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6 PERSONAL - - . AND SOCIAL WOMAN THE HOME BUILDER, , Man. thou hast built the house, Hut I have built the home; And wheiesoer’er thy feet may fare, Wherever thou mayst roam, Bach to this hearth which I have lit Thy weary steps shall come. / When unto dust thy house Shall crumble In dismay; When stone and tuiret shall fall down On some disastrous day, Onr children's children shall not see My silent work decay. Thine the imperial power Races tinhorn shall learn. But mine -hall be the victory For which high kings must yearn. When time at last shall wreck thy house, My hearth's faint spark shall burn! " Munsey’s Magazine. Mrs. J. B Wright is quite JJI fo the regret of friends. f~,* — Miss JaiiV Dug.;an leavey for her home ili Star'a Mot,day. - .* Aliss Margar.'* Oslo is spending some time on St. Simons. _ - 4 Mrs. A. K. Leyboitrne nnd children nre in a cottage on St. Simon —— Mrs. C. F. Taylor left yeaterdur to visit relatives in Gainesville. FI i. ~lrs. I. X. Bishop is quite ill from fever, to the regret of her friends. .4 Mrs. W. H. Hardy and children leave Tuesday for White Springs - .si— The Sisters of St. Joseph after a most successful school year leave tonight for Washington. 4__ Mrs. TANARUS, Q. Fleming leaves Tuesday for Wacissa, Fla., to visit Mr. anil Mrs. Stetson Flemiig. - *• Miss Annie Kirtley will attend the teachers' convention on Cumberland before returning to Atlanta. „4 Misses Benny and Mamie Ross left Thursday night for Chicago, where they have already spent several sum mers at the university. Mrs. Mamie Burns and Mr*. Childs and children, of Atlanta, arc vUMug Mrs. Julia 1 Verson. Mrs, Childs and Mrs. Burns are old residents of Bruns wick and have many friends who will welcome them to the city. I A Corking; Story of our Navy, by Robert Dunn, the well-known war correspond ' et)t, with pictures by Reutkr- Dakl, the man who threw such • a scare into the naval authorities last year; six other fine stories •of assorted kinds; four arti cles that mean things, two of which were written for the spe cial purpose of saving you mou sey ; bright, crisp humor—ail bound in a stirring Memorial Day cover—that’s the JUNE EVERYBODY’S FOR SALE SY ALL NEWSDEALERS I ANNOUNCEMENT i - - I We wish to announce to ! our many customers and ! friends that we will inaugurate f j A GREAT FREE PIANO CONTEST, J On or About June 15, 1909. J We are going to give .away * Absolutely FREE : A MAGNIFICENT COTE PIANO l VALUED AT $400,00 tc tc * Watch for our later announ * cements, or come to the store •c and have us explain the plan. tc If I Rose’s [)rug ft tore tc * riß r, nr. _*T *5 KK*IKKKXKKKK Kltlt*! X K K Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Marshall and little son have returned to Meridian, Aliss., from a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kennoc. —> Mrs. Lillie Ward and famiiv. are now located at De-Bruce, near Augus ta, where they will reside in future with Mrs. Ward's sister-in-law. —..4 Miss Frances Hopkins, Latin teach er of the Glynn high school, left yes terday for Chicago to visit friends I tor a few weeks after which she will I ‘■pend the remainder of the summer with her parents in Lyon, Mich. ,* — Mrs. Jo'.ip R. Doerfl'tiger was called by a telegram to Barnett this week announcing the extreme illness of her two sisters, the Misses Battles. One sister died before Airs. Dodrfltnger reached the city, congestion of the lungs having m in, and the other sister is dangerously ill. Mrs. Doer fling-r has the sympathy of many friends in her trouble. Tjfce following record of Brit Fa, I b|ao. formerly of this city, ip tip. th , <J academic class of the Tampa schools has been received by- a teacher m it ;- public schools hero, where he was :t pupil last, year; fn English, second premium; edoewtipn, si con and premium j Latin and penmanship, credits with distinction, and a passing mark in all other branches. These good narks not only apeak well for Brie, who Is very popular here, but for the snioois which prepared him for the woik Mr. Ralph Newton, who has just completed a Successful year as the principal of the Glynn school, will spend next week at the teachers' convention on Cumberland. Mrs. New ton leaves Saturday night for Man j where later she will be met by .\, . Newton aral they will leave for air: i to Tallulah, Mr. Newton has made a splendid principal and under h i management the scholastic and disci , plinary record of the school has been most satisfactory. Both Mr. and Mr-. Newton have been delightful social acquis'tions and their many friends rejoice that they will return nex-t year to our city. —jt — It will inters! their many trieuds to know that Mm. A. V. Wood and her two daughters, Misses Clara and Marian wood, and Miss Lula Coles berry will spend the season at Cha tauqua, N. Y. This will prove a most delightful place to spend the heated term, the climate and scenery being unequaled. The Misses Wood, who are interesting members of the high school, and .Miss Colesberr.v, one. of its most popular teachers, will lake advantage of the educational advan tages offered by this unexcelled sum mer school. During Airs, Wood's ab sence Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hopkins will keep house In the Wood resi dence m Gloucester street. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hays Always Bought Signature of i. K. 8.-.UNS.viCK DAILY NEWS. SATURDAY, JUNE 19. 1909. 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