The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-21
EXERCISES TO OCCUR AT
THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL
School Children With Flowers to
Join in Welcoming Ceremon-
ies-Various Committee Have
Completed Their Work.

The joint committee from the Board
| of Trade, city council and merchants
association. having in charge the en-
tire program of reception and enter
tainment for the Dixie highway com
missioners and their escort, met in the
Board of Trade rooms yesterday aft
ernoon and heard the reports Of the
various committees having in charge
the details of preparation.
The reception committee, through
DR.. j. w. Simmons, chairman, report
ed program which met with the
hearty approved of the joint commit
tee. Arrangements are being made for
as many cars as possible to go out
to the community school Wednesday
afternoon to meet the visitors there.
In fact, all automobilists in Brunswick
are to be appointed a special recep-
tion committee and requested to as
semble at the community school at an
hour to be announced later, probably
4:30 or 5 O'Clock. The members Of this
special reception committee are as
| follows: f. d. Aiken, j. b. Abrams,
l.. R. Akin J. e. Abbott. w. Chester
| Anderson, T. f. Abercrombie, A. O..
, Anderson, C. V. Abbott, w. H. Berrie,
j. NJ. Burnett, S. w. Baker, G. w.
Blanton, Mike Brown, Hugh Burford,
l.. Fl. Burroughs, M. A, Baker, r. e. l..
Burford, p f. Burgess, N. II. Ballard
H. M. Branham, j. l.. Bennett, A. l..
! Church, G.. V. Cate, Vassa Cate, A..
| Christie, Geo. H, Cook, w. B. Cook
j. X. Cornelius, j. II. Carlin, G. H..
| Cook, c. Downing, N. Emanuel, G. A..
! Faber 7. A. Ford, N. w. Findley, A.
! Fendig, Mrs. w. f. Fouche. ID. j. Gill,
w. H. Greenfield, c. b. GoWen, G. NJ
| Gowen. A. J. Gordon, Miss Susie Gale
j. G. Harvey r. r. Hopkins, J. b..
High, J, H. Hopkins, J. p Harrell,
| Geo w. Harper, Max Isaac w. A..
Jeter, j. M. Jones, G. O. Jones, r. G..
jackson, J. w King, D. w. Krauss,
! |. H. Kirkland, J. r. Lambright, Jo-
seph Lassere, A. Lazerus. ]. J. Liss
ner, J. H. Morgan. b. f. Mann, Il. G..
| Marlin, r. B. Mccullough, f. II. Nal
| lard, j. r. Minehan. II. S. McCrary,
| II. W. oII, WIS. IOdulc ONtllD, IJOulo
Olsen, B. Padrosa, w. e. Parker, Lar
ned Pitcher, Millard Reese, w. r. Phil
| lips, w. l.. Parker, S. S. Rickett, J. S.
! Roberts, B. l.. Rozier, j. w. Simmons,
| E. f. Shaver, G. Fl. Sheldon, Mrs. W.
A. Schoeppel, f. l.. Stacy, r. D. M
Strachan, Mrs. B. b. Scarlett, f. f.
/ Twitty, c. A. Taylor, j. J. Vickers, j..
H. Whitmire, A. " Wood Charlton
Wright. j. s. Wright, j. b. Wright
W. H. Wood
/ All Of these autoists are requested
to decorate their cars with appropriate
pennants, take as many school chill
| dren from town as possible, with all
the flowers to be had and meet at the
community school, where the arrival
of the tourists will be the signal for
shower of flowers from the school
children. A banner will be stretched
across the road inscribed Welcome; /;
| Good Roads, Beautiful Scenery. His
toric Places" 1t is to be hoped that
the auto owners will carry out a large
number of school children and that all
available flowers will be carried. The
! Boy Scouts drum and bugle corps will
lead the procession into towr
J The entertainment committee,
through J. b. Abrams, chairman. re-
ported arrangements completed for an
elaborate dinner al the Og.ethorpe ho-
tel at 8 O'Clock. Frank D. Aiken will
act as toastmaster and Judge d. w.
Krauss will make the principal ad-
dress. Mayor Hopkins will welcome
the commissioners with appropriate
phrases, and F. f. Twitty, j. T. Colson.
f. c. Butts and A. de Sola Mendes will
make five minute addresses on good
roads, the beauties and historic in
terest Of the seacoast route for the
Dixie highway. Responses will be
made by the visitors. George II. Smith
has taken charge Of the dance TO fol
low the dinner, and has appointed his
aides An orchestra will provide music
for the dancing and light refreshments
will be served in the later hours. In