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THOUGHT FOR TODAY.

wonder
If you and today
Should stop and lay
Our life work down and let our hands
Where they will
Fall down to lie quite still
And some other hand should come
and stoop to find,
The thread that we carried so that
it could wind
Beginning where we stopped; If 1t
should come to keep
Our life work going.
Miss Mary Green, of Meridian y
attending the Normal. t...
" -S-fH
Misses velma and Cornelia Hoffman
are visiting relatives in Logtown.
9+i
Mr.. Leland Stockstill, Of Carriere, is
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. I. NJ. Holli'
man.
Miss Lutte Burt, OF OXFORD, hiss''
z came Saturday to visit her sister, MIS-
xstokes v. Robertson.
Misses Norfleet and Edwina hcLeod'
1 of Purvis, arrived today to be the
guests Of Miss Annie Rose Mcleod.
!s-..
Mrs. Robert Gallatin, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Will Hamper, left
this morning for Knoxville, Tenn.
F-' 'sls-S !. +
Mrs, W. +. Martin and daughter
Ruby, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. L. III, Eaton, at her home
on West Eighth street.
4 i.
Mrs. H. D. Foote To Entertain.
Mrs. Henry Foote has as her guests
her niece, Miss Anne Keiffer of Attain
ia, Ca, and Miss Salome Syfon, ol
The Hattiesburg news., 1914-06-22

Carpenter. rushed to the defense and
battled with Cobb, after Cobb had
handed the weapon to a bystander.
Cobb knocked Harding down and ham.
mered his head on the sidewalk until
witnesses made him desist.
Cobb was taken in a patrol to the
Bethune police station. His thumb is
said to be broken.
The quarrel with Carpenter is the
elimination Of bad feelings which
have followed an insult to Mrs. Cobt
when Carpenter refused to take bach
fish he had sold her. Carpenter say.
he will prosecute.
Cobb will undoubtedly be out of the
Tiger lineup for some time.
The Hattiesburg news., 1914-06-22
ALWAYS LEAD TO BETTER
HEALTH

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CURES STUBBORN ITCHY SKIN
TROUBLES

81 would scratch myself to pieces" Is
otter heard from sufferers of Eczema,
letter, Itch and similar Skin Erup-
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writes This is the first time in nine
years / have been free from the
dreadful ailment" Guaranteed. soc,
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Gulfport. Mrs. Foote will entertain in
their honor at a Rook Party Tuesday
afternoon.
f/
Miss Minerva Mounger, of Port Glib
son, came Saturday night to spend the
summer with her uncle and aunt, DR..
and Mrs. J. J. Stevens.
81
Mrs. r. w. Graves and children, viii
and Harry. are in Demopolis, Ala, the
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. c.
L. Simmons.
(. + +
Miss Bessie Miner, of Gulfport, will
arrive tonight to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Miner and to attend
the Hayes-Milner wedding.
-f%+
Mrs. E. s. Dawson, of Laurel ave-
nue., has as her guests, Mrs. F. H.
Thornsburg and two little sons, of
Montgomery, Ala, who arrived today
IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Tucker, of Pick.
ins and Mr.. F. c. Tucker, of Browns.
vile. Texas, are in the city to attend
the Hibbett-Steen marriage on Wed.
nesday.
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Tot, and
Messrs. Frank and Will Tatum re-
turned Friday from visit to Chicago,
where Mrs. Tatum was attendent
upon the General Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs. ,,
'7'-'-~''"--' + + +
Rev, DR., and Mrs. e. H. Mounger,
of LAUREL who have been In Natchez
to attend the marriage OF Miss Mary
Mounger and Mr. Harry L. Sanders,
are guests Of Dr. and Mrs. ]. J. Ste
vens.
4. T. +
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. William Crisler
and children, Bert, Elizabeth and Har
riett, left this morning for the Sea
shore Camp Grounds, where they will
spend a couple of weeks. Mr.. Crislei
is one of the lecturers of the Divinity
School now in session at that place.
fr
Mr.. and Mrs T. M. DuBose and lit
tie son. Carl McFerrie, came Saturday
to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R
Farley. Mr.. DuBose returned to Lau
rel this morning, but Mrs. DuBose will
| remain for a more lengthy visit tt
her parents.
.s..s-t-
Kitchen Shower.
| Miss Sallie Mae Miner will be fur
ther honored wednesday, afternoon b!
Kitchen Shower" at which Mrs. E
M. Allen and Mrs. F. B. Ryan will b'
hostesses, entertaining from five t.
six-thirty at the home of Mrs. M. A
Hoffman, on Second avenue.
+ 4 i
A Five-Year-old Traveller.
Little Miss Frances Crump, just fiv
years old, arrived in this city Saturda,
from Alfalfa, Ala, having travelled tn
distance alone, to be the guest Of MI
and Mrs. H. H. Arlington until Wed
nesday. when she goes to Collins to b
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ON THE SICK LIST.

Miss Maggie Stockstill, of Carriere,
is Ill at the Hattiesburg Hospital
i. -.
DIR. Parham, Of New Orleans. who
was called Sunday into consultation,
gave an encouraging opinion as to the
condition of Mrs. Ellis B. Cooper,
which gave renewed hope to friends
and relatives.
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quire very little care and always find
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TYRUS COBB BREAKS
THUMB ON BUTCHER
Detroit OutfieIder Jailed After Fist
Fight In Shop.

Detroit, Mich, June 22.-Tyrus Cobb
walked into the butcher shop Of W.
L. Carpenter, 1915 Hamilton boule-
ward, showed a revolver into Carpen-
ter's face and threatened TO blow his
"blankety blank block Of" Howard
Harding, 20 years old, employee of
The Hattiesburg news., 1914-06-22

GOOD PAYING-Short order restau-
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WANTS
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WEEK.
Ano personals

Tuesday, me
Morning. Lucia Moore;
hostesses Tugh McWiiams
Leila Main
Mrs. Henry Foote
Of Keifer Saome Syfon. =
to 6 Mel. enter
of Mamie .
une .
HibbettSteen marriage
l. c.. .
Morning. McWllamsMoore wedding Main
=
Afternoon Bridge hostess
.
Afternoon Kitchen Shower, honoring Miss
sale Miner at
avenue with Mrs. Allen =
Thursday, 25th. Z
Morning 80 Miner wedding Bay
church.
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"ring-bearer" at the West Crump mar
riage that evening.


i. + +
Hlbbett-Steen Marriage Plans.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Steen,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. C. Steen
and Mr.. J. j. Hibbett, will be a quiet
affair of Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock. The marriage will be SOL
emnized at the home of the brides
parents on Bay street, with only the
close relatives of the two families
present. Rev. John T. Christian of
First Baptist church will perform the
ring ceremony and the music will be
furnished by Miss Eva Tucker, Of
Pfckens, cousin of the bride. There
will be no attendants and the bride
and groom will leave Immediately af-
ter the ceremony for an automobile
trip to the gulfcoast, where they will
spend fortnight.
Out-of-town guests for this marriage
are Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Tucker and
Miss Eva Tucker, of Pickens, and Mr..
F. C. Tucker, of Brownsville. Texas.
i !.
Maids and Matrons' Bridge Club.
Miss Ethel Hill was hostess to the
Maids and Matrons' Bridge Club Sat
urday afternoon at her home on River
avenue. Red roses were everywhere
in the hall and drawing room, where
four tables of guests enjoyed the
game. Turkish towels, with crocheted
borders, were offered as prizes and
were won by Mrs. w. B. Follansbee
Jr., and Mrs. Kullman, of Louisiana
Throughout the games refreshing
punch was served by Miss Marie Hill
and at the close the guests were in
vited to the dining room, where the
color scheme Of red was continued
The table covered with cloth of cluny
lace and centered by tall vase Of rec
lilies. Mrs. William James Greer as
sisted the hostess in serving the
| salad course. Miss Hills guests wer.
club members and few substitutes.
.t+A
Shower For Miss Lucia Moore.
Prominent among the many affair.
which have honored Miss Lucis
Moore, whose marriage to Mr.. MeldoI
McWilliams is an event of Wednes
day, during the past week was tn,
Miscellaneous Shower at which tn,
Sowania's we're guests Saturday ant
Misses Lucille and Katie Hightower
Ethel Powe and Bessie Powe wer,
hostesses, entertaining at the home O
| Mrs, Arthur V, Hays, on Main street
in the late afternoon.
Congrstulatory kilograms for tn,
honoree, using the letters in the tw,
names, Lucia" and "Meldon" wer,
written by the guests and read alou,
by Mrs. T. B. Wright. Some of then
were very clever and all caused mucl
amusement. Clear cold punch wa
served with Misses Tallulah Mcmillan
and Mackie Powe presiding over tn,
bowl and Misses Grace Hightower ant
Gladys Hays assisting them in refresh
ing the guests with the cooling bever
age throughout the time. Block cream
and white cake were served by tn.
| four hostesses, with Miss Mary High
tower assisting. - --' go"
The shower came as a surprise tc
the honoree. Upon the back porch 9
clothes line had been strung and here
Miss Moore found ever SO many
gifts pinned on with clothes
pins; linen handkerchiefs, silk hose
handmade lingerie and household ar
ticles of different kinds from loving
friends and club sisters.
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CHURCH AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETIES.

Court Street Philatheas.
Court Street Philathea Glass will
meet Tuesday night at the residence
of Mrs. H. M. Hanna, 613 Bay street
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Pasteur Institute. N
The discovery is expected in med
ical circles to have worldwide impor-
tance: The serum is being injected
into patients on the battlefield in the
early stages OF infection. obyiating
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