The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-13
THE LOVER
BY Eden Phillpotts

THE LOVER
BY Eden Phillpotts
Under the silver thatch, whore dwells
my love,
About her dormer window, in the
straw,
The sparrows build and with their
morning talk
Often awaken her. =;
And by the lattice. climbs a crimson
Who, if he could but see my dinky
dear,
Before her loneliness, so wonderful,
Would pale with jealousy.
When the first glow of honeysuckle
dawn
CudSles her cottage in the dayspring
/ light,
l pass upon my woodland road to
work
And whistle as l come;
And if she hear and twinkle out of
bed
To wave a kiss, then all my toll goes
well;
But if she heed me not for weariness,
How long the working day!
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CLUB WELL ATT ENDED
"Wednesday afternoon in the parlor
of the Oglethorpe Hotel, the regular
business meeting OF the Woman's
Club OF Brunswick was held. A large
number of members attended.
DR.. r. l.. Fox, superintendent or
the hospital, appeared before the la
dies in behalf OF the planned BOND
election for the benefit o fthe city
hospital, requesting them to assist
in makingi the election success. In
outlining the needs OF this institution,
DR.. Fox stated that unless means for
improvements and the purposed yad-
dition are supplied the hospital will
be closed down within a years time
by the American standard. A dis
graceful thing TO happen to place the
size of Brunswick. A motion was
carried to send an official communi-
cation to the board OF trustees OF the
hospital. offering any possible assist
ance that the club members can rem.
der. n "a 7. u.
Another gurgent appeal for the as
sistance and cooperation of the la
dies was made by City Engineer
Looney in behalf of cleanup week,
and keeping the city clean and SAM
tary at all time. This was turned
over to the civic department which
will at once begin plans for this an
nual event IN behalf of the civic
department it must be stated that
plans have been in the making for
cleanup for sometime. but owing
to weather conditions could not be
carried out.
Splendid reports were read by the
heads OF the home economics depart
ment, civic department, educational
department, health department, mem
bership committee, house committee,
press committee. the treasurer, re-
cording secretary, corresponding sec
rotary, making a most wonderful
record for this organization. The club
has in the treasury now over three
thousand dollars. During the past
year over four thousand dollars were
handled by the club.
Eight new names were added to the
membership list at this meeting.
The social meeting will be held
Friday, May 81, in the Y. W. c. A.
Hall with Mrs r. l.. Fox as chairman.
An attractive program for this time
has ben arranged by Mrs. J. S.
Wright
A motion was adopted to have only
one more meeting which will take
place in June, until fall.
The club endorsed the school for
illiterates to be held in Glynn County
this month which will be in charge of
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore.
Mrs High, head Of the Home Eco
nomic Department., announced that
demonstration by Miss Katie D.
Lanier rms Wood and Mrs. Merritt
will be held in Brunswick at an early
date.
The election of officers to serve
TO rthe coming year took place. The
nominated committe presented the
following list:
President, Mrs R. r. MacGregor,
first vice-president, Mrs. M r. Me-
Kinnon; second vice-president, rms.
c. B. Conyers; recording secretary.
Miss Helen Branham, corresponding
secretary; RMS. T. W. Mallard, treas
urer, Mrs. G. v. Cate: custodian, Mrs.
B. Borchardt; parlimentarian. Mrs.