday evening.
hlr. and Mrs. Shreve left imme-
Eastern trip.
wedding Of interest was that of
Miss Bessie Simpson, formerly of
Milledgeville. to Harry 8. Cooper, Of
Savannah, which took place Saturday,
Rev. T. L. Glenn, pastor of Grace
Methodist Church, officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper left Immediately aft
er the ceremony for New York.
Philips Pond has been converted
into an ideal summer bathing place,
and is affording much pleasure to the
younger set. Several bathing parties
have been given during the week
Monday afternoon Mrs George Reid
and Mrs. Waugh chaperoned a party.
Mrs. Minnie Draper is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Edwards.
Mrs. w. $. Myrick and son are
visiting relatives at Forsyth.
Misses Ladye Green Mamie Vlnson
and Joe Moore have returned from
Nashville.
Mrs. J. c. Grant is visiting relatives
in EatOnton.
Miss Mary Lou Culver, of Culver
ton, is the guest of Mrs. j. e. Kidd.
Miss Mary DimOn is visiting
friends in Logansville.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

Miss Fraser Mitchell and Hayward
Hopkins, Miss Ruth Williams of Ma
con and Milton Ellis of Savannah,
Miss Magdalena Isler of Waycross
and VIII Hopkins, Miss Margaret
Hashagen of New York. and VIII
Watt. Miss Eleanor Hopkins and Ma
than Ellis OF Savannah. Miss Ocie
Hopkins. sister of the bride. was maid
of honor. The bride entered with her
brother. James Hopkins, and was met
by the bridegroom with his best man,
Donald Stuart of Savannah.
Among those in a camping party
at the river this week are Misses
Katherine Merrill, Mary Jerger, Ma
rianne and Jessie Watt, GoOdyn and
Clifford Mitchell. Fraser Mitchell,
Clara Neel, Tempe Cassidy, Alice
Parker, Ida Helen Mathews, Marion
Spence, Caroline Higgins, Deborah
MCRae. Julia Jones of Savannah, Bes-
sic Helms Of Texas. Ellen Mcintosh
of Blackshear, Hattie Pottle of Mil
ledgeville, Ruth Merritt Of Mariana,
Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and others
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Mosely, Of lagrange; Mamie Burn
side, of Thompson, Ga; Rebecka
Knight and Mamie Isick.
Rockwell Johnson, of Atlanta, was
best man. and the groomsmen were
James McNally. James Scott, Reid
Whitaker and John Brice. of Atlanta
The flower girls were Misses Char
lOtte Elemister and Frances Weems
The ushers were the three brothers
of the bridegroom, Levi Reeves. OF
Gainesville; H. T. Reeves, of Chat
tanooga; A. G. Reeves, of Selma
Ala, and w. J. Ham.
One of the affairs given for Miss
Lille Harris the past week was the
handkerchief shower at which Mis-
Emily Davis entertained
Mrs Buford Green on Tuesday
evening entertained at a hearts-6ics
party for Miss Harris. Only the
bridal party was invited
Wednesday evening Mrs. Robert
Renfroe and Mrs. W. J. Ham gave a
reception after the rehearsal at The
church for the bridal party.
Lieutenant Conyers Ffte, Mrs F1ts
and Conyers F1te. Jr., Of Washing
ton, D. c.. are the guests OF judge
and Mrs. A. w. Fits.
Mrs. G. H. Aubrey leaves Monday
for Montreal to spend the summer
with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Granger
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WdyCrOSS

wv AYCROss, June 2s.-Much in
w terest is felt here in the mar
rage Tuesday evening ~
Miss Agnes Scarborough. OF Triton,
and Arthur Merrill Knight. Jr, OF
Waycross
Miss MaEdalena Izlar returned
Thursday from a visit to Miss Hon
orine Hopkins in Thoma sville.
Mrs c. r. Hawk and daughter left
Thursday night for Atlanta, where
they will visit a few weeks. Before
returning home they will visit rela-
tives in Gainesville.
Mrs Ophelia Harris left last night
for her home In Columbia. S. C., aft
er a visit to Mrs. Il. A. Giles
Mrs Leon A Wilson, Mrs. James
Sinclair. accompanied by Mr.. ami
Mrs John Harllee Carmichael, OF Sa-
vannah. win join the WaycroHs col
ony on St Simons Island next week.
Miss Edmee Wells has returned
from visit 20 Brunswick.
Miss jeanette PuTdom, Of Black
shear. was the guest Of friends and
relatives in Waycross this week.
Mrs. y. g. Rhoads has returned
from a visit to Savannah.
Mrs. John W. Bennett Miss Juani-
IA Bennett and John w. Bennett. Jr.,
win return next week from St 81
mons Island.
Mrs. Pauline Swain and Miss
Louise Cooper are expected home
next week from a visit to relatives n
Washington.
Mrs. s. G.. Houk, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Sarah Houk, ex-
poets to leave early In July for
visit to Atlanta and Calhoun.
Mrs. J. a. Wall accompanied by
Miss Marion Griffin, left Wednesday
for Waynesville.
Mrs. A. c. Griffin and children left
Yesterday for bonneville.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. l.. Conner, Jr, OF
oak Hnl. Fla. were guests this week
OF Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs II. W. Taylor have re-
turned from Cordele.
Mr.. and Mrs r II. Daniel have re
turned to Blackshear after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs John ". Adams.
Mrs. II. c, Clark. OF Florida, IL the
guest Of her mother, Mrs A. e. Pat
terson.
Miss cleo strickland has as her
guest Miss Grady Thigpen, Of San
dcrsville.
Mrs. II. u. Watts and children
leave next week for a visit to rela-
tiyes in Americas
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SyIVdnid

& YLVANIA, June 2s.-The civic
committee of the Woman's Culture
Club has improved the public
squares and cemetery. Hoeing away
weeds and grass and keeping the rub
Dish removed is about all the i'm
provements that can be made during
the summer months, but this fall the
club intends to work wonders in i'm
proving and identifying the town in
other ways.
Mrs. August Behn was the hostess
OF the club this week.
The following new members have
been added to the club: Mrs Joe
Griner, Mrs. T. j. Black. Mrs, Mag
gle Newman, and Misses Nellie Da-
Wis, Gussie Burch, Nevada Johnson,
Frances Ryan and Marie Chance.