The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-19

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pleasant social hour spent 1t the
close Of the 4lesson. There were sew
enteen members present and one |
guest Mrs. Giles Lewis, of Bogue Chit
to, mother to the hostess. Mrs. Ball
treated her guests to delicious sand
witches. iced tea and cake.
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First BaptIst w. N. 8. /
The WIN. 8. Of First Baptist church
met Monday afternoon at the church,
with Mrs.. NJ. L. Thompson as leader,
,sreading Luke 17th. Some business /
was discussed. The attendance was
small and the members are urged to |
have better meeting next Monday.
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PrisciIIian Circle.
Misses Katie Mai Galloway and |
Dozier MCGOWAN we're hostesses to |
the Priscillian Circle Monday after
noon, entertaining at the Court Street
parsonage. The meeting was well at
tended. Interesting devotional exer.
cises were held and the regular rou-
tine of business gone through with,
after which discussion of the white
Sale" planned for the 9th of this
month at the Traction building was
held and a number of dainty hand
made garments were reported. 1t
was also decided to serve tea and
sandwiches at that time.
During a pleasant social hour Miss
. es Galloway and MCGOWAN served a
4 salad with tea and sandwiches to
+ their guests.
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= Broad Street Methodist W. M. s.
The Missionary Society Of Broad
Street Methodist church met Monday
Iafternoon at three o'clock at the
g church with good attendance. The
e May program in the Missionary Voice,
3. with 1.-THE Conquest of the Cross Over
e the Orient" as topic was the order of
It the meeting, with Mrs. N. P. Lewis
It as leader. A short business session
e was held after the program, in which
committees were appointed for the
donating, preparing and serving the
chicken dinner, which this society will
o serve at the Traction building soon
g Mesdames Dan Gilman, X. T. Moore
u M. M. Black and X. B. Allsup were
appointed to sell tickets for the same
ID Others matters of business were at
l. tended to and the society adjourned by
i repeating the motto.
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First Presbyterian Aid.
The Aid Of First Presbyterian
. church had another very pleasant
. meeting Monday when the ladies me-
. at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs
= M. E. Adams, with Miss Ida Clarke al
= joint hostess Two hours were spen
= in sewing for the bazaar and then 6
devotional service was held and sew
eral matters Of business discussed
B and disposed Of 1t was announced
e. that Mesdames Cochran and G. P
r. Smith had invited the ladies of thu
K. Aid to come Thursday at 2 o'clocl
and spend the afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Smith, 500 Court street
ct The next regular meeting will be hell
ct Monday at the church at $3.50 p. m.
8. During a pleasant social hour Mrs
Adams and Miss Clarke were assiste,
by little Elizabeth Wills in serving
delicious ice with strawberries an,
cake.
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On Westminster Aid.
a A small but exceeding pleasant an
ed profitable meeting of Westminster All
had Mrs. Watson as hostess at he
home on Newman street, Monday a
ternoon. Devotional exercises wer
TO- held and business meeting was pr,
at sided over by Mrs. Miner. the pres
RS. dent Owing to the fact that the Al
te- will soon disband for the summt
much business of Importance was di
cussed and it was decided that th
ladies' would give the church, Ba
Street Presbyterian, thorough cleal
ing this week and committees wei
on appointed to carry this work out.
he picnic meeting was planned for nel
nd Monday afternoon at the residence
es' the president at which time the "seet
as planted in January will be harvested
and it is hoped that all members, wi
be present This meeting will clos
this seasons work.