THE DAILY SOCIAL NEWS OF THE SUBURBS AVONDALE. Mr. and Mrs. has Mrs. N.
J. Moon, as her of Brand street, L. Brewer, guest her father, the Rev. G. Mrs.
P. W. of Dayton. Jack, of Somerset, Honeycutt spent and little with Mrs. R.
H. Neighbors. Tuesday Little Misses Nina der have returned and Della Snyfriends in from a visit with Jasper. Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. wah, were recent guests Yarnell, of of OolteC. L. Yarnell, and their son, Orchard Knob avenue.
family on North H. D. Snyder is cent illness. from a reimproved Mr. and Mrs.
B. P. dren have returned from Esty and chilrelatives a visit with Coal Mrs. Cannon Mills has in Summerville, Ga. Creek, where she was returned called by from the illness of her mother, Mrs.
ton. J. Y. TipMr. and Mrs.
D. N. Darber dren and chilMrs. returned Reese from McDaniels Graysville recently. has as her guest her mother, Mrs.
T. L. Roy, of Ooltewah. Miss Mary Dunning is from a tonsil operation improving her at the home of sister, Mrs. G.
E. O'Neal, on North Orchard Knob avenue. Glenn Harrill has returned from a visit with relatives in La Mrs. Wilburn Haskins has Fayette. returned to her home in Pineville, after visiting her mother, Mrs.
Frank Cranmore, on Cooley street. Miss Mary Phillips, of Knoxville, is visiting North her sister, Mrs. T. K. O'Neal, on Orchard Knob avenue.
V. W. Allison left recently for Mrs. Indianapolis, to join Mr. Allison, is in business there.
Evelyn, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. O'Neal, is ill at her home on Northa Orchard, Knob avenue.
A. Smith are vis- joins. street. Mesdames Leta Lewis, of Athens, guests of Mr. and on North Orchard J.
B. Heard Miss Beulah Parks and Miss Ada Cossey spent the week-end, with Miss Cossey's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Fitzgerald, in Apison. Miss Emily Mount, of Arlington avenue, spent the week-end with her parents in Rock Springs, Ga. J. S. Harris is ill at his home on Wilson street.
Mrs. James Waddell, of Louisville, has returned, home after a visit with Mrs. Wilson on North Or- Hamby and the ampere W. R. Knob avenue.
NORTH CHATTANOOGA. The Eliza Yates circle of the North Chattanooga Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon Mrs. Dave Guilder on a May street. Fifteen members were present. Mrs.
W. S. Keese an interesting talk. Plans were made to have a munity Bible study class every Friday morning from 9 to 10 o'clock. Miss Willie McNabb has gone to Nashville on a brief visit.
The Ann Judson circle will meet with Mrs. Will Ingle, on Mississippi avenue this afternoon. Miss Agnes Brown will go to Winchester tomorrow visit relatives. Mrs. Frank Hanco*ck has returned from Columbus, Mr.
and Mrs. Lively have gone to Bridgeport, where they were called by death of Mr. Lively's father. Little Mildred Maulbetsch is spendthe week with her cousin, Elizabeth Usmiller, on Barton avenue. Guy Hood is confined to his home on May street by illness.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lang, of Decatur, announce the birth of a son June 10.
Mrs. D. F. Anderson, of Birmingham, is the guest of Mrs. Lewis Shepherd at Altemede.
The Frances Willard board will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home. Miss Nannie Ochs, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. C. Adler, leaves today for home in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Thompson, bare returned from a motor trip to Baltimore and moved this week to their summer home on Walden's ridge.
The North Chattanooga section of King's Daughters of the First Christian church will meet this afternoon in the church ch parlors, with Miss Eva Kerr as hostess. The Senior Epworth league of the Highland Park M. E. church, south, will entertain, with an ice cream supper Friday at 7:30 o'clock on the church lawn. The Junior guild of the Pilgrim Congregational church will hold its reguJar monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Archie Day on Mission ridge. The annual picnic of the Lookout Planing mills will be held Wednesday, July 4, at Graysville, Ga. Transportation has been arranged for 400, including the employees, and their families. The Virginia Asher council will meet evening at parish house. Supper will be served" at 6 o'clock by the council members.
Miss Ava Wright will conduct the Bible lesson hour. Evangeline chapter, No. 48, order of the Eastern Star, will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7:30 at the Masonic temple. Mrs. J.
Huskins, matron, will preside, assisted by William H. Bauer, worthy patron. Misses Gladys and Annie Gay Kelly will leave Saturday for an extended eastern trip. While away they will visit in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. They will return by boat by, way of Savannah.
There will be an old-time singing held at Peavine Baptist church June 17 at Peavine, Ga. This is the first time there has been an old-time singing in several years, and everyone is cordially invited. Dinner will be served on the grounds at noon. Bridge Club Entertained. Mrs.
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