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Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE

BY order of the judgement of
the Knox Circuit Court, rendered
at its January term 1915, in the
case Of
VIM Lock Plaintiff
vs.
John NJ. Tmsley, Admr. Deft
| win. rs Commissioner. on the
22nd. day Of March, 1916 same
being day OF the March term of
the knoN County Court, sell at
the Court House door in Barbour
vile. Ky, to the highest and
best bidder the following des-
cribed property or enough there
of to satisfy the judgment in said
case. amounting to $350.00 with
interest at . per cent. per anum
from 91th day Of February 1907,
subject to a credit of Sl4O. 90
March 10, 1908. A tract or par
Gel Of land lying and being in the
| |Comtg of Knox, State of Ken
/ tJckv. and bounded as follows:
Beginning at stone on the
North side of the State road, the
same being the Southwest corner
of the said Cottongim lot; thence
running with same, n l9 3-4 poles
to a stone pm a hill side, same
beirg pong pointed by a sweet
gun an / t%o oak saplings; thence
leayn" aid CottOngim tract of
| land. - w. Il 40 poles to a
stone. ON the east side of the
ban .. %. drain and one and one
hal. DO, from the center Of same
the. 3. % Ii. w 2G poles to a
/ stone ut tue north side of said
mai. thence with the North side
OF ,md road. s. II l-2 F. 5 poles;
thence :. 6 81 F.. 1 poles; thence
). IJ +. . poles; thence n. 81 IA
/ f.. ) .i-IU poles to the beginning,
containg about 2.S3 acres, and
being the same tract of land con-
ycycu By VIM. Lock and his wife
to Russell Enzer, by deed, which
deed IL of record in the County
Court Clerks Office of Knox
County. in Deed Book 28, page
.53e. aid record Is record is re-
fcued to tor more particular de-
scription and boundary.
Said property will be sold on a
credit Of SIX months, the purchas-
. .lr 10 execute bonds with approx
Ell security, bearing interest at
siN per cent. from date until paid,
hayiup the force and effect of a
Judgment and retaining a lien on
said property until the purchase
money is paid.
/ WITNESS my hand, this Bird.
day OF March 1915.
~. W. BYRLEY, NJ. c.
Knox Circuit Court.
sale about l p. IN. Purchaser
must execute bonds as soon as
safe is over, or the property will
be- immediately put up and resold
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19

TO The voters of Knox
County:
| arm \ candidate for re-
election To- the Office of
Clerk Of the Knox Circuit
Court, subject to the aC-
ton of the Republican
Party, al the Primary to
be heid Saturday, August
Z, 1915. / have always
been and am now a Re-
pU DliCan, ready and will
in 10 do all in my power
f9r It's principles and sue
cess. lave never gone
OF after any False God un-
der some other name or
oIise. | have constantly
X ,pt the faith.
In coming TO you a Sec
onitame refer you to my
record as Clerk andinvite
investigation of the same.
| promise you that | will
d. my utmost to make a
b. tier officer in the future
t.sgn in tie past; / believe
taat my experience has
b. ter qualified me to
serve the people now than
Dc ore.
hanking you for past
favorS and assuring you
-. my appreciation for
year support in the COM
lns primary. l am,
Your Obedient servant.
VI. II. MCDONALD.
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19
Hon. w. X. Henry

Of williamsburg, Whitley County,
as a candidate for the office OF Com
mOuwealth'S : Attorney for the 3ith.
Judicial District Of Kentucky, sub
iecr To the action oi the Republican
party at the Primary to be held
August 7th 1913.
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19
PElLAGRA
The Dreaded Disease Can Be
Cured

To al whom these presents snail
come. Greetings:
| want to especially call atten-
tion 10 those who are suffering
with tnat dreaded disease called
Pellagra. and assure them that
il can be cured. and that | have
wrought a cure to many VINO
have been given up by the great
est physicians as incurable.
have number OF patients IN
this and Bell county, and respect
fully ask any one to write to any
of the people who have taken my
treatment, they are as follows
Mrs. AL. Peavely, Mr.. Henry
Turgle. OF Barbourville, Mr..
Carter, of Emanuel, KY. Mrs
Mesaer and Mrs. Blankenship
Four Mile, Ky. These last two
will be dismissed this week, theN
have suffered for two years.
am having decided success. l.
/ can serve you | will be rlad I.
d. 80: ! treat you with the Root'
and Herbs that God placed here
for the purpose of curing man
kind. be wise and live, live Ions
ant be happy.
Respectfully,
DR.. j. c. Irwin.
! VIII be found at Martin House
Ncr l.. Il N. Depot, BarbourVill,
X, ADV
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19
are authorized 10 announce


Oi McCEesTy county, AS II candidate
Tor the Republican nomination for
Commonwealth attorney for the
3itA Judicial District If Kentucky, q,
subject to the Primary August
7th. 1915.
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19

EarbuuTS lie KY. Jan. - 1919
To the many p-rsuns who have
been ash Inv me whether Ur not, am
going 10 make the race for Circuit
Court Clerk ! desire to -ny that l
am now ia the race, and from the
that have made pre-
viou- 10 my Announcing Is very
promising Tor IA decided victory.
feel hat every voter IN knON County
knows Of my life. not only rs n pri-
cHtr citizen. hat as public officer
In view of th,S fact. IL you are will
in" 10 tru-r me with the duties Of th"
Circuit CnUr' Cl~Tk Hhg.l strive To
make you an efficient officer, | am
subject to thr action ul the krpuD!l-
cans OF Knox County III the Primary
election t. be- held on August !, 1918.
Euur in'urHr~ in Iuy behalf will h"
much appreciated. ! am,
Yours very truly
). H. JONES.
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19

Come in and pay your SUBJ
scription and watch u5 smile.
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19

of Marion, Ky as Il candidate for
the Republican nomination OF Stat,
Treasurer. subject 10 the action OF
the Primary to be held August 7th,
1910.
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19
we hIt hNltOil(S u 10 hLhSuhte
DIR. William Carson Black
ar authorized to announce
Prof. h. c. Lewis

"a n candidate Tor State Senator for
the l7th District Subject to the
action IT the Republican party at
the Primary 10 De- held Saturday,
Auyust rfN 1878.
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19
Respectfully

DT. J =. Z. IT III
! viii be found at Martin House,
Ncrr l.. Il N. Depot Barbourville
X, ADV.
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19
X. L. Moore

e authorized 10 announce
Mountain advocate., 1915-03-19

By order OF the Knox Circuit
Court, rendered at its January
term, 1919, in the case of
James and Ollie
and John Wilder, Plaintiffs
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12

Zudors and Storm, However, Enjoyed
Themselves Thoroughly.
stairs This house looks like good
hunting one Of these days"
you would rob CopelandT' whisper
ed Bruce.
II would take the pennies off dead
mans eyes If ! needed them. Come
on"
The two worthless mounted the stairs
casually. but once in the upper hall
they became alert.
"Ill try this room here" said Rad
cliffe 1T looks ns If it might be Mrs
Copeland's houdolr. Cough if fny on
comes in 81 ht."
Radcliffe slipped into Mrs. Copel MI.
boudoir and g'anocd about with th,.
skilled c2 Of l.s,.yIi who fu9j it neccs
t,ify 10 o1stlvc an thnS. lie snw e.
safe: n !1g VIZ! az. 2H..9Ieq .Th9.
Bifgnif'eht t6rdnd I'D t,dt col'a.A
of dag Icvls woald rcrcsa in roldeI
safe Rut It won'd lie hard nut t.
crack
IT g'lnce swept over the top of thu
dresser ana rested upon the little book
Such things Were generally valuable
In V1on'cn, he was thumbing II
When h. cnncr access the combination
he WAS fcli@h,t-l He quickly trans
ferred It to n slip of paper. slowed II
away, ana started for the door just
as Bruce conghcd his warning. He
was safely in the hall by the time the
maid came along
'"The gentlemen's coat room?" H.
asked
THE door opposite. sir"
,, '"rhanks." said Rrdcliffe.
| He and Bruce entered the coat roo
| as Il matter Of preraUtion. then wen
| downstairs again. Radcliffe woul
| have been grently astonished could he
| have glanced into Mrs. COpelahds
boudolr ten minutes later. The but
Ter. having IDEAS Of his own, was al
that moment copying down the combi
nation of the wall safe from the little
book the mistress had forgotten in hei
| hurry.
| Zudara and Storm, however. enjoy
! ed themselves thoroughly. What witt
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12

the music ana the Clnclng and the
pleasure they found in each others
company the rest of the worlI seemed
very well lost. On the way home
however Zudora express her dislik {,
for Captain Radcliffe. She was quite
positive that she had seen him before
under unfavorabIe circumstances. She
about the man.
"Where do you think you have seen
hlm?'' asked Storm curiously.
That's the battling part of It. l
know I've seen him, but beyond that
things are hazy. | don't like him
I'm certain Of that much.'
II wish you'd marry me straight off
and let me take you away where you'd
forget all these unhappy affairs"
"Ah, John. my father was sports
man. lie never gave up fight, and
neither shall l. 1t isn't the money,
though, that's always handy. It's the
thought of dishonest people getting the
benefit of what is mine Until I've
won or lost ! prefer to remain as
am. I've caused you enough trouble,
Yohn. s. i Is. No one has any enmity
toward you. 1t is
Well guess III hang around"
said John pleasantly, though he did
not experience any particular pleas
ure at that moment. "You might
change your mind. ydu know. ard
when you do want to be NJ hand"
You're very good TO me, John"
millions and millions of money" he
murmurej. I'm beginning to hate
money"
80 am l. SO let's say no more about
It,"
The following day, at Nine. Du Vars
plans were completed for the robbinp
of the Copeland wall safe. B:uce AM
Radcliffe agreed that the attempt
should ! e rada that night. as the Cope
'HrdS h1l su.';en of going into the cit!
FOR n ni"hi at the opera. They sen
;wn lpsssr cracks to watch the prem
iees
And while they watched they sa
shadows h"2inst tie curtains Of Mrs
Copclnnds "oom " first they believe
that the r0,cNn's hal not gone Int
town, brf r''.'-te ~ two T. ter one q
the rho;'cs rc''. N,,.-. ravsn,ipg the br,
Ter and -
Ito he >CUntinued.l
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12
ZUDORA
tContinued from Page Fom.J

book whlgh contained the combination
namle
Tlia o.ncnt she was gone the maid
poanred upon the hook and tllumhed 1t
hurifedly She had seen this little
book many times. but until now she
had never been able TO get her bands
upon 1t. She knew that it contained
the combination of the wall safe. She
turned her apron over and jottel down
the numerals on the linen. She re
placed the book in the identical spot
she hqd found It and left the room.
Baird WAS glad to see Zudora and
storm He chatted with them until
the dancing began. then he wandered
out among the smokers.
Captain Radcliffe and Bruce present
ly drew together
did you see that fellow Baird?'
asked Bruce.
"Yes. and he has his eye on me. But
don't think he connects me with the
mnn he met on the road to the Zudora
mines.'
We'll, want to keep out of his
sight I've an idea that he has placed
me-" said the diamond smuggler
What If he has placed you? He
hasn't anything like proof"
"He saw me 30 into DIR. Mann's front
door and out the rear. I'm certain of
that"
IF he had been certain you'd have
heard from him long before this. Take
my word for It. Now. come along.
I'm going to take a quiet stroll I'D
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12
BEDTIME STORY
tContinued from Page Four


% so back. "Oh he'll never think of
=" she said ,and trotted toward the
hole in the field.
Bat when Mrs. Fox came near the
]ela she saw someone running ahead
Of her; so.s being very cautious al
ways. she hid behind a rock and
watched.
1T Is Old Mrs. Reddy Fox" she
said. stretching her neck. Nov. wha,
8 she dong over there, ] wonder,
Maybe she thinks she will find an
other goose o. hem"
Theu Mra EoxA thought of the
reasfast - - and she trotted
across ths ~ ElzhsA toward OLD Mrs
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12

hut they faded into insignificance When
the ice cream was served.
Master Billy's guests were Margaret
Arnett, Mamie Louise Davis, BOY
Blue Hathorne, Henry and Bessie
Cook, Lille Rae Hill, Mary Campbell,
Walter Dreyfus, Jr., and James Love,
7. d. c. Historical Club.
The Historical Club of the United
daughters Of Confederacy will meet
Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock
with Mrs. i. d. Woodruff, at her home
1408 Main street. An invitation has
been extended to all members and
all visiting Daughters to attend. The
following program will be rendered:
Club song, Bonnie Blue Flag
Miss Ruth Neel accompanist.
Piano, Selected Misses irene
Combs, Ezilda Pegues.
Paper Flags of the Confederacy"
Miss Marion O'Ferrall.
Reading, Selected Miss Bernice
Eden.
'"rhe Story of shiloh"-Mrs. J. r.
Childs.
Music7AMiss Lorena Thames, Miss
Martha Jones, (Normal.)
THE Story of Arlington"-Mrs. D.
B. Holmes.
Reading, Selected-Miss Lorene
Fielder, (Normal College.)
Galaxy Club.
Mrs. Milton G. Cooper used quaint
ties of violets in her charming little
home on Adeline street, Thursday af.
ternoon when she was hostess to the
Galaxy Club and favored Mrs. M. d.
Fohey, Miss Stella Cook, of Crystal
Springs, and Mrs. j. Sgd Conner as
guests.
A program of much interest was led
by Mrs. A. ]. Carroll, with German
customs given as rOl call responses.
Mrs. Duncan Matheson read q peril
nent paper upon Nth Century Dutch
Painting" Mrs. Chas. NJ Hays told of
Dresden, and the Treasures of her
Art Galleries." and Mrs. A. M. Jones'
topic was THE German Universities
The queries, which were of especial
interest, were concerning places Of in
terest in Germany and Mrs. Carroll
was leader.
Mrs. J. g. Conner, president of the
City Federation, gave an encouraging
and helpful talk upon club work and
cooperation with the Federation, and
in the short business discussion fol-
lowing the club voted to donate
picture to the Travelling Art Gallery
owned by the State Federation and to
assist the City Park committee in
beautifying Hamper PARK. Mesdames
James Hays, Curran Sullivan and A.
]. Carroll were appointed commit
tee to attend to the matter.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Conner in serving a two-course lunch
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12
HOW TO EcoNoMtzE ON FOOD.

Berlin, March l2.-Berlin is the
scene at this time of numerou meet
ings, largely attended by women %
every class, at which ways and means
of more economical living are discus
ed by prominent physicians.
sa-z.s.ss> r.---
Inc women are being urged to cut
down the consumption Of meat by al
least Is per cent and to resort more
to the use of milk The women are
asked to think of the men in the field
and the hardships they have to endure,
If economy in eating seems to be too
difficult,
One physician. speaking the other
night, likened the situation to that OF
the tourist, who perforce must at
times make a meal from chocolate
and bread until more favorable cir
cumstances arrive. He told his audi
ence that they. were mere slaves to
appetite II they were not able to eleol
easily to eat less OF the scarcer foods
Soup in place of coffee for the earl,
morning breakfast is being urged b,
'ome physicians, especially for adults
and then the omission Of the German
second breakfast" to the consequen
saving OF thousands Of pounds of foo,
stuffs.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12
FRECKLES

February And March Worst Mo-ths
For This Trouble-tiow to Re-
move Easily.
There's a reason why nearly every
body freckles In February and Mar h
but happily there is also remedy foy
these ugly blemishes, and ON one neez
stay freckled.
Simply get an ounce of othine. dou-
BILE strength. from your druggist am
appfy little of It night and morn
ing, and in few days you should Sc
that even the worst freckies have be
gun TO disappear, while the light one
have vanished entirely. Now is the
time to rid yorrse'f OF freckies. r..
II not removed now they may stay al
|Rnmmer, ana spoil an otherwise bear
complexion. Your money back /
be falls.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12
Reddy.

Reddy.
Mrs. Reddy saw her before she
reached her, and she looked very
cross. Have you come to see il you
con find another goose, Mrs Fox?
assure you your wicked husband got
all there was. the wretch. ] suppose
you are out for walk TO Settle your
breakfast. while am starving for all
you care.
When Old Mrs. Reddy stopped to
take breath Mrs. Fox was stirring at
her. Why what DO you mo1n?'' She
gasped. "My husband tclu me that
Reddy Fox fell upon Iii Z a1,l aeas
him and took away cur breakfast,
and then he threw him irto this hole
after he had hurt him so ne could not
firht. ! am the one wio Is hungry,
madam, | can tell you. lave rad no
breakfast this morning
What" screamed Old Mrsf Rtddy.
You haye lad no bre.<fRst which Z
your husband stole O'd i
Redcy?"
NO, madam Reddy,N
any geese or hen, and | AM
he 10th been too trusting
lieving our husbands. There is r6algY
TO it than we know, and |, for pne
propose TO get to the bottom Of thfSes
a,or,,, cfifui
Then Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Redfy told
the story they had from Their 'Aas-
| bands to each other, and when they
had finished it was a good thing OLD
| Reddy Fox and Mr.. Fox were not
right on the spot, for two more angry
creatures it would have been hard to
find.
| Mrs Fox and Old Mrs. Rediy looked
severywhe-e, but no sign Of gathers
or bones could they fnd ~Offusi,rses
they ate them and made up tssat.
story" said Old Mrs. Reddy.
"Of course, they did, the wretehes.
agreed Mrs. Fox, but where did they
carry them? l wish could find the
spot. Nice husbands we have, Madam
Reddy They would bet us starve,- :
while they have the fat of the land :
MY husband will not play this trick
again, ! can tell you that, Mrs. Fox,
said Mrs. Reddy. Il am going home
now to convince him it would be
bad thing for him to repeat ana
glad we met and found out tAefr
treachery. Good day, Mrs. Fox.
. Good day, Madam Rsddy,s said
/ Mrs. Fox, and away ssbes trotted as
e fast as their legs would carry thena
j toward home.
+ Into the house barst Mrs. Fox hut
d Mr.. Fox was sound asleep, and even
the opening OF the door did not
e awaken him: heswas sul dreaming of'
i his grandfather.
r, Mrs. FOX reached for the rolling pirk'
i and down she brought IT right on Nh
Fox's head.
e Up jumped Mr.. rUx, bowling
4 won't do II again. grandpa. l:a1nl
! sorry / took your pipe
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12
ON THE SICK LIST.


Mrs. A. F.. Potter is reported toda J
as being much improved from her re
cent illness.
SO =.
Miss Winnie Giles, after bein. i fol
Z couple OF days with la grippe, is able
to be out again.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12

student of Whitworth College, has
neen chosen as delegate to the big
Y. w. G. A. convention in Asheville,
N. G., in June. Miss Potter was also
made chairman Of the Missionary com
| mlttees, which is one of the most i'm
! pOrtant offices in the organization.
$50.
eridges-Davis.
A marriage of interest to a large
circle of friends in this city was that
OF Mrs. Carrie Davis and Mr.. H. b.
bridges, which took place Thursday
afternoon at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. s. B. Boiling on Unetta
street. the Rev. John T. Christian of
ficiating.
The bride has made her home in
Hattiesburg for some time, living on
Upton street and has many friends.
She is a member of First Baptist
church. Her wedding dress was of
navy blue messaline, with trimmings
of cream lace and with this she wore
hat of navy blue straw Mr.. Bridges
is a wealthy and progressive farmer
Of New Hebron, Miss, and the couple
left shortly after the ceremony for
their home at that place.
:->-..
Birthday Party.
A prominent social event among the
very youngest set was Master Billy
Harrison Quea,ey's birthday, party.
which was celebrated Thursday after
noon at the home of his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Harrison, on West
Pine street.
A red and white color scheme was
favored in the table decorations, a
bowl Of red and white sweet peas
placed on reflector centering the
table and red ribbons running from
the center to each pate.
Billy Is only two years old and his
little guests were all near the same
age so instead of big birthday cake,
there was a tiny white one with two
sc arlet candles for each guest and a
red Easter rabbit full of bonbons, too.
OF course there were games played,
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12

Did Not Attend.
In the account Of the Nautilus Club
meeting of Thursdays News the name
Of Mrs. M. l.. Thompson. Jr. was
printed In error On account of q
recent bereavement, Mrs. Thompson
did not attend the meeting.
$50,
Hattiesburg Girl Honored.
Miss Mabel Potter, daughter of
Chief and Mrs. A. f. Potter, who ia
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12
8 oz,ze>s
Oas,sia
4,et<szf;o7sd

For years we have been stating in the newspapers Of the
country that great many have escaped serious op
eratons by taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound, and it is true.
We are permitted to publish in this announcement
extracts from the letters of five women. All have been
recently received unsolicited Could any evidence be
more convincing?
ioDeDoN MEI had pains sides and such soreness
-. could scarcely straghten times My ached and
was SO nervous could not sleep thought would be
any beer until submitted operation
yoa T. f1nkhams Vegetable Compound like new
woman. Mis- HAYWARD Sewers, Hodgdon, Me.
SHEl3YvI!E hYI suffered from female trouble
- My right side hurt badly was finally decided ta
must be operated When learned this he oct
Dotte OF LYDIA Inhams Vegetable Compound me and aer
taxing lew days got better and to improve nnt
am now Week.-Mrs. MoLLE SMITH, RI. ID, Shelbyvie, XIV
husband got me Lydia Pnkhans Vegetable compound ard
great relief short time like
anu s can 40 haId days work and not mind t"Mrs Wr
ao3 Walnut st, Hanover, Pa '
DECATUR lLI"I sick and three of the hest uvsi
c sld would have to be taken the O1r
% it as na something growing in left side
mt 70 he operation and took Lydia f. Inkhams Vegetable Con-
noand It worked miracle
Wnat 1t has done for meMs LAURA GRswoID 237 Kaat
William Street, Decatur, Ill ' nA'Ss
CLEVELAND ONO 81 irregular for several years
s1e panied me SO that expected have undergo op
would help me- / took Lydia PiEkhams 60
table Compound and became regular and free NT& CNW
from pain thankful for such a good medi- e/ II $DW
cine and Will always give it the highest praise II u %RU
MIS- u GRIFFTH, 1868 Constant st. Cleveland, ~ H
N Write to LYDIA EPINKHAM MEDICyNECO (M go ~
Your letter will be 1yS1EA
Dy woman and held in strict confidence
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12

1t is said that soon milady viii wear
gowns.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12
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SOCIAL CALENDAR. .
Saturday, March 18th.

Saturday, March 18th. 4
y Afternoon, 3 o'clock: U.D.C 4
Historical Club; hostess, Mrs. L. 4
. d. Woodruff. a
y Afternoon, o'clock: Joint 4
y meeting Parent-Teacher Associa- 4
= tions. Main Street School House a
y Afternoon. o'clock: Advanced 4
. Division Hutcheson Music Club. 4
= Miss Powe's studio. 4
. Afternoon, 3 o'clock: Leofast q
= Club; hostesses, Misses RATHER q
= inc Selby and Nita Sullivan. at .
" Mrs. V. M. Scanlan's home. =
II .ernoon. o'clock: Annual .
hess meeting. sowania Club; =
Fnostess, Miss Lora Haney. Q
s>>$<>< . y = . = . = . =
Mrs. Houston Bass and baby, of
Lumberton, are guest Of Mrs. w. c.
Strahan.
Mrs. R. W. Hinton and daughter.
Mrs. Frank Howard, of Lumberton.
we're guests OF Mrs. A. S. Barrett.
Thursday.
49,
Mrs. d. S. Hall, who has been visit
ing relatives in Meridian, Laurel and
Jackson, has returned to her home
at 706 Rebecca avenue.
80 -.
Mrs. r. M. Fisher, OF Chcora, en-
route home from the d. A. r. conven-
tion in Natchez, is a guest for a few
days of her mother, Mrs. Sallie Gil
Hspie, at her home on Southern ave
Hue.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12
CHURCH AND BENEVOLED
SOCIETIES

Choir Practice.
Main Street Methodist choir will
hold rehearsal this evening at 7:80
at the church and all members az
especially urged to be present.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-12

con. The club members present were
Mesdames r. #. Burkes, Chas. M
Hays, A. M. Jones, Duncan Matbeson
Lamar Robertson, F. 8. Simmons, A.
J. Carroll, Curran Sullivan.