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ThiS Honze.MHde CouGk
Syrup Viii Surprise You
Costs little. but there is Moth.
ing Eetter at n:hy Price.
Fully Guaranteed.

Here is a homemade remedy that
takes hold OF q cough almost instantly,
and will usually conquer an ordinary
cough in "a hours. This recipe makes a
pint-enough for whole family. You
couldn't buy as much or as good ready
made cough syrup for $3.50.
Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
u pint of warm water, and stir
minutes. Put 211a ounces of Pinex fifty
cents WORTH in a pint bottle, and add
the Sugar Syrup. This keeps perfectly
and has pleasant taste-children like
it. Braces up the appetite and is
slightly laxative, which helps end a
cough.
You probably know the medical value
of pine in treating bronchial asthma,
bronchitis, spasmodic Group and wboop-
ing cough. PineX is most valuable
concentrated compound of Norway
white pine extract, rich in guaiacol and
other natural healing pine elements.
Other preparations will not work in
this combination.
The prompt results from this inexpen-
sive remedy have made friends for it in
thousands of homes in the United States
and Canada, which explains why tie
plan has been initiated often, but never
successfully.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your druggist has
Pinex or will get it for you. If not,
send to The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
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spY q
reckled, Girls

1t is an absolute fact, that one so cent
jar or WILSON'S FRECKLE CREA M
VIII either remove your freckles or cause
them to fade and that two jars will even
IN the most severe cases completely
cure them. l am willing to personally
guarantee this and to return your money!
without argument if your complexion is
not fully restored to its natural beauty.
WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM Is
fine, fragrant and absolutely harmless.
Will not make hair grow but will posi-.
lively remove TAN, PIMPLES and
T,RECKLES. Come in today and try it.
The jars are large and results absolute.
" certain. Sent by mail if desired.
Price soc. Mammoth jars S1.OO. Will
Suns FAIR SKIN SOAP 25c.
For sale by
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NOTICE..

The German-American club mas de-
cided to temporarily retire from ac-
tive life, and notice is hereby given
that neither the officers nor directors
have any further connection with the
quarters at 1415 IL Grant street, up
stairs, or at any ether place.
By Order OF Charter Members.
12-30-1-6-13-20
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The periodicai pains and mental de-
preston from which women suffer can
be averted by taking a little of DR.
SIMMONS SQUAW VINE COM
POUND at the expected time. 1t tones
up the system, strengthens the organs
involved in tie trouble, shortens the
painful period and promotes the
speedy recovery Of normal health.
Price $l0o per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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Watch the . hIte grocery ad in The
News. and ring 500 for fresN meats
of all kinds
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STEAMER HEsSIE
Brunswick 70 pArlen.
SATURDAY
steamer SeanafA

Take this picturesque route and see
the first settlement in Georgla at
old fort and cannon
used by Oglethorpe J. 3. WRIGHT,
Manager
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Large, fat mackerel ct c. H. Tay
lor's. Phone 1856.
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Don't buy Il thin sheet iron range
Gays.
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II you want ID Singer machine call
n Geo. F. Ga.
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Fresh country eggs just in-orde:
quick-C. Z. Taylor.
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BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids Will be received till
Jan. %, 1914, on a contract to erect a
school building at Seldan Institute.
For plans and specifications write or
consult H. A. Bleach, Seldom Institute,
Brunswick, Ga. ed. to 1-25
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All oils against British steamship
iardanger must be presented at our
Office by u O'Clock, noon, of this, the
10th day OF January, 1914, or pay
ment thereof will be debarred
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Brunswick q Forida
Steamboat Co.
CUMBERLAND ROUTE"

CUMBERLAND ROUTE"
Brunswick TO cumher land Island and
Fernandina Fla
Leave Brunswick ...... $50 an
Arrive Jekyl Island ...,. $50 am.
Arrive Cumberland ..... 1915 am
Arrive Fernanfina $1,000. 100 pm
Returning
Leave FernM dina ........ $50 pm.
Arrive Cumberland ...... SIS p.n.
Arrive Jekyl Island ........6:i5 pm
Arrive Brunswick ....., 1:S0 nm.
Ecursion every saturday round trip
TO FernandIna. St,G0 for parties or SIX
or more regular schedule good 20 re
turn until Monday afternoon.
Don't miss this trip-Fine view Of
Club House and Home OF Millionaires
Jokyl Island.
Dungoness-Home of the Carnegies
al inms efland.
I! e. nRtGNr. Mgr
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For a good cook stove call On Geo.
:. Gay.
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City License 1914-Spetial Notice.
The license or occupation tax for
the year 1914 was due on Jan. l, 1914.
All persons, firms and corporations do
ing business in the city Ct Brunswick
and liable for license Tak are hereby
notified to make immediate payment
to w. 3. Fain, city treasurer, room
number ), City Hall, or penalty of be-
ing docketed in police court for viola
ton of the ordinance
NNMLINIS
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II. Z. . w E4No,
Marshal City o. Brunswick.
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IIItY KIBW OF nOfninU tho+
would help me. took Lydia t. Pinkhan1s T e,sO
table Compound and I became regular and fTna
from pain | am thankful for such a good moi;
eine and viii always give it the highest praise ~.
MIS- u H. GRIFFITH, 1905 Madison Az, Cleveland, O
Esssssssss Write to LYDIA E.pINKHAM MED.CTypc IN
SSzk (CONFlDENTEAL) LYNN, 9EASS t'or !. 49, ~
Your letter VIII be opened. read ana anS'xe rce
by woman and held in strict confidence, ca
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BIIuTHRAY PARTY-

Little Miss Emily TPibble celebrated
her 9Th birthday Friday afternoon on
Calhoun street. H-'i7 ~ i
Thirty five playmates were invited
to this delightful party aud each one
brought the little hostess an interest
ing package. s - ~
After q number OF games the little
guests were ainyitedl into the dining
room where a delicious pink and white
ice course was served.
In the center OF the table stood a
beautiful cake with six ting candles.
on 1t. Quantities OF pink roses were
used to .sld6 to the beauty Of this de-
lightful party
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charged with sTuFdefInk widow.

Chicago, May 2.-Sentence Of life
Imprisonment for the murder OF Mrs.
Emma Kraft, Cincinnati widow, was
Imposed 81. 90 Helm 3. t:eoKers
imposed on gohn B. KoetteFs today
by Judge Mcdonald in the crilntoal
court. Kostters, known as :Hand,
sonic jack. almost collapsed as the
sentence was .Dronounced. I.
Kbetter5 was ftlnd gniIty of kiIIL
ing Mrs. Kraft %Tth}a hammer in a
Chicago hotel In November 1912. -
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On April 27tii, Mrs. P.' e. CIinkscaIes
gave a very delightful evening 10 tho
college girls who are. members OF her
Sunday School class. The young la
a. .:;sa,s @ srPs SI is .iiiS SEpoL tuii-
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Q 900 90 4, CO. Q { osog, . 0 Q . Z
: The Next sFofss life.
(seneoa. 30. DlsDatsh.l.


The preacher has q hard .tifae.
If his hair is gray, he Is old. II
SIS D Young man, he hasn't had
experience. II his wife sings
In the choir. she Is .presETulng.s
If she cont she isn't einterested
in her hHsbind's work. II IA
J preacher reads from notes, iliesis
a bore. IL he speak extern
posaneousiy, he Is not deep
! enough. ifhe stays az home IN
study, he doesn't mix enough
] with the people. II he, Is seen
.-ss.i.lfs .fss =fiss II ss:..s:.. ne: t:,
TO be at ltbms xatlink iup q good
eeasrrnon. III lIe ,oaiis. on anne
!. very poor family, ho Is playing
! to the grand stand. If ne calls
/ at the home OF tue RICH he il
ata 81 4 seocsss. g I whatever ne
uvy1, ii.ss yitt5 zsYuiu t.essy Ssstu \
hinf how 70 no FBst tter. lfe TIHsJ
b fiue time iLyins offf donations
!, which .ifeyef e1aie ir1t and pro
iees that never mature. Next
70 beIns an editor. Il ls an ats-
ful life.
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obs6.
l 80 a. s.. 81,
Frank Dickson Of ToWuViiie was a
business visitor to the city yesterday i.
Miss saIlie Thompson OF Lebanon
YES shopping in the city yesterday, !,
Miss Carrie Howell Of Lebanon aVas
among the shoppers in the city yester-
day.
J. 8. Land OF COLUMBIA, was in the
city yesterday for a few hours on bus
mess.
Magistrate c. p. Kay of Bolton, was
business visitor to the city yestcr-
day.
]. Louis Gray has been spending
Che past week in Columbia on bust.
ness.
-. - ts ns 49.-.
Stewart Land OF Columbia Is spend.
Ing few days in the city on busi-
ness.
L. H. Richey of the Fair Play. sec
tion spent few hours in the city yes
terday.
C. p. Rogers of Iva, Route 4, spent
a few hours in the city yesterday ON
business.
Miss Mae Fant OF the Lebanon ser-
tion spent yesterday in the city with
friends. 80
W. "A. 6ambron of Pendletnn. R
F.. D.03, WIS In the city yesterday on
business,
Tliad f. Horton of GreenviIle. was
In the city yesterday, guest at the
ChiquOla hotel.
w. e. King and r.. ii. Prince of
TownviIle were In the city yesterday
foF few f0ars.
Mrs. Ella Jones and daughter. Miss
May, of the Fork section were in the
city yesterday.
L. d. ElTedEe of Laurens was one
OF the visitors to spend part of yester-
day In Anderson.
- ~ FSilOh al Dueuu NlbIu, Ia, Is
spending sometime in Anderson with
friends and relatives.
Henry Farmer of the Fork section,
was business visitor TO the city yes
terday for a few hours.
Pickens A. Mattison of Anderson,
Route l, was among the visitors to
spend Yesterday in the city.
Mr.! and Mrs. Warren McAIlister of
Septus are spending q few days in
the city with. friends and relatives.
Mrs. Maddox has returned to hef
home IN Ocala. Fla. after visit TO
her sister. Mrs. D.. Witherspocn
Dodge. go =, /
]. j.. r. Drake of Fofk9lIle was Iii An
defson yesterday; en- route to Jack
sonvilTe where he goes to visit friends
and relatives.
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good preparation YOU stand very betterehante ofnakag
and your crop will stand adverse conditions bettsr jay
make pig ssos sn sgafd d lit its e a,y YOUTH almost
FL gets sore shin Of the other ailments to which cotton
does as we'll as you'd had not
on and ISe Se,y s nnd r. o1 pp 5y plant %
Gu IS neys apd ss and get poRe I set 4 1n6
broken Ok wing meyer soars $ high again, M
dressing paying You top dressing did for f sis
@ sS st'sG 'o your o
Ibis spring and where the preparation is fine the
SOME farmers have found side dressing uRprotabIe that because
it was applied too lae should be applied
you going to cut out and Soon as You get The grass
stn your a because YOU DO not care to side dress takes
side dressing should be applied and not going apply
@ }sa,s dd1 eSs sG
either m few s yeaps s Ssons aIs s ah Ssdsf y
nov anas in making rs
soa ssd i SB4 poa @ 6 W 3 sS ~ ss s
gathering rop he had gathered $50 pounds q lint
acre seed cooHnt sotton two bales 4o pounds
bette! bette quit farming NON" S : ~ 0''g E H''s
stronger and better M able vii wnd fi1 M these @ e
~ Sea ss' ~hsa Ssass mans mans cotton @ e grows VEIL sEtn
Eto work It beeT and erop Then too
aye @ % 5 ps @ e2ed with ana Svss KIM p m a0s ssBa
soo hsn Ras"f having Eooa @ s S
Ibumble The time is past when maia-
tain responsibility humble bee cotton
Rogers trouble of that sort He is like the centurion
lspoken of the Good Book; when he tells man to do thing
ldoes it. -<t. 3f@k&4:3 ssNses
you apply your ersef ~hea YOU plan! year eeten
Spring rains get the the cotton that
cut out in reducing
ess i
aseaas ounces Of a,annonia haE 6 this a
about 81 and you have
fertilizer win make difference
's s aee9ss ny comparing % g en I %f
S$n good goods SO little would moi make such
aas ]. and Aigust your cotton putting on its
when this going the strain the cotton plant Now
ling by the addionafruit thai s sak takes att time
you might say yites paneh after brook
1.-THE supply REDUCED and Is decreasing crop
increase then they do not hold
did not increase their food when Increased their wouldn't
you expect Them tossFed too aesta@a4 s>"fs-@s
In every contest for cotton that has been entered Into
years past the one who got the prize side dressed
man does net stand ghost of change of getting the prize
Icontest who does side dress
inf9i this county made The biggest cotton
|ciden either was another Youdo
give your mule enough and oats Monday morning
joa and water April last until October
when you ferize cotton April and expect feed
In mars farming, his cotton crop money croph way of
profit and he only makes cotton crop year
ling the case @ipay him to his crop stsrit
Ehas been estimated that for doara
ge back $500 leaving him cean clear pre of
dressing because dressing crop gets every ounce of
gets not over half of that which applied when
Pew people realize ths value Of
a os e 'sy ssns gSu q a e hs
we WI say when yo know the truth The truth shall make
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Q o o o a1o,oo $40 o o
o ANDERSON COLLEGE d
Q Q Q Q o o @ Q Q Q Q 0 Q q o @

Anderson Coiisse. may 2.-Triiiiiis -Triiii. Il has. i
been a full and busy week at Ander-
son college. The Young Ial!!as' have,
annoyed the privilege or Attending the.
Ghautauqua and also have kept up,
their regular duties and class work.
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Misses Stranathan. Wakefield, Muir
ray. knight have been IN Atlanta thi
week attending the Grand Opera.
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RECEPTION iSs
Mrs. James Evans
Mrs. David Beatty
Rose Hill
- Tuesday, May fifth,
Five 0'cfock.
Wesley Philathea Class r. S. v
H0NOREp-

BRiDE.ELECT H0N0RED---4t- s ~ "a
One of the most dslighful affairs of
the week was the linen shower given
Friday afternoon ,bytiaIiss Lucille Bur-;
ris5 in honor. ost A1Is8 al liia y Clink.i
scales. sestssit
The guests were welcomed by Mrs.
Jim Sullivan and invited into the par
lor. where the hostess and guest OF
honor received, assisted by Miss Al
thale Bowley, Mrs. Cofieid, Mrs. Jake
Sullivan ard Mrs. Jim Keith. Miss
Helen Burriss invited the callers into
the living room and IN d few moments
fairies arrived with beautiful Aisy
Basket filed with dainty linen gifts
Tor the bride-elect. EEns4
Mrs. Tom Allen sang an appropriate1
Song aE:: :.:a.: the s..ass4=: --=.e=z .i:-.::::
into the dining room. In the center
OF the table was vase OF exquisite
pink roses and around these were,
comports filled with pink and white
mints. Pink shaded candles added
to the favored color. Here Miss Wal
lace and Miss Kathleen Burriss served
q delicious salad and ice course.
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PERSONALS
] -. !. !. - tE J. ~ - -,
(From SUNDAYS Daiiy.l

s w. M. smith 6f WiiIiamston spenti
yesterday in Anderson.
& VIII Kay OF Tow ne was In the
city yesterday on 5bukfness.
Miss Eva strinssr ,jof BeIton. was
shopping In the city. Yesterday.
Joe Kay OF T5%dyiIie was IN the
city yesterday E9F 4 short stay.
~. q. GhabniAn OF Gs6tssViiIe was.
anahn q thDse' Ii 1ha lliiku vsaEarllav q
*. =. ilIigood OF Easiey was In the
city yesterdsS for E shcst stay.
schools was In the city yestarday. 4
John L.. D. Rast has been spending
4 few daye In Columbia ca business.
Miss ltina c6oley ann Miss Eifeni
'reaHAnt, no popusaf Young saaics of.
LoEndsTilse, are guests bf Mrs. u c.
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SEWING PARTY

Mrs. Maddox from 0cala, Fla, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs
Witherspoon Dodge, was the honoree
Tuesday morning when Mrs. raymond.
Beatty entertained at the Hotel Chi
amusing sewing coat.a.. Hiss .FnniEEiin
Sadler, who was the Judge, awarded
the prize, an exquisite bunch of
sweet peas to MIS-. Masters Mrs.
Maddox was given a pair tof embrold-
cry scissors as a souvenir of the
morning. IA
A tempting salad course was served
two dozen congental gfriends.
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Only two weeks until examination
and commencement and then the Ions
looked for and much talked OF vaca.
tion will be here, :. ,n,s..
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{. Miss Maddock's botany class had a
most enjoyable afternoon in the woods
Tuesday:
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Miss AyrtIe McClesky OF Abbeyilie
is VISITING her friends Miss Williams.
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SOC / j. I Y !

maids bouquet of the pink Killar-
ney roses completed this lovely cos
tune.
. The maid OF honor, Miss LiyIan
Firesheets, followed the bridesmaids.
She was gowned in a beautiful Nile
green crepe de chine, en- train. The
lovliness of the bodice OF Lierre lace
and Chiffon was enhanced by crystal
trimmings and the bouquet which she
carried of pink rose buds and mai
den hair ferns.
Little BenIah Cunningham WIS es-
pecially lovely in a handmade lingerie
dress. She carried a single large
rose in the center Of which was the
ring.
The bride entered with her father.
MIR. A. G. BooZer, and they were met
in the drawing room by Mr.. Cunning
ham and his best man. Mr.. Allen Be-
dell. Dr. Mack l.. Carlisle performed,
the impressive marriage ceremony.
MISS Cunninghamis bridal gown of
ivory charmeuse drape,' in princess
lace was particularly suited TO her
dainty, girlish beauty. The veil ar
ranged In Juliet can effect with
wreath Of orange blossoms fell to the
Shb VI Tire SUuTI tTdiu. t1er shower.
bou1uet was of BRIDES roses and val
Icy lilies. a ays i
Immediately after the ceremony an
informal reception was held, the fam
lily and intimate friends being pres
ent The guests were invited into the
dining room by Mrs. George Henry.
This room was lovely In color
scheme OF pink. the polished table gas
covered with cluny lace and an I'm
mense basket-of Dinls5roses snrround-,
ed by crystal and silver candle sticks
containing pink shaded tapers COM
pleted the artistic appointments
Streams of pink tulle from the four.
corners of the room were carried to
the chandelier.
Mrs. Ellis Bedell and Mrs. w. H..
Coodlett cut the pink and white block:
cream and with tte Brides, cake and
pink and white mihts was served by!
Misses Carrie Burgess. Isabelle Beach.
am. Lal Cunningham and Elsie Fire.
sheets. +--t ist- -
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for a
northern trip.
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CATEECHE CHAPTER,--

/ '"he csteeche Chapter ID. A. r. was
delis shtfuily entertained Monday after
noon when Mrs. T, s. Crayton was the
hostess.
The following program was enjoy
ed:
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Daisy wilkins.
Vocal Solo-AIrs. Will Holt.
Reading-Mrs. Frank Todd.
, Report from the Constitutional Con-
gress recently held in Washington
Mrs. Chester Plant
After the program fiad been COM
pleted Mrs. Crayton served the guests
with delicious saisa course
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MRS. LAUGHLIN HONORED-

Mrs Willism Laughlin who will
move into her new home on North
Main street this 'weeh, was the hon
oree Tuesday afternoon when Mrs.
J.. 7. Tribble entertained with a
Kitchen shower. A number OF Mrs.
Laughlin's friends were invited on
this occasion and each brought a use
full kitchen article.
by Mrs. Frank johnson and Miss An
na Trihble who invited them into the
living room where the hostess and
honoree received.
In the dining room Mrs. Ernest
Cochran presided assisted by Misses
Marie Seybt, Zadie Fretwell and Bes-
sic Tribble. Here a tempting salad
was served.
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MIssEONARY ,SOCERTY-

The Woman's Missionary Society Of
St Johns Methodist church was de-
lightfully entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Mac Heard at her home
on FAINT street.
Mrs. Heard used dog wood and the
other wild flowers to decorate her
rooms. Assisting the hostess in the
hall and living. room were Mrs. d. B.
Bleckley, MRS. Richard Roper, Mrs.
j. H. Evans, Mrs. r. q. BurFiss, Mrs.
T. c. Ligon, Mrs. Clara Osborne and
Mrs. r. E. Lgon.
In the dining room Mrs. s. d.
Brownlee, Mrs A. W. Adams and
MRS. E. E. Edmore pdred tea. They
were assisted by Mrs. j. NJ Evans,
Mrs. S. M. Kay, Mrs! VIII Broyles.
and Miss Georgia Marchail and Miss
Louise BigbN who served delicious
Sandwiches.
~ About fifty ladies called. ~
= - = x [E.a =
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John L.. D. Rast has been spending
q few daye In Columbia ca business.
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Llv1LE aEIss MUDGENS-

+ Ass Wilma Hudgens was the
.cna>mipg hostess Thursday afternoon
when she gave the very young set one.
OF the most delightful parties OF the
season, In the receiving line with
Miss Hudgens were Misses Frances
Ligon, Georgia Lee Muldrow, Sara
Fc;Taaans. julie Howard ana -Msry
Sue Speer.
After ttie callers had been received
they were invited out or the lawn,
where number y: asliEhtfi;, games
were played. Late in the afternoon
pink and white ice course was served.
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3, : - - Il - IL
schools was in the city yesteFasys ~ !. .
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JUNIOR PH1LATHEA-
The Junior Philathea Glass of the
First Presbyterian Church held it's
regular monthly meeting Tuesday af-
terncon with Miss Caroline Vance on
Church street. After short business
session the hostess served refresh
ments.,
The members of the Glass present
weffa NJ ises Jessie Browne. Weeza
Gilmer, Kathleen Nowyce, Lola Dell
Ramsey, iEvie Har riSna, Floride and
Gene Harris, E. q. Templeton, Rosa
Simpson and Mrs. Bennett Townsend.
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*. y llIigood OF Easley was In the
city yesterdezz Tor slcst stAy.
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W. N. smith 81 WliIlamston sponti
yesterday in Anderson.
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INVITATIONS ISSUED

INTIIATIUNS I0SUED-
MIS-. Eu1a Dillingham;
and
Mrs. r. r. King
At Home
Thursday, May seventh,
Five to Seven
Mrs. Williams. Laughin, Towel Shower
Mrs. William Laughlin
Towel Shower
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-05

W. q, chabnAn OF oe6tssViIIe was
anann g sthose III tha atty ysatarday
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-05

Lomsx at the Bellevue hotel far !, few
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-05

!, Joe Kay OF T5~0yiIie @kst in the
city yesterday E9F short stay.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-05

]. J,F Drake Of Fork2lIle was Iii An.
derson yesterday, en- route to Jack.
sonvilTe where he goes to visit friends
and relatives.
The Washington times., 1914-10-16
William H. Wood.

Funeral services for William H. Wood,
who died on Wednesday at the resi-
dence Of his daughter. Mrs. F. T. Evans,
1913 W street northwest, will be held this
afternoon from the home of Mrs. Evans