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FOUR
SOCIETY
BEAUTIFUL PARTY GIVEN BY T. H. S.
JUNIORS TO SENIORS
Among th* Interesting events of th»»
closing of the school term which is
TO KEEP HER
FROM FULLING
Would Have to Catch Hold Of
Things. Lost Strength And
Flesh. Doctor Recom
mended Cardui. Re
sults Gratifying.
Brookhaven, Mias.—"l am In fine
health now,” writes Mrs. H. M. Rus
sell, of R. R. D .5, of thla place, "And
have bean for aomo time. I owe thla
good health to (.'ardul, I am rertaln.
I think I \yould have been dead before
this if I had not taken that medicine.
T was down In bed five months last
summer. I had chronic Inflammation.
.... so the doctor said... I suffered
untold misery, mostly In my right side,
hut both aides hurt me aching: con
stantly. I *ot to the place where I
couldn't even eat without severe pain.
1 had much hendachc and would often
be quite blind from dizziness. I would
have tc catch hold of thinks to keep
from falling. 1 lost all my strength
and flesh. I became so poor that 1 was
Just bones covered with akin.
The doctor, , on hla visit told
me to get t'ardul and gc to taking It
... I took eight bottles in 3 months.
In Just a few day* after starting with
It, I began to Improve and kept on
until I got completely well. Today I
am In really good health. I can do
anything In the world in the shape of
work. I am sure that J owe thlH all to
Cardui. I would like to tell all women
so."
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I still, however, some time off, was the
afternoon tea at which thf Junior*
were hostess yesterday and the Men
hirs the guess of honor. For year* the
Juniors' entertainment for the .Seniors
has been given at the Tubman, a beau
tiful evening affair. Of course the loss
of the Tubman precludes this being
done this year but Miss Margaret Rus
sell, one of the Juniors, very graciously
offered her lovely home on the Hill
for the occasion which was as grate
fully accepted. There were about sev
enty-five girls in all, hostesses and
guests, and an Ideally happy time was
spent on the lawn and In the house,
where the rooms were all beautifully
adorned with a profusion of flowers,
carrying out the colors of the two
classes, the yellow and white of the
Juniors, und the gold and green of the
Seniors. A musical contest called for
the bright, keen wits of the girls, the
score being kept on card* done In the
mingled colors of white and green und
gold The prize in this was presented
to Miss Virginia Burum. who was giv
en a handsome pair of silk stockings,
latter delicious refreshments were
served and a Jolly good time enjoy
ed .
A CLUB POEM.
"What doest thou?” I asked a budding
flower:
"To sweeten life?" It nodded from its
bower,
“I’m growing."
"And what doest thou?” I asked A child
who quaffed the cup of Joy,
"To help the world?” He laughed,
"I’m growing."
A laden apple tree, old, gnarled and
sere,
Bent down and rustled softly In my
ear
"Keep growing.”
"What shall I do?" 1 asked an angel
bright,
"When age draws nigh?" Then smiled
he from his height
"Keep growing."
"Reach out to pastures new, where
soul doth feed,
"Reach out and up fiod knows the
spirit s need
"Keep growing."
From General Federation Maga
zine.
• • •
THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY.
It taken a hundred mrn to make an
encampment, but It taken only the In
fluence ,<f one woman to make a home.
I not only admire woman an the moat
beautiful object ever created, but I
reverence her uh the redeemed glory
of humanity, the Miinctimry of all vir
tues, the pledge of all perfect finalities
of heart and head. It Is because wo
men an so much better than men that
their faults are considered greater. The
one thing In Ibis world that Is consid
ered constant, the only peak that rises
above the clouds, the one star that
darkness cannot quench, Is woman's
love It rises to the greatest height,
II sinks t< the lowest depths, It for
gives the most cruel injuries. A wo
man's love is the perfume of the heart.
This Is the real love that subdues the
earth; the live that lias wrought mlr
aacles of art; that gives us music all
the way from cradle song to the grand
symphony that hears the soul away on
wings of fire. A love that Is greater
than power, sweeter than life and
stronger than death Hobart Cl lnger
sull.
...
FORMER AUGUSTAN
ENTERTAINS IN EDGEFIELD.
An elaborate bridge function was
given by Miss Lovlc Smith Tuesday
afternoon in, honor of two attractive
Atlanta visitors, Mrs. i\ A. Irwin who
Is here with Mrs. Hettts Oantelou, and
Mrs. Belle Johnson, a sister of Mrs.
A. I). Corley.
The large living room was a veri
table bower of flowers. Baskets of
roses and shnsta daisies filled the
room with theeir breath of summer
Four tables of bridge players made
the hours speed till the dainty refresh
ments. seived In four courses, was en
joyed.
The two honor guests both received
sheer, hand embroidered collar and
cuff sets of orgamltc. Mrs. Julian
Holstein presented Mrs. Irwin's while
Mrs. Johnson's was presented by Mrs
Corley.
Mrs. Frank Mllyler, of Trenton
tnsde top sc. re, and received the box
of pretty crej, handkerehelfs from
Mrs I*. M Celt hum Mrs. (ieorge Wise
of Trenton, was among the out-of
town guests.
Mrs Smith was assisted in the en
tertaining of this charming party bv
Mrs. IJ. B. Jones.
—Edgefield Chronicle.
• • •
Misses Effle and Lula Hardee, of
Live Oak, Fla., are visiting their
brother. Od Frederick Hardee, at Ma
jor and Mrs. Hamilton Wilkins'
• • •
DANCE AT LAKESIDE CLUB.
Charming hs are all given bv the
Lakeside t lub, whs the dance last eve
ning, the fact that there was no moon
to add to the sentiment of the guests
detracted nothing from the delightful
music furnished by Balk's full orches
tra the glowing electric lights which
flooded the pavilion and the general
temperament of the young people In
attendance. Till a late hour, the merry
guests enjoyed the dance, the pleasure
of which war added to bv the serving
of light refreshments.
• • •
THE LADY OF SOKROWS.
Most everybody Is s .rry for "Ould
Ireland, England's Lady of Sorrows
To i quirk hlr.me of her recent revo
lution, crndrmnatlOh of her people
w;rre an Ign. rant injustice. Inborn ex
citability .f temperament and Inci a il
cable love of liberty, we believe lav
at the bottom. There wme no traitor
ous Intent against the empire; but the
strait c. millions arising fr< nt the war
•lone were responsible There Is no
more faithful people on earth as
their oontlnual adherence to the Emer
ald Isle ah Wi, no tetter, no brighter
pc pic on earth Unfit will the after
math '.T victims t* remembered among
the Irish people. That England showed
not t these the leniency aha extended
the leaders of the lloer revolution Is
sadly significant of the growing exi
gencies of the war. Exchange
• • •
Miss Roberta Rigger has returned
from a visit with relatives In Barn
well.
a • a
The continued critical Illness of Mre.
Hale Barrett is the oocgetoi of sincere
sorrow tc the many friends who know
un J love her.
a a a
Mrs. Fred Uehrken. Jr.. Is expectej
Sunday fr nt Chlled#lphia. where she
has been spending several weeks *rlth
friends Next week she will vlalt her
Sister In Atlanta and shout the middle
if June she and Mr. Uehrken will leave
for California where they will he sot
some time with Mrs I ark*. Mrs Uehr
ken's mother, who Is now making her
home there,
a s e
Mrs Hamilton Wilkins, who has
been visiting her #on. Mr, Hamilton
»dklns during th* Birmingham re
union will *|en<V several days In At
lanta with Mr itohertaon Wliklng be
than returning h me.
• • J
Mr- t„eeh t'htnta* leftvee Monday
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
WHISKEY SECURED IN POLICE RAIDS
R. L. Anderson, A. A. Hett, Jr., D. P. Sheridan and Eugene
Williams Are Charged With Violation of Prohibition Law.
A glance into the Augusta Police
station would t.e sufficient to con
vince any stranger that he had looked
In on a wholesale liquor house and a
rather large one at that. There are
demijohns, bottles, barrels and cases
of liquids that giv, forth the distinct
odor of whiskey and kindred pn.ucts.
They are the fruits of four distinct and
separate raids by the Augusta police
one last night and three this morn
ing.
The fun began last light and the
story of that raid is to be found else
where In this Issue This morning
Sergeant Elliott and Officers Mathews'
McMlllin and Foster went to Hopkins
and 9th Sts., and it is alleged there
secured thirty-eight bottles' f beer.
Mr. O. P. Sheridan was Immediately
arrested and charged with the viola
tion of the. prohibition law.
Rut a short while after this arrest
Chief Detective Whittle, Detectives
Glover, Redd and Roney and Officers
Dunn and Goodson raided a place on
the corner of Florence and 11th Sts
and It Is asserted found there on cask
partly filled, with bottles ofold 99"
Itye. Mr. It. 1,. Anderson was arrected
In connection with this raid and Is un
der bond for violation of the prohi
bition law.
for Atlanta, where she will visit Mrs.
Frank Butt.
• • •
Misses Augustus Smith .Louisa and
Anne Smith will spend some time a
little later with Mrs. Daniel Davis at
her Long Island home. Mr. arid Mrs.
W. H. Barrett have taken the Smith
home on the Hill for the winter.
• • •
Miss Meta Sohloy and Miss Sara
Mell are spending a few days with
Miss Eleanor Hill at Eagles’ Nest,
Grovetown.
* • «
Mrs. Charlie Marks 1* visiting Miss
Maud Kessler In Birmingham. Tbater
she will he the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Hightower in Atlanta.
• • •
Mlhh Maud r»ary leaves Mondav for
a visit with Atlanta friends.
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SCHNEIDER’S
THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA
, A little later in the morning Sergt.
Elliott and Officers Mathews and Mc-
Millln raided the residence of A. A.
Hett, Jr., at 924 Bond St., a.nd secured
some 24 casks of beer and 26 cases
filled with "bottled in bond” whiskey,
the whole being valued rough 1 y at
something approaching five hundred
dollars. Mr. Hett was taken into cus
tody and he, also is charged with the
violation of the prohibition act.
Eugene Williams, a hackman, was
also arrested in connection with the
sale of some whiskey to parties in his
hack several days ago. Nc whiskey
was found on him but the officer:- are
sure that they have evidence to con
vict him.
In connection with the raid on Au
di rson s place the police secured two
cases of I’nited States Springfield rifle
bullets. These cases were consigned
to Fort Screven and were fr< m the
I-rankfort Arsenals. No satisfactory
explanation of the possession of these
government cartridges has been giver,
up to this time and the police are hold
ing them pending action of United
States officials.
These men are all under a thousand
dollar state bond and three hundred
dollar city bond with tne exception of
Williams, who was unable to furnish
bond. • • ...
THE “ENDLESS CHAIN" DANCER OF CATARRH
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Catarrh i» a "cold" in it« chronic form.
The air is filled with bacteria which is
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is in a healthy condition no harm results.
But with our modern methods of indoor
living and sedantary occupations, the
mucous membranes are usually not able
-to "throw-off" this harmful bacteria,
making catarrh a very common ailment.
These gfrms breed and multiply, causing
Inflammation, the blood rushes to the
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