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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
saidiuasluf.


Gas 6cit 9laer Seilieeu in Ser Der.
f0mmIibeu gSeiic aeieiert.
Sd0ueS Better imo ir06li6e
Stimmung Die Sienatir oes "a.
aes. Ger @ei6ditst6eil Der
StaOt nit @osfirteu iibcriiiat.
Dlit Dem iibli6en Subel mO bel
oem oentbor ib6nlien 8ctter purOe
aeiiern 9lben0 glner Seiligen pon Der
SugenO geieicrt. Gic untcren 3beile
Der Sta0t puren bon Nlasfirten ge-
iiiQt umo nit Dem iibli1en SGrm
ging es ourd ole StroBen. 9eIon-
oere @oraoen fanoen 5mar ni6t ltatt,
a6er troBoem botte ii9 cine gewaltige
MeniAennenge 5uiommengeordnet,
uno ole @pli5ei 6aite alle Sdnoe BOD
81 tbun oen 8crfcbr unirebt 3u er.
balten. IS mar Elm bormIoies Ger
gniigen, nobel Die 6obe Sbrigfeit
notiirlicb 6eiOe 9ugen 5uOriidte.
SSu DeridieOenen @riDot 6omilien
maren Sallomeen Fnrtien orran.
9irt poroen.
SIN n29ol6roof Club" al ser
Clifton gluefue fnno Gin Wlasfens
bod itatt rnO i'm nMorglouo Conn.
trp CLUB" erfrente man iid nod
Oem 9Ibenoeiien elmer o1eemeinen
9ehliiiglme. Ser Soluoro 8arf-
3peig Der .Suni6iue SocietD" CAB
cine OiaSleraoen @artie inn Som.
mnitD @e6dnoe, fir pel6e ooS fol.
ecnoe @oniite oie Arrangements ge-
trofieu bate: Srou9ertbo @er6nrOt
Sran George @urcea 6rau Dleaoe
9lihoros, 8rou 3. i. Gbomas, 5rou
Sowaro S6aw. Srou 9. 81. 0mens,
Srol g9m s. @ngel, 6rm 6. ariel
6rmn 9Inoreu ariel 5rou $oi. Saul
5rat @m. Geaone uno 5rau G6aS.
5ori9tbe.
&ebeninoen Stro 5 en-.
sSn iibcrIpruoeInoer 9ebensireuoe
botten iidb eeitern 9[bcno Sung imo
9llt in Ole berihieoenartigiten aoitii-
me ecmorien Inn Die StraBen ouf
mo ab 5u paraoiren barlnloie
Sher6c 5u treiben luo ole etmaigen
gricsgr6uiiaen Nlitmeni6en 5u erbci-
tern. Sbone Ntasten lmo aoItilme
triebcn ibre Sher5e, 1T es oo6 ieit
oltcrsber @ebraid, ooB an OieIem
Soge bic oroBte perionlicbe 6reibeir
berridt. Suuge @ldohcn 5eietcu ii9
| IN Slnnbenan5iigen lmo umgefcbrt,
irno rmlB gciogt weroen, Dab beioe
c5eidGle@ter groBe aunit in Scr Der
fleioung an ocn So9 leetcn. Ole
StroBcn6abnen moren nit froblideR
| 8crionen IN aoItiimen gefiiat Ole iid
| 81 DSollomeen" .@cicllihoitcn ODER
Igdaen begobcn.
| 0ie forbiqe gep0lfcrtng @olti,
jmore's, bouptidhlib Ole oes SlorOwe-
items, bottc oie @elegcnbeit nidt bers
| ltreicben laiicn iid einmol nad Ser.
| 5enslliit mis5lltoben. 0icies icbon bon
! glohlr CUR 6roblihfeit Dernnlogte
! @olf onuiirte iih intcr ieiner Hoiie
uno trug piel 6ur 9eluitieuue ibrer
| 0Atmcnihen bel. Ger ollgelueineu
6r0blibfeit ouf oen StroBcu wllroe
ourh oas fir5 nod 8 llbr 9lbenos
| bereinbre6enoe Serbtgepitter, oaS
lieaenmeiie bon ihmerem Heaen be-
gleitct mar itorf 6eeintrddtiet bod
permodte Der Regen uiht Die 6eites-
ireuoe polIig all peroer6eu. Bis lange
nnd Ylittetnadt fonnte man ole
ir0bIiden @leHi6en aui Den StraBen
beeeonen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
asaraSe aOaeiaat.

Sic 9Sorooc 0es eritcn HeeimentS
Scr @}orDlonoer 9tationolgorOc, mel.
he fiir 6eute 9lohmitiog icitgcicbt
mar mr0e bon Oberit Sittle obges
loot ga sic Mannldoitcn liart nit
ser glusmlitcruno beihGiiiat iino.
Sic eoroiiten iino iett babel oos
@unoeseigentbunI iruo ionltige gIllS.
riiiiuuoSihide ocm Heaiment wieocr
3lsillteIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
pr. ao6m .. @Icuer ncilor6cn.

'6r. SO6n .. @icgcr ociiOr6en.
sI6idhb eines e6reubaiteu 9e6enS-
Iauies. grreibte cin Sitter Don
81 So6rcn. g9or no6c5u ciu
Giertclia6r6nnoert ser 9lgeut Ger
~Oeuti6en @eicaidait BON 9'o-
rplauo.
Sm bo6en 9tlter pon 81 Sobrcn
i6ieo gcitern @orgen 2 ll6r 30 @ii.
muten Serr So6n 9. liouer IN lei
ner @obnrng in @olbroof ans Dem
Se6en. Sr. @leper lit i6cn Idueere
3eit an oen @ebre6en Oes 9llters,
a6er iein reger @eiit trieb i6n nod
immer 6inaus in Oas menidlihe @e-
triebe, bis ouf oie lebteu pear Nlonos
te. @e6oren am 8. W{ai 1880 in 9re.
men 6ing iein Ser3 nit iolder Siebe
nod an Der aIten Seimatb, Dob er
INN 9lQes germ nod Oen 6rieOen IN
europa erlebt bate. 8r. Nie0er tam
ais iunger Nlann bon Srcmen na6
gfem gorf, mar bort in einem Saul
monnsgeibdite t6dtig lmo eing Damn
mieOer nab Bremen 5liriid, i'm Oort
Elm Sotel al iibernebmcn wel6es er
lonae Sabre nit @riolQ fii6rte.
Gor imgeiG6r 80 Sa6ren fam er
nit ieiner Satin ino oen &inoern
gum 3meiten Nole na6 2(merifa uuO
lieB iid in Baltimore nieoer SSm
Sobre 1898 iiberno6m cr ole Steqe
ais 9leent ser r0cuti1en @eien-
idoft BON Marblano", in peI1er er
iib 6odit oortbeiI6ait auSee5eiduet
uno oiele 6rermOe ermor6en bat. gr
mar Elm itrift c6ren6oiter Gbarofter
unO ieine Menidenfenntniiie sereih-
ten ibm geraOe IN ieiner Stelling 81
groBem gdiben. gor Sabresfriit
legte er Die Stellng nieoer imO
mnroe OILS U'it9lieo 0es GirettorIlnnS
Der y2laeemeiucu Gertlden @reiIen-
6emat6" oeu16lt, in weI6em er
Sabre lang ais Sefret1r iimgirt
batte.
Sr. @eDer bintcrldBt auBer iei-
uer treucn @attin, mel6e i9on Sab
re lang ebenialls an Oas 8immer qe.
ieiielt it, iieben &inoer: Or. G6as.
". $. UleDer an Ser GaroIine.Str.,
6rou 9lnna Jlergero in @aiiel,
Geutidlano, Gopt. 9llbert N}eDer pont
o9torOoeuti6en 2IoDo". ser icbt ais
Stricgsgeianeeuer in gllItroIien in-
ternirt lit, 6rau ella 9largoaro in
GbriItiania, giorwegeL SRI. Nlinnn
@}eDer, ole ieBige glgentin Der ,,0eut-
idben @eieaiboit bon Wlarplano~
Sri. 3ricoerife NeDer in Galiel, rmo
So6n =. NeDer bon Ger 8irma Nle0-
er.Stiiier So. Die 9eeroiguna iinoet
morgen, 9iobmittogs 2 llbr, BON gfr.
2S13, Gliiton-gloenue, aus itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01

9Iui @rino Ger geibuloiquna ser
Margorct6e Gbaiion oieiclbc ae.
i1logen 81 6abcn, wnr6e aeitcrn ser
30 Sabre olte ,So6n 3. 9ropn bon
glr 1926 9uralmOD.q(aeu, ai9ter
Sobannien I'M weitIiben @oli5eige.
ridlt uor9eiii6rt, Der OenieIben noh
9luinabmc OeS Ebatbeilouoes 5n orei
Mlonote lLrbeitahaMs ner0pmcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
llutcrridjtS5immcr UcrIcat.

Ole Sdulbeb0roc iraf acitern 9(r-
rangements, I'M oie alaiie ser glibt-
Graouirten BON Der Sdule gfr.1, @dc
ser @reenc. uno SSonette StroBe,
nod ser Sdule yir. 95 an Scr Ger.
ington StroBe, nabe 6remont 9lue.
nuc, 81 berle9en Gieie aloiie beitebi
aus 5uriidge6liebenen Shiilern 5ll
0ercn @elcbring bcionoere 2e6rer on.
gcitclt limo. Ole ncuen Sduloitnmer
bictcn mcbr 9cQuemIibfeitcn fir oic
3oalinge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
3eIearaplilher geetterberidlt.

YIus 0en iibrigen Bun0es-gYetEers
@cobadtlmgs Stationen wir0eu ole
folgenoen bohiten Eemperoturen
Die Inn 8 llbr oeitRrn glbeuo berrid.
ten beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
g,eIebem Sie SuicuanIascu Salti.-
mores.

glne 9leentcn ser Baltimore ino
Ohio @obu" aus Den eroBcren
@ldben i'm eon5en 2onoe werOen IN
0eu udditen logen in Baltimore eiu.
trefien Inn Die Noienanlogen Der
Baltimore uno Obio 8abn4 imo Die
ggerItoulogcn Der Stoot i'm 9lllgc.
mcinen 8u beiidti9cn. Iie Sciell,
lboft 6caiebt iicb oauu bon bier nod
@blooelpbia uno g1clu Yort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
ontiua ssarf am etourp creet

9lu anoercr STEELE oes rTeutldv
Correspondent" miro oili sic @p'
ibeile bon 9nIagen in Dem uellU.a'
Outing @arf 6inaepieieu. sir y, =,
9eier Oiiriie es 8rmGbIt mi6tia l'u'
81 eriabren no Siiting @arf wv
Gie 9olIllcllen IieacR oireft ou p'
oes Uielen Ceiti1en po6lbetanlu
StoneD Greet imo biloeu lomit
bod)lt poribeilboite 9apitalailI
oenn geraoe iebt miro ieOes @l6B'
am gSaiier beinabe nit @olo lR,
be3ablt. 0ie @reiie Der goifs~
iino nod 10 nieorig, ooB cs Osy
iparlomeu Dlanue mogIi9 il llV
cine 9alrteae i'm 9auoe supelpe
@egen oes 9ld6eren penoe n le
an Srn. 6 0l Gsriilian, 20o'
ct. 9aul- iraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01

pAbanab g. ylopcmbcr nSer icloerane
&eppl~
eWinli AiabeHlie" sDio luiiiecn geeber
bon gNinoiOr
nNlarnlanb" ~ 8roaoma0 Bouquet"
DNicotin NanoeOile nn0 gsaHoeibiloer
nburbcn-,,33 WaiBineiuu Square"
,,Wu0cir aSbe 5rciloD ,Srulics"
iANOiiurium" aJDc gepMnn g8bO 9aiO"
soppuornme" Nnpoeblue nn0 g8an0elbil0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
ar686te @liIdprciic II Strait.

Ole groBeren @lilhbdnoler bobcu
ilTe auuoeu benohridtiat ooB Der
9SrviS fir 92iId bon beutc ON hir cine
4yuf.flaihc auitott 5 Gents 515
Gents uno Iiir cine Quort 6loidc
0h Gents onitott 8 Geuts betr1et.
QfS e5uno ser greiserbo6une geben
iic on Dob Die Wtildproou5cnten &c.
gemudrig % Gents pro @aIlone Der,
ldnqcn. Iie tIcincren Wlildbdnolcr
lcben IN ser 6lrht Dab oos Sufrait.
iretcn Der Ndlhperoronng, ole oos
@aacuriiireu ollcr WPild poriiebt oie
eroBen 0iil6b0noler peranIalien
miro, einen u@liIh 9ruit1 81 biloeib
mo0ilrb ser aIeiubdnoler aan5 aus.
gcldaltet meroen ipitr0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
Nrieffnnen.

q. $. $50 foun ib Elm oeufides
Rehnungsbu6 befommen2" @ei
aarl g. yieber, glr. 500, Sio 3re.
nt.gIDeuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
SnnllennnL. nnN llntrrnnnn.
fylmtG
gSetterausEdlten.

Sir NlarDlano lmo oen Diitrift
Columbia belte flares uno fiSweit.
lihe g9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01

0ic 2ittauer Der Staot iontmcIn
beute fir Die gaotbleioenoen IN Der al
ten $eimnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01

BON mo noA 0afllt'io i'.
0eiterreid llneoru iiberiotieroow
uno g1ep.gorf. @eloiesieen pa"
europa.
s6cO. s. 9icner &c.
217 cR-gasOre.StFp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01

Gentfdje, CeiterreidIiidle uuo lluau'
ride AriegSanleiIleH.
100 Tlarf uuo i00Sroura aaiiudrts.
S6eo. S. Dicuer & Gos
(Dlaroi8 2l7 Git.BaltimOre'Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
gie WahI. .GanIpnanc.

&crianmhmgen in 0erihieoenen
Stoott6eilen. @enig antc.
rciie in beiOcu erobeu 8orteicn
3ipei gr6Berc @erianmIin.
gcu morgeu uuO 6reitag IN 9luS-
iidt aenommcn &ro6ibitioni'
item bier.
Gie oiesidbrige @oblGampogne
gebt Oieie @ode 81 @nSe. IS mar
biSber cine lebr laumarme pplitilbe
8eit uno mcoer Die Gcmofraten, nod
oie 9lcpublitaner babcn. nit gluS-
nabme Der aroBen @erianmhne in
Der Saae oes 8. 3egimeuts, 0as all.
eemeine gublifum 81 beaeiitern Der.
modt. G6 Die llriade 81 oieier
loren 9et6eiligung an Sen politiibeu
Gorgdngen auf Die 9batiode 5uriid.
5uiii6ren i'll, OoB ole Gampoeue ni6t
aui Die Flatiounen Der @artei, iou.
bern aui Die decentralization ser
Ganoiooteu buiirt mar.
Die oemofratiide Gompagne er.
reidt morgen 9lbeno nit elmer gro-
Ben W}aiienberinmmhmg in scr ,9D.
ric" i6ren 9l6i6mB. Serr 9llton g.
@arfer bon 9eep 0orf miro babel ser
Sauptreoner iein.
0ie &epublifaner 6cidlieBen sic
Gampogne nit einer 9erlammlung
in Der o90bnen-Soae" am g9oro.
9rooomou am 5reitog g(6en6, in
welder Scr 9uuoes-5enator Games
g9. @ooswort6 bon 9lcp gorf sic
9auptreoe balten miro.
Seute gl6eno miro Ser Senats.
Gonoioat 1ooio 3. 2elpis cine 9leoe
i'm Oemofratiidcn Gm6 Der If. @arO
balten, @eiiern 9l6eno 6emdten Die
9leoner Scr .,@ooorom @ilion qiQa"
ben oliliden uno sen iiioliden Stoot-
tbeil lmo bicltcn an berldieocnen
StrnBeneden 9luipradcn.
y 6i6itioniiten ouf Sem
Stump.
Gie Erdiiorntidaits Gouoiootqn
Der @robibitions @artei s. 5raut
SaulD mo Sra 9onorit6, bielten az.
tern 9Ibeno IN 9llbauab's T6eater
slnipra6en por elmer 5ienlid gut be.
indten Geriommlung. Gr. SomarS
~ &ellD iii6rte Sen @oriib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
@nnAeg.Neparlemrnt fiir QanbmirtI.
LhaII-M MeIIer.N NnEeaiI.

giormole Geuperatllr. 49,. 81 @roo.
Wliitlere Gcmperatur. -. 60 @rao.
@ohiie Semperotur 49,. 81 @jroO.
glieorigite Eemperatlr. 80 @rao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
edlarfe etr0ic.

&cgeu uuoroentli6en 9eiroacns
an Der Gde 0es 9roo6wou uno Der
'RreIton StroBe mBten Ii6 orri
Wfdnner i'm noro6itlihen @oli5eiee-
ri6t Dor Dem 9iidter Glift oeront.
morten. @iaium 8ofcr bon Ser OIt.
Frelton StraBe purOe Inn $1f.45,
Feter Sommer, OIt 9ioole Cir,
I'M $16.45 uno George g8immer,
Slt 9ioole Strobe. nm $i1.45 be.
ltrait.
Serr %cter g. 8roolep uno @. 6.
sppleielo aus Baltimore baben i'm
4@ronO Sotel" in g3em.gorf regi.
itrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
gIeridIi 0eS g0ltimOre Netfcrbnreans

Der 8eudtigfeitssebolt Der 2uft
NOR SO @ro8cnt I'M s llbr @lorgens
mo SO @ro5ent Inn 8 llbr 9lbenOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
2inns.@ .@rnrrinhc.

GOnncrItas, ben 2. gluocm6er,
Srcitas, Oeu 3. NOUem6cr,
i'm 0jemcinOcbanic
NnitermciieH nuO ya5ar-50c.
(Oft31 ,gfob1-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01

Ntht NuDiHS +tPtNNlplt NN' pV"l
gloroipciien beiiuoct iirI iett iiber Der
glo bon Georgia uno bat leidtcn 9ic.
gen ii6er Ser o6ereu see 9ieGion &c.
bradt,
SSu Ohio mo oem nliiileren Nil.
Iilitppi E6ale 1T es etluaS tii6ler,
un0 IN Gin Totota ino Nlinneiota
TT cs eimaS wdrner gemorOen- Sul
llebriaen 6oben lid cor feline Tempe.
Acknowledgement bemertbar &c.
maft.
l4it 9lusna6me BON 9egen IN Den
mhileren dtlautiiden Staaien miro
es beite lmo niorgeu oitlib pom W'ii'
iiliippi ihon iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
Sir bic @ot6lciOcnScn in Der aItcn
6eimat6.

Die Gamen oes ,Srauen.gunoes
oes llnn66dnggen 9iirqerpercns
BON lParDlan0 peroen 6eute oen
gau5eu Goa ipieoer i'm gureal i'm
oDeutiden Gorreiponoenten" anne.
ieuo Iein nm nit oeu 9lusgeben Der
ciieneu 9iiuge Wlittel iiir ole Inter.
itiibumg Der 9}otbleiOen0en in Der al.
ten @eimat6 5u IammeIn. Iie Da.
men 0aben ouA nod eine 9ln3abl
cute ll6reu ino anoere @ertbqegen.
itdnoe gum &ertauie umo maudes
Stiid, melcbes eern geeeben muroe
hir eiuen eiiernen 9ine lam 8li MA.
Bigem Freiie crlnngt llno oonit 5u.
gleid Der guten Sade elm @oribub
geleiitet meroen.
geitrdge 3u DEM Sono fir Die I'm.
terltiiblmg Der in Dem ciiiQen Selma
BON Si6irien einaclperrten oertiden
ino 0itcrreidiibeu Gieionaenen wcr.
oen bon 6rou Gorl ". 2iioerib, glr.
2 0it-@ermau StroBc, oocr Don 6rau
6. 4. Gallon, gir. 23i7 2inoen.
slpeuue, entgegen aenommen.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
PETAL iTE ms.


! Mrs. R. NJ Clark and son, Z. "
Clark, are visiting relatives in De
Kalb. Miss.
J. c. Carley and little son Henr,
Carley, are visiting the formers broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ton
Sewel in Yazoo City. Miss.
Mrs. G. r Odom had as her guests
recently Misses Maude Merrill of Held
elberg, Miss, and Matte Gardiner, OF
Pachuta.
Lincoln Wood has returned home
from Moss Point, Miss. where he Wis
tied his uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
McQuarrie.
Mr. j. NJ Pace was recent visitor
TO Make and McLaurin.
E. NJ. Hathorne has gone to Electric
Mills, Miss, where he accepted a po-
sition as book keeper
Mrs. Herbert Boozer of Clyde is
spending a while with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Taylor.
Mrs. A. L. Pool and children, Aleen
and Jewell. are visiting relatives in
Ellisville.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
MiSSISSIPPIANS TO
GRADUATE THIS YEAR

! Charlottesville Va. June 11.-Efev-
en- students from Tennessee. Missis-
sippi and Arkansas. il was announced
itday, will graduate in law and medicine
al the University of Virginia this week.
Law-Allen Bridgeforth, Pickens,
Miss; David Cohn, Greenville. Miss:
Dwight Harrington Crawford. Arkadel.
phia. Ark; Levette Lawrence Phillips.
.ltheimer. Ark. Roger Stanley. Boone
willie Miss.
Medicine-Douglas Grady Greene.
West Point, Miss: Robert Earl Pond,
Tnpelo: Dudley Crofford Smith, Uni
versity Mississippi; William Kirkpat-
rick Vance. Jr. Bristol Tenn.
Senator John Sharp Williams of Mis-
sissippi, president of the General Alum
nj Association, is here takin gan act
i've part in the final exercises.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
Ncediecraft Club.

The meeting last week of the Needle
craft Club was held with Mrs j. E.
Davis on West Pine street. There
were three guests, Mrs. Butler Nc
Clanahan, Mrs Eber J. Wilder, of Wig
gins and Mrs. Rousseau and number
ne an hour spent with the needle. he
hostess assisted by Mrs. p. b. Wood
ward. Mrs. r. f. Busby and the little
daughter of the hostess, Mamie Lou
Use Davis, served tea. cake and sand
witches.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
RAWLS SPRINGS.

Mrs Mollie Lokey and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home i'm
Star. Miss.
Mr.. George and Miss Cleo Thatch
spent The weekend at their home
here.
Mrs. Frank Moore and son have re-
turned TO their home in Rome, Ca,
after a visit to Mrs. Moore's parents.
Mrs. George Edmonson and Miss
Myrtle Edmonson went 10 Eatonville
recently TO see Mr.. John Bayliss, who
is very sick
Services wiils be held a. the Baptist
Church Sunday. conducted by the new
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
RICHTON NOTES.

Miss Rachel Miner, of Gulfport. i.
visiting her brother, Mr. r. w. Miner
! Mrs. A. H. Kierce left Saturday fol
several weeks visit 10 her mother al
Thomasville, Ala
Mrs. c. C. Robinson returned home
Tuesday from Canton, accompanied
by her niece, Ruth Ratcliff. of Fort
Worth, Tex
Miss Mary Danziger left Thursday
for Laurel, where she will visit
friends
! Mr.. Barron. of Kenmore. was visi-
tor here Friday
J Miss Virgie ROwell. class of 1916
, Of A. II. s., won the medal given by
the Interstate Bank and Trust Com
PAW Of New Orleans for the best
essay on Immigration. Three hun.
dred contestants competed for this
medal. Miss Rowell also won the Gar
raway Memorial medal for elocution.
Mrs. w. NJ. Chambliss and Miss Ed
ma Rust were Laurel visitors the lat
ter part of last week.
Mr.. r. NJ. Mckay and family were
Richton visitors Sunday. the guests
of the formers sister. Mrs. j. A.
Cochran.
Paw 1,C
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
Miss Thompson and Mr.. Glover
To Wed Thursday Evening.

The marriage of Miss Mary ThOmp-
son and Mr.. Willis Borders Glover
is one of the many lovely events which
f'ill make this week socially interest,"
ing. II will take place at 9 O'Clock
the evening of June 22nd AT the First
Baptist Church Miss Thompson has
asked her sister, Mrs. Clifford Gran
Mrs. C. G.. Thompson, of Columbia, to
attend her as matrOnS of honor, while
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19

Berkeley, Cal-University of Cali
lorna students have made a periodic
iorbit calculation for the comet discov-
erred February % in Crimea. The COM
lputatiOn is the first, it is believed.
that has ever been made OF the comet.
which has been observed at Lick OBJ
servatory, Mt. Hamilton Cal. at the
Yerkes Observatory. Lake Geneva.
Wis, and at the Bamberg Observa-
tory in Germany. 1t was from these
observations that the computation
was made, showing that the comet be-
longs to the Jupiter group and has an
approximate period of revolution of
So years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
LSofast Club to Enjoy d Camp.

The young girls who are members
lDf the LeOfast Club viii enjoy a few
days Of camp life this week. for they
will leave in the morning for Mammoth
Springs, where they will spend until
day evening they will entertain a num-
Der OF their young men friends, and
w. A. Collins will chaperone the par
Ity.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19

"a younger sister, Miss Amelia Thomp
son will be maid or honor, and Miss
Marie Dickson will be the maids. The
nephew of the bride-elect. Charles Cliff
ford Thompson, the little son of DR..
and Mrs. c. C. Thompson, of Columbia,
will be ring bearer.
! A musical program will precede the
ceremony, and will be rendered by
Mrs. B. D. Moore, Mrs. W. w. Mas
sengale, and Miss Karleen Howard Of
Meridian. The wedding marches will
be played by Miss Ethel Powe.
Mr.. ]. E. Davidson will be Mr. GLOW
er's best man and the ushers will be
Messrs. r. C. Small, Walter Jones,
r. C. Hannah and brother of the
bride. Mr. d. B. Thompson. The Of
fciant al the single ring ceremony viii
be DR.. John T. Christian.
The color scheme of the wedding
will be pink and white. An informal
reception for The bridal party and fam
lily will he held at the home of The
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j..
on Southern avenue and
the bridal motif of pink and white
will be carried out. Miss Thompson
will marry in white.
A wedding trip TO the mountains will
be enjoyed after which Mr.. Glover and
MS bride will return 10 Hattiesburg and
will be at home al the residence of Mr..
md Mrs. Hugh Wheeler on Court
street which they have leased for the
summer months.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
WHEEL ERVlLlE ITEMS.


Mr.. Fl. S. Nixon was in Hattiesburs
on business Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Dossett of Hickory
Grove is the guest of Misses Kate anC
Fannie Dossett.
Messrs. Wiliie Asad Bura Crosby OF
Moselle were recent visitors here.
Messrs. Charles Quick and Otis
Speed of Collins were recent visit
ors at Providence.
Mr. J. w. Story of Bond. Miss, Wis.
tied home folks here recently.
Mr. J. r. Delk ard daughters, Misses
Cora and Mae, We're shopping in Hat
tiesburg Wednesday.
Mrs. Seman Slade and little son
OF Purvis, Miss, are the guests Of
Mrs. John Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. HaddOx and
Misses Jewel Morgan and Minnie Bry
ant attended the sing at Shelton.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Tuesday June 20th.


. Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock: Pivot
T. Club. hostess, Mrs. Walter j.
' Dreyfus, at her home on Court
. street.
. Evening, o'clock: The Senior
y League of Broad Street Method
= isl Church will entertain the
young people Of the church at
the parsonage.
4 Wednesday, June 21st.
& Afternoon, 3 O'Clock: Progress
. i've Bridge Club, hostess. James
= : Lea on Mcleod street.
. Evening: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il.
= Thomson entertain the mem
. bers of the Gloyer-Thompson
. wedding party at their home on
q Southern Avenue, after the re
q hearsal at the First BapYst
= Church.
= Thursday, June 22nd.
. Evening. Z O'Clock: Armstrong
o Cooper wedding at the home OF
= Mr.. and Mrs. Francis c. Cooper,
= 100 Saint Paul street.
4 Evening: 9 o'clock: Glover
= Thompson wedding at the First
. Baptist church followed by in
J formal reception for bridal party
: at the home of the bride-elect.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19

vided intOl three groups of l6 each
A, b and G.. Thus in 1916 scholars
will be elected from A and b; in 1917
from A and G; and IN 1918. from Il
and c, and subsequently in the same
rotation New York and Pennsylvania.
with the New England states are in
Guided III group A and hence will send
scholars this year
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19

pastor, the Rev. JONES, of Eastabut
chic, Miss
Mrs. A. Grantham was a recent yisi
tor 10 Petal
Mr.. Charles RaWles, a graduate of
the A. and NJ. College this year, has
returned to his home here for few
days before going to accept a position
in New Orleans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19

p'a national forest in Washington Is
reached, the students Will 90 into
( camp and spend four weeks in doing
practical forest surveying. estimating,
study OF forest types. study Of forest
nursery work and mensuration. An
three weeks in St Mary'9 forest
Idaho.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-19
THE SICK LIST

Miss Fanny Stevens was operated on
Friday afternoon at the South Missis-
slppi lnfirmary for appendicitis and
today is doing nicely to the delight
Of her many friends.