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PAGE SIX-A
Social News From Jefferson
MRS. J. D. ESCOE, Editor
. Mrs. H. E. Aderhold was hos
gfi §n her bridge club on last
Thursday afternoon and entertain
ed in her usual charming manner
x&‘ ‘following players: Mesdames
7. T. Benton, Dudley Moore, J. D.
| Escoe, W. T. Bryan, jr, M. M.
i{ Misses Kathryn Mobley and
. Nixon Mobley.
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. Birthday Party
i Mrs. L. F. Elrod was hostess
Friday afternoon at her home on
i‘wrenceville street, in honor of
‘her daughter Jean, who was cele
| Erating her sixth birthday anni-
L The little hostess and her guests
| played games, and later delectable
reshments were served, and the
| Oecasion was a happy event to all
| who were present.
| Personals
| " Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Legg had
@8 their guests on Tuesday, Mr.
lan@ Mrs. D. E. Baker, and Mr.
land Mrs. J. H. Carter of Royston,
[Mrs, C. L. Bellingrath of New
E‘s - Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Pitner
;'Au’aeus, Miss Fanida Baket and
[Mr. ‘Ulma Hawkins of Gainesville,
'Fla. gnd Miss Love Baber of Green
vllle, 8. C.
‘., John Barron and Mrs.
| George Patterson of Toronto, Can
'ada, and Miss Belle Golden of
| Bowmansville, Canada, were guests
at the Harrison Hotel Thursday
inight,. They were en route home’
from Florida. They reside near the
flfl‘rof the Dionne quintupletsl
and spoke most interestingly of the
five' extraordinary babies.
On:Monday Mrs. Clifford Storey,
s Joyce and Habeth Storey,
were the guests of Mrs. Luther
‘Roberts of Atlanta, who entertain
‘ed at a luncheon, honoring her son,
| Thomas Luther Roberts, jr., who
Hv"nfly received his medical de
gree from Emory university.
| Dr. E. M. McDonald and Miss
Sara Frances McDonald are spend
ing this week in Atlanta.
| Miss Elizabeth Hood, who has
‘Been a student at West Georgia
%;; the past year, has arrived
Lat home for her summer vacation.
%’f . Nat G. Long and Mrs.
Long, who were here for the
“u-Pendergrass wedding were
guests of ‘their mothers, Mrs. J.
‘A Wells and Mrs. W. T. Long.
. Miss Sally Bryan was the recent
| guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. L. Hen
| dren in Athens.
| * Mrs. Virginia Legg Carter of At.
Janta is the guest of relatives in
IN MEMORY OF
PERRY SHOCKLEY
AT memory of Perry Shockley.
June 4, 1935
. The most horrible trangedy that
1 have ever known came like a
swiftly passing breeze and dear
Perry was taken from me and God
;‘L this precious flower
where Heaven was incomplete
without his smiling face.
. With his removal goes a beauti
ful Christian life that is beyond
comparison, and a principle of
sharacter that cannot be surpass
s'.l'lmle whom he came in con
tact with during his brief stay
lere, ‘were filled with a Christ
like inspiration and a desire to
ollow the example of a devoted
Christian. He held the highest es
teem of the many friends that he
made and was loved and admired
or his Christian living by both
youns ana ol
~As a friend and comrade he was
the ideal of which every girl and
oy dreams, and. after he helped
‘“w‘ in a moment of despair to
‘turn to the Great Comforter.
. Though we are left with an ach
jng heart may this be a consoling
jought: “What is our loss in
Heaven's gain”. And many the
troeng arms of the Master tender
y encircle those he left so brief
strickes Give us dear Lord,
strength, courage, and patience un
i our task here js finished and
e meet our loved ones where
tears are never shed.
| had a message to send him,
To 1 my soul loved best,
":;é,hnve my task to finish, and
,Ifif*’ has gone to rest.
To rest in the beautiful Heaven,
ot soo far away from here;
[And I know you are listening Perry
And will surely hear.
":’w x
heart is breaking,
And my grief seems more than 1
| can hear,
{But oh! what a consolationy
‘7 ee your dear face up there,
P
8o sleep on dear Perry,
['Where God and the Angels smile,
. I'm coming home to meet you
| After a little while.
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e BY ALEX AUTRY
PEBOGART—Mrs. ¥F. E. Crowe
‘"_)nt Wednesday afternoon with{
fMys. T, P. Cantrell i
" Mrs. W. E. Merck was the guest |
[Mhursday afterneon of Mrs. J. D.
| Brewer.
i Mrs. G, A, Christian of Athens, |
\ § a recent guest of Mrs. Jack |
| Malcolm. :
. Miss Wilda Evans is spending |
B metime with Mrs. T. D. Jennings. |
LM Weldon Huff spent Thurs-|
fdlay afternoon with Mrs. J, M, |
& Whitehead.
= Mirs. Charles Tidwell and sons,|
3?;/5&? and Ray, were the guestsl,
?"fz [r. and Mrs, R. L. Crompton in|
\Athens Tuesday. |
@m ‘Wilda Evans and mother,
\ ';Q.‘D. Jennings, were the af
':‘""f*“' _guests of Mrs. Ruth Jen
| Thursday.
\;' Lois and Geneva Huff
(%3t Wednesday and Thursday
gl & relatives at Pine Grove.
™\ Alvin Merck. jr., is spending
f ‘1 reeks here with his grand
- ’%‘fl.ffl. Thomas was the
B e
|Je{ferson.
Mr. Frank Williamson of Moul
‘trie is spending the week here with
his parents.
Misses Virginia Ann Holder and
Lanell Westmoreland have return
ed from G. S. C. W. to spend
their vacation at their homes in
Jefferson.
Miss Billy Hardy returned Mon
‘day from a visit in Dahlonega,
(where she attended ‘the commence
{ ment dances at North Georgia col
[ lege.
| Miss Sarah Frances Sanders of
,Edison, and Merle Massey of Co
lumbus, are guests of Rev. and
Mrs. R. M. Rigdon at the Pas
torium on Washington street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Banks of
Atlanta were in the city recently,
Iguosts of the latters sister, Mrs.
'H. E. Aderhold and Mr. Aderhold.
| After spending a few days in At
lanta, Professor G. L. Crawford
has returned in Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. William
son, Frank Williamson, Mrs., Fred
Northcutt and son, were in Dah
lonega Monday to attend the grad
uating exercises at North Georgia
college, where W. H. Williamsog,
jr., was a member of the graduat
ing class. His friends will be grat
ified to know that he was one of
the five students gradua'ting with
honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bryson of
Atlanta arrived in the city Monday
to visit his parents, Judge and Mrs.
C. L. Bryson.
Mr. J. E. Randolph, who under=
went an operation at Crawford W.
Long Hospital in Atlanta Friday
is resting as comfortably as can be
expected. Quite a number of Jef
ferson friends have visited him
this week and are wishing for him
a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hardy were
in Dahlonega Monday to wiiness
the graduation of their son, Jack,
who received his diploma from
North Gorgia college.
Miss Joan Wells' has returned
home from a visit to Miss Helen
Richardson in Atlanta.
Douglas Appleby and Ralph
Smith, students at South Georgia
college, Cochran, have returned
home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Howard of Atlanta is
spending this week with her daugh
ter Mrs. J. A. Gray, at the par
sonage on Martin street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Polk Bar
nett announce the birth of a
daughter on Wednesday June 5
who has been named Sarah Louise.
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ILA—YThe W. M. S. held its regu
lar monthly meeting Monday after
noon at the home of Miss Cora
White.- Seventeen members were
present. Miss Lula May Lord had
charge of the program, the subject
being “Lifting The Cross in South
ern Lands,” Those taking part on
the program were Mrs. C. L.
Veatch, Mrs. Obe Smith, Mrs.
George Stovail, Mrs. H. G. Banis
ter, Mrs. Young and Ralph Fitz
patrick, Mrs. Frank Nash, Misses
Lucibelle Lord and Beatrice "l‘iller_‘
After the program a social hour:
followed in which the hostess serv
ed delightful refreshments.
The G. A’s under the supervision
of Mrs. George Stovall, held a study
class at the church Wednesday af
ternoon. Rev, Brown, our pastor,
from Comer assistéd in the study.
i’l‘he class was guest of the senior
and adult Sunday chool classes at
a picnic supper following.
The senior and adult classes of
the Baptist church have had a live
ly contest on for the enlargement
of their classes. The seniors won
in the contest. The adults enter
tained them at a “fish” supper at
Mr, G. H. Westbrook spring Wed
nesday evening. Sixty-four guests
were present. Quite a gala evening
was spent together.
Personals
Miss Mary Paul Glenn of Athensl
is spending several days with her
aunt, Mrs. Pauline Fitts. I
Mrs. Flora Westbrook and Mrs. A,
S. Westbrook have returned from-I
a visit with relatives in Columbla.‘
8 C |
Mys. H. G. Banister and young
sons, Henry Grady and Royce, have
enrolled for classes at the Univer
sity summer school.
Rev. C. K. Taffe is visiting with
his sister in Decarur this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Fowler and
little boys, Jimmy and Tommy, of
Lake City, Fla., who have been
visiting Mr. J. L. Thompson’s fam
ily have gone to visit Mr. Fowler's
people at Acworth. ¥
Mrs. Garnett Tyner and children
of Norcross were in Ila Wednesday
with friends and relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. BPugene McCay of
Atlanta, are here to visit Mrs
Lessie Crawford, their sister.
Friends of Mr. Howard McWhor
ter regret to hear of his continued
serious illness. *
Mr. B. F. Rogers and family of
Rogers Mill. were recent visitors
with Miss Annie Smith.
Mrs. D, R. Freeman and Mrs. R
F. Bird spent Monday in Athens.
They visited Mrs. L. E. Hopper
while in town.
Mrs. Pauline Fitts reports that
Miss Grace Hancock, who recently
underwent an appendix operation
lis doing nicely.
Messrs. Rice and Loyd Westbrook
land Ben White Simpson spent the
week-end in Atlanta,
Thursday afternoon guest of Miss)|
Lila Harris.
Mrs. R. F. Prickett of Athens
spent part of Thursday with her
‘mother,
Mr. Howard Southerland visited
relatives here recently. ‘
Miss Jewell Huff was the guest
of Miss Shelia Blasingame Thurs
day night. |
Operating speeds of foreigns cars,
particularly in Germany and italy,
are increasing due to rapid c@n
struetion of super - highways
Miss Mildred Pendergrass, of Jefferson,
Becomes Bride ¢f Mr. Harold E. Sheats
JEFFERSON—In a setting of)
beauty and exquisite loveliness, thel
nuptial rites of Miss Mildred Pen
dergrass and Mr. Harold Eugenel
Sheats were solemnized at 4:30I
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at thal
spacious home of the bride's mo
ther on Sycamore street in the:
presence of a large assembly of
relatives and friends. |
The lowerfi floor of the home, with
its spaciofis hall, parlor, living‘
room and dining room, thrown en
guite® provided a perwect setting for
the rega! madonna lilies, gra,(‘eful'
garlands of smilax and ivy, deli-1
cate blossoms of summer flowers
and myriads of glowing candles. I
The altar was improvised in the
drawing room with pots of hand-i
some ferns banked to form a back
ground for tall standards flankodi
with lighted candles, and, floor bas-;
kets filled with madonna lilies. A
seven-branched bronze candle- |
labrum holding white tapers centered i
the altar decorations. I
Wedding Music 2 |
The wedding music was played
by the bride’s cousin, Mrs. H. I.
Mobley, who rendered” a program
of appropriate musical selections on
the the piano, and was accompan
ist for Mr, Foy Harrison, who sang
in a clear sweet volce, “Ah, Sweet
Mystery of Life,” and “When I
Grow Too Old to Dream.” As Mrs.
Mobley struck the notes of Men
delssohn’s wedding march, Rev.
Nat G. Long, pastor of Glenn
Memorial church, ‘Atlanta. entered
the drawing room from the dining
room and took his place before the
altar. He was followed by Mr.
Sheats and the best mang Mr, Mar
ion Williamson, of East Point
Then came the sister of the bride,
Miss Mary Pendergrass, who came
down the stairway and entered from I
the hall. To the beautiful melody .
from Lohengrin’s bridal chorus, the
lovely bride descended the stair
way and took her place beside the
groom-elect before the bridal al
tar. Using the impressive ring
ceremony formulated in the rltuall
of the Methodist denomination,
Rev. Long spoke the words that
united the young couple in mar
riage, while the pianist softly play
ed “Love’'s Greetings.”
Wedding Gown
The bride’s dark brunette beauty
was enhanced by the wedding gown
of white mousseline de soie, made
with long lines over taffeta. Ruffles
were cascaded down the sides. A
veil of misty tulle extended into a
train beyond the edge of the gown,
and was fastened to her dark hair
with a tulle cap and clusters of or
ange blossoms. Her sandals were
of white satin, and she carried a
beautiful arm bouquet of garden
ias, showered with lilies of the.val
ley, and long streamers of white
Isatin ribbon that extended to the
ledge of her dress.
News Events in Winterville
MISS MARION COILE, EDITOR, PHONE NO. 9
WINTERVILLE—The Y. W. A.
met at the home of Misses Miriam
and Betty O'Kelley last Wednesday
afternoon for its regular monthly
meeting. A very interesting pro
gram on “Missions in South Am
erica” was given in the following
manner:
Song: Assembly.
Scripture: Magdalen Miller,
Prayer: Mrs. J. R. Winter.
Survey of conditions in South
America: Lucile Edwards.
Customs of Brazil: Betty O'Kel
ley.
Religion of South America: Mag
dalen Miller.
Personal service.
Roll call.
The program was followed by a
very important business session,
during which plans for attending
‘the Ridgecrest Conference in North
Carclina during the latter part of
this month, were discussed at
length. During the social hour,
delicious refreshments, consisting
of ice cream and cake, were served
by the charming hostesses. Those
who enjoyed this important and
interesting occasion were: Misses
Mary Lizzie Gaines, Georgia Gain
¢s, Flonnie O'Kelley, Lucile Ed
wards, Ina Mae Morrison, Hazel
Pittard, Magdalen Miller, Frances
Nabers, Frances Briant, Mauleen
Harris, Sally Harris, Miriam O'-
Kelley, Betty O’Kelley, Mrs. Ralph
\ Chandler and Mrs, Robert Winter.
Women Attend l
4-H Club Rally
The following ladies attended th(el
4-H club camp program given at|
Jennings Mill last Thursday: Mes-‘
dames J. H. Glenn, C. M. Bolton,
G. .C. Pittard, W. R. Coile, N.
O. McWaters, T. F. Anthony,
Misses Mabel Bolton, Marion Cole
and Martha Anthony. |
Miss Annie Mary Bolton spentl
several days last week, assisting
with the 4-H club girls camp atl
Jennings Mills. . ‘
Supt. W. R. Coile was on the
program Thursday morning at the
girls camp to talk on “Achieving
the Goal of the 4-H clubs.” : I
The friends of Miss Ernestine
head and Miss Carolyn Anderson
are interested %o know that they
assisted Miss Anne Dolvin at camp
Jast week.
Miss Evelyn Hubbard visited.
friends here last Wednesday.
‘Miss Mauleen Harris of Bowman
and Miss Sally Harris of Athens
attended the Y. W. A. and visited
friends here last Wednesday after
noon.
The Recreation club will Be en
tertained by Group II with Miss
Magdalen Miller as chairman next
Thursday evening.
All club members and others
who are interested in this work
should enter the Fashion Revue
given by the Home Demonstration
club at the school building next
‘Monday afternoon. All that s
necessary is to wear a dress that
the club member made.
Miss Anne iCoile of A'thens spent
the week-end at the home of Rev.
lw. M. Coile, :
The friends of Mr, and Mrs,
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Miss Mary Pendergrass, the maid'
of honor, and only attendant, was
gowned in a lovely frock of pink
flowered chiffon, and carried an
arm bouquet of pink radiance roses
tied with pink tulle,
Following the ceremony, the
guests were entertained at an in
formal reception by the mother of
the bride, Mrs, J. B. Pendergrass,
who wore a gown of white chiffon,
splashed with lavender flowers with
a purple sash at the waistline, Her
shoulder corsage was made of lav
ender and pink sweet peas.
Receiving with Mrs. Pendergrass
were Mrs. L. V. Tillander, Miss’
Hilda Tillander, Miss Edith Sheats:
and Miss Agnes Sheats, mother |
and sisters of the bridegroom. Mrs.
Tillander was gowned in flowered
chiffon, and the young ladies wore
dresses of pink crepe. Their should
er corsages were pink roses and
valley lilies.
Assisting Hostess
Assisting Mrs. Pendergrass in
receiving and entertaining her
guests were a bevy of handsomely
gowned matrons and young ladies.
Misses Virginia Ann Holder and
Edith Harwell greeted the guests
on their arrival; Mrs. J. C. Turner
and Mrs. M. M. Bryan received in
the reception hall; Mrs. J, C. Alex
ander, Mrs. J. L. «iarwell, Mrs., J.
D. Escoe, Mrs. Hugh Storey, Misses
Callie Watson and Ethel Moore as
sisted in the dining room; Misses
Marjorie Sue Holder, Frances
Smith, Johnnie Frances Turner,
Bess Kelly and Annie Roberts
served punch, and Miss Catherine
Mobley kept the bride’s book. The
candles were lighted by Miss Vir
ginia Orr of East Point,
Following the reception, Mr, and
Mrs. Sheats left by motor, amid
a shower of rice, for a wedding
trip, after which they will estab
lish their residence at East Point.
The bride’s going away suit was
made of white crepe, with which
she wore white accessories.
Mrs. Sheats is the daughter of
Mrs. Dell Heath Pendergrass, form
erly of Norwood, and the late Dr.
J. B. Pendergrass, who was one of
Jefferson’s most prominent physi
cians, She is a graduate of Mar
tin Institute and of LaGrange col
lege, Since receiving her college
diploma, she has been connected
with the Fulton county schools at
East Point, Beautiful in face and
figure, lovely in temperament, re
fined in manner and disposition,
gracious and charming, she has en
joyed wide popularity both at home
and in the city where she has
taught. and that her marriage
will take her to another city is
cause for much regret among her
home people.
MY. Sheats is a prominent and
successful lawyer and city attorney
of East Point. He enjoys wide
popularity, and is esteemed for his
Christian character and integrity.
lJames M. Coile are interested to
know that they are visiting at the
Ihome of Dr. F. W. Colle,
Mrs. F. H. Kroner is wvisiting
relatives in Athens and Elberton.
The friends of Miss Katie Lou
Oglesby of Elberton, formerly a
teacher in our school, will be in
terested to know she and Mr. John
Easton Brown of Bowman, wers
married Sunday at the First Bap
tist church in Elberton,
The friends of Mr, Fred L. Bry
ant, formerly of our community
but now of Galveston, Texas, will
be interested to know 'that he was
lmarried t 0 Miss Elizabeth Hamil
ton Harvey of Athens at her home
|Thursday evening, |
Mrs. Jimmie Fields of Cro.esl
City, Florida has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. R. J. Chandler, for
several days.
Mrs. Spurgeon Coile and sons
spent Thursday as '‘he guests of
Mrs. L. L. Moss in Athens.
Mrs. H. Bynum of Columbia, S.
C., is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Dunlap.
The cannery at the school build
ing is running Tuesday, Wednes
|day and Friday of every week now.
About a thousand cans have al
ready been filled.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs., Obie J.
Newman sympathize with them in
the loss of 'their little son who was
buried in the Winterville cemetery
Thursday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Poole ofi
Atlanta spent last Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P,
Dunaway.
Mrs. A. 'P. Dunaway, Miss Sybil
Dunaway and Mr. William Duna
way visited friends and relatives
in Atlanta recently.
Mrs. Guy Mitehell is visiting
relatives near Fitzgerald. She was
accompanied to south Georgia by
her daughter, Miss Guynelle Mit
chell, who has returned ‘o her‘
home kere with her cousin, Missi
Lucile Mitchell, and a friend, Miss
Edha House, of Fitzgerald, who
will make a visit here before re
turning to south Georgia.
Friends of Miss Dorothy Jane
Curley are interested in her marri
age ‘to Mr. Sidney Edward Avery
of Athens at the Prince Avenue
Baptist church on Saturday. June
Bth. Mr. and Mrs. Avery will
make their home in Athens.
Mr. W. F. Carney of Attica vis
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Carney, last Thursday.
Mr. Alton Briant of Indiana at
tended the Harvey-Briant wedding
in Athens on Thursday and has
been visiting his parents Mr, and
Mre. J. T. Briant.
Mr. T. A. Holbrook is making
improvements on the house near
the shop which was recently re
| built,
There are several possible causes
of cracked valve seats, among
which are clogged water jacket re
sulting in unequal cooling, pulling
up the cylinder head stud nuts too
tightly, and wrong type of spark
plug, Wi b
Social News From Winder
WINDER, Ga—Mrs. T. M,
Leonard and children of Greer, S.
C., are visiting relatives here at
this time.
Miss Helen Williams of Athens
was the dinner guest of Mrs. Loy
Etheridge last week.
Miss Mable Jackson and Mrs.‘
J. M. Pledger spent Thursday
and Friday in Atlanta. ’
Mrs. R. C. Jones and Mrs. H.
A. Carithers were in Decatur Fri-_l
day where they enrolled their
daughters, Catherine Jones and
Jane Carithers, at Agnes Scott
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Clair Harris and Mrs. Loy
Etheridge were visitors in Atlanta
the past week.
Dr. John Wages, a former Win
der citizens, was mingling with
old friends here last week.
Senator and Mrs. John Carring
ton and daughters, Mae Sue and
‘Anna Lou, and J. W. Carrington,
sr.. left Sunday for a delighiful
motor trip to Washington, D. C.,
New York, and other places of
interest in the East.
Miss Ermine Stanton of Bloomsy
burg, Pa., who has been visiting
friends in this city, is now with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bondurant
in Miami, Fla. ;
Lewis Harper Williams returned
frem University of Georgia the
past week to spend the summer
with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
C. 8. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis
and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lewis
were in Atlanta Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Daniel, Mrs. E. S.
Harris and Miss Lucile Daniel
spent last week-end in Statham
with relatives and friends.
Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Harris and
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Harris of West Palm Beach, Fla.
have been spending the past week
in Mountain City.
Miss Grace House of Atlanta
was with her mother, Mrs. Mae
House, for the week-end.
Hope Harris of Atlanta spent
the week-end in this city with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blount have
recently purchased the home for
merly owned by Brunelle Lang
ford.
Miss Allene Kilgore has arrived
from Greenville, S. C. to spend
the summer with homefolk.
Miss Lizzie Howard Freeman of
Stephens is the attractive guest
of her sister, Mrs. John Hav
grove-
Miss orothy Maynard and Miss
Azzie Lee Pentecost were heard
in an interesting program over
WTFI last Monday.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Blackw»ll
-visited relatives %in Chattanooga,
| Tenn., recently.
© Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Freeman
‘and children of Atlanta and Mra.
Broadus Coile of Athens were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs., John
Hargrove Sunday.
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Misses Cammie and Irene May-I
nard are the guests of Mrs. L.
M. Letson in Norcross at this‘
time.
Miss Queen Chambers of Look
out Mountain is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Lamar Blackwell. |
Colonel nad Mrs, Dala Watson
and Mrs. Herschel Smith attend
ed commencement exercises at
Emory university this week.
Mrs. A. C. Downs and son,
Alva, and Misses Minnie and Sara
MecWhorter were in Watkinsville
Friday evening to attend an alum
ni banquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry Jen
nings and children left Tuesday
for a delightful motor trip to New
York and other cities of interast.
Edward Herrin is spending this
week with Billy Bunch in Lin
colnton.
Mrs. Lewis Kunkel of Harris
burg, Pa.. is expected to arrive in
Winder at an early date to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
‘Woodruff.
Dr. and Mrs. Wiley Bush were
in Athens this week.
Miss Agnes Fullilove has re
turned to her home in Watkins
ville after a pleasant visit to her
sister, Mrs. A. C. Downs.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis McMullan
and sons of Charlotte, N. C,, are
the guests of Mrs. Georgia Har
ris. A
Mrs. Clyde Eskridge and chil
dren and Miss Cammie Maynard
spent last Thursday in Milledge
ville.
Mrs. Harvey Woodward, who‘
is at the Georgia Baptist hospital,
is reported some better at this
time. |
Billy Downs has been visiting
relatives in Milledgeville for ten
days. '
Miss Jessie Mae Parker was in
Athens recently to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Murray.
Mrs. R. E. Cannon of Clayton
and Miss Helen Williams of Ath
ens were visitors in Winder this
week. 3
Senator Russell
Visits Winder
United States Senator Richard
B. Russell spent last week-end
with his parents, Chief Justice
and Mrs. Russell. He delivered
the address at Emory university
on Monday morning at which time
his brother, Alex, graduated. He
left this week for Washington, D.
C., and was accompanied by little
Betty and Bobbie Russell, who
will be his guests in the national
capital for some time.
Brown-Oglesby
Cordial interest centers in the
announcement of the marriage of
Miss Katie Lou Oglesby of Elber
ton and Mr. John Easton Brown
of Atlanta.
The ceremony took place at the
First Baptist church in Elberton
os Sunday, June 9, in the presence
Electric Cooke
De =
| monstration at
I Bogart, Statham
eel e
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lynes, of
Atlanta, will give free demonstra
tions of electric cookery in Bogart,
Statam and Auburn this week, af
ter two weeks of demonstrations of
the Georgia Power Company’s all
electric kitchen coach in Oconee,
Greene, Morgan and Newton county
towns.
An experienced cooking expert,
Mis Lynes wili hold a cooking
demonstration in Bogart, Wednes
.day at 2:30 p. m. Demonstrations
will be held in Statham at 10:30
a., m. and 2:30 p. m. on Thurs
day, and in Auburn at 2:30 p. m.
orr Friday.
The coach, which is conveniently
and compactly equipped with mod
ern household electric appliances,
will be parked downtown in each
community. Prizes and recipes will
be given away. Homemakers are
urged to be prompt for the dem
onstrations, since the coach seats
only 20 persons.
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Most European countries issue
an international traveling pass to
American motorists who take their
cars abroad, permitting the use of
registration plates and operator’s
license issued im this country for
| 12 months of driving in Burope.
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After coming to a dead stop at
a railroad crossing, the cautious
motrist will proceed at low speed,
not shifting into a higher gear un
til the tracks have been cleared.
of the immediate families and
close friends. Among those from
Winder present were Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Eavenson and daugh
ters, and Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
Hill.
The bride has often been a
popular visitor in Winder, being
the niece of Mrs. R. L. Eaven
son.
Miss Hammond
Hostess to Circle
Miss Annelle Hammond was
hostess to the Business Woman's
Circle at her home on Thursday
evening. The meeting was in
charge of Mrs. H. A. Carithers.
The resignation of Mrs. Henry
Patat, chairman, was presented
and accepted. Miss Eloise Full
bright was elected to fill the un
expired term of Mrs. Patat.
Mrs. J. A. Haynie and Miss
Sara Jack McDonald were ap
pointed hostesses for the July
meeting.
After the scripture which was
presented by Miss Annelle Ham
mond, those present discussed the
Bible study. Nelda Hill gave a
group of readings, “Going to the
Circus” and “Just Smile.”
Mrs. Bob Davis and Miss An
nelle Hammond entertained at a
short social hour after the busis
ness meeting.
SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1935,
LEXINGTON NEWws
LEXINGTON—Mrs. E. ol
well and son, Corey, of LeC).iinMax
were visitors to Athens Mondaiton‘
Mr. W. Z. Faust, jr., has retur,
home after graduation from N "
Georgia college, Dahlonega. "
Miss ‘Augusta Howargd and M
Tom Crawford Brooks are “hr'
week-end guest of Miss Dot K(,“,j
of Hendersonville, N, C. 52
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Maxwal] Wera
visitors to Elberton Monday,
Mr. Robert Shull spent the weeka
end with friends in Appling, Ga
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Nicholson
are at home to their friends here
after a honeymoon trip to 'Ashe.
ville, N, C. -
Mr. W. F.'Daniel was attending
to business in Athens Tuesday.
Mr. W. H. Maxwell, jr. is at
home after graduation from Nortp
Georgia college, Dahlonega.
Miss Esther Barron, spent the
past week at Annapolis, Md, ag
the guest of Mr, Loel Reed,
Mrs. W. T. Bush and daughter,
Alice, were shopping in Atheng
Monday.
Mrs. Earle Reynolds compliment.
ed Miss Emily Cloud, bride-to-he,
with a lovely miscellaneous show.
er Tuesday afternoon.
Messrs. Bobby Brown of Elber.
ton, and Bill Johnson of Wagh.
ington, are the week-end guests of
Gene Maxwell.
Mrs. Lily Wise, of Orangehurg
‘S. C,, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs,
W. H. Reynolds.
’ ‘Mr. John Booth of Athens spent
several days this week with rela.
tives in Lexington.
Mrs. Minnie Crawford was 3
spend-the-day guest of Mrs. W, H,
Reynolds Wednesday,
Mr. Gene Maxwell complimented
his guests, Bohby Brown of Elber.
ton, and Bill Johnson of Washinga
ton, with a prom party Friday eve
ning. Invited guests were, Misses
Kathrine Cunningham, Elizabeth
Rice, Margaret Anne Maxwell,
Winifred ‘- Maxwell, Alice Bush,
Martha Veal, Louise Bray, George
Barron\Marlon Reed, Edgar Max
well, Garl Appling, Clliff Brooks,
Warren Daniel, Corey Maxwell,
Gus Maxwell of Lexington. Misses
Nancy Stokley, Jane Blanchard,
Jacqueline Stokley, Mildred Macel
murray, Frances Smith of Craw
ford, Ga.
Mesdames W. K. Howard, G. A.
Barron, H. McWhorter and J. H,
Willlams were spend-the-day guest
of Mrs. John Callaway of Rayle,
Ga., Wednesday.
Miss Louise Fluker of Washing
ton, was the week-end guest of
Mrs. Joseph Williams.
Mrs. George Cunningham spent
the past week with her sister in
Jacksonville, . Fla.
Mr. W, M. Gillen had an opera-
Ition on his throat this week. We
\ are glad to report that he is recov
ering nicely.
Mrs. H. C. MeCrakin and son,
Howard,.of Baxley, are visiting het
sister, Miss Gussie Reese.
