The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-12

1 decided that the Aid would disband
for the summer. Before the close of
the session the hostess served re-
lfreshments.
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Main Street Baptist W. N. s. III
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
Main Street Baptist church was we'll 3
attended on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
1 Clarence Hayes was the leader for they
EDUCATIONAL program at the close Of Il
(which several matters Of important3
business were transacted. Mrs. J. T. N
Fowler will lead next Monday. e N
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Main Street Missionary Society. 81
L The w: M: s.. Of Main. Street Method.
dist church met Monday afternoon at
the church with good attendancesf
In the absence of the president the
meeting was presided over by Mrs..
John A. Mcleod, who conducted the
devotional exercises. Several matters |
of business were disposed Of and ar. |
rangements were made to send a box |
of clothing to the young girl whom
this society is educating at Whitworth !
College.
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First Presbyterian Aid.
The Aid of the First Presbyterian
church had Mrs. T. B. Robinson as
hostess to a we'll attended and most
pleasant meeting Monday afternoon.
The ladies met at 2:3O and spent an
hour and half doing bazaar work.
A devotional service was then held
and later social hour spent in which
the hostess served an ice with cake.
Mrs. Robinson favored a number of
guests and there was an unusually
large number of members attending.
The next meeting will have Mrs. NJ E.
Adams and Miss Ida Clarke as hos
tesses.
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Bay Street Christian Endeavor.
Mrs. c. T. Singleton was hostess to
a regular monthly business and social
meeting of the Christian Endeavor
Society of Bay Street Presbyterian
church, Monday evening. The meet
ing was we'll attended and the time
most pleasantly spent. Plans were
made to provide for the orphan, whom
the society supports at Palmer Or
phanage, during the summer. After
the transaction of other business a
delightful social hour was spent, dur.
ing which music by Miss Margaret
West was much enjoyed, and light re
freshments were served.
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, PrisciIIian Circle.
The Priscillian Circle Of Cour
Street Methodist church was delight
fully entertained Monday afternoon by
nj Miss Clara Smith, at her home OF
XII Court street. Devotional exercise!
were held and plans for a lawn part!
/ discussed Much of the time wal
l spent with needlework in preparation
for the bazaar to be held in few
weeks.
III AS the guests entered Miss Smitl
served delicious punch and at thu
- close of the meeting sandwiches will
iced tea The meeting was largel.
= attended by members.
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. Westminster Aid.
Miss Margaret West was hostess t.
= a most pleasant and profitable meet
ing of Westminster Aid Of Bay Stree
Presbyterian church, Monday after
noon. The president, Mrs. Miner, pre-
sided over the devotional exercise
and the business meeting which fol
lowed. 1t was decided that the All
would meet only once month durin
the summer months. After the trans
action Of other matters of importance
delightful refreshments were serve,
by little Misses Mary Louise Campbell
and Ethel Merritt Jones. There wa
good attendance of members an
Misses Clara and Florine Miner an
Mittie Ferrill, of Jackson, and Mrs
Jones were guests.
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Fifth Avenue w. M. U.
The Fifth Avenue Baptist w. M. {
held most interesting Mothers meeI
v ing Monday afternoon at the church
Row T. f. Hall was present and le
the devotional exercises, choosing tn
second chapter of list Timothy as tn
topic. After a prayer Mr.. Hall CAV
= an excellent talk On Modest Al
ga, parel." DR.. Chas Hightower gave a
interesting talk on Motherhood an
Mrs. Chas. Ehlers sang beautifu
arrangement of Jesus Lover of M
he Soul. She was accompanied by Mis-