The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-08
social SOCIETY Persona!
MISSIONARY SERVICE

/ MISSIONARY SERVICE
! OF PHiLATHEA UNION.
While the Philathea Class is pri-
marty a Sunday school class, organ
lzed for the purpose of winning and
| holding young women in the Sunday
school yet the missionary feature is
not neglected, the work done by the
classes Throughout the country in the
missionary field being varied, such as
rescue III sslons, city missions, state
! missions, sailors mission. etc, and in
the foregn field. missionaries. native
preachers and Bible women are sup.
ported. ana other lines Of missionary
endeavor sustained.
At TOO O'Clock this afternoon in
The sunday school room OF the First
Baptist church, the annual mission
airy service of the Philathea City
Union. composed of classes from tho
Methodist. Presbyterian and Baptist
sunday schools, will be held, and the
following program has been ar
ranged
flynn. THE Kings Business"
Prayer.
Business session.
Scripture reading.
What One Girl Could Do" by six
girls.
Solo. Miss he Symons.
Recitation, Miss Margaret Martin
The Relation of the Philathea
Class to Missions" Mrs. d. w
kraus.
Solo, Come, Jesus Redeemer,
Miss Sadie Dart.
Recitation, Mrs. G. h. Johnson
LYNN, 70, Zion Haste"
Mizpah, bcnediction
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SOCIAL ITEMS
The Kings Daughters held spe-
clal meeting at the First Methodist
church on Friday morning, at which
Rev. Mr. Eptng gave an Interesting
message from Mrs Epting about mat
tiers that every member should be adj
yised of, therefore 1 will be taken
mp and fully discussed at the next
regular meeting, which will take
place at Mrs. Il, b. 4iarIeys on the
first Tuesday in December.
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This Is bargain week at Miss Kate
slaters. just make her call this
week II you want to save money
She has Just received shipment of
tricone shapes in all colors. especial.
~ black Gold and silver still pre-.
vail fce evening. Beginning Monday
and lasting until Saturday evening
these sales win be on
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The ParentTeachers' Association
WIN have an important meeting mt the
high school auditorium Tuesday af-
ternoon at O'Clock All commit
tees are requested to complete their |
work, and entries for Better Baby
contest muqt be in by this time, so |
as to be apt to give full report
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The many friends here of Mrs w. |
Is. Lee are sympathizing with her in |
the loss Of her brother. Mr. Perry J
Kennedy, whose death occurred in
Stateshoro yesterday Mr.. Kennedy ,
has been III for several weeks. Mrs.
Lee has been at his bedside for some |
time.
oA~
All entries for the baby contest
must he in by Tuesday, Nov 10, as
the entry lists close on that day. |
This Is important and it is to be
hoped that mothers and others inter
ested viii act promptly.
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Circle No. of tee First Methodist
church viii not have meeting this
week. il being Postponed until a
late. date, on account of the absence
of Mrs. H. e shaver, the leader.
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Mrs. C. Wooten' and little daughter
have returned to their home in Pal.
metto, Fla, after visit To her
brother, MIR }. G. Garwood,
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Mrs. Il. Il, Walker and Mrs. NJ c..
Rowe leave Wednesday for Atlanta.
beng delegates to the w, c. T. IT,.
convention.
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The Five Hundred Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Miss Mary
King Hillsman at her home on Union
street.
Circle No, Of the First NJ Il.