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OFFICE PHONE 30
MISSIONARY SOCIETY OBSERVES
DAY OF PRAYER TUESDAY
By Mrs. Mary E. Taylor
Tuesday was devoted to a “Day of
Praypr and Praise’’ by the Woman'’s
Missionary. Society of the First
Metho:i\ 2 ~hurch.,
A beaumul day—when all nature
seemed in harmony with the devo
tional spirit which prevailed.
Vases and baskets of bright-hued
flowers adorned the loviely temple.
Soft zephyrs redolent with the per
fume of the early morning floated in.
.;qne ‘mndsome memorial windows
where the sunbeams disclosied scenes
of Mosaic colorings, were things of
‘rare beauty.
. The opening service ,when the au
‘dience voiced that sublime old con
gregational hymn, ‘‘My Faith Looks
Up To Thee,” was conducted by the
Mary E. Taylor circle, Mrs. R. L.
‘Wright, chairman, when “Faith the
substance of things hoped for, the
evidenae of things not seen,’’ consti
tuted the basis of the Devotional ser-
Vvices lead by lirs. Mary E. Taylor.
Miss Mildred Scarboro rendered
beautifully an instrumental solo, ¢‘l
Need Thee Every Hour’’ with varia
tions. Readings by Mrs. W. M. Ad
ams and Mrs. R. L. Wright inter
spersed the musical numbers. Mrs.
p. D. Terrell sang with impressive
sweetness, “By Faith and Not by
Sight.”
Different phases of the prayer
life were presented by the Alice
‘Beasley circle, Mrs. Willis Shipn,
chafrman. . |
Rev. E. O. Heath gave a fine talk
defining tke principles of real prayer.
Readings of interest and a vocal
solo, “On the Golden Shore,’’ ren
dered by Mrs. Willis- Shipp, formed
# program of pleasing interest.
Mrs. E. O. Heath discussed force-
Cfully “What is Life?’’ as an open
ing numhter of the Nancy Brooks
circle program, Mrs. Hubert Marshall
chairman.
Mrs. C. L. Harris gave a fine read
ing from ‘‘Stylus Photogravure,”
Miss Mary (Culler White’s latest col
lection of missionary journeyings.
Mrs. ‘W. P. Fleming, chairman of
the Hope L. Jones circle, conducted
ithe Devotional for their period. Wo
man’s influence as pictured in their
impress for good and evil was inter
estingly presented in a sketch of the
cancer of Jezebel. Mrs. A. M. iStead
L,re'a‘d a leaflet of . especial interest.
other short readings with musical
numbers closed an excellent prog
ram.
Mrs. L. H. Webb represented thi2
Nellie Blackwell circle in the ab
sence of the chairman, Mrs. Rush
Bulloch. Blessings Crowning the
Life of the Virtuous Woman Whose
Price is far abowe Rubies’’ was in
terestingly presented by Mrs. 'Webb.
Misses Willa and Violet Webb enter
tainingly assisted their mother in
' song and readings. :
Mrs. 1. P. Tyson, chairman of the
‘Ada Tommy circle conducted the De
votional for the closing.period using
as the basis of her scriptural lesson
—‘A life abounding in good works”
Miss Willa Webb gave as a read
ing a selection from Tennyson, splen
didly rendered. This program was Te
r:te in excellent musical and lit
erary numbers. Mrs. C. D. Terrell
sang with impressive melody, ““The
Beautiful Garden of Prayer.”
A consecration service of touching
interest closed the days service. “In
the Garden’’ the, sentiment of which
voicing Heavenly communion was
sung with ‘‘the spirit and the under
standing.’’ {
This Day of Prayer’- set apart by
the president of the Missionary So
ciety, Mrs. Max E. Land, was a “day
well spent’’ the sacred memories of
which will linger in the hearts and
lives. of those who attended.
The noon-tide light luncheon af
forded a season for social converse.
The thanks offering contributed
will' be appropriated to a deserving
loral cause.
MRS. REDDING 'AND MISS CAIN
ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE
Mrs. J. P. Redding and Miss Cathe
rine Cain entertained informally with
four tables of bridge yesterday after
neoen at the Suwanee Hotel. Baskets
of garden flowers were used in the
decorations, and following the game a
salad course was served.
Miss Jane Howell won top score
prize, and Mrs. Fred Cutts, the con
solation. Both were dainty powder
comfacts.
‘The guests were: Mrs. J. T. Haile.
Mrs. Bailey ‘Heard, Mrs. T. E. Brad
ley, Mrs."J: L. Strickland, Mrs. C. L.
McMil'an. Mrs R. R. Harris, Mrs.
George White, Mrs. Fred Cutts, Mrs.
R. B. Barfield, Mrs. 'Wilkes, Misses
Mary and Margaret Bulloch, Jane
Howell and Alice Whipple.
STUNT PARTY ENJOYED
BY HOUSE PARTY
The girls who are members of a
progressive house party this week,
were guests of Miss Willie Pearl
'Grubbs Tuesday evening. Miss Grubbs
entertained with a most enjoyable
‘‘stunt party’’ when the boys of their
set were invited. Delicious nefresh
‘ryents were served at the close of
the evening. '
" The house party members include,
Misses Willie Pearl Grubbs, Dorothy
Strangward, of Sylvester, 'Sara Mae
‘Slade, Lydia Coney, Imylee Shep
rard, Earline McKenzie, Sara Shep:
pard, and Katherine Strickland.
DID WE MISS YOU?
Last Thursday ‘evening at the
Senior Epworth League meeting? Pl
say we did. Be sure to be ' present
this evening at eighty-thirty. Group
number one, Miss Mary Hamilton
leader, will have charge of the prog
ram. The music committee has a
surprise in store for all who atttend.
Mrs. Fannie Hyde is visiting her
‘daughter, Mrs. Hollis Kezar in Elko.
Miss Lucile Taylor ©is visiting
friends in Thomasville.
Mr. D. A. Taylor, of Vienna, was
here today on business,
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Greer were
visitors to Tifton yesterday.
Col, Jim Pate, of Ashburn, was
here today. :
| Friends of Paul Lamar Browning
)will regret to know of his illness.
| Miss Geraldine Huie, of Albany is
the guest of friends in the city.
Mr. W. M. Maconson, is spending
several days at Punta Gorda, Fla.
Miss Vivien Barnwell, of Arabi,
who has been the guests of Mrs. G.
|\W. Wright, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. W. C. Hewell, of Arabi, lis
visiting Mrs. G. W. Wright on Thir
teenth avenue
| Mr. John Anderson, of West Point.
came down yesterday to spend a
few days on business.
Rev. K. Read, of Columbus, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Hamp Wegt--
brook.
Friends of Miss Hazel Gillis will
regret to know that she has been ill
for the past scveral days.
Mrs. Emmett Hines, of Atlanta,
who has been delightfully entertain
«q a= the guest of Judge and Mrs, E.
R, Hines in Milledgeville, will ay
lr:ye today for a visit to her parents,
Judge and Mrs. F. G. Boatright.
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, Miss Louise Willis s visiting
friends in Atlanta and Macon,
’ Mrs. Emmett Crawford, of Vienna,
has been the recent guest of relatives
'hem.
i Mrs. Lane Outler, of Sarasota,
Fla., is the guest of Mrs. M. O. Out
‘lner.
| Miss Rosa McGhee, Supervisor of
gCounty Agents for this district is
ispendlng a few days here.
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| Mrs. C. E. Smith, has returned to
her home in Atlanta after a visit to
Mrs. J. A. Ingram
Mrs. Fred Cutts, of Philadelphia,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Lena ‘
Cutts, is now visiting her parents
in Tifton. |
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Mrs. T. V. Hyman and little son,
Mack, of Plant City Fla., are spend
ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. McKenzie, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Hooks, of Leslie. ‘
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RESIDENCE PHONE 313
Mrs. A. C. Frasuer and daughter,
Mijss Laura Frasuer, have returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Macon and Gordon, 2
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Jennings and
little daughter, Virginia Rose, have
returned from a short visit to rela
tives at Dawson.
Mr. Mitchell Bulloch of Fort Pierce,
Fla.,, came up Tuesday to visit hig
wite, who is spending some time nere
with her mother, Mrs. C. M. McKen
zie,
Mr. W. A. Tharpe, of Phoenix, Ala.,
who use to be a resident of this city.
has been in Cordele the past two days
on business.
Mrs. Laura loster will leave to
morrow for a short visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Speight in Thomas--
ville, 'and will be accompanied by
Master Eugene Speight who is return
ing home after having spent the
past six weeks here with his cousin,
Harold Brown. ;
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