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MISSION STUDY CIRCLES OF
> FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
HOLD SEMI-MONTHLY MEETS
The North Side and the South
Side Mission Study Circles of the
First Methedi.it church held their
aemi-monthly meetings Monday
afternoon. The meeting of the
West Side Circle was postponed
util a later date as some plans
in connection with the meeting
•f the Methodist Conference here
■ext week had to bo perfected.
Tho North Side Circle, which
net with Mrs. Oscar Simonton
•t her home on Fourteenth street,
had one of the largest and most
successful meetings in its his
lory.
The meeting opened with the
devotional, led by Mrs. W. J
Wells, after which Mrs. E. B.
Jones led the study. The work was
on “Across th- Herder/ 1 the mis
sionary book on Mexico which
the circle complet 'd at this meet
ing.
After the study hour a delight
ful social hour was enjoyed.
The pretty home was beauti
fully decorated with quantities
of yellow chrys anthemums.
A delicious salad course with
hot coffea was served by Mrs.
Simonton, a .dated by her daugh
ter, Miss Mildred Simonton, and
fcy Mrs. T. O. Ruff, and Mrs. W.
H. Butler; 1
Those attending this splendid
meeting were Mr;. L. M. Royster,
Mrs. A. F. Gilleland, Mra. Bun
Connor, Mrs. J J. Vaughn, Mrs.
W. J. Wells. Mi- Cora Littleton,
Mrs. H. H. Jones, Mrs. A. O.
Stanford, Mrs, Harold M. Griffin.
Miss Maybelh Littleton, Mrs.
George E. Jones, Mrs. John Shell,
Mrs. E. B. Jones. Mrs. J. T. Wal
drop. Mrs. C. L. Mullins, Mrs.
W. H. Butler, Mrs. T. 0. Ruff,
Mrs. Charles White, Jr., Mrs. Zed
Patteraon, -Jiliss Mildred Simon
ton, and Mrs. ihmonton.
The meeting of the South Side
Circle was hold at 3 o’clock with
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PAINS All OYER
Mr • • Sty* « She Took CardW tad
J Mow Saw Such Improro
:—Wa* So Weak
t Couldn’t Staid.
Weathertby, Miss.—•Mra. JameaM.
of this place, writes that she
"getting weaker all the time”
artwn^cm-dpi, the woman's tonic,
first brought to her attention.
er ehe had taken Cardul a while.
writes that she “never did aee
■3 afiSTWiL, and dad
g 0 tn« all over” Bays Mrs. Hall. "I
Ml so weak I could not stand. My
pMn was cold and flabby. I did
Mtdoor exercise, walking and going
Where I pleased, and to get down.
Mft able to get myself a drink, was
fedeed a hardship.
“Wothlng aecraed to help me, till
f began on Card ui. The fiv^t bottle
geemed to Strengthen me, and I
•eel for five more. By tho time
C bad taken these. I was on my
going around, doing my work,
CklneddO’heaUh “I’took and strength. bottles, and I
two inoro
well and strong. Can work my
I haven’t had any more
Ask your druggist. NC-166
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Don’t overwork it
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ing between meals.
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craving , allay thirst
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Mrs. J. B. Dodd as hostess at her
I home on East College street.
Mrs. John Yarbrough, and Mrs.
Ernest Newton led the devotional
exercises. An interesting study of
the missionary hook, “Across the
Border,’’ follow'd, this being con
ducted by Mrs. Ernest Travis.
During the enjoyable social
hour that followed, Mrs. Dodd was
assisted by Mrs. George A. Niles
in serving hot chocolate and wa
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The house was prettily decora
ted with quantities of yellow roses
in vases and baskets and with
handsome growing ferns.
The members of the South Side
Minion Study H. Lakes, ’Circle present Mrs. Ernest were
Mrs. J.
Travis, Mrs. John F. Yarbrough,
Mrs. George A. Niles, Miss
Blanche Bailey, Mrs. J. E. Elder,
Mrs. W. H. Cox, Mrs. Will Tay
lor, Mrs. Will Wheaton, Mrs.
Ernest Travis, Miss Myrtice Bai
ley, and Mrs. Dodd.
Mr. and Mrs. \ red Batchy
Honored at Family Dinner
Party Sunday by Elders
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Elder enter
tained Sunday at a beautifully
appointed dinner party at their
home, on Sotith Hill street,
Ughtful occasion assembling a
number of members rf their
Hy * n compliment to their sistei
«nd brother, Mr. and Mrs. Free
Batchy, of Toledo, O., who have
becn visitin K in Griffin for the
P ast ten da Y 8 -
The house was prettily decora
ted With baskets of pink and
white chrysanthemums. Vases in
the living-room and the reception
hall also held quantities of pink
gladioli. Tho central decoration
for the prettily appointed table
in the dining-room was a
basket of gladioli in the shades
of pink.
A delicious full course dinner
! was • served.
I Covers were laid for Mr. and
| Mrs. Fred and W. Mrs. Batchy, J. E. of Elder, Toledo, Mr.
0., Mr.
and Mrs. R. j. Edwards, Mrs. J.
J. Elder, Miss Annie R. Elder, J.
Francis Edwards, Russell Elder,
and Warren Elder)
Miss Margaret Minter
Weda Mr toward Brown
0 n Sunday Afternoon
Cordia , inter est is felt in Grif
fin in the new a of the mar riage
J of Miss Margaret Minter 0 f
Hampton> and Mr . Howard Brown,
| whjch was quietlv so!emni *ed
S"«d ; y at 3 a’clocd at
the home of the Rev. and Mrs.
0. K. Cull on West Poplar street
The Rev< Mr. Cull officiated in ,
p r * sen *» ° f a ,ew ,riends and
immediate relatives. .
The lovely bride, one of the
mogt • charming young woman in
this ... ion, was wearing an en
semble ijuit of chnrmeen in one
of the new shades of brown with
a small hat and slippers and hose
to match.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mra. Brown left in their
car for a wedding trip to Savan
nah„ after which they will make
their home in Hampton.
Mrs. Brown, as Miss Mint:r,
has meny friends in Griffin, where
she has frequently spent much
time. She is a niece of Miss Ethel
j Social Calendar |
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
Mr. and Mra, C. A. Buise will
on tertain at a evening bridge par
t % 8 o’clock at their home on
West Solomon street.
Tho Fidelia Class of tne First
Baptist church yill meet at .1
o’clock with Mrs., CajWy West
brook at her home near Griffin.
Liberty Chapter, O. E. S., will
meet at 7:80 at the Masonic Tem
ple for work in the degree.
Mrs. J. II. Walker Jr., an l
Miss Amelia U’alVr will give
a bridge party at 1 o'clock at
Mrs. Walker’a lovely new norne
in compliment to Mrs Henry
Burks, of LaGrange.
The Girls Service Club will meet
at- 7 o’clock at the Christian
church hut.
The Presbyterian church circle’s
will meet at the church at 3 o’
clock for a Bible study.
Mrs. John Stevens Manley will
entertain the members of her
bridge club at her home on East
College street at 3 o’clock.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11.
The Woman’s Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at 3 o’
clock in the Baraca room of the
First Methodist church.
Mrs. J IT. Walker, Jr., and
Miss Amelia Walket will give a
bridge and domino part ' at Mrs.
Walker’s home m hono" of Mrs.
Henry Burks, of LaG range
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker,
and Miss Amelia Walker will
entertain at an evening bridge
party honoring Mrs. Burks and
Misses Flume Jo? and Elizabeth
Everett.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12.
Ths Woman’s Club will meet at
20 o’clock with Mrs. Julia Mc
Williams Drewry at hrr horns on
West Solomon street. A program
on “Georgia” will bo given.'
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas
will entertain informally at bridge
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wil
on Field, whose marriage was a
recent interesting event.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13.
Mrs. Lee Freeman and Mrs. W.
L. Brown will give a bridge and
domino party at 10 o’clock at the
home of Mrs. Brown at 202 South
Twelfth street.
At 3 o’clock in the afternoon
Mrs. Freeman and Mi's. Brown
will give another bridge and dom
ino party at Mrs. Brqwn’s.
Minter, of , Griffin, _ .... and , the only ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Minter > of Hampton. He two
brothe ’ ,!< are Richard Mi nter, Jr.,
and Merrell Minter, both of Hamp
She * a love, y and a ccompli
shtd wcmnn and is popular
«•» * «< “and..
Mr. Brown is one of the most
prominent young * business men
in Hampton and is a young man
of sterling characteristics, being
well liked by all who know him.
Woman’s Club Will Hold
Important Meeting On
Thursday Afternoon
The Woman's Club of Griffin
will hold an important
Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o’
clock at the home of Mrs. Julia
McWilliams Drewry.
An unusually interesting pro
gram, the topic of which will be
Georgia, will be given. Mrs. Rob
ert Walker, the program chair
ms* will give a few introductory
words on “Where Georgia Leads,
The rest of the program will
as follows:
Assets of Georgia, Mrs. Joseph
M. Thomas.
A Reading, “The Legend of the
Cherokee Rose,” Mrs. Richard
Crowder.
Solo, “ Gy orgia Land,” Mrs. J.
P. Mason
Violin Solo, Miss Mary, Nichols;
All the members of the Wo
man’s Club are reminded of the
date and are urged to attend the
meeting.
Judge and Mrs. J. A. Drewry
Entertain At Sundar
Dinner for Their Guesi ■
Judge and Mrs. James A. Drew
ry entertained Sunday at noon at
a lovely dinner party at their
home on North Thirteenth street
in honor of their week-end guest,
Mrs. D. L. Wyatt, of LaGrange.
The center piece for the din
ing-room table was a silver bas
ket filled with pretty pink Rad
iance roses. Throughout the house
vases and baskets of lovely fall
flowers and pots of
growing plants were effectively
used as decorations.
A delicious dinner was served
with covers laid for Mrs. D. L.
Wyatt, of LaGrange, Judge anil
Mrs. James A. Drew y, Mrs. Julia
McWilliams Drewry, Miss MolHc
Gillman, Dr. and Mrs. C. C.
Butterfly Designs Are Always
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BY RtBY SHORT McKIM
Nothing is more nearly an universal favorite among needleworkerc
,han butterfly designs. They have been fashioned of finest lace, err:
broidered on sheerest mull or brilliantly "blazoned in colorful silks,
ituge conventionalized butterflies than can never be surpassed in splen
dor by the butterfly in all his natural beauty.
Here are three graceful butterfly motifs that may be traced onto
guest towels, scarfs,'pillow slips, girls’ frocks, aprons, either as .sop
a: ate motifs or to use with flower designs. They are readily adapted
to either all white madeira style, or to 1 use with CO') spots of
blue, yellow, orange and black.
som, and littje Miss Anne New-,
som.
Mr.i. Grady Woodall
Compliments Guests
For the Day Monday
Mrs. Grady Woodall was hostess
Monday at at: informal dinner at
her home on ’.Vest Poplar street
in compliment to her guests for
the day, Mrs. J. D. Woodall, Miss
Mary Woodall, and Mrs. Frank
Sims, of Bamesvile.
The house was, attractively dec
orated With fragrant fall flowers
and with handsome growing ferns.
The dining-room table’s central
decoration was crystal basket fill
ed with yellow and white chrysan
thmeums.
A delicious dinner was served
with Mrs. J. D. Woodall, Miss
Mary JVoodall, Mrs. “Frank Sims,
of Barnesville, Mps. Grady Wood
all, Miss Carolyn Holmes, and
Miss Carolyn Woodall being pres
ent.
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i Special Demonstration
j FRONT LACED
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H. W. Gossard Corsets and Braissiers
WEDNESDA Y, NOVEMBER 11 th
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Miss Bessie B. Lane, an expert demonstrator for this famous line, will
* be with us. She will take your measure and tell you the proper sort
J of Cornet or Brassiere you should wear.
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j You are cordially invited to meet Miss Lane here Wednesday.
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO THE LITTLE MAR
QUISE, care THE SECRET
DRAWER.
Would I do the banal thing and
write and remonstrate with Mel
ville Sartoris, or would I keep
still andi read the letters that
to me from time to time as
am doing now ? I do not know
which I would do. You see, Lit
Marquise, Melville Sartoris,in
the cleverest possible way, has
■fixed the whole thing so that I
car. solve my conscience Easily,
I can say to myself, "That
^oes not know whether I receive
these letters or not. He just sends
[them out as a kind of outlet to
; heart surcharged with loneliness
and a temperament which is ro
i nianee personified.”
tic’s never befor: had a chance
to dramatize himself in this way
rnd he. is reveling in it. I would
not dare to show Jack the letters
‘hat I have received from Melville
Sartoris. They would make my
husband^ perfectly furious.
JTe did not like the man any
loo will when he met him and
now he would probably b ethink
ing things aobut Syd that are not
so. For, whatever may be Sydney
' Carton’s feelings toward me—and
up to date I have no reason for
thinking they are anything more
than the, polite anienitiss a man
would have for the wife of his
friend—I am sure tnat Syd is
to Jack,
I wonder if it over cama to a
1 ;ho most devoted and lo/al lnencl
I real showdown, if Sydney Cart on
j would take my side or John’s,
You know I would not have
1 j dared to put that question to any
one but you. Little Marquise, but
ONOM
Moderate in price—in of use—one other • .o
brands* spoonful equals Eliminates two failure-—pre- many
vents waste of baking materials. C *ms awe |
CAU1MET teSsa^ v cohtcmk lift ^
TOE WORLD S GREATEST
BAKING POWDER
!»/. TIMES THOSE Of ANT OTHOF * BMAWP
as Mplville Sartoris said, “the
fact that you and I will never
come face-to-f ac,« in this life,
makes it easy fov me to become
really confidential to you, even
more than I am with myself.”
I know that sounds paradoxical,
but I’m afraid, Little Marquise,
that sometimes I am not always
quite honest with myself. I try
to make mysslf think that I do
not know that because of me.
Sydney Carton has eyes for no
other wdman on this earth. That
has never told this to me by
word dr look or action, makes iV>
' I just of
j difference. am as sure
it, Little Marquise, as you were
su re in those far-off days that
; y 0U were beloved by the king, and
, that whatever you might be to
| anyone else on earth, you were
’■ the one woman he cared tor more
|than all others,
I Dear Little 'Marquise, I wilI
(Continued on page eight.)
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I Mother’s Friend
wonderful says
i happy mother
j While in expectancy I suffered
-with hips. I began using Moth-
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have to go through it again I would
not want to be without Motherjs G. C.
Friend. yy (Signed) Mrs.
Champion, Alexander City, Ala.
“Mother's Friend” is applied druggists. exr
ternally. It is sold by all
er’s When soon
relieved me.
baby came I was
sick only a short
while, and didn’t
have any pains think to
speak oi. Friend I
wonderful. .If I