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Here two women fought the city’* king of evil. One was
disarmed by her innocence* though scorned by the mother
who dd not know. The other, strong in her knowledge,
brought justice when the laws hand were stayed.
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SOCIETY
EDITED BY
Telephone 645 KATHERIN O’CONNOR Telephone 188
(Notes received between 10 and 12 a. m. at 188, afterwards at 645.
HOUSE
THE ROMANY ROAD.
We’re on the read again, my lad,
And, oh, the world is wyle!
And naught to us on ithf^way,
iVs out into the golden day
R ; ght merrily we ride.
Oh, love is 7>old and sweet, my jad,
And, oh, the world is fair!
Life has no greater gain
Than ycu hpside rf>y brid?rl.-rein.
Your roses in my hair.
Then ride we swift and far, my lal.
For, oh! you ride with me!
And life is long and love is sweet,
And while our hearts together bo9.t.
Long may be the journey be!
—Seddie Powers Wright.
THURSDAY—
Thanksgiving service at the First
Presbyterian church, by Rev. F, D.
Thomas at 10:30 a. m.
SATURDAY—
Friday Afternoon Bridge Club, Mrs.
LaPrade Harwell, hostess, at her
heme, 1112 Richmond street, at 3:30
p. m.
The As You Like It club, no meet
ing this week.
Young Matrons Bridge Club, Mrs.
J. Mark Wilcox, hostess, 1623 Union
street, at 3:30 p. m.
7th Grade Qlrl Reserves wHI meet
in the Y. W. C. A., at 3:30 p. m.
THANKSGIVING PROGRAM
AT GLYNN GRAMMAR.
The following is the pjrgr.--t held
at Glynn Grammar school Weduenduv
morning at 8:30, being a Thanksgiving
celebration:
Star Spangled Banner, sung In
school.
Song bv first grades.
Recitation, by Tbeo Hotrh.
Song of Thanks, by second grade.
Recitation, by Oliver Taylor.
Poem by third grades.
History of Thanksgiving, by Harail
Latimer.
Blessing and prayer by Mrs. Fri‘s
grade.
••November.*’ by Alice Walsh.
"November Feast." by fourth pnries.
Recitation, by Emma Tomber* n.
Song by sixth grade.
Song, in concert •'America.”
—Reported b ?v Ethel Dyal
MRS AY. I. MILLER GIVES
BRIDGE PARTY MONDAY.
Monday afternoon at her on
Richmond street Mrs. Walter I. Miller
was the charming hastens to fen* of
her friends. The home was tumdt
fnlly decorated in chrysanthemums In
bright colors.
Mrs. George Brown made eore
in bridge and was presented witti two
ntah ganv candle sticks. The ,-oibii
tion was cut by Mrs. W. A. Je*er.
Mis* Helen Miller and Mrs, liroWl
assisted Mrs. Miller in serving at ap
petising salad course. The
were Mesdamea Charlton Kimtat.
Pau Morton. Lalhrade Harwell, A. M.
Smith, M. A- Jeter. J. K, Koval, J, L
Andrews. 1 .awrente J. p, Mae-
Lean, Edwin Royal, J. E* Lao bright.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOR TH~ WEEK.
NEIGH DOR HOOD CLUB MET
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs. C. H. Sheldon entertained the
NeighborhtHid Club of which she is r.
number, very charmingly at he*
home : n Union street.
Lovely colored chrysanthemums
were used as a decoration and adorn
ed mantles and tables, and were
charming In effect. Miss Keezie Con
olev was awarded grst pri/.e for ton
socre.
After the games a hot luncheon
was served. #
The guests of the club playing fo
absent members, were Mrs. C. W. Ir
win, Mrs. Albert Fendlg and Mrs.
Alex Rotholz.
MISS KATHERINE STILES
RECIPIENT OF MANY PARTIES.
Next week will begin a series f
pretty parties which are scheduled to
take place in honor of Miss aKtherine
Markay ptllee, whose marriage fo.
Leonard Hayes, of Georgetown, S. C.,
will !c a social event >f mSt.-h Inter
est. taking place In the early part of
December.
Many charming parties have been
arranged by friends of Miss Stiles,
who is very popular throughout the
city. Among them will be a bridge
party given by Mrs. William H. Pa rk
er and Miss Parker will also
entertain at bridge In honor of the
bride-elect, and several others, the
dates not yet terminated.
THE BRUNSWICK NEWS
Frank Stacy, J. B. Abrams, George
Brown, M. Walsh, Hope Strong, Miss
es Helen Miller, -Louise Elliott, Elvira
Torras, and Maude Miller.
Miss aKtherine Stiles has returned
from Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Abrams wiH
spend Thanksgiving in ’Savannah.
Miss Margaret Huqjmel left last
night for Atlanta where she will visit
fr-.ends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mitchelson will
return today from St. Simon where
they spent Thanksgiving.
Miss Cornelia Leavy left last night
for Jacksonville, where she will be
the guest of Miss Angie Dart.
Mrs. James Cahill i s spending a
few days on St. Simon Island.
Mrs, Carl E. Betts and little daugh
ter, Jane, of Rome, will arrive Sat
urday to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. R. Akin.
Miss Jennie Boyle who has been
spending quite awhile in North Caro
lina will return about Xmas and will
be with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Everettt.
Miss Rebecca Beach will spend sev
eral days in Atlanta and before re
turning will be the guest of Miss Vir
ginia Beach, who Is attending the
! State Normal school in A-thens.
MRS. A. S. HILSMAN \
WILL ACCEPT ORDERS
FOR
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NEW ARRIVALS
CALIFORNIA GRAPES, 25c per
pound’ KUMQUATS, first of .
the Season,
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CITY FIShT MARKET
Luke Dawson, Prop.
1404 OGLETHORP ST.
phoneW
READY FOR BUSINESS
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Stoves and Ranges Installed
and repaired.
L<jt us make your old stove or
range do many years of ser
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
NEW TRAIN
Everglades Limited.
N T o excess fare.
Leave Brunswick, Southern railway,
9:00 p. m.; arrive Jesup, 10:30 p. m.;
leave Jesup, 10:45 p. m„ A. C. L. Ry.;
arrive Savannah, 12:30 a. m.; arrive
Richmond, 3:10 p. m.; arrive Wash
ington, 6:30 p, m„ via Norfolk; ar
rive Baltimore, 8:00 p. in,; arrive Phil
adelphia. 10:27 p. m.; arrive New
York, 12:65 a. in,; arrive Boston, 7:58
a. m.
Sleeping car service (operated on
this train from New York to Boston
in connection with Federal Express
from Washington, also dining car ser
vice between Boston and St. Peters
burg.
Reservations made by calling W. R.
Mclntyre, ticket agent, phone 715, or
T. J. Wright, general agnt, phones'
102 or 210.
Wednesday Night, Nov. 30th
Emory Glee Club
30 Of The Best College Singers la
ENSEMBLE SINGING
Also Bolshevik Jazz Orchestra
Grand O' era Burlesque, Rag
Time Cinurt .Scene, Premser
Quartette, Mandalin Sextette
Sde Splitttng Skitf
ALL SEATS sl.lO, Seats at Andrews Saturday.
Candy
BACK AGAIN
ANDCHEAPER
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Candy has come back into its own. Prices have materially come
down. New stocks are constantly appearing. When you want the
nicest candy in the prettiest packages, whether for own eating or for
> ift, buy it here. We carry the best ther is and every box is offered
at the new low-level price. * ' *
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CHAS. V. COLLIER
Prescription Druggist
Telephone 116
Do It Electrically
The best and the most economical way is always the
Most Mod ern Way !
Electricity is the Wonder
of the Age
OUR SUPPLY OF ELECTRICAL CONVENIENCES IS
FULL AND COMPLETE.
Let Us Serve You
Star Electric Cos.,
Phone 97 502 Gloucester St.
i
Arco Schedule of The
Independent Transfer
Company
BUSS LEAVES BRUNSWICK AT 6:30 and 9a. m., AND
EACH HOUR UP TO 3 p. m.
Returning
LEAVES ARCO 9:30 AND EACH HALF HOUR UP TO 6:30
p. m. .
THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1921.