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THE BRUNSWICK NEWS
BERTHA A. STEVENSON,
. Oice Phone, 188, 9 i. e, to 4 p. m.
Residence Phone 919
WHEN THE FROST IS ON THE
PUNKIN
’
frost . . ,, the , . d
When the , , is on pun in a
the fodder’s in the shock,
And vou hear the kyouck and gobble
of the struttin’ turkey-cock,
And the clackin' of the KUineys, and
the ,, cluckm 1 ! of the t
And the roosters hallylooyer as he
tiptoes on the fence;
O, it’s then’s the times a feller is
a-feelin’ at his best,
With the risin’ sun to greet him from
a night . of peaceful rest.
As he leaves the house, bareheaded,
and goes out to feed the stock,
When the frost is on the punkin and
the fodder’s in the shock.
|The husky, ol the rusty corn, russed of the tassels
| And the raspin’ of the tangled Wives,
as, golden as the morn;
The stubble in the furries—kindo’
: h,nesome-1ike, but still
A-preachin . . , sernruns to . us 01 the
barns they gl owed to fill:
The strawstaek in the meddar. and
the reaper in the shed;
The horses in their stalls below—
the clover overhead.
O, _ it sets my heart a-clukm like the
tickin’ of a clock,
When the frost is on the punpkin and
the fodder’s in the shock.
—James Whitcomb Riiey.
RETURN OF THE PRODIGALS
Harvest time of plenty—
Play the “Ole Virginn.v reel!”
The prodigals are cornin’ home
To tell ’em: “Pass the veal-”
The fatted calf is present,
Presidin’s at the meal;
The hungry line says, “Sleek an’fine!
Slay him! Pass the veal!’
“We toiled not in the weatlu r
When summer days were Ior.\
But now we stand in harvest la.’.
To sing the harvest song.
“WeNye left the hungry country:
We’re clothed from head to heel!
For feedin* swine wnrn’t in our line
Stir round now! Pass the veal!”
- Frank L. Stanton.
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Y. M. C. A. (A LEND Alt
GIVEN FOR THE WEEK
Mabel Cratty Reserves, Mrs. R.
M. Lee, adviser, 2:30 p. m.
FRIDAY
Young Men’s Club luncheon, I
p. m.
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MRS. M'CLUNK HOSTESS
FRIDAt AFTERNOON ( LI IJ
The members of the Friday
noon Club will be entertained at
weekly meeting tomorrow bv Mrs
H. McClune at her home on
stieet. Bridge will be enjoyed by
club, beginning at ,T.:50 o'clock.
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METHODIST JUNIOR
SOCIETY -..... MEETS .......;■ FRIDAY ........
The Junior Missionary Sociey
the First Methodist church will
on I* riduy atternoon at 3:30
at the church. All children between
the ages of six and nine years
asked to attend the meeting.
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\MITY CLUB
IS POSTPONED
Tr.e meeting of the Amitv
whiih was to have been
row afternoon with Mr*. S. K.
has been postponed on account of
illness of Mr. Brown. The hostess
for next week will be announced
Sundav.
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MI7.PAII CLASS
MKF.TING TONIGHT
The Miapah Class of the
tcrian church will be entertained
evening by Miss Caroline Wav
Miss Klherta Martin, at the former’s
home on Howe street, at eight
j This is the regular monthly
j and sociul meeting of the class
all members are cordially invited
bt> present. '
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j MRS. CHURCH HOSTESS
CONTRACT BRIIMiK CLUB
I j .Mrs. A, L. Chprch delightfully en
tcrained the members of the Yon
(tract Bridge Club yesterday after
| noon at her home on Union street
Thi home’ was prettily
with hright garden flower* and bloom
ir.g |H'tt<d plants.
The club prixes for high score
"or by .Mrs, C. B. fonyers and \fr*
U M. Nightingale. f.ight n-fr*-Fi¬
. ments were served by the h is at
Jthe conclusion OOOO «»f the games.
ST VRS \KK IN
VOGI’K TOD O
j The vogue for stars remains.
A striking and beautiful evening
j 1 gown is made of deep bine velvet
* mbroidereti with silver stars.
ver and blue-midnight skv.
trimming and color are all in
‘
harmony. UmpVhatle*
find in stars a most
effective deeoration. Stars of
or silver on blue ceiling* are used
in an occasional unconventional
modernistic room. And screens
heavv decorated paper, in silver or gilt or blue
are with stars silver
the blue, gold on the silver, white on
the gold, perhaps.
A cocktail coat of black net or
georgette embroidered with silver
stars aA? a most becoming addition
, to sleeveless black evening frock, j
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DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE
1»AKTV TUESDAY EVENING
A lovely event ot the week was the
bridge party given on Tuesday eve-;
n j ng by Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mallard,i
-at their attractive new home on Glynn j
Isle. The pary was a delightful fare r
well courtesy to Miss Mary Mallard,
"ho leaves tomorrow for/ an extended;
I visit to relatives in Texas and Los j
A les> Calif
The hospitable home was very at-!
tractive for the occasion with quanti- j
ties of lovely red and white japonicas
and roses. j
‘ Several interesting progressions of *
high holders and “ftfcj other
' e fl the score
w j nn ers.
Late in the evening a most delicious
salad and sweet coure was served;
;bv ,.Mrs Mallard. which « much
enjoyed ■ bv * the twenty guests v pi esent.
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I LOVELY MEETING
OF ACACIA CLUB
< The Acacia Club, the city’s oldest
>nd most exclusive social flub, was
, charmingly ternoon by entertained Mrs. .James ^sterday I. Go won at- at
j her hospitable home on Albany
i street. -
The spacious rooms where the
; tables were attractively grouped for
euchre were adorned with lovely spring
i flowers in artistic arrangement,
i At the conclusion of the games and
j i scores? Maxey were presented totaled, Miss titl Florence ing of
ws$s a
pretty crystal beads as lone hand
prize, high score prize, a box of at¬
, by Miss
I tractive stationery, was won prize,
Kezzie Conoley, and consolation
\a noveltv brass bell, went to Mrs.
•George Palmer Smith. Mrs. Charles!
1 Lloyd, of Chattanooga, Tenn., a vis
| itor in the city, who is one of the
club’s charter members, was the
1 honor guest of the afternoon, and
(presented a-lovely card case as a me
jmento of the occasion.
j Late in the afternoon, Mrs Colson,
; assisted by her atractive daugh ei,
Miss \V illodeen ( olson, served a most
delightful salad and sweet course,
1 which were much enjoyed by the con
• genial eotorie of friends.
The club will be entertained next
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George
Palmer Smith at her home on Union
I street.
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1 C VPT. GEORGE W. W \Y
(HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
! E W u lt l rl,0r0 ’ J i® n .* hv L hT A children 1
•ami a nuir.her ..f other relatives .ml
I friends, was a birthday dinner given
j Smulny at tho home of Captain (»eot*gfe
i VV. Way, the occasion being his 85th
anniversary. The dinner was served
indoors on account of the inclement
weather. The birthday cake candles, was a
huge alfair and contained 85
all of which wore Birhtecl and made
a pretty picture in the center of the
Jong table.
Captain Way has four children, all
of whomvveri present, ..mo
come l„mr long distances rimtnmwi in to nttrml attend this this din- din
nev: Noel T. Way. the eldest,
*
Brunswick; . Mrs. A. \. Sykes, , Hast
Jugs. Ha.; ^Mrs. E. B. Way. Lodge;
an< ! Mrs. (». M. Bennett, of Waltei
boro. These four children have twenty
and daughters, and these six
teen others, making, the family now
consist grandchildren of four and sixeen children, great twenty grand- j
children. Besides the four children,
others present included Dr. ami Mrs.
(i - D. Sipes, of Parris Island, and lit
tlp Billie Watson; Mr. and Mrs.
J- Sim*, of Waynesboro; Mrs. L. R.
Adams, of Pembroke; Mr. and Mrs.
A- G. Crosby and son. Stnoaks; Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Gatch and
of WaJterboro; Mr. ami Mrs. W. W.i j
Smoak, of Walterboro; Mrs. G. B.
Herndon, of Ashepoo; Miss Angie
Kinard. Willie Ktnard, Cleveland
Baa*le, Cleveland Bennett. G. M, Ben
n *’ tt an<l children; Mrs. R. B. Way
daugher*.
Captain Way has had a long and
honorable career. He was born Pear
Bidgeville. now Dorchester comty,
am! came to the Ml Carmel segtion
when two jife years of age. having Jived
his entire since at the same sec
tion. He entered the War Between
States January 1. I8ti2, and serv
<mI through he war, being woumM at
the Battle of Seven Pines.
* Politically, Capa in Way was a aan
didate only one time, being elegttd
^ rvt ' a,member of the house of
representatives for «m* term. 1909-ttO.
He i* a member of the Baptist chu'th
ami has held official position at Zam
church for many year*.
Stalwart ami erect. C«"Ltm Win
does not apiarar to be within twenty
years of his true age. end his family
and friends in leaving wished hkn
many returns of the anniversary,
promising t»» come hack and enjlv
the SCth birthday in a similar mat•
ncr.
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Mr. and ^Irs. J. M. Evans, of Ml
c ” n * v > s »ting friends in the city
for a ft W
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Mr * and Mrs - H * S Houston, of
Holyoke, Mass., were visitors m th«
today.
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„ «"<* , Mrs. J. S. ,. Kenney, of
* Ihttsburgti, P*-nn.. are spending a s few
rf * vs in the city.
New\
Spring Dresses
Just unpacked this morning were many
charming models of beautiful new printed
dresses selected with especial care for smart
Brunswickians.
Style ... character... workmanship ... and,
last but not least, Price . . . All of these fea¬
tures unite to make these frocks of interest
. to every woman ...
Do come in and see them!
$15 and
upward
Servicel
While our buyers are in New
York scouring- the market for
values, we shall be pleased to
write them for special orders for
you . . . Come by the store or
phone 215 and we shall see that
you get Personal Service!
at Z EL’S
“ That Good Store”
Mr. and Mrs; H. C. Peoples, of Ror
Chester, N. v A., are spending the day
the clt .v
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Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Smith, of Val
<io?ta an> RUests of friends in the
t .p • v f 0J . a f t , w flays’ *0 visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Nathan will
spend the week-end in Savannah
with relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McLarty left
this afternoon for Waycross, where
they will reside in the future.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. C. North and two
mil.- «.»zhUr. will leave ic » .lay
" r tor Je.up to make the.r tome.
( t lia Brooks ten yesterday
for her home in Savannah after a
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. A.
A. Nathan, for several days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Branch, ol l ....
r. rum
dclplua, Penn.* are spending a
days in the city while en route to
Mountain ( ity, r a.
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Mr. ami Mr,. II. H. I..vi«, of Mor
ristown, . N. J.. are spending -"vci al
illty ;'Y 1 ' ’ ,u t,u Lr ''
’• 5" ‘ l "
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1 1 . c- m ’ , ”, r / '[ , k
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with sr ^,"; Dr. t “ a<h and “ r Mrs. ' r J. P^antly \\. Simmons, located a- ,
their home on ' men st
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The little daughter of Mr. and Mis.
Edward Miller. Jr., born.Tuesday eve
ning at the Cit\ Hospital, has been
given the name Carolyn Frances,
Mrs. A C. *S W ylly S °i left ? this . . morning
for her home in Marietta after a
feu weeks visit to Dr. and Mrs. J.
Dunwody,
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Mis* Mary Mallard will leave to
morrow on an extended several
montl '
Los Angeles, (alit.
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Mr. and , Mrs. A. H. Chapman, of
lortland. Me., are spending •» f"w
days in the city, guests at the <>g’"
thorpe Hotel,
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Mrs. O. D. Dickey , and Miss Jsara
Dell Per kins. oT Arco, have as their
vu*Nt for several days, Mi-s Alice
I-andon and Miss Verdie London, of
Arcadia. Fla.
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Mrs. K. E oriesnick, cf Shelton,
( ^ onn at rived yesterday from Jack
-
senville. and will spend the remainder
of the witner with her daughter M,
Jack Gardner, *t the t)gl«-thor|>«* If.
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The many frsend- of Major W
Harwell wdi S.e juite interested in
knowing that his neph* v, Harwell
Sturdivant, of A st Point. G.i.. who
vv 'itb his nv-th *r v: .-sited Major Hhr
t,T ‘ St. S mon - * lainrd during th*
asi -uminer, has jus? elected
( olumhia * r.ive e. srty. New York,
to the orofcs.-oi sh p f biology in that
v* a ** 1 ’ r<! t- * Mr Sturdivant i*
porhop* the youngest profesor in the
university Iwing only L* yearn oh ;
and he will make his home m the fu
ture in New VoTk City.
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Me arc now m a position to give you
prf ,* mpt 5enMCe «» watch and
repairs. Guaranteed work
manship. r nedmans Jewelers, 1524
street. adv.
.
THURSDAY, JAN. 31, 1929. ,
MOTHER!
Ciean Child's Bowels with
“California Fig Syrup"
Murry Mother! Even
bilious, feverish, or sick, colic Babies
and Children love to take genuine
too**
bowels so nicely. It sweetens the
stomach and starts the li\er and bow
els without griping. Contains no nar
cotics or soothing drugs. Say “Cali
fornia” to your druggist and avoid
eour * crfeitg ; i ns j st upon genuine
-California Fig Syrup” which con
tains directions.
OH can really taste
pickle* in GclfantlY Relish
Sandwich Spread. Tho«c
fat (-hunk* arc green pep¬
per*—and there are Mijrar,
mu-lard. »pice und cream.
By the maker* of Oelfand’s*
famouH mayonnaise.
l)ittributor$
LAZAKI S A COMPANY
iJruHtmirk. Ga.
GEfiFAYD’8 REL1HH
8A-Yi>WIC;H
A THREE DAYS’ COUGH IS
YOUR DANGER SIGNAL
Cough* from colds may lead to *eri»u 9
trouble. \ou rarj stop them now with
Crewmulsion, an emulsified creosote that
is pleasant to take. Creomuisiou is a
medical discovery with two-fold action;
il soothe* and he&i* the inflamed mera
hrane^ and inhibits germ growth.
Of all known drug*, creosote i* rec^g
Bized by high medical autiiorities as one
of the greatest healing agenci»-s for cough*
from colds and bronchial irritations.
Creomulsrn contains, in addition to creo¬
sote, other healing element* which soothe
“QBIEgMMQME-éfiu
SLEEP ALL NIGHT NOW
A. C. Smith, 41 W. Broad, Bethle¬
hem, Pa., says, “I will tell or write
how I was relieved of getting up
nights with Lithiated Buchu (Keller
Formula). Now I get up refreshed
and feeling fine.” It acts on bladder
as epsotn salts do on bowels.. Drives
out foreign deposits and lessens ex
sive acidity. This relieves the irrita¬
tion that causes getting up nights.
The tablets cost 2c each at all drug
stores, Keller Laboratory, Mechanics
burg, Ohio, or locally at Andrews’
Drug Store. (ndv.)
BANISH THAT
EXTRAFAT
Do it in the easy, pleasant wav, in the
modem, scientific way. Not by abnormal
exercise or diet, but by combating the
great cause of excess fat.
That way is embodied in Marmola
prescription tablets. People have used
them for 20 years—millions of boxes of
them. So now you can see, on every
hand, the results this method brings.
New beauty, new health, new vitality. If
you envy those results, learn the way to
get them.
A hook in every box of Marmola tell*
you the formula, also the reasons for all
it does. You will have no fear of harm.
Get it today and watch the results. Learn
how much it means to you in muny
ways. Do this for those who wish to
admire you. Just ask your druggist for
a $1 box of Marmola.
and Iwal the inflamed membranes and
Wop the irritation, while the creosote
goes on to the stomach. I* absorbed into
the Hood, attacks the seat erf the troubhs
and checks the growth of the germ*.
CreomtiSsion is guaranteed satisfac¬
tory in the treatment of coughs from
colds, bronchitis and minor forms at
bronchial irritation*, and is exeeUear
for building up ibe system after cold*
or flu. Money refunded if not relieved
after taking according to direction*.
Ask (adv.)