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FARE THBZ3 Gov. Bailey Launches Recruiting Drive OC1 ETY GREENWOOD COMMONWEALTH. GREENWOOD, MISS, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 11, 1911. Baptist W. M.

S. Meets Yesterday Circles of. the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met in Homes yesterday uflcrnonn to study Stewardship and Missions. The Aven Circle met with Mrs. II.

U. Nabors with seven mem CS nr Presbyterian Circles Iteffin Year's Work The new circles of the Viesliy-terimi Auxiliary held the fir'nt lixtctinifs in the homes of the new lenders Monday afternoon. Circle 1 met in the home of Mrs. James Ashley with 7 members present. The Auxiliury president, Mrs.

Maury Mclntyro was welcome visitor. Mrs. W. 11. Murdoch, fjililc teacher, reviewed the life of Paul from 12nd Circle 2 met inthe home of Mrs.

W. with 14 members Mrs. Stinson presided, and diii ftiV the business session, plans were made for the years work. Mrs. VV.

E. bcmmiii, Kiltie teacher, gave un interesting introductory of the liilde' study from 2nd Corinthians. Circle met with Mrs. I). T.

Monroe with 1(1 members present, flails were made for the coming year, after which Mrs. Horace Kitchell gave the introductory- to the liible study. Circle 4 met with Miss I.yda Vie Wade and Mrs. Carrie Kee-ves with memliers present. Preston Reeves was welcome visitor, and assisted in entertaining.

One new member, Mrs. Nil Springfield was welcomed. COATS-SUITS bers present. Mrs. Nubors gave the devotional and Mrs.

Edgar (iiles gave the Stewardship lesson and led in prayer. The Caswell Circle met with Mrs. A. (i. Stevens with six members present and visitor, Mrs.

M. Durhm. Mrs. W. G.

Stuart gave the Mission Study lesson. Thirteen members of the Chiles Circle went to the First Baptist Chinch in Itta Bena to hear the Uev. Ilyniun Appel-man. Eight members of the Henderson Circle also beard the Uev. Appelman.

The England Circle, having seven members present, met at the church. Mrs. Claud French gave the Current topics from the Mission Magazines. Members of the Garrard Circle met with Mrs. Iirooksher Gee with nine members present.

Mrs. L. P. Quinn gave the Mission Study lesson and Mrs. L.

V. McClure led in prayer. Mrs. G. P.

Reno gave the devotional. Mrs. J. L. Harlan had as her ffuests sjx members of the Johnson Adhering to the fixed policy of this store not to carry apparel into another season, we offer for (iiiick clearance limited groups of beautiful, fine (iialily Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses and Companion Suits at very attractive savings.

Former Prices Are NotQuoted! IP- Governor Tom L. Bailev leaves State Capitol building with members of the four women's branch es of the armed services as he sees them off on the greatest campaign for womanpower held in any state in the Union. The Mississippi Joint Recruitment Campaign, sponsored by the Office of Civilian Defense in this state and headed by Mrs. Bailey as chairman, is the first of its kind to be opened in any state. Purpose of the drive is to secure a complete tabulation of the num CALENDAR OF EVENTS TUESDAY, APRIL 11 8:00 P.

M. State meeting Chine Stevens Chapter, No. 19, 0. K. S.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12 2 P. M. Chakchiuma Chapter, I). A.

U. will meet at Hotel Midway. P. Yazoo River Chapter, I). A.

R. will meet at residence of Mrs. W. G. Poimlexter.

THURSDAY, APRIL 13lh 10:00 A. M. Junior. Auxilary meets at City Hall Executive Uoard meets at 9:30. Noon Kiwanis Club meets at Greenwood Leflore Hotel.

3:00 P. M. J. Z. George Chapter, U.

1). C. meets at Confederate Memorial Building. 7 :30 P. M.B.

P. V. Club meets at Club room. FRIDAY, APRIL 11th Noon Lions Club meets at Greenwood Ieflore Hotel. 1 :00 P.

M. Ladies Day luncheon at Country Club. 3:00 P. M. Garden Club Flower show and meeting at U.

S. 0. Club. ber of young women in Missis Mrs. John Bunch, taught the Mission Study lesson and led in prayer.

Members of the Lackey Circle met with Mrs. T. B. Stinson. Eleven members were present and one visitor, Mrs.

Mattie Read. Mrs. Mann led in the study of the Stewardship lesson. The Tyree Circle met with Mrs. W.

K. Gray with five memliers and one visitor, Mrs. D. R. Tompkins present.

Mrs. A. C. Mason and Mrs, Gray had parts on the Study program. Mrs.

W. E. Blanks gave the devotional. W.S.c!s. Circles Meet In Homes Circles of the W.

S. C. met in the following homes Monday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock: sippi capable of service with the WAGS, WAVES, SPARS or Ma rine Corps omen Reserve. Civic leaders throughout the state Dress Coats black, navy and colors Twills and Crepes. 11 COATS AT S18.75 15 COATS AT S32.50 (Most all are large sizes.) Sport and Casual Coats Nude, Red, Blue and Tan Fleece and Shetland Fabrics.

16 COATS AT S22.50 16 COATS AT $32.50 10 TOPPERS AT S17.53 have been enlisted to aid in completing the womanpower survey. Shown with Gov. Bailey are (left Inning the business session, plans were made for the year. Mrs. W.

V. Harrison gave the introduction to the Bible study. Circle 5 met with Mrs. Chester Allen with 12 members present. Mrs.

A. II George gave the outline of the course of liible study. Circle met in the home of Mrs. ,1. K.

Johnson, with 9 members present. Plans were presented for the coming year's business, after which Mrs. Leon Koseliorough gave the outline for the Hible study. Has Appendectomy Miss Elsie Harlan of 1312 Dewey Street, underwent an appendectomy at the Greenwood lA'florc Hospital yesterday. She is reported resting well today.

Her brother, Critz Harlan with the U. S. Navy, stationed at Millington, spent the week-end at home to be with his sister. '5 Joins Re-union Mrs. T.

Smith's father, W. C. Johnston of Longview, Texas, joined the Smith family in their re-union over the week-end. Visiting Parents Tech. Sgt.

and Mrs. Victor Prophet and son, Vic, of Columbus, are guests of Sgt. Prophet's parents. to right) Lt. Elizabeth Prewitt, WAC; Ensign June Garman, WAVES; Gov.

Bailey, Lt. (J.G.) Ediih Martin and Lt. Ardita Mor gan, these young women are Visit at Highlandale Sgt. Aubrey H. Oglesby of Camp Breclcenridge, and Talmadge Oglesby of Memphis, spent the week-end with their families and friends at Senior Calendar rv You Suffer Estmt FramfN FEMALE Prices lr.c-.lflc Open 1:45 WEAKNESS With Ite Cranky, Nervous Feeltncc TODAY -WED.

--TIIURS If at such times voul Circle 1 met with Mrs. C. A. Foreman. There were 11 members present.

Mrs. Kate Ellis gave the devotional. Circle 2 met in the ladies parlor of the church, with 10 members and one visitor, Mrs. Gordon Clark present. The devotional was given by Mrs.

W. D. Hand, and Mrs. J. W.

Doiron gave the Mission Study. Circle 3 met with Mrs. P. L. DeLoach with 12 members and 1 new member, Mrs.

Craig Rabb, present. Mrs. Bob Farrel gave the devotional and Mrs. Robert DeLoach gave the Mission Study. Circle 4 met with Mrs.

J. A. Diggs, with 14 present. The devotional was given by Mrs. David Turner and Mi's.

Nelson Taylor gave the Mission Study. Circle 5 met with Mrs. J. H. Aven.

There were 9 members, and one visitor, Mrs. A. C. Sexton, present. Mrs.

Tom Flowers gave the devotional, and the Mission Study was given by Mrs. E. E. Farrar. Circle 6 met with Mrs.

F. C. Horner. There were 17 members and one visitor, Mrs. Horner's mother, Mrs.

Ayres, present. The devotional was given by Mrs. John Bealle. Mrs. E.

S. Bowlus gave the Mission Study. Circle 7 met with Mrs. F. O.

Braley, with 8 members present. Mrs. Roy Grisham gave the devotional. Mrs. R.

V. Porter the Mission Study. Circle 8 met with Mrs. R. B.

Schlater. There were 10 members present. Mrs. T. J.

Curry gave the devotional. The Mission Study was given by Mrs. R. V. Pollard.

traveling with members of Mrs. Bailey's State Executive Committee, consisting of civic leaders, and will visit here during the campaign. 5 "5 Business Women Enjoy Program Members of the Business Women's: Circle of the First Baptist Church were served a delightful supper last night by the England Circle, following which Miss Gertie Toler, chairman, opened the meeting with a prayer. Miss Toler presented Miss Frances Dale, Royal Service chairman, who had arranged an excellent program, the subject of which was "Everlasting Kingdom in the Land of Its Beginning" and which was given in the form of a radio broadcast. As a fitting preface Miss Dale read scripture from 1st Corinthians, 17th Chapter, and the 1 22nd Psalm.

Taking part in the "broadcast" were Misses Leatrice Ran-dle, Sara Whitten, Stella Mae Stoker, Catharine Brand, Lena Burns and Johnny Bell Carra-way. The meeting was brought to a conclusion with a prayer by Miss Mary Newman. i Nancy Ellen Gwin Lt. and Mrs. Elmer VV.

Gwin announce the arrival of a daughter, born April 5th in San Antonio, Texas. She has been named Nancy Ellen. The maternal grandparents are Prof, and Mrs. uuner irom cramps, backache, nervous, tired feelings, are a oiue aue to rune' tlonal monthly disturbances Start at fmPt trir T.vriin Plnb. April 15th 3:00 o'clock Reserved for Mrs.

F. M. Sandifer. May (ith Evening Reserved. May 13th :00 p.

m. Reserved for Mrs. Chas. Abbott. p.

m. Mrs. Chester Allen for Misses Joanne Stuart, Mar-jorie Milam and Minnie Lee Gillespie. May 261 Evening Reserved for Mrs. Allen Hobbs.

Spends Easter in Cleveland John Linnell, spent the Easter holidays with relatives in Cleveland. SHOCKING! MOCKING! DRAMA OF EMOTIONS! Classic Styles in Shetlands, Checks, Plaids, Covert and Twills. Regular and Junior sizes. barn's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. It's famous not only to help relieve monthly pain but also accomDanvine tirpd.

nprvmiK eeuugs 01 mis nature, rnis is De-cause of Its soothing effect on one 30 SUITS AT 520,00 OF WOMAN'S HOST IMPORTANT ORGANS. Taken regularly Pinkham's Compound helrjs build ud resistance against such symptoms Follow label directions! LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S XSiKSK Soft Suits and Dressmaker Styles Flannel, Shetland, Twill, Crepe and Gray Stripes. i 18 SUITS AT S30.00 rsr 1 Blackj Tailored Suits and fine novelty fabrics in stripes and checks. 11 SUITS AT $39.50 Returns from Bowling Green Wamsley of State College, and Ella Margaret Stratton, daugh ter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. P. Stratton, returned Saturday from Navy and Black Dressmaker Suits All wool Bowling Green, Kentucky, where Crepes. the paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Gwin of Greenwood. Ramar Edwarffnamiltnn, Jr. M-Sgt. and Mrs; R.

E. Hamil- she has been attending Howling Green University. 15 SUITS AT $32.50 NOTE All suits other than above not reduced. um announce tne arrival of a son, born yesterday, April 10th at the Greenwood Leflore Hospital. He has been named Ramar Edward Hamilton, Jr.

Mrs. Hamilton is the former Liza Mitchell. Audley Downs, Jr. Private and Mrs. Audley Downs of Sumner announce the arrival of a baby boy, born April 7th at the Greenwood Leflore Hospital.

He has been 3 Added Sports "TUMBLE BUGS" 011 Jinr Special NHIIIfli SPRING DRESSSES Special group of 78 dresses taken from all price ranges and offered for quick clearance at much less than original prices. Black and navy crepes, lovely prints, few spun Junior, regular and large sizes. Dresses on this rack from $14.95 TO $39.50 COMPANION SUITS Classic Suits with maching top-coats, in Shetland, Twills, Hound Tooth Checks and Hair-line Stripes. There are some marvelous suits in this group of 1G that are offered at very attractive prices. ''l Latest EWS WORM) EVENTS named Audlev, Jr.

D. A. R. To Meet At Midway Chakchiuma Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at Midway Hotel, Wednesday, April 12, with Mrs. Albert Williamson and Mrs.

Hal Quackenboss, hostesses. Here from Ft. Monmouth Pvt. Clifton Lomax is here CAR and Save More than one-third of all the gasoline we produce is now needed for war purposes. Work out a planned program of car sharing with your neighbors now.

Share your car save gasoline. HumKo FRIDAY NO APPROVALS NO EXCHANGES EXTRA CHARGE FOR ALTERATION mrfillMHIiMMiflUBMmBHi SDEETIIE03TS OF THE U.S.n. for a few days from Ft. Monmouth, N. having procured an emergency furlough due to high water conditions on his farm.

HOLLYWOOD to Washington. She used to work in the movies. Now shes a WAVE making cartoons used to train Navy fighting men. Whatever your experience, it will be valuble to you-and to the Navy. Navy Wave Recruiting Station Post Office Building Greenwood, Miss.

A. WEILER CO. Greenwood, Miss. MI'S SATURDAY "MILLION DOLLAR KID" Choir Rehearsal There will be a choir rehearsal at the First Christian Church Wednesday night at 7:30. A full attendance is urged.

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