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THE I.AGKANGK REPORTER. FRIDAY MORNING I N religious lymboliam from vary early timea red nnd blua wera aaorad to tha Mother of Chriot, Red expressed heavenly love and aapirationi blua, truth, oonatanoy, purity. In pioturaa rapreoanting tha Aaaumptlon tha Virgin la clad in white. In pioturaa termed tha Immaculate Conception aha ia arrayed in fwhite. Thia aubjact waa not treated in early art. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ t ♦ UNION GROVE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mr. and Mra. R. L. Allen and fam ily, from Roanoke, Ala., are spending a few dayB with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gross, Mr. R. L. Allen is to start for Florida Fri day looking for u now homo. Wo wish for him a pleasant trip but sorry to give up our old friends. Mrs. Fincher, from Roanoke, Ala., is the guest of her son, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Fincher, Also her sisters, Misses Bettie and Martha Edwards. Mrs. E. M. Middlel)rooks gave a big quilting Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Biron Lipham were the guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and MrB. J. T. Middlebrooks one night this week. ♦ • ♦ PLEASANT GROVE ♦ ♦ ♦ The people in our community were saddened to hear of the death of Mrs. Julia Hendrix which occurred Satur day at her home near Big Springs. Mrs. Bob Cadenhead has returned home after a week’s stay with her sister, Mrs. Jim Piper of West Point Mra. J. E. Borders and daughter, Miss Kara Bpent Thursday in La- Grange as the guests of Mra. Albert Owen. Mra. Emory Floyd and children of Salem, are on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mra. Bob Cadenhead. Miss Mary Hunter spent the week end in town with homefolks. Misses Eva McCurdy and Esther ♦ Simmons spent the week-end in town * with their aunt, Mrs. Tom Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Owen spent Friday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mra. J. E. Borders. Miss Marion Wynn of Greensboro will be the lovely guest of Misses Kara and Ethel Borders at their pretty country home “Corrinades,” Near Pleasant Grove during the Xmas holidays. ♦ ♦ ♦ GLENN «• ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. Harrison left Monday to visit relatives in Colum bia, S. C. Mr. Cullen Borges and Miss Iva Lane Adamson were married last Sunday. May their journey through life be happy. We gladly welcome Brother. H. 0. Green and family in our midst Mrs. Willie Strickland and daugh ters, Jenette and Irene, spent last Monday with Mrs. E. E. Turner. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Phillips spent last Wednesday with Mrs. Edd Mid- dlebrooks. Mrs. Jesse Strickland and daugh ters spent Tuesday with Mrs. E. E Turner. Miss Robs Lane and sister, Miss Hattie Crouch and Mrs. E. E. Turner spent Tuesday afternoon with Mra. H. O. Green. Mrs. Milton Strickland and daugh ter, Eula Mildred, spent Monday af ternoon with Mrs. E. E. Turner. Death of Mrs. W. P. Trammell. Our community was made sad last Thursday when the death angel came and took one of our neighbors and friends, Mra. W. P. Trammell. She was sick for several weeks and death came as a relief to her suffering. She was a true mother and good wife. Her remains were laid to rest at the M. E. church at Glenn. She is survived by a husband and five chil dren, who have our deepest sympathy. ❖ ♦ ABBOTTSFORD * ♦ Mrs. Edmundson returned last week from a pleasant visit to friends in Atlanta. Mrs. Estes and Miss Saralee Barnes spent Thursday morning in Standing Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Glass were week end guests of friends in LaGrange. I*. I«14 Grange. Miss Vesta Dye of Pyne spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Sara- lee Barnes. Messrs. John Markett and Ralph Haralson of East Vernon were in our little city Sunday afternoon. , Miss Lena Gross was hostess at a very enjoyable party last Friday evening. Mrs. Walker and daughter. Pearl were in LaGrange last Saturday shop ping. Our corn club boys certainly had a delightful time in Atlanta. Among those who attended were: Dewey Gross, Horace Cliff and, Leo Free man, Curtis GlasB, Albert and Heard Bassett. Mr. McGuinty of Lanett, Ala., preached to a large and interested congregation at Wehadkee first Sun day. A preacher from Roanoke will preach at Wehadkee next first Sun day. Prof. Wilson’s school will close for the holidays on the twenty-third. The pupils will have a concert on that night, Wednesday, and we are looking forward to some good exercises. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE REPORTER ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ EAST LAGRANGE ■> ♦ ♦ Brother Bales preached at Unity Sunday last. Mrs. W. H. McClendon, from Man chester, visited Mr. J. II. MeClendon’B family last week. Mra. Linda Lester and sister and little Miss Doris are visitors in Man chester this week at the home of Mrs. Lester’s parents. Mrs. Whittaker is quite feeble this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Coats have re turned to their homo in Senoia. They have been guests at Mr. and Mrs. Brumbeloe, their parents. Mrs. Peavy returned to her home in Odessa last week. She has been the guest of her daughter, Mra. J. F. Carley. Mrs. J. F. Carley and her daugh ter, Mrs. R. 8. Swygert and little Miss Claudia visited Mr. and Mrs. Truitt Carley at Hogansville one day last week. From there Mra. Swygert re turned to her home in East Point. Mra. L. S. Monroe visited relatives at lunette Saturday and Sunday. Sorry to place Mr. Luther Craig on the disabled list this week. Mr. Lott and his daughters gave an entertainment Saturday night in the way of a candy matching, a nice crowd was present and much enjoy ment reported. Misses Carrie Lott and Annie Bird and sister, from Dunson’s Mill spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Susie Lott. Mr. Ed Smith, from Riverview visited his sister, Mrs. Annie Horn last week. Mr. and Mra. B. F. Fuller, from Elm City visited relatives here last week. Notwithstanding the severe cold spell last Tuesday, Mr. H. F. Wil liams made a business trip to the country. Little Miss Rosa Bell White, from Atlanta, is stopping at the home of her aunt in this community. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Kitchens and Master J. W. Lester went shopping in Atlanta one day lately. Misses Lula Craig and Eddie and Lula Whitaker visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frosolono Sunday afternoon. Mr. Mike Frosolorto and Master Frederick visited Mra. Birdsong Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kitchens were guests of Mr. Kitchen's parent* Sun day. \ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Craig entertain ed their children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frosolono recently. Mr. Warren Crouch, from Vtlanta is visiting his mother and brother in this community. Real Meaning of the Day. What with the happy buatle plauulug uud working and which Christmas brings, there is reu danger that the dee|iest significance ot the dny may be uverlwfeud. Superfi cially. Cbrlstoms is tbe season of ever greens, of gayly decked tree*, of Kantn Claus, of feasting lad of the giving and receiving of preeeata But If that la all that It is It is not enough. Tbe heart of Chrlstinasr-the meaning that vitalises all tbe observance* and perpetuates tbe festival throughout the centurlee— la a rude mnnger In aa oriental khan, wherein lay the Babe who was the sou of Mary and Son of God. in its very inline' 1 and in its very character Christmas Is tbe birthday an niversary of the Christ Child. They miss the nnwnw* of this gladdest day of the year who have not eyes to dis cern In It tbe cooing, helplees. beauti ful Rnhe who In his Complete human- tuns warms our hearts and who la divinity acta our spirits to soaring SUBSCRIBE FOR THE REPORTER Miss Bertha Landreth was a visi- Miss Robbie Cleaveland spent the tor to her mother a day and night week-end with homefolks. last week. Miss Louise Hardy, who is attend- Mr. Milledge Prince entertained ing L. II. S. spent Friday and Satur- his friends very p’easantly at a party day with her parents. Miss Mae Sands of Sardis is visit ing her sister, Mrs. O. D. Simmohs. last Friday evening. Mr. G. S. Edmundson spent Mon day night with his parents in La- Toys i Dolls! Toys i Dolls!! CHRISTMAS IS THE TIME WHEN EVERY CHILD SHOULD BE MADE HAPPY. THEIR LITTLE HEARTS * MINDS FILL ED WITH THE ILLUSIONS OF OLD SANTA CLAUS, LET IT BE FAR FROM ANY OF US TO SPOIL THESE HAPPY DAYS FOR SO MANY NICE TOYS AND DOLLS CAN BE BOUGHT AT CALLAWAY’S FOR JUST A TRIFLE. YOU WILL NOT MISS THE SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY PAID FOR THEM, YET / GLADDEN THE HEARTS OF THE LITTLE TOTS. Prices Made Specially Low Today and Through the Holidays W Pounds Best GRANULATED pi /v S U G A r50c FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY AND CAN NOT BE HAD UNLESS OTHER PURCHASES IN GROCERY SECTION AMOUNTS TO 50c OR MORE. Octagon Soap FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOT OVER 4 BARS T< 3c A BAR TO A CUSTOM ER. NO CHILDREN OR PHONE ORDERS. CANNOT BE HAD WITHOUT THIS COUPON. ECONOMY SECTION. Toys for Boys and Girls, Specially Priced 35c 75c $1.25 Doll carriages, dolls, mechanical toys, Iron toys, auto mobiles, coaster boys, drums, horns, carts, wagons, tool chest and our entire lot of 36 cents toys, choice each Doll carriages, doll trunks, doll beds, sleepy dolls, character dolls, arge size mechanical toys, auto mobiles, trains, drums, wagons, large size iron toys, horses and carta, in fact hundreds of 75 cents toys, all specially priced at TOYS, large size dolls that go to sleep. Dolls with kid bodies, pianos and even extreamly large character dolla, doll carriages, heavy iron toys for boys; foot balls, buns a big lot to choose from TOYS—drums, horns, cap busters mechanical automobiles, mechanical torpedo boats, horses, dogs, wagons, dolls and hundreds of other toys that aell at 15 cento, choice for Toy Department in the Economy Sec. Old Store Women’s Fine Tailored Suits $6.98 Ts the woman who needs splen- ded coat suit to tide her through the winter, will find here the most wonderful values that it has been our pleasure to offer. These suits are worth $10.00 and $12.50. THE NEW STORE MAKES SENSATIONAL. Reductions on Ladies’ Coat Suits $10.75 No doubt you are in need of a handsome new suit for the holidays and these suits will surely inter est you for they are the long coat, lined with the very best silk th skirt fl&ired st th# bottom and worth to $18.7$. HERE IS SOME REAL Xmas Bargains in the Economy Sec. $3.75 Women’s sad Misses’ long coats that actually sold at $5.00 to $7.50. These coats are good styles and make the warmest garments for th* cold icy days. Men’s Suits, New Styles $6.75 To the man that appreciates value. Suits that will not only make good business suits but that can be worn almost on any occas ion. These suits are worth $10 to $12.60. Economy Section, this sale $6.75 Underwear Underwear MEN’S AND WOMEN’S HEAVY RIBBED AND FLEECED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, GOOD AND WORM, EXTRA 50 VALUE, THIS SALE ECONOMY SECTION. 38c WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ RIBBED FLEECED VEST AND PANTS SPLENDED VALUES. CHRISTMAS SALE nn ’ PRICE Jj£ g ECONOMY SECTION. WE PAY RAILROAD FARE WITHIN TWENTY-FIVE MILES OF LAGRANGE AND RETURN TO ANYONE MAKING A PURCHASE OF $15.00 OR MORE. WE PAY CASH FOR COTTON AND A LITTLE MORE THAN THE MARKET PRICE WE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL MAIL ORDERS. i