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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
By Harry Tucker.

When the Jones Flnry holds its
Reunion there will be Scr,c Crowd
among Those "raacnS. They viii
jostle Each o'har around. aoi ,sc
Blue Room at no jefferson viii he
Hardly Large .:norgn to HON. Tncm.
They might have To Meet in Capitol
Square.
Some Wise Cabot in the crow,
might Get Funny and say in - IT, nd
Voice
set down, jones'
AMI ii is pruncS TO Raisins that
Carter Jones will not Set Down. If
he happens to be on His Feet ut The
Moment. Not only will be refuse 20
Set Down, but nobody Dasscnt to
shove Him. For he is a Charter Mem
Der Of the Catfish SINNERS. and You
Know what that means
Cart"r'S First Recollection OF tho
Catfish Game was when he used To
Hold BAIT TO" Captain I.ipscomb. when
the Captain was in his Prime. You
can Guess how Long Aro tina, was.
Catfish Ch"wdcr was his princirnI
food ON Fridays. as well as All Other
Days of the week.
Young Carter learned All the Wise
Saws OF the Fishermen OF the OLA
First Ward. and Commenced TO max.
Speeches fmll of as Much Mica, ms :,
t"ihsh skin. lie learned how to
Make Money Early, but he did not
Learn How tn Accumulate. for he
Use" I" I'ass out all his Small Change
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COLLEGE NEWSPAPER
MEETING OPENS TODAY
conference, FOStcrcd by Richmond
Coilcsian, Will Start at
10 o'clock

TIE Southern intercollegiate News
p9ncr conferences. fostcrcd by tn"
Richmond culicEian. the University
Of Richmond weekly paper. will begin
ihis morning ~ 30 o'clock. Or. +. W.
iioatwriShi. president OF the univcr-
sit% VIII make the address Of well
come to the visitors.
y number OF business and social
events arc on the program OF the
convention which will last until to-
morrow afternoon. ending with the
3:45 o'clock.
rhc program is as follows:
FrIlny. April 80. io.i.
10 =. M-f.icction Of temporary
chairman. Address Of Welcome by
Or. +. w. Bia;wright. president Of
University OF Richmond. Response
by +. IL. Rcadc. editor Of College
Topics. University Of Virginia. Ap-
pointmcnt of % committee on or
ganization: CD committee on nominn-
,ions
II \. M.-opcning address By John
Stewart BRYAN. secretary American
Newspaper Publishers Association.
II - n M.-I;ound table discussion
on business departments. Rcproscn-
tativc OF Collegiate Special Advcrtis-
ing Agency Of New York City pres
i2:i5 T. Meet together and pho
toeraphyinI.
i:l5 i. M.--Lunchcon by University
Of Richmond at Wcsthampton col
l"rc
$40 =. M.-mspcc,ion Of The
Times Dispatch press in action anu
auto tour OF historic Richmond
L. M.-Banuuct Speakers. Dr
John w. Cunliffc, director Of the
school Of journalism. Columbia Uni
yerI.ty. College journalism ana Pro-
:.Ao nal Training" r. Dourlas
freeman. editor of Tho News Leader.
OF Richmond. THE Critical Method
and journalism"
saturday. Aprii 81. 1921.
10 y. M.-Frank NJ. Dobson on The
College Paper ana Athletics"
1915 y, M.-tUund tabl" discus
sion Of college papers. cdi;orla!ly and
technically.
II A. M.--ilcaring OF reports OF
committees aud action on same
1850 =. M.-Lunchcon ON spider
ran. Richmond CollcS" Cafeteria.
2;iH T. discrimination OF actor,
on reports and other business If
necessary.
$3.50 t. M--TnIvcrSity Of Richmond
VS. Catholic University I'm baseball n
stadium Field. Tn" news delegate
TO be the guests OF tn. athletic as
ISOLATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
LOCAL BANKS TO LAUNCH
DRIVE FOR MORE SAVING

An educational campaign ON behalf
OF thrift viii he launched by the
Richmond banks. The movement is
for the purpose OF arousn" interest
III saving and thereby create new
capital Posters viii play a promi-
mont part in the drive Each month
l.ooO posters. each issued OF n diff
irrcnt pattern. VIII be distributed
throughout the city. The banks are
making II great effort TO stimulate the
spirit Of thrift. AMI the campaign
VIII be devoid al any rilni.
thor individual interests
u" posters are to he designed by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. artists. They will
lac done in many colors. which will
attract the eye and convey an i'm
nrcSSivr message. The Campaigu
her" Will he conducted under the di-
r.ction Of the Harvey, BlodGctt Com
panN. of Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
SENATOR WEST TO STAGE
CAMPAIGN IN RICHMOND

S"Hator J. T.. West. Of SurorI,
'LhHiaat" for Lieutenant Governor
81 NlrHinia. is in Richmond for a
his friends While in This citv. Srn.
alor West has planned To further his
campaign lie has just returned
from a tour of the Fourth District
and Chase City.
Predictions from tho ninth Dis
trict are that senator West will win
y sweeping victory in that section,
IN Tic coming election. With head
quarters az his homo city of Sufrcrji.
senator West is directing his cam,
paiin from tina; place. He rNprrts
q" S'li many votes while in this
CITY. HIS campaign mere will he
OpcnCd within a fcW hnVS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
One lrar for Thcct

day found T.. NJ. ana II. ". Snronsn
SHiity of the theft of three bicycIrs
from the store Of BickerStan Eros
ana ilNed their punishment at one vcar
each in the pcnitcntiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN HURT
IN MYSTERIOUS ATTACK

Police responded to cries for holp
cmannting from the premises At 40
Brook Avenue yesterday morning. to
ma the proprietor of Chinese iIun-
drE AT that number. Quong Leo
bleeding profuScly from violent
blow on the head. said. they report.
L" have been administered by a negro
VINO had broken into the place
through - side window
ouong Lee had arisen early ,o M,
tenh 10 his duties IN thtc wash slup
and. II is said, was bcndln; over !,
tub when attacked. No reason Nns
given for such an act by tho Injured
eating the affair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
In Hotel Lobbies

Hurrer..y, ~,
atison Grecas ib S''l' RHoar1."kT; /: Rich
y C.: Jane E,l az, ma [[as9" iFs,ensnoro,
Mrs L. r. 'l"Y'"' ,,.Nntin.h' MI ana
Mrs ana Nj II N,t.,,ttii,,n%'%n' =; O.;
;; Andrew Nywaort E,ty's!!.'Wv EIIfiH%ik; j.
Mold ; y M Tyior ,NN,a;rfol$ j IS ~.
fofk: Nj .n1 va: W S.dnEhtgr. Nor
j, i. K6b@rtsoN. yirri,,ii Hu y,.e D"nHi,le:
klcGmiomt. = J, ~. wm. - Wh:tngr
I.awrincGyi'i. ;;H,,S.: =; T.. Eurord.
well: .it,ie"' '''.TT""Ws' - u. Rio, Hone.
luttrsyflir- Itiit,,'I ~ buhr, II. Char-
Riclimopd Nj ,I ,,t' ,v"'
RoCi% lioaD, y ,G' iiTTs i Is . N S,n,,,ai
S i. A. 5 :, y Jo3mgas;2n charo,,esSiia
Dsyf. IrI hHr"Ii"SNi-"; IL. T..
Evelyn .lohnso"" i-.,'1,:1tn,r EHH NJ
areE. Ne.,h Carola':. Ger ici a. s. GIL III,
Uarper Wayn..io,,.,," - E"'trr,.k; j. i.
Staunt6n: I. IL Ib"1, EA"mpsnm,
~. 4 Ito.s "", ''Hfer Dam.
Kingsley. King q; 81 y i'l!-
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NI,oaIa IL 60, ~ ~ caldwell,
burg ) " Eichardson i,vnSEiy'Iyis 'tr !,
Crew: = " Wr.,. is'IIoI =, " l.aNeaX,s.
for,SmSa,n MI l.'" AMI ,,l u q W,iiiiam.
Ina j. St.d,.irI yr-,i,,' NnI'h ,ar"-
Russ Nor.u.!5 rl',1t,"> ,,9an'' ", g..
4 G. Iart.r Nj 'i'',., "Dp.n bGNc"
Ch8rlGti.sgllia f"r. h%hin,.
MsS4.Gass gatG..'a q, mq.a4 " Va /, i.
Carolina VI snd ylrl J@.. n Msr Ni@5,h
~ Va q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
mrs. ]. ]. PHILLIPS HEADS
MOTHERS ORGANIZATIONS
Chosen mt Monthly Meeting
Held Yesterday.
PLAN FOR TAG DAY MAY II
Proceeds of Solicit Will BE Given
for the Benefit of Child Welfare
Manifestation Filled With In
tcrcst.

officers were elected at Tho recu-
lar monthly meeting OF the Fedora
tion OF Mothers Clubs and Parent
Teachers Association. which was hold
Yesterday afternoon III the mothers
room OF the school administration
building AZ o'clock MI officers
elected will serve for "a period of one
positions At onc"
NrIa nEemvntS wore made To give Il
tag day May a. for the hrncht of the
child welfare work which this or
Sanization is supporting. Plans also
were made TO give reception soon
for the outgoing president and the
Many committees Vs. appointed L"
arrange the details Of these plans
and much interest was shown in this
work by the members ut the meeting
Forty Members Present.
ApproN!matc!y forty members We're
prcsen; aud they represented over
10000 mothers, of every Parent
Teachers Association in Eichmond.
as wei! as the state. This is the old
est mothers club ana parent teach
ers association IN the STATE, Tho or
Sanization was first formed in 1905.
aud has continually increased in
membership until at this time. it has
branches in every public school. The
composed OF three members Of each
oi the other parcnt-tuachcrS' cubs.
The schools that sent representatives,
20 me meeting Yesterday We're:
Normal. Elha. Springfield. William
EoN. Robert Fulton Highland Park,
Madison. Runucr. Nathaniel Bacon.
Chimbura5o Park, John H. Cary,
rrankhn' Robert e Leo and oak
Outline Future Work.
Much interest was taken in the
wori Of this organization by each
member yesterday and much work
vas outlined for tho iuturo.
me following officers wcr" elected
ior the ensuing year:
Mrs. j, J. Philips, FOX School club.
preSideut: Mrs. J. j. cotrcn, High
{. 7, HemoldS, Rummer club. Wee
nreS idcnt; Mrs. Ida Klein. Robcv,
.ulton school club. v!cc-prcsid,ut
Mrs. Stonar, Barton Heights school
tlub' vice president; Mrs. X G. Lin
pY. Granite school club. vicc-prcsi-
cary school clua, vice president: Mrs.
corson. Springfield school cluh. Wee
president; Mrs Walter Hcverly.
fh!m goraHo Park SChoo! club. Vice
president: Mrs John Singleton. stone
wal! Jackson school club. recording
secretary; Mrs. Edward Kelley. Jr
Madison school clup. assistant ro-
iIardwick. Nathaniel Bacon SchooI
CUP. corresponding secretary: Mrs
Ihar!cS GaSScr, Jr.. assistant cor
Responding secretary: Mrs. George
p"An", ChimOurazo Park school club.
S.sur.r; Mrs. William y. Burrows.
EE.e s,Gh@"l ,c.un. assistant historian:
Mrs. !. -. Mn - liy Madison school
cruz, hostess: AIRS RudJ oni, C.rn,.n
School club. hostess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

City Treasurer will receive poll
tax, City Hall, ? a. NJ. to =. NJ.
Blues Association III c I ng,
BIues' Armory. 9:15 l.. NJ.
Competitive drill. John Marshall
cadets versus iicucdictiIc Cadets,
GrayS' Nrmory. l.. NJ.
seventh street Christian Church
reception. coz Fast Grace. $40
l.. NJ.
Methodist Institute Woman's
Board. At the institute. IL y. VI.
For plays. So" ''rhcatcr Cal
chd3r" on editorial page.
Southern intercollegiate News
paper Conference. University OF
Richmond. 10 y. VI.
Common Council, City Hall.
l.. NJ.
Concert. sabbath Cleo Club. Old
School, Walton and Hawthorne
Avenues. S:li l.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
TOBACCO FIRM GRANTED
CAPITAL INCREASE RIGHT
Richmond Products Corporation AL
lowed To Raise Stock Five
Million Dollars,

| Authority was granted yesterday bv
'hc state Corporation Commission tn
me Tobacco Products Corporation. of
'hiS cit!. To amend it's charter. in
CrcasinS it's capital from SIS. OOo. 600 Ia
%""'"""'oo0. James L.. Dixon is ,rosi-
uthi of the concern and William A
Ferguson. secretary.
-" amendment to the charter nf
A''a Temple Building Corporotion ,r
,Mcnnn"nd. was granted. chanrjn,- Tho
pt,"N,iSiohs relating to its prcfcrrnI
Four charters We're granted I'm r,,,.
- ~ incorporate under the laws of Viz
amt amt. lheSc grants carry Il minimin,
sioi ono : SIn.'o. ana Il maximum of
ri-i.V""' me Automatic Gas Suv,r
'o.;mrp"ration. Of iiarrisnnburr. w,s
INSn Il charter to manufact,r. and
n, u'n IN E1s saving devices. The mani
mum capital is to be $50 600 nnI Tho
minimum $4,000. Two Roanoke con
Germs were chartcrcti Tines. ,y,ro
-, me narhmount Service Corpora
~ ur'tl IN automobile acccSsorics ana
SUPPLIES. and the Piedmont Nin,rni
1orpora ti"n. to mine and deal i'm min.
,ra,S, 'hcmicalS. etc, and to manu-
ma ma x ,i',m "rmES and Chemicals. y
minimum OF $4,000 was sci fn,. 10
iofmcr. and $4,000 and $500 wrrc ;hn
EurIS Tor the latter concern The
inurtm virginia concern chartered ,yns
N" Iurncr. Incorporated \ewnort
news. 10 deal in general marine s,ip-
pics, with u minimum capital allow
ahce OF $4,000 and Il maximum, of sos
An increase To double the orirjno,
capitai was allowed the virginia ores
corporation. I.ynchhurT. making the
new CAPITAL Sl.a0O.O00. One foreign
corporation. Incorporated under the
laws OF the state Of Ohio. wns riynn
a certificate Of authority by the Vir-
rinin commission. The concern is the
stacey manufacturing COMPANY
which will have it's PRINCIPAL Virrirj.,
office in Richmond with the Virginia
f.Iuipmcnt and Supply Co. Inc. Th"
authority grants the concern the
cast and wrought iron products o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22

is Watchdog Of the Treasury AMI the
Peoples Friend. lie Insists on Il
Dollars Worth for a Dollar. His
favortc Flower is the Iris. one OF
which he Wears in HIS Euttonholc
every chance He C;ots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
MANUFACTURERS WITNESS
MODERN LIGHTING EXHIBIT

Exhibitions Of modern Industrial
lighting were given twice Yesterday
IN III" assembly room of Murphv's
Hotel for the hcncnt OF the manu-
lecturers nr Richmond. The demon
|tratt"n Was I" illustrate the effect
OF proper Lighting on increasing the
efficiency OF employees.
Tho exhibit Yesterday afternoon
was for the retail men. II was STAGED
ny me Edison Lamp Company. for
which the Southern Electric Com
many IS the Richmoud Representatives.
IN expert with complete cquinm"",
NJ MS command, conducted the Il,
constructions. which showed the VAR
Gus uses If electric lights and the
most advantaGcous way they may bc
used
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
Decd of bargain and Su,,.

y zee" OF bargain and sale was
rTtorded yesterday in the Office Of INC
cierk of chaaccry Court hy which
me ,oll"Siate school property. on
Avenue. between I.ouharlv
street ana Allen Avenue is transfer
tcd from IL seldom Taylor ana others
I rnStees to tho Collegiate school for
Girls, Inc. for $j7.lOO. Notice of tho
sac ni TINS propcrty was mentioned
ago - " ''''''
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HALF A CENTURY
0kIahonan Praises ck-Draught.
Having Used II ''Can Safely
Say for so Years.

Grandfield, Okla.--One Of the bega
known farmers Of Tilman County, Mr..
@. w. Tisdale, who owns and manages
0 wagon yard here, says:
have used Thedford's Black.
Draught-I believe ] can safely say fog
fifty years.
II was born and reared In Texas,
Freestone County. sixty-four years ago.
/ have been married forty-four years.
Ny father used Black Draught before \
was married. and gave it to us !.
For forty-four years of my married
life, it has had q place on our medt
cine shelf, and Is the only laxative, OF
liver medicine, we use. We use IL
for torpid liver, sour stomach. head
ache, indigestion don't think we
could get along without 1t, knowing
what 1t has done for US, and the money
1t has saved. 1t is just as good and re-
liable today as II was when we began
its use Ny boys use Il and they are
satisfied It's the best, liver medicine
they have ever used"
Thedford's Black-Draught IL purely
vegetable. not disagreeablc to take
and acts in q prompt and natural way.
So many thousands of persons have
been .bepefited by the rse OF Thedford's
Black-D raught, you should have no
hesitaney in trying this valuable old
well-established remedy, for most liver
and stomach disorders. NC-139h
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YOUNG NATIONS NET
WITH MRS. STRONG.

The Young Matrons Club was de-
lightfully entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Hope Strong, who inyit.
ed two guests. They were Mrs. Law
renee Akin and Miss Ann Maxey.
The rooms were beautifully decor
ated with red bells and cut nowers.
with a glowing fire which added to the
brilliance of the decorations. The
club prize for top score in bridge was
won by Mrs. Isaac Aiken. and was q
charming luncheon set. The cunso!a-
ton which was cut by Mrs. w. II.
Parker was a dainty handmade card
table cover.
, The refreshments. which were most
appetizing. was featured by an indi-
vidual red candle. bdrning on each
plate
The Young Matrons will entertain
their husbands next Friday evening
and the particulars will be announc.
ed later In the week.
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Farquhar Slab Burner
CHRISTMAS CLUB-At Roths-
chiIds JeweIry Store, saving you
IS per cent on every dollar you
Spend. All goods engraved free.
ROUGH WORK.

How Brunswick Citizen Found Free.
dom From Kidney Troubles.
If you suffer from bacKache
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys
Use tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been test
ed by thousands.
Brunswick people testify.
Can you ask for more convincing
proof OF merit?
II. NJ. Turner, grocer, 1901 Reynolds
ST., Brunswick, says: Il had dull pains
in my back, and when | stopped could
hardly straighten up at times or lift
anything. My kidneys acted Irregular.
ly too. | began using Doan's Kidney
Pills. It didn't take Doan's long to
strengthen my back and put my kid
neys in good condition. / am glad to
say a good word for this medicine"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask for a. kidney remedy-get
Deans Kidney Pills--the same that
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PUBLIC INVITED TO
MIDNIGHT SERVICE.

Midnight service will be held at st.
Francis Xavier's Catholic church at
midnight Christmas Eve, and the pub
Eo'in general il invited to attend this
service. The best sacred music will
be rendered by very efficient choir
which is as follows: Mrs. J. F. Rutter-
er, Miss Margaret Hummel. Miss Vir-
ginia McGarvey, Miss Ethel Ligeour,
and Miss Mary Dean Calnan. Sc
pranos; Mrs. B. s. Wallace, Mrs. Vic
tor Jones, and Miss Alice Stiles, al
t9s; with Mr.. Frank Schmit5, bass,
and Mrs. w. H. Parker, organist
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MISS JENNIE COURIER WEEDS
HERBERT CHARLES GAMBLING


Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Courier, of
Jekyl Island, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Jennie Parker, to
Mr.. Herbert Charles Gambling. of
Jacksonville, Florida The ceremony
taking place the evening of December
18th, at $3.50 o'clock in st. Johns
Episcopal church, Jacksonville, Flor
ida, by the Rev. Leatherbury.'
The above will be of interest to the
many friends of the young bride who
for many years resided here, later
going to Jekyl and for a short time
has been located at Jacksonville. She
is the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Courier. and has host OF
friends throughout the state.
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Mrs. James Cahill will have as her
guest for part of the holidays. Miss
Lucy Young, who is attending school
In Savannah.
SPECIAL PROGRAM AT
ST. MARKS CHURCH
The musical program to be rem.
dered at both of the Christmas SER
vices at st. Marks Episcopal church,
vii lbe unusually attractive this year.
The following program will be render.
ed at the midnight service on Christ
mas Eve by the vested chorus of
twenty-five voices:
Professionally Came Upon the
Midnight Clear"
"Kyrie, Gloria Tibi and Gratias"-
"A. j. Eyre.
Introit Hymn-'oh, Come, All We
Faithful"
offertory-"o. Little Town of Beth
lehem" Neidlinger.
"Sursum Corda. and sanctus, Bene-
dictus and Agnus Dei"-A. j. Eyre.
Gloria in Excelsis and Nunc Dim
ittis"-Chant form.
Recessional Hymn-"H ark The Her.
aid Angels Sing
These numbers will be sung again
at the midday service on Christmas
Day, and in addition, Jackson's ate
Deum" in ''F" will be sung.
The chorus at both services viii be
composed of: Misses Buford Aiken,
Florence Aiken, Fannie Aiken, Ethel
Conoley, irene Granting, Fannie Bry-
ant Aiken. Katherine Peters, Doris
Peters, Chevrolet Mckee, Annie
Smith, Mesdames w. w. Travis, M
w. Fleming, H. o. Farr. Clyde Brown,
Messrs. Maurice Lockwood, Frank
lyn Aiken Hugh Aiken, John Mckee.
w. w. Travis. Alfred Wood, Law.
renee Wood. and C. M. Gowen. Miss
Buford Aiken, director; Guy t. Hack.
EFT, organist.
The Christmas services at 81.
Marks are always beautiful and win
be of especial interest this year. as
the handsome new Moller pipe organ
recently completed, will be used for
the first time at the midnight service
tonight (Chistmas Eve) and cordial
welcome is given the public to wor-
ship with the congregation OF st.
Marks during this Christmas season.
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CHRISTMAS MUSIC AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHIrRCu

ftarsSBN ftSkIAN CHURCH.
The public Is cordially invited ao at.
tend the morning and evening services
at the First Presbyterian church al
which time special music appropriate
to the season. will be rendered by the
cher. The morning service will be
|at 1880 and evening service win be
Iat 1880.
The following is the program for
the morning service;
Joy 70 the world''-Hymn.
And There Were Shepherds
q. w Lerman) Choir.
"Brightest and Best"-Hymn.
"Hark! Adown the Bygone Ages"
Choir.
Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus"
Hymn.
The following program is arranged
for the evening service:
ANGELS From the Realm Of Glory"
Hymn.
=" ea0 LISTENING Ear OF
Nlght'-tT ID. wllIams)-cholr
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear
Hymn
Thou nidst Leave Thy Throne~-
n. A Sehneekerl-Choir.
"Hark' The Angels Sing'-Hymn.
Or. and Mrs V. L. Darby and fam,
lily LEFT Yesterday morning for vidalia
70 visit relatives and they win return
TO the city next Friday.
Miss Lillian Isaac. who is the guest
OF Miss BlaRee Manning in Atlanta.
Is being delightfully."- entertained by
her hostess and is the reeipien, of
much attention from Miss Mannine's
friends. Several parties and dances
are scheduled IN her honor this week
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guests OF Mr. and Mrs@R, H. Everett
tomorrow.
Mrs. Morrison, of Washington, D. c..
who with her little daughter, is spend
ing the winter on st. Simon Island,
with her mother Mrs. J. D. Gould,
was in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. N. c. Young, of St. Simon Isl
and was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. C. Morgan, of Jacksonville,
is the guest of Mrs. Joe Evans.
Miss Pauline Brock, who has been
spending week or two at Lulaton,
has returned home.
Elmo Brockington is expected to ar
rive today from Athens. where he
has been attending the University of
Georgia.
Mrs. J. " Miller, Of Macon, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. H.
sherward.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Overstreet are
At Stillmore, Ca, where they were
called by the illness of Mrs. Over
streets mother, who died in that city
Mrs. 70. S. Perdue and little daugh-
ter, Betty, will leave today for Thorn
aston, to spend the holidays with rela-
20, NJ.
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MRS. FOX WILL ENTERTAIN
WITH EVENING PARTY.

Mrs. R. L. Fox will entertain the
Neighborhood Club and their hus-
bands next Tuesday evening.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-24

Preston Brown, student of Carlisle
School of hamburg, S. c., is spending
the holidays with Mr.. and MRS. B. S.
Brown.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Everett, of
st. Simon Island, will be Christmas
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Everett
tomorrow
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-24

SUNDAY
The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church will meet at 1910 with
the regular Sunday school. All
young women are welcome.
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Miss Mildred Smith, of Birming-
ham, will arrive this morning to spend
sometime with her sister, Mrs. James
CahiH.
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Mrs. Wallace Chance, of Savannah,
arrived yesterday to spend the holt
Gays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. D. Oldham. Mr.. Chance will Join
Mrs. Chance today and will spend
several days here. Mrs Chance will
be remembered as Miss Ruth Oldham.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-24

For That CHILLY Feeling
Take Groves TasteIess CHILL Tonic. II Warns
the Body by Purifying and Enrichine the Blood
You can sosn feel It's Strengthening. Inyieorating
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