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BUOU THEATRE
MONDAY
William de'Mille, presents
“GRUMPY”
with
Theodore Roberts. Conrad Nagel and May McCoy.
A mystery-romance of young hearts and old heads that has
you gasping one minute and laughing the next, Theodore
Roberts as grouchy Grumpy with a heart of gold.
also 1
2 Reel Sennett Comedy
SWEATERS
A complete line of
Summer Sweaters
For Ladies
Just Received
Newest Styles
Newest Shades
See Window Display
The Guarantee Store
Next to Miller Furniture Co. ioho Newcastle Street
WILLARD
HAS BOTH
— as good a wood-in¬
sulated battery as can be
built.
—and the still better
Willard with Threaded
Rubber Insulation.
Whatever your car
we have the right
battery at the right
price for YOU.
Brunswick Battery &
Motor Company
Phone 251
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
“BATTERY HEADQUARTERS ”
TWllard Representing
Batteries
(THREADED RUBBER INSULATION)
and Batteries
(WOOD SEPARATORS)
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Telephone 188 KATHAKIN O’CONNOR Telephone 645
(All items must be phoned not later than six o’clock t.o be inserted next
morning.)
MY MOTHER
The highest tribute that I can pay
To the dearest Mother, who went
away
Is to proudly raise my head, and say,
I love her.
She was a comrade, pal and friend
Loving and trusting to the end
This is the message my heart would
send
1 love her.
She was the partner of all my plays
Rack in the. bloom of childhood days
When fairies fluttered from fancy
ways
I love her.
She was the Mother of older years
Sharing my youthful joys and tears
Bravely helping' me bear life’s cares
I love her.
She was a Mother, tried and true |
Giving cheer, when the world seemed
i,l uo i j
Being a friend, when friends wore
few I
I love her. 1
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For al! the Mothers on earth today i
Helping us on, along life’s way Moth-1 j
For the .Mothers here, and the
ers away
I I love her.
—Angela Dart, Jacksonville.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
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MONDAY—
Jhe f0]1 0W ! n f cha,, , PI ' S me * t,n . ? s ’i
omans , - Society of First Baptist |
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Chapter X- No. , 1, Mrs. ,, George „ Denver, „ I
j hostess; Wolf street at 4 m j
t liaptei No. 2, Mis. R. IT ,aadic, |
hostess; Union street, at 4 p. m
Chapter No. 3. Mrs. I.. D. Odham,
hostess; Union street, at 4 p.,.m.
Chapter No. 4, Mrs. .J. E. Dubberiy,
liQstess; at 4 p. m.
Chapter No. 5, Mrs. Paul Twitty,
hostess; Union street, at 4 p. m.
Chapter No. (’>. Misses Ferguson,
hostesses; 707 Howe street, at 8
p. m. '
Purvis..Girl Reserves, at Y. W. C.
A., at 8 p. m.
TUESDAY—
Neighborhood Club, Mrs. George II.
Oi ok, hostess; "807 Albany street. i
Bridge Eight, Mrs. William C. Cro- :
vatt, hostess; 900 Halifax square, at
4 m.
High School Club, at Y. W. C. A.,
at 4 p. m.
I arent-Tcacher Association, at
Glynn High School building, at 8
n. m.
WEDNESDAY—
Aca.'hi Club, Mr,. Th™ F»l.„
hostess; 100( Egmon . tin , a |
p. m.
THURSDAY—
While Away Club, Mrs. J. C. Bald¬
win, 1228 Carpenter street, at 4 p. m.
7th Grade Girl Reserves, at Y. IV.
C. A., at 8:30 p. m.
FRIDAY—
Friday Afternoon Club, Mrs. J. M.
Couvic, hostess; 1115 Union street,
at 3:80 p. m.
“Live Wires” and the “Girls Mis¬
sionary Society,” at St. James Luth¬
eran church, at 7:80 p. m.
Symphony orchestra rehearsal, at
Y. W. 0. A., at 8 p. m.
SATURDAY—
-Mother and Daughter’s Party,”
Girl Reserves, hostess; at Y. W. C.
A., at 8 p. m.
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D. A. R. MEETING
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
MrS. J. P. McLean will he "Hostess
to Brunswick Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, Tuesday af¬
ternoon at 3:30 o’clock, at her resi¬
dence on Union street. j
Annual reports and election of of¬
ficers occur at this time, and a full j
attendance of members is urged.
Reports of the state and national
meetings will also be given. I
' unable attend re
Members to are i
! quested to notiiy the hostess.
j BERNSTEIN-HARRIS oaoft
| The following invitations of interest have to been the
! issued and will he
many friends of the contracting par
i ties:
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bernstein re
i quest the honor of your presence at
I the niqrriage of their daughter, Ann
I Isabelle, to Mr. B. Palmer Harris,
! .Jr., on Wednesday evening, the
twelfth of June, nineteen hundred
i and twenty-three, at seve o'clock, i
1515 Kav avenue.
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DELIGHTFUL WEEK-END
HOUSE PARTY ON ISLAND
Mr. and Mrs^C ] p' W ‘
tertaini-ig a a rty of friends
and relatives for the week-end
! their cottage at St. Simon island.
! Mrs. Gowen, Miss Nan Smith, Miss
1 Mav Smith and George Gowen went
I........ Friday; Mrs. N. H. Ballard,
Miss Margaret -Ballard, Davidson Bal ,
llai-d, ;
Ralph Smith we J l{ pFwhitmire i
r '''".ries Gowen will go over
this morning. The party will return
the citv tomorrow morning.
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RESERVES OF Y. W. C. A.
AM) DAUGHTER PARTY
The Girl Reserves of the Y. W. C.
A. are planning to give a “Mother
and Daughter ’ party Saturday even
ing, May 20 th, at 8 o’clock. The
tertainment will be in charge of tTie
officers of the High School club and
all groups will take part in the pro
gram consisting of several readings
and special music. Refreshments
be served and the mothers will be
invited to join in some of the games
which the girls so often enjoy by
themselves at the “Y.”
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LITTLE ANNIE LEE WILSON
CELEBRATED HER BIRTHDAY
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. E. S.
Wilson entertained with a lovely
lawn party in honor of her little
daughter, Annie Lee, in celebration of
ktr sixth birthday.
There were about thirty-five or
ty little guests present and each one
was presented with an attiactive lit
tle f avor.
The birthday table was placed on
tli" lawn and had for its
f- :e birthday cake, around wnich was
a fe' ii; land ol pink loses and fern. Six
I }ink t;lIldk ‘ s burned brightly,
n.ucn to the attractiveness of the
table. Ice cream and cake were serv¬
ed and pink and white candles also
ad r red the table.
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FORMER BRUNSWICK BOY
TO ATTEND JAPANESE FETE
Many Brunswick friends of Lieu¬
tenant Mallory K. Aiken, son of
and Mrs. F. D. Aiken, will be
ested and will rejoice with him in an
honor which has recently been
stowed upon him.
Lieutenant Aiken is executive offi
cer of the U. S. S. Tracy, which was
gelectS(1 and j.ivited to go to Japan
to part ieipate in the “Emperor’s Gar
den Panv j n cherry Blossom
w]lich is cons idered by the
as a very .important fete.
About the first of June, Mr. Aiken
will return to Manilla in the Philip¬
pines, after his six week’s voyage to
Japan.
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LAST MEETING
GLYNN P.-T. A.
The last meeting of the school year
of Glynn Parent-Teacher Association
will occur Tuesday afternoon at II
o’clock, at the high school building,
and a full attendance of all members
is urged.
Election of officers takes place at
this time, and the question of divid¬
ing the association into separate
high and grammar school groups, is
to be discussed.
Mothers of high school students
from Arco, Purvis and Community
schools, are invited to be present.
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^ () y |e g rade w jth the largest percent¬
age of mothers attending the meet¬
ing
Remember the date, Tuesday after
noon, at 3 o’clock, and be on hand.
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THE GIRLS CLUB
MEETING YESTERDAY
Saturday afternoon the Girls Club
was delightfully entertained by Miss
Elizabeth Taylor, 91!) Union street.
Easier lilies, fern and a flowering
vine beautifully arranged in baskets,
formed the pretty decorations of t’he
home. Top score in the bridge game
was made by Mrs. Douglas Nighten¬
gale and tlie consolation was cut -by
Miss Gladys McKinnon.
After the game, at the conclusion
of the entertainment, an ice course
was served.
Miss Alice Stiles will entertain the
club next Saturday afternoon at four
o’clock.
The guests at the meeting yesterday
afternoon were Mesdames Walter
Oates, Ralph McCrary, Douglas
Nightengale, R. S. Ledsinger.
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SOCIALS FOR MRS. SADTLER
AND HER SON RECENTLY
Mrs. W. A. Sadtler and Robert
Sadtler, wife and son of the former
minister of St. James Lutheran
church, who leave tomorrow for their
home in Selinsgrove, Pa., have been
the recipients of several socials
in their honor by members of the
congregation of the Lutheran church.
On last Friday evening a social was
given at their church and on Monday
evening they gathered at Mrs. Sadt
ler’s home, 105 Prince street, at which
time Mrs. Sadtler was presented with
a most charming gift as a token of
esteem ami appreciation of her until-
lng: efforts and interest in the work
she has accomplished. Mrs. Sadtler
d serves much credit as she has
ried on the work in the church since
Mr. Sadtler's departure.
A trip to Fernandina, Fla., was also
«' ivun for Mrs. Sadtler, which was
very enjoyable'affair.
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Judge and Mrs. D. M. Clark, of
Jesup, spent yesterday here.
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Mr- I E Roister who has been
o t , ()t sev . ei . a | weeks, in Jaei;
” m ' 1 iM* 1 , returned -home yesterday,
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Miss Ellen Emanuel spending ,.
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dame a soubrette and hides the naivette of the Jeune FiHe
neath a stateliness that is Greeklike in its classicism. At one mo=
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inent it conceals and at the next. it reveals. Now it startles with
a flamboyant bursts of colors and now it sweeps like a flurry of
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:Y spring leaves spreading springliness and springliness and
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; ^ springliness and springliness broadcast in its wake.
j So-with this Spring 1923
season
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j Her every mood is found
, each of her ideas are exprest is
| of lovliness.
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Ah! Fashion Heres Fashion
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j Where Style Reigns
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the week-end in Savannah as the
I guest of friends and relatives.
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Miss Ruth Busk, of Atlanta,
spending a few days with her moth¬
er, Mrs: C. Busk, on Norwich street.
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Mr. and Mrs. James T. Colson, Miss
Willqdeen Colson and little Jimmie
Colson are spending about two weeks
on the island.
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Friends of Miss Maria Blnin, who
has been on a visit in Macon anil At¬
lanta will be interested in knowing
that she is recuperating from illness I
C. at J. the Holmes her home Macon. of her niece, Mrs. j
in
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Mr. Miss Isaac Florence M. Aiken, Aiken, who accompanied j !
went to at
tend tlie Georgia Bankers Conven-!
lian in Savannah, Thursday, and she
i will • s P<'» d a week or ten days as the
i guest of Miss Suzanne Bell, in that
! cit Y
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vannah, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brantley, Major and of Mrs. Sa- j
are guests of i
S. K. Brown, for the day. Mr. Brant- j
ley is president of the Atlantic Tie \
and known Lumber in this company city. and is well j
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Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hummel and I
Mrs. J. E. Peek leave soon for Kings- ]
ton, Tcnn., to make their future home. j
Mr. Hummel has been a valuable sup-,
erintendent of the Georgia Veneer
and Package company. Their many
friends will regret their departure
front the city.
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Friends of Mrs. Mark Verdery will
regret to know that she continues ill
in lffir home in Riverside. Mrs. Ver
dcry expects to leave in June for
Daytona, to he with her daughter,
Mrs. John R. West, of Tarpon
Springs, who will have a cottage
there for the season.—Florida Times
Union. Mrs. Verdery is well known
in Brunswick and has many friends
who will he grieved to learn of her
Indisposition.
ST. SIMON TRANSIT
j COMPANY
j B RU NSWICK TO OCEAN PIER, ST.
SIMON ISLAND
| Leaye Brunswick .......... 6:00 am
j Leave Brunswick ......... 9:30 am
| Leave Brunswick ......... 4:00 pm I
,Leave 0cean Pier ......... 7:15 am |
Leave ocean Pier ........ U:00 pm! am ,
Leave Ocean Pier ........ 5:30
Sunday Schedules
Laeve Brunswick .......... 9.30 am
j Leave Brunswick .......... 2:30 ,pm
Leave Ocean Pier ........ 11:00 an*
Leave Ocean Pier .........: 5:30 pm
J. B. WRIGHT
Worm5 |n a Healthy Child
AH children troubled with Worms have an urn
healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as •
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVE S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
lor two or thres weeks will enrich the blood, im¬
prove the digestion, and act as a General Strength- then j
euing Tonic to the whole system. Nature will 1
throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be
m perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60 c per bottl*
SUNDAY MAY 13, 1*23.
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