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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30
Trade with the live ones who advertise In The Jou[na.

Mrs. B. !. Mckinney spent
Tuesday in Americas.
Mr.. jasper Love. Of Mississippi,
was the guest Of his uncle, Mr.. F..
S. Hale, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Small, Of
Americas, were Sunday visitors to
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Simpson.
Mrs. R. T. Matthews and sister,
Miss Irene Avent went to Sale
City Wednesday to attend the
Jones-Marchant wedding.
Miss Rosa Christie is attending
the Fair in Macon this week.
Messrs. Fort McAfee and Clyde
McKenney are attending the FAN
this week.
Mr.. Robert Pryor spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Macon at the
Fair.
Messrs. viii McManus, Guy
Orr, Harlod Richardson, George
Sapp and 10y Wells were visitors
to the Fair Tuesday,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30
Wonderful Blood Remedy
That Works; in the Tissues
The Very Latest Theory About How and Why The
Blood is Disordered.
s. Means Pure Blood which Insures Long Life and Health

The great experts I'm Chemistry and
Psychology now declare what has all
along been commended by the Swift Lab
oratory that the germs Of blood disorders
find Judgment in the interstiees Of the It's
sues
And herein Is where 8. 8. 8. goes to
work rapidly, effectively and with Won
derfully noticeable results.
This famous blood purifier contains
medicinal components Just az vital ana
essential to healthy blood rs the nutritive
elements. Of wheat, roast beef, and fats
and the sugars that make up our daily
ration.
As q matter Of fact there Is one ingre-
dent Ia s. s. s. which serves the active
purpose Of stimulating each cellular part
Of the body to the healthy and judicious
selection OF its own essential nutriment.
That Is why It regenerates the blood sup
ply; why Il has such q tremendous In
fiuence In overcoming eczema, Tashs pim-
pies. and all skin af1ictionA
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30
Mrs. Howell Hostess for
FOTty-TWO Club

Member Of the Forty-Two club
were pleasantly entertained Wed.
nesday afternoon by Mrs. A. M.
Howell, one Of the popular mem
bers of the club. Forty-two was
played at four tables, this popular
game being enjoyed as usual. AZ
ter the game refreshments were
served by little Misses Alice Russell
and Ruth Howell. A color motif
of pink, blue and white was pleas
inely manifested in the decorations
and in the refreshments, the latter
consisting of salad course, with
grape Juice and ice cream. Several
young ladies we're present to ill IN
and to enjoy the hospitality Of Mrs.
Howell.
Among the members Of the club
present were Mesdames s. ]. Yeo-
man. Goode Price, w. c. Rutland,
q. F. King, H. R. stovall, H. B,
Stovall. L. B. Dickerson, L. r.
MASSEY. F. K. Seasons, Duncan
Forester, Leila Watson, Misses
Kate Harris, Mamie Ruth Harris,
Nora Davis and Martha Hall. The
Of the club, which are
held every two weeks are being
enjoyed now, as the fall
season has served to increase thel
interest in these pleasing social ae-
.ivities.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Coston who
have been living in Albany, have
moved back to Red Bone.
Misses Sue Hooks, Tallulah Rae
kley and Mrs. G. B. Avery went
down to Albany Saturday shopping
Mr.. E. ]. Stocks Sr. went to AL
bany Friday evening.
Miss Nellie Mitchell and brother,
Wiley, returned Saturday from
Sylvester, whore they visited
friends and relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Howell returned Sun
day from williamsburg, Ga, where
she visited her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Cook.
Red Bone has probably the lar
gest and liyest Sunday School Of
any community in the county.
The officers are G. ]. Stocks, supt.
Miss Nellie Mitchell, Secretary and
Treasurer; with 50 pupils on roll.
Last Sunday large number Of the
pupils received their silver badges,
which are very pretty.
Miss. Mamie Pye spent Tuesday
night with Miss Tallulah Rackley.
+ Messrs. VIM. and Robert Howell,
Charlie Costen, Milton and ]. R.
Mitchell, Seab McLain and Nathan
Minchew went to Albany, satur-
day.
The young people Of the COM
munity met at the home Of Mr.. H.
o. Rackley, Tuesday night and or
ganized The Red Bone Amateur
Dramatic Club; with Mr.. H. Q.
Rackley president and stage direc-
tor, Prof. P. B. Smith, Vice-Presi-
dent and assistant stage director;
Miss Mamie Pye, Secretary and
Treasurer; Mr.. Gideon Stocks,
musical director. The purpose Of
the organization is to present to the
public a series Of concerts during
the Christmas holidays, next
spring aud summer and also for
mutual improvement. both socially
and intellectually.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30
!. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS .

Mrs. l. P. Cooke, Of Dawson, was
j visitor here Monday afternoon,
where she was welcomed by friends.
Mrs. A. M. Howell andlittle dau-
ghter vents to Albany Tuesday morn
ing on a brief visit.
Miss Anna Raglan, of Rome, Isl
he guest Of relatives and friends
here during brief stay.
Judge H. l.. Long and Mr.. D. E.
iraham paid a visit to the state fair
it Macon Tuesday.
Mr.. w. w. Dykes, well known
attorney Of Americas, was a visitor
lere Tuesday.
Among the numerous visitors to
he state fair from Leesburg have
been DR.. and Mrs. T. H. Clark, Mr..
ind Mrs. B. E. Fouche, Mr.. and
drs. Fl. E. Kennedy, Joe Forces
ter, r. r. Forester, BlueForrester,
Miss Neya Green, Duncan Forces
ter, H. B. stovall, J. G. Pruett, A.
w. Goodwin, Milton Booker, w. W.
Hooks, Jr., G. 0. Hall, H. Fl.
Laramore, Jr., and Fort Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones are en-
tertainingin their home fine young
son, who arrived recently.
The stork visited the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Green last sa-
turday, having LETT a fine young girl
to gladden. the hearts Of her parents.
Mr.. S, J. Woman is convalescent
after several days Of rather severe
illness.
Messrs. Eugene Hill, w. D.
Moreland and Edgar Ship were a
mong the visitors from Americas
here this week.
DR., P. B. Crumhley went to Mon
tgomery, Ala, last Sunday on a
pleasant visit.
Miss Barbara Thomas visited
Albany last Sunday.
Sheriff D. R. Moreland and Mr..
G. G. DeBerry were visitors to the
Fair in Macon Wednesday.
Mr.. E. B. Lee returned home
last week after his trip to Cave
Spring.
Mr.. Charlie Cannon visited the
Fair in Macon this week.
Messrs. Duncan Forester and II.
B. Stovall went up to Macon Sun
day by automobile and spent Mon
day seeing the State Fair.
DR.. P. B. Crumbley was called
Saturday to Lumpkin, to act as a
witness in the court there, He re-
turned here Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. f. Johnson returned to
Atlanta Monday, after pleasant
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ], G. Pruett
for few days.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30

And In regenerating the tissues s. 8. 8.
has g rapid and positive antidotal effect
upon all those irritating influences that
cause rheumatism, sore throat, weak
eyes, loss of weight. thin pale cheeks, and
that WEAKNESS of muscle and nerve that
is generally experienced, by all sufferers
with poisoned blood.
Get bottle of s. S. S. at any drug
store, and in a few days you will not only
feel bright, and energetic, but you win be
the picture of new life.
s. S. S. is prepared only in the 1aboras
tory of the Swift Specific Co., 201 Swift
Bldg Atlanta, Ga Who maintain a very
efficient Medical Department, where all
who have any blood disorder of a stub
born nature may write freely for advice.
s. S. s. is sold everywhere by all drug
stores.
Beware Of all attempts to sell YOU
something "Just as good" Insist upon
S. S. S.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30

500 A. 81. to 500 P. NJ.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30
8 A. M. to 5 P. NJ.

This institution composed of a group of regu-
larry graduated Physicians licensed and legally
registered under the laws of the State visit our.
city for the first time in order to introduce the
latest methods and discoveries in medicine, and
give te those who call, consultation, examine
ton and advice absolutely free. These special
lists win diagnose your case and give you the
benefit of their expert skill, and medical know
ledge free of charge. There is no experiment or
guess work at your expense. you win be told
whesher you win be cured or not. If your case
is durable you win be put under treatment i'm
mediately. If incurabe, they win give you such
advice as may prolong your life. The treatment.
II given, brings quick relief and ultimately cures.
Being prepared. to cope with each individual
case, the System is thoroughly prepared for the
treatment In a direct and natural manner. ard
Improvement is noticed at once. The worst cases
are treated without inconvenience to tine patients
or interference with their daily occupation. Only
those not treated by local Physicians are invited
Am old methods and remedies used for ages by
the medical world have been disearted by these
specialists Testimonials viii be shown you, up
on request, of thousands cured in 16 different
states OF the Union. No matter how complicated,
or what the nature of your sickness may be, it
makes no difference of how long standing, or
what you may have been told. Do moi get dis
couraged. but go and see these gente1uen.
REMEMBER there viii be no charge either for
consultation or examination We will tell you
exactly where your difficulty lies. If you suspect
kidney oil. bladder trouble bring a 2-ounce bottle
of your Urine for chemical and microscopical ex-
animation. Only diseases of long standing, such
as Nervous Heart, Stomach and Lung trouble,
Catarrh disease of the Kidneys Deafness due to
Cstarrh treated by an entirely new method. and
hearing in many cases is restored at once. Do
not forget the date and call for DIR. WRIGHT
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30
One Day Only. Don't for
get date.
ECZEMA AND ITCHING CURED

The soothing, healing medication in
DR.. HSBsoN's ECZEMA OINTMENT pene-
trates every tiny pore of the skin, clears
il of all impurities-stops itching ms
family. Dr. Hebson's Eczema Ointment
is guaranteed to speedily heal eczema,
rashes, ringworm, tettcr and other I'M
slightly eruptions. Eczema Ointment is
s doctors prescription, not an expert
ment. All druggists or by mail, ;0c.
Pfeifer Chemical Co., Philadelphia and
81 0uis
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30
News From
County Correspondents
Smithville.

DIR. and Mrs. Henry simpson
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Macon attending the Georgia State
Fair.
Quite a number Of Smithville
people attended the Baptist Friend
ship Association held at Hebron
church near Sumter, last week.
Mr.. Edwin ReddiDg and sister,
Laura, Of Albany were Sunday visi-
tors as the guests of Misses Agnes
and Erin Wells.
Miss Annie Randall spent the
weekend in Macon, the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. T. d. Dewberry.
Mr.. J. S. Matthews. and sister,
Miss Matte, went up to. Macon
Monday attending the Georgia
State Fair.
Rev. w. A. Mason, who has
been on the sick list for quite a
while, was able to FIJI his regular
appointment Sunday and Sunday
night.
Mr.. G. w. Chance and daughter
Ruth, spent Monday in Americus.
Miss Ethel MeManus returned
home last Friday from Camilla,
where she attended the Worley-
Pruett wedding.
Mrs. Henry Simpson was hostess
to the Embroidery Club last Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. WiiEerso0ri
and children, were among the visi-
tors to the Georgia State Fair fast
week.
Messrs. Willie Randall and Willie
Godby spent Monday in Macon.
Mesdames j. L. Bats and c. c.
Ansley went up to BenevOlence to
church last Sunday.
The young people have already
been enjoying going to cane mills.
We hope there will be more to
start grinding soon.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. A. Clark spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Macon.
Mr.. ]. H. Randall, Sr. went to
Macon Tuesday attending the
Grand Lodge meeting.
Mr.. Claude Chance. of Baconton,
was Sunday visitor here.
Miss Emma Cheek spent satur-
day in Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen and daugh-
ter Inez, we're visitors to Mont
gomery Ala, last week.
Mrs. Curtis Dixon has returned
home after spending some time
with her parents in Macon.
Mr., R. S. Williams attended the
Grand Lodge meeting in Macon
this week.
The oyster fry at Miss Nettie
Burtons' was enjoyed by number
Of young people last Friday night
Messrs. G. w. Hllhouse, and
Cecil Jennings OF Sylvester we're
Sunday visitors here.
Mr.. w. w. Hansford, ofAthens.
was in smithville a few days this
week.
Misses Erin and Annie Laurie
Wells, are visiting in Americas this
week, the guests Of their sister Mrs.
Luther Tvey.
Miss Mary Littleton spent the
weekend in Dawson with her
mother.
Miss Dot Edwards spent Monday
and Tuesday in Americas.
Mr.. w. H. Lunsford is attending
the Grand Lodge meeting in Ma
con this week.
Mrs. Camilla sapp, spent the
weekend in Albany with her sister,
Mrs. G.. f. Wells.
Mrs. Kennedy is in Macon, the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Avern.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-10-30
MASONIC NOTICE.

NJ. degrees. Visiting brethren cordially
welcomed. A. w. GOODWIN, w. NJ.
II. j.. KENNEDY, Secretary.
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ct. Mnna=Tramenberein.

Dem bliibenben ct. Nifolaus -Ma1=
nerberein itebt Ser glet@faus bonn
bo9m. Bfarrer Steina@ in 8elle
&iber gegriin6ete ct. Mnna=6rauen=
perein in feiner @inlibt no@. @lei6
I'M eriten Sabre ieiner &farrpermal=
tung rtef Ser &farrer Sic Srauen 5u=
Iommen nno erfldrte ibnen sic @iiB-
li@feit un6 sic Motbmen6igfeit zines
@emein6e 3 6rauenbereins, un6 baB
feline @orte nibt an ta11be Sbren ge=
ridtet tparen, be5eugt Ser l1mitano,
oaB ser @erein gegrinoet mur6e un6
6aB fi@ 6emfelben cine grobe Mn=
8obI Sral1er anidloB, bern 3ab1 beu=
tie 81 betragt. Die 8eamten oes ct.
Mnra-Sra11enberetnS iin6: Grau Mnna
steiole, @raii6entir; 6rau Setter Be-
beng, @i5eprditoentin; 6rau 6ran3
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ct. glnna-Srauenperein.

Mu@ ser in ser 81. Soiepbs<@e~
mei11be beiteben6e ct. @nna=6rane1-
perein itebt in erfreuli6er 8litbe
nno beredtigt gu nod beiieren Soft
nnngen. Cine alte @riin6ung 6ur6
Sen bo6m. P. Muguitin 8rodmeper,
8. g. g., lit 6ieier 8erein BON ieber
cine por8iiglide Stiibe Ser 8forrfir-
DIE nn6 Ser Brieiter in ibrer Mrbett
gepeien un6 miro es 5peifelsobne
audi in 3ufnnft bleiben. @ottes reid<
iter @egen r11bt a1f bem 8ereire nno
belien treue1 MitgIie6ern. go itno
sic bier @tonoesperetne in 81. So
fepb bier @rnn6mauern IN Ser Sc
meir16e un6 6en Samtlten our @bre
@ottes un6 gum @oble mander See
len.
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ct. SpiepA Mamnerpereim.

SIN Mopember 6es SabreS 1861
bielt ser Mtiitonar P. 8enoelin
Diaper, .. g.. g., cine re9t iegens<
reide Miiiton in ser ct. Soiepbs=@e-
mein6e ob. SIN Mni@luB an 6ieie
@naoen5ett tpur6e ser ct. Soiepb=
Mdnnerperein nit elmer ltattliden
Mn5ab1 Mitglie6er gegrin6et. 3mei
Sabre ipater, in 1868, erbie1t Ser
@erein feline eigentli6en Statuten.
Gle eriten 8eamten maren: @o@m. P.
@eneoift Sein6I, 8. g. s., Strides;
Mi6ael @al5, @i5e=@rafes; Sobam
2abr, Sefretar; Sobam 6eneis,
sdatmeiiter; Soiepb &biltppi nno
S. Sos. Merfling, &oqeftoren. 8al6
nad Ser .@riinoung i9on mnr6e i'm
@erein ser Bei6luB gefabt, man ioue
aus Ser Gereinsfaiie nod &ratteh
Die Bfarrfir6e mnteritiiBen, 90 ielbi=
ge nod inn @au begriffen mar, nno
10 nonnte man Damn Sen @erein ct.
So1epbs 8an=Gerein; 6teS Dar inn
Sabre 1865. SIMMER reger Dnr6e
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Sundfrduem=8eretn

Sn ser @emein6e ct. Soiepb itebt
in berrli9er 8liitbe felt bieler Sob=
rem Elm S1ngfra1een=@erein nit gro
fer Mitglie6er5abl. Cine reidbalti=
ge 8ibliotbef ftebt ieinen Mttglieoern
CUR @erfiignng un6 miro bo6it eifrig
benubt. Ser 8erein 5eidnet ft6 aus
6ur@ beionoeren @ifer inn @mpfange
Ser Saframente> inn 8eiu6e Ser MOS
notliden @eriamlungen, i'm Mrbeiten
fit Sic M%usi6miidung Ser Bfarrftr=
DIE, im @treben fir gegenieitige Be-
lebrungs nn6 @rbauung. Serrlides
~leiitete oieie So6alitdt fir Die meib=
Ii@e Sugen6 Ser @emeinoe Biz iebt,
mn6 nod @r0Beres miro lie obne
3meife1 FIFTEEN fir sic 3ufunft.
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a1sbe5ablt. @6bren6 SEN Ell item flint
5ebn Sabren ieineS @eltebens batte
ser 8erein teinen SterbefaQ 3n per-
5eidnen; oils eriter mmrbe Damn am
Z. October 1912 aus ieiner Mitte
ourd Sen 500 %abberltfen bas Dodge
ihabte nnb geadtete Mitglieb &ein-
rid 8runing, elmer Ser @riinber bes
&ereins; al1d mar er piele Sabre bin-
oltr6 8iceprdlibent oes @ereins. Cine
@o6e Dor ieinem Eooe pertrat er Sen
&ereine als Delegot bel Ser Stats
Der ammlung in Manfato. ltngefdbr
ein babies Sabr nod oieiem eriten
Sooesfa1e I'M @erein ltarb Soiepb
Soenian, audi Elm mebriabriges afti=
pes un0 geadtetes Mitglieo. Gies
iinb bis iebt Sic ein3igen Sterbefalle,
Sic inn @erein ieit oellen @riinoung
norgefommcn fins.
Mebit SEN @~muptspecfen, Sen Wfit=
glteoern einc lplioe oebensperii6e=
rl11g SIT nerihoffen uno ourd lofale
&ronfemnterltiit11ng Sen Seretrs=
briioern unb ibren 6amilien 81 bel=
fen, bat lib Ser @er5 Sci u-l1nteritii=
t%ltngsperein aber al1h an0ere 3iele
geitedt, s. B.. in geiItiger Sinii6t. 50
lGbt berielbe 5. 9. an allen gebotenen
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einen Sonntag fallen, bas fl. MeB=
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0ffentlihen Noro6en nit ieiner BERT
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seiden, tpoour6 er CUR @bre @ottes
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trGgt. Ser @erein gebort felt ieiner
8riin6nng Sem 5taatsperbanoe fa-
Notwithstanding an un6 idiH iabr1i@
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fen @eriommlnng; tpie er iiberbaupt
SEN reglten Mntbeil an anem ntmmt,
mas 6em @taatsperban6 5nm geiten
gerei6t.
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oas sSeoen, IN DER NeugrunOnng; OF
griff Ser Sdabmeiiter in sic Safe,
nm NotbigeS fir Die Stride a1t5lt=
idaffen. SIMMER gr0ber mur6e 6ie
3qbl Ger Mitglte6er. Cine Mn5abl
8ei@luiie inn gerein 5eugt fir 6er
guten religt0ien @eiit, ser unter Sen
Mannern berri@t, 10 3. 8. Ser Be-
i9luB, monatli6 nit brennen6er Ser
sc in Ser &an6 gum Sif@e 6es @errn
gu treten, 6ie &interbliebenen Der ber=
itorbenen Mitglte6er gu nnteritiiben,
franfe Mitglieoer oblpe9ieln6 5u be-
iuden un6 anbere mebr. &egelmdBige
monatli6e ~@eriammlungen mur6en
abgebalten, in benen Ser ietpeiltge ST.
Yfarrer oft eri6ien nn6 Die Mitglie=
Ser aufmnnterte nno belebrte. SIN
Sabre 1896 tpl1r6en idone @eretns-
ab5ei6en angei6afft iomie cine
pra6tpoue @ereinsfabne int Sabre
1897. Mu6 mur6e eine fleine SIT
9erei angelegt. Mn Sen &atbolifen=
tagen nabm Ger &erein ltets regen Mn=
tbeil, bielt ielblt gu m%ie0erbolten Ma-
len &atbolifentage I'M &leinen ab, 10
Sen lebten I'M p%ergangenen Sabre.
Mn sic romiid-fatboliide l1nteritu-
tungsgeieuidoft fdloB ii@ Ser ct.
Superintendent I'M Sabre 1896
an. BUR 8eit 5dblt ser ct. Soiepb=
M1diinrerperein 100 Mitglie6er. Sic
@eriammlungen mer6en regelmdBig
obgebolten uno bonn Brieiter beirdt.
Sic monatlide 8ei9t nn6 &omm1=
MON miro Itets angeregt un6 bon
treuen Mitglte6ern a1d eingebalten.
Obne 3meifel bat mdbren6 ieineS 50
Sabre langen 8eitebens Ser ct. So
iepb=MGnnerberein btel @ntes our
@bre @ottes, gum @obl ser @emeir6e
nn6 8amilien geitiftet. @s lit Elm
@ennB, sic Hrotofoubider 6es Ser
ems gu 6urditobern, un6 sic btelen
Nam1en bon padern Mdnnern at le-
fen, Sic in friiheren Sabren I'M Ser
Elm qearbeitet un6 nun bereits in fiib-
Ter @r6e ruben. Mogen lire Na@-
fomme11 ii9 itets miir6ig 5eigen tbrer
topferen @orgdnger nn6 als treue
Mitorbeiter I'M @ereine mn6 nit Sir
DIE nnb 8rieiter mittpirfen gum @ob1
ibrer 6amilien, 5u tbrem eigenen
8oble nnb CUR @bre ser gan5en &C.
meir6e!
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ii6 Sic Yrotofoubu6er Dor. &egelma-
Bige monatli9e G~eriammlungen fan=
SEN itatt> sic bodm. &farrer 5eigten
ltetS @pblmouen Dem @erein geger<
iiber einge6enf Ser boben @eoeutung
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Ser @emein6e. SIN Sabre 1899 i6IoB
ii9 Ser Siinglingsberein an BEN Gent
tralberein an un6 entianote ieitber
feline Gertreter gu SEN &atbolifenper-
iammlungen. Set Sabren beiiben
sic Mitglie6er cine re9t i60ne @ib-
liotbef, 6ie iabrli9 ii6 pergroBert.
8eionoers in Sen lebten Sabren ba=
ben sic Mitglie6er 6es 0fteren ibre
Safe ge0ffnet uno CUR geri6onerung
ser 8farrfir6e fleiBig beigeitenert.
SIM pergangenen Sabre boben iie
5lpeimal tbeatralii6e uno literarti@e
n11terbaltungen beranltaltet gum 8e=
item Ser Stride nn6 Ser 81 erri6ten<
Den 11elen Yfarr1G1tle. An 1e0em err
iten Sonntag inn Monat lit eS cine
6reu6e, cine quite Mn5abl Ser Wtit<
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6es FL. SSiinglings MopiiuS als So
tron audi in 3ufunft immer mebr
tpabfen un6 ge6etben miro, bob nod
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iten @itglie6er IN ipateren Sabren
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Siinglingsberein!
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q. Observation-Disclosures.

@benbiirtig fdIieBt iib Sen bei6en
genanten gereinen ser in Ser ct. Mi-
folaus-@ emein6e gu geue &iper BE-
iteben6e ct. Observation-Disclosures
elm an. @lei63eitig nit Sen 8ereinen
ser alteren @emein6emitglie6er tp11r-
oe oub 6ieier SUPERINTENDENT ge>
griin6et, nn6 tpenn eS anfdngli@ a119
ein menig idmer NIT Ser @ntnide-
lung 6es @ereins b%oranging, 10 bat
er es Biz beute auf So @itglteoer
gebra6t. Gin SUPERINTENDENT in
ser @emeinoe lit 6eren 5dmud, 6enn
mo- sic iungen Ma6@en ii6 3ur ge-
genieitigen @rbauung 5uiammentbnn,
ga fat es f@on I'M me1tliden So len,
ober erit redt in religt0fer @initdt
eiren glten Slang. Gin b%liiben6er
SUPERINTENDENT ipri6t fir Sen re-
ligi0ien Ston6 Ser @emeit16e, nn6
ser in 8ene @iber aus So @itglie-
bern beiteben6e ct. @gnes<Sung-
frouen=@erein 6ient Ser g1ten @e>
mein6e oIs MoBitob un6 ipridt fiir
Sen @riitIi6en @eiit, bon Dem 6te>
ielbe beleelt lit. Sic 8eomten 6es
SSungfrauenoereins iin6: Soiepbina
@e11ter, &rdfi6entin; @uianno Be-
beng, @i8eprdiioentin; @otbarino So
gen, SefretGrin; g. Quinn, S@ab>
meifterin. = S1 Ser @rinoung BE
fer 6ret @ereine erfonnte Ser bodtn.
8farrer @tetno@ Bel l1ebernabme Ser
@emein6e cine ietner &a11ptmfgaben,
sic er gu fetner 3ufrte6enbeit mn6
gum 8eiten ser @emetn6e gel0ft bot.
S11 Sen 6rei @ereiner erfennt er feline
&auptitiiben, un6 nls iolde ii@ 5n
betpeiien, iin6 6ieielben itets gerne
bereit, tpenr sic Motbmen6igfeit BE
fes erbeiidt mn6 na@6em 6ieie geotb<
tpen6igteit Sen Mitglie6ern Ser &C.
meinoe nod Ser Dem &errn @farrer
eigenen @eiie ans &er5 gelegt nn6
ms @etptiien eingepragt lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

oqrin erfannte 6es bodm. Bfarrer
feline er1te mrb n%otbmen6igite Mrtfga<
be, 6eren 90iung inn aud pollftanotg
gelungen lit. @or bier Sabren tpar
es, als bodm. &err Steina@ Die Ba<
ltoration ser ct. Mifolous= @emeinoe
iibernobm, uno in Dem Mntrittsiobre
nod mur6e ser M1nnerberein, benz
lid aItere pie n119 iungere Man1er
uno Siinglinge onibloiien uro Der
l1nter ben Sdub 6es @ntrors Der @e-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

Slitidfo, Sefretarin; 6rau @ilbeIm
&utb, Sdabmetiterin. Dieter Srarer-
berein itebt ieinen Saupt3tped 6artn,
fir sic ~Mnsi9miidung 6es @ottes.
6tenites Gorge al tragen un6 6ieie
Soften lie nod Mogli6feit aus ieiner
8ereinsfaiie gu %beitreiten. nn6 Der
innere S6mud 6es nettet @ottesbar1-
les legt 3elgniB 6afiir ab, bob sic
6em ct. Mnna-8erein an%geborigen
Jrauen es an Spferminigfeit ni9t
mangeln laiien, tpenn es betBt, Elm
@erf 311r gbre @ottes aus5ufubren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

meinoe geltellt ml1roe, gegriinoet.
1eriel6e 5ablt beute 103 Mitglieoer,
un0 10 fam man iagen, 6aB SOS flei=
ne @ereinspflan56en gu einem be-
oeuten6en 8ereinsbaume angepa6-
fen lit. SSn gart5 ernltlider @eiie
nitro Ser 3med 6es Gereins, pelder
nebit on6erem 6arin be1tebt, aus iei=
ner &alie CUR 8eri6onerung ees Got
tesbauies un6 CUR 2%in6er11ng etuai=
ger Notb namentli9 nnter Sen Ser
etnSmttglie6ern bei5utragen ange=
itrebt, unb gar oft lit 6erielbe bereits
erreiht mor0em.