The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current, November 15, 1914, Home Edition, Page TWO, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTWO fMS IS MADE AT HOME WEEI IN ATOIHSTA MRS. TALBOTT INTRODUCES COTTON RESOLUTION. At the last meeting of the Augusta Woman’s Club Mr*. Greenville Tal bott Introduced the following resolu tion regarding the promotion of the Uf,e of cotton good*: Whereas the women of the Houth desire to do what they can to better the present cotton condition; and. Whereas there I* a movement to In duce the women of tho United States to a more general use of cotton Roods which Is attested by the occurrence of cotton balls, cotton fairs and similar social entertainments, but such affair* are often of a ' fancy" or "frivolous" nature, and not of permanent Rood, ss costumes so arranged are soon thrown away- or discarded as useless, and the tendency of auch affairs is to promote a "fltd;" and. Whereas the heat good ran he ac complished bjr n sensible, constant and consistent use of cotton goods Instead of silks, linens, woolens, etc, and by using cotton drosses for home, street, ■setting and social wear, which can be done In a much more general and more satisfactory way than people Imagine; therefore, be tt Resolved, hat the 'members of the Woman's Club of Augusta pledge themselves to use and to wear cotton goods as much as possible; that ss fast as presnnt supplies of silks, lin en*, woe dens, etc., wear out that pur cluuw'S Inthelr stead will he of cot ton; that osch member of the club will not only do this for herself and (Igidtly hut will urge her friends and neighbors to do likewise; and that a copy of this resolution be sent to other clubs with the request that similar action be taken by them. SIBLEY MILL SETTLEMENT HOME TO HAVE RECEPTION. Blblay Mill Settlement Home, con ducted by the Rapllet City Union, 1922 Pearl avenue, will have a reception and donation dsy on Tuesday, Nov I7lh from 10 In the morning until 6:30 This home hrus recently added to Its work the Hlhley Mill Day Nursery. An assembly room has been added, at tractive rending rooms furnished, and a capable matron Is In charge of the nursery. • Thank* to the Sibley Mill directors the enlarged quarters and freshened room* have' made 11 possible to add many educational, social and religious features. A night school will he begun shortly with a splendid corps of teach ers; a Olrls’ Club. Mothers’ Club, sew ing school, boys' club an I game room will fill a long felt need In this com mufttty. The special religious depart ment will be under the charge of Mlsh Daisy Cummings and tho Baptist min isters of the city. There are a great many thing# need ed still to make the home complete: Donations of the following art Idee will be much appreciated Chairs, rugs, coverings for the nur sery beds, pretty, bright pictures; hooks, especially boys' books; games for" boys end girls, curtains, knives, forks an 1 spoons, plates, soup bowls, tin basins for the children's lava tory, email chairs, oilcloth for the kitchen table, a rake, kitchen utensils. There Is also often needed partly worn clothing end bed linen for use In cases of sickness Of course It Is understood that the donations need not be always new, Faces As Fair As An Orchid «Ar» Po«a lb I* Wh»n Stuart's Calcium Wafare Ara Used Aftar Moala to ClMn Up Skin Eruptions and Discolorations. Wbsn a faoa ta covered with blotch aa, ltvar spots. pimples, blackheads, sta, Stuart's Cab-lam Wafers will act like aoms nattoal charm. However, there Vs nothing magical nhout thorn They ara nature's own way of rlcans ina the human blood and prevention It from fill In* the surface of the bodj —-the akin —with plmpiea and little ■kin eruption a. I ffl \ "With ■ Faoe •• Fair at a Day in Juna" The abollehment or all akin disor ient moat begin with tha blood. Lo tion*. ealvea. coamettce, etc., will do no material go..d The trouble cornea from within and there the remedy muet be applied. If you really dealre quick action ami at the aanie time a common sense natural, harmleaa blood purifier then Stuart'a Calcium Wafer* la thla reme edy. Tha correct and beat Wood purifier known to aclance It—Calcium Sulphide, Thla great clcaneer la contained In Proper quantities In Stuart’* Calcium Wafer* and that la wtiy all Wood trou blea and akin blamiahea rapidly dlaap pear after their uae An tmaUrhtly and pimply face due to Impure blood le one of the meet dis gusting eight a one can see, and ret all about ua. upon the atrecta, in the theatre. when traveling, etc., we see these horrible reeulta There le no need for tjtls condition If you will take Stuarta Calcium Whfere dally and keep all calves, lo tVwui. coameftce and other harmful preparation* from clogging the jiorea. Every flrst-claae druggist In this o-out try carries Stuarta Caldum War are, which are pleaaant to take, harm leaa and may ba obtained for do cents a box. A email eample package will be mailed free by addreeatng K A. *tuart Cm. 171 Stuart Bldg, Mar ah all. kllch. SOCIETY NEWS end that any and everything will be welcome, A very cordial Invitation la extended to the public to be present Tuesday. JUVENILE PARTY AT Y. W. C. A. GYMNASIUM. -The members of the Y. W. O. A. gymnasium entertained at a Juvenile party Monday evening, Nov. *th. The guests were dressed as children and the effect was quite amusing. All entered enthusiastically Into the sp rit of the occasion and the evening w , thoroughly enjoyed, (lames and folk dances w-ere the chief amune jiicnts and delicious lee# were served later. A large assemblage of gymnasium members and their friends -were pres ent. DOUBLE MARRIAGE IN WASHINGTON. A bountiful double wedding at 6 o’clock Wednesday evening was that In which Miss l,ena Wootten became the bride of Dr. T. A. Price of Ash bum and Miss Katie Wootten was married to Mr. James 8. Reud of Washington, the double ceremony tak ing place at the First Methodist churi h, Rev. J, P. Erw-ln officiating. The church was artistically deco rated In Southern Bmtlax and autumn haves with masses of feathery white chrysanthemums. Before the ceremony Mrs. Ruth Irvin (an aunt of the brides) saug 'Be cause.'' Miss Marion Hill played the wedding march. The four ushers were Messrs. Gray Howell, Clem But ton, Howard Orr and H. W. Quinn. The two sisters of the brides were the maids-of-honor, Mias Ruth Woot ten acting as maid for Miss Um Wootten, Miss Annie Wootten acting as Miss Katie Wootten'# mald-of horior. Dr. T. Arthur Price, who is a suc cessful dentist of Ashbiim, had as his best man Dr. J. W, Bwicegood of At lanta Mr. James Read, who Is a resident of Washington, Is well known and very popular here, lie had as his best man Mr. Uus Richards. The two little flower girls, Bara Ijouise Bmltli and I term lone Barks dale, were lovely In hand-made dress es with pink ribbons. They preceded the bride, scattering rose petals. The happy couples left Immediately aflcr the ceremony for a few days' wedding trip, after which Dr. anil Mrs. Price will reside in Ashburn. Mr. and Mrs. Read will be at home In Wash ington, Ua Among the out-of-town guests In attendance were Miss Kdmundson and Mr. Kdmundson of Anniston, Ala.; Miss 1.0u15,, Livingston and Mrs. B. J Read of Augusta RECEPTION FOR THE REV. MR. AND MRS. McCARTY. Duo of tile ploaHuntoat uiul moat en joyable aooial affairs of the season was tlio reception Friday night at which tho meinliera of the Held Me morial church entertained In compli ment to their new pastor and his charm ing wile, Hev. Mr. unit Mrs. S. 1* Mc- Carty, at the Fortaon home on the Hill, an affair participated In by the entire church membership. Mr. and Mrs. Knrtson'a horns, al ways attractive, was, Friday night, unusually so and was fairly abloom with gorgeous chr) sunthemums, yel low being used In all the pretty rooms except the dining room, whore pink chrysanthemums wore used exclusive ly The guests were received In tho library by Mr. and Mrs. Fortson, Mr. and Mrs. McCarty, Mr. and Mrs Wil liam M. Alexander, Mr. and Mra, Jus. A. White, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Urenner and Mra. Martha Arnall. In the dining room the tea table was adorned with a large cut silver bowl filled with ex quisite pink chrysanthemums I'ltik bon bona and confections filled silver umi cut glass traya and pink-shaded candles shed a roseate glow over the pretty scene Tho table was presided over by Mrs. Hoy Goodwin. who wore u lovely gown of pink charmesue, and Mrs. Charlie Johnaln, In black chil'- son Mra. McCarty was moat attractive In a gown of white satin veiled in black chiffon. The guests Included the membership of Held Memorial church, the minis ters of Augusta and their wives and the officers of the First l’resbyterian and Ureone Street ITeebyterlau churches. Mr. and Mrs. McCarty came here from ThomasvlUe and are genuinely delightful people snd have already made many friends here. Mrs. Mc- Carty Is n Vassar graduate and a very brilliant and talented young woman. COMMITTEE MEETING OF WOMAN'S CLUB. Mrs. A H. Hrenner calls a meeting of the committee of the FuNlc Health Department and Advisory Hoard of the Augusta Woman's Club for Mon day at 1* o'clock In the parlor of the Albion Hotel. The meeting la held for the purpose of financing the visit of Dr. Uelaal. who will lecture here on Public Health on the 26th of November. RICHMOND COUNTY TEACHERS CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY. The Teachers' Club of Richmond County will hold Its regular monthly meeting Thursday. November 19th, at 4:16 o'clock at the Tubman High School. REV. E. J. LIGHTFOOT TO PREACH AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH TODAY. Hev, K. J. lJghtfoot, a former pastor of the North Augusta Baptist Church, will preach, morning and evening to day. This will be welcome news to all of Mr. lAghtfoot's admirers and the public aa well, aa tha church are cor dially lnxited Her. light foot and Mra. Light foot are visiting their many friend* In North Augusta. CENTRAL GRAMMAR PARENT TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. At a recent meeting of the Parent- Teachers Association of the Central Grammar School, organisation wns perfected by the election of Mra Jas It. Littleton president and Mra Thos J. Hamilton secretary. The meetings "111 be heki on the first Thursday In each month. It is hoped that a large number of the mothers will be present at the December meeting. The sessions are vary Interesting. LADIE3’ AUXILIARY TO MEET. The regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will be held Tuesday af ternoon at 4 o'clock In the K. of P. Hall. All members are requested to be present. BT. MARY’S RUMMAGE SALE. The ever popular Rummage Sale will again be In vogue this week when the children of Mary of Bt. Mary's Convent will have one. If you have rummage send It to them or phone 186 or 1241 - J and they will be most ap preciative. CARD OF THANKS. * The women of the Needlework Guild who had a rummage sale a fey days ago extend their most appreciative thanks to all who contributed to their stock, especially do they thank the merchants who gave them articles. The money made from the sale will all be spent In Augusta buying gar ments. mrs. McDaniel of G. I. A„ TO BE HERE. Mrs. J. M. McDaniel, of Columbia, grand regent of the O. I. A., will he 111 Augusta this week In the Interest of the (}. I. A. work. Tomorrow, Mon day, at three In the afternoon there will be held a meeting at the Knights of Pythias Hall, and on Wednesday there will he an all-day session, and a reception lri honor of Mrs. McDaniel: While here she will be the house gueat of Mrs. Henry Zelgler. —Mins Julia Emory of Boston, who Is spending the winter In Savannahi gave a party last evening at the Bijou. Her guests were Miss Mary Osborne. Mlhs Jessie Dixon, Miss Valencia Knox, and Messrs. Wellborn Colquitt, John Hunter, Duncan Owens, Mercer latng and Frank Bryson.—Savannah Kxchange. GRAY HAIR MADE LUSTROUS, NATURAL Radiant Youthful Color Comes Back Quickly. Nature Doe 3 It. "Here’s something that will make you ten years younger In ten days," (■aid a well known druggist In town ns he handed a bottle of Hay's Hair Health to a woman who was prema turely gray. You can't get away from it—gray hair does make one look old. Science has come to the rescue and makes it possible to do as the druggist says— restore gray hair and look ten years younger. Hay's Hair Health does tt—you sim ply apply this dainty, refined toilet preparation to your hair and It causes the oxygen In the air to so act upon each gray or faded strand that It ac tually comes ba*k to the dark, lustrous color of youth. It doesn't stain, for It Isn't a dye—simply causes nature to restore the natural color you so much desire. The good old-fnshtoned Ingredients contained In Hay's Hair Health strengthen, revitalize and beau tify the hair. It makes the color so even, and leaves a gloss so natural, that no one will know you ore using anything on your hair. Any person who has thin, gray or scraggy hair and wishes to restore tt to Its fullness of color and luxuriance, should go at once to his druggist and get a 25c, 600 or SI.OO bot tle of Hay's Hair Health. The Philo Hay Specialties Company, manufac turers, of Newark, N. J., authorize him to refund full price to any dis satisfied purchaser. “BANKRUPT STOCK SALE” —— —t Having Purchased the Entire Stock and Fixtures of W. R. Munday & Co. from the U. S. Bankruptcy Court, We Now Offer This Elegant Stock to the Public at Less Than Wholesale Cost. This Stock Consists of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Wagon Materials and Black Smith Hardware and I ools, Alstf Wagon and Carriage Paint; and a General Line of Other Merchandise Incidental to This Line of Business. We Have a Pew es the Celebrated “Moyer” Buggies and They Are Going Rapidly. This Sale Presents an Extraordinary Opportunity for Money Saving. “SALE TO LAST FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY” All Store and Office Fixtures for Sale at a Sacrifice. We invite Dealers as Well as Consumers to Attend. J. GOLDBERG &. COMPANY, Purchasers 719-23 Broad Street - - - - - - - - Augusta, Georgia. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA. GA. Look to us for the Newest Things in LADIES LEATHER HAND BAGS We deal in leather, therefore are judges of genuine leather bags. Party Boxes, Dance Bags. Prices the lowest. See us. Augusta Trunk Factory 735 Broad Opposite Monument. * Hu/m; is Fw* jM yJm 'tJ M There are no res ervations, but ev erything must be sold before Jan. Ist, 1915. Buying here means mon-l ey saved on all your purchases in the Jewelry Line. - ' As the Autumn Leaves Are Falling So is the stock of the old and reliable firm of the Prontaut Jewelry Company being sold. It is going fast and in a few more weeks there will be nothing left for discriminating buyers to choose from. Every Article Will be Sold Regardless of Cost Come while you can get choice selections. December 31st is positively the last day. The stock must be sold by that time. We are going out of the Jewelry business. Call and see our beautiful array of Gifts, suitable for the Yuletide and intermediate season gifts. Buying here means Dollars saved to you. Don’t delay, but come while you can get the articles desired---and at your own price. PRONTAUT JEWELRY COMPANY Established 1850. 644 Broad Street, Augusta. B. A. DIAL COAL AND WOOD Telephones 25-J, 2701 639 11th St. Diamonds Watches Clocks Cut Glass Silverware Silver Novelties and in fact every thing to be found in an up-to-date Jewelry Store. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15.

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The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current, November 15, 1914, Home Edition, Page TWO, Image 10