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THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1821. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS THIS WEEK’S CALENDAR Monday, June 27th. W. C. T. U. entertained the L. T. L. at picnic at Appleby’s mill. Tuesday, June 28. Ladies Aid Society of Baptist church met with Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Faust. Young Matrons club and Brides club entertain at picnic at Jackson’s mill. Wednesday, June 29 Mrs. A. S. Morgan and Mrs. O. C. Wages entertained large number of friends at picnic. Reception for Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wiley at home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kilgore. Thursday, June 30. Mrs. E. R. Harris is entertaining Junior Priscilla Sewing club and a few other friends. Misses Annie and Ermine Thom entertained at a Theater party for their honor guests. Friday, July Ist. Mrs. Carter W. Daniel and Mrs. E. H. Kinnebrew will entertain for Mrs. Parks Stewart at home of Mrs. J. T. Strange. Pierce-Hammond. Mr. John Haymond and Miss Agnes Pierce, both of the Auburn community were happily married last Sunday, Rev. N. D. Meadow performing the ceremo ny. The young couple have many friends in this section who wish them unbounded happiness and prosperity in life. An Enjoyable Dinner. Avery enjoyable dinner was given by Mrs. Hugh Brady on Thursday, June 23rd. in honor of Mr. Brady’s birthday. Thbse present were Mr. and Mrs. Clem Royal, Sarah Frances Royal, Clement Royal, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Sharpton, Mr. and Mrs. George Whitley and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Teat and son, James Ira, from Athens, Miss Bettie Stinch comb, Miss Theresa Hofmeister, Mr. Xaver Hofmeister, Mr. and Mrs. Mor gan, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brady and lit tle Hugh Francis Brady. Mesdames Morgan and Wages Enter tain at Delightful Picnic. One of the most enjoyable events of the summer was the picnic on Wednes day afternoon given by Mesdames A. S Morgan and O. C. Wages at Potter s spring. A feature which afforded suite a bit of amusement was the imagina ry “auction sale” conducted in a most successful manner by Mrs. R. H. Kim ball. Several other features were en joyed and late in the afternoon a most tempting salad course followed by a frozen course was served. More than seventy-five guests enjoyed Mesdames Morgan and Wages’ delightful hospi tality on this occasion. * ‘ In Honor of Miss Louise Rainey. An enjoyible event of last week was the lovely party on Saturday morning given by Mesdames George H. Fortson and Henry Pledger, in honor of Miss Louise Rainey of Atlanta, the guest of Miss Mary Quarterman. The morning was spent merrily playing games and a delicious salad course was served. Those present were Misses Rainey, Johnnie Martin of Gainesville; Doro thea Bealer, of Washington, D. C., Ger trude Mott, Alice Dunn, Gladys Eeav enson. Mary Quarterman, Imogene Herrin, Margaret Walker, Frances Hubbard, Elise Starr, Willie Mae Autry Runette Benton, Nettie Bagwell, Lou ise Williams and Camille Maynard. Enjoyable Prom Party. Avery pleasant affair of the past week was the informal prom party on Saturday evening given in honor of MiHftb Johnnie Martin of Gainesville, Bealer of Washington, D. C„ and Louise Rainey, of Atlanta, the house party guests of Miss Mary Quar terman. Those present besides the honor guests were Misses Margaret Walker, Frances Hubbard, Gertrude Mott, Gladvs Eavenson, Willie Mae Autry, Reunette Benton, Alice Dunn, Helen McWhorter, Urania Hayes, and Messrs. Harold Starr, Frank Bondurant, Hoyt and Frank Moore, Carl Callahan. Ralph Hardigree, Kinch Carpenter, Walter Russell, Charles McWhorter, Hearst Bagwell, Boyd Baggett, John Robin son. Wood fin Hill, Harris Mayo, Eu gene Edwards, Alton Young, Julian Wilson, Lagree Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson, for merly of Winder, are now happily sit uated in their new home, Kissimee, Fla where Mr. Jackson has prominent connections with the Kisseme Bank. Th e News, along with their hundreds of other friends, wishes foor them much happLn<\ ad prosperity.—Walton News. Remember the chicken dinner next Wednesday, July 6th. "THE GREAT REDEEMER” at The Strand Theater Monday, July 4th. • • Mesdames Ed Bedingtield and Guy Jackson are spending a few T days in At lanta. • • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burson announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday, June 29th. “THE GREAT REDEEMER" at The Strand Theater Monday, July 4th. • • Mrs. W. L. DeLaPerriere is spending this week in Social Circle with rela tives. • • See the Old Maids’ Convention at the SchoolSchool Auditorium, Friday night July Bth. Benefit Red Cross. • • Coach Moseley, of Barnesville, was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Camp and son, Hope. • • The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Burson are congratulating them on the birth of a daughter. • * Mrs. Paul Copelajid and children and Miss Omie- Segars, of Atlanta, will visit friends in Winder this week-end. • * Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Millikin are mov ing this week to Atlanta to the regret of their many friends in this city. * • Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Henderson of Statham. were in the city shopping Wednesday. Mr. E. L. Williamson and wife of Jefferson were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. S. T. Ross last Sunday. • • See the Old Maids’ Convention at the School Auditorium, on Friday night, July Bth. Benefit Red Cross. • * Mr. W. M. Chastain left today to visit his children at Canton. They will re turn with him next week for several days visit. * * Mr. E. A. Castleberry, who is now con nected with the W. D. Pierce tonsorial parlor at Gainesville, spent last Sun day in Winder. • • Mrs. Victor Settle, who has been vis iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Appleby, for some time, left this week for her home in St. Louis, Mo. • • Mr. W. E. Moore, of near Monroe, was a visitor in the city Tuesday and kindly renewed his subscription to the News. May his deed be emulated by many others. • • Miss Louise Rainey, who spent ten days here as the guest of Miss Mary Quarternan has gone to Jefferson for a few days' visit before returning to her home in Atlanta. • • Dr. Burns and little son, of Atlanta, visited Winder on Sunday, coming thro the country to visit Mrs. Burns, who was one of the pianists for the Till man meeting. • • Miss Jeffie Weaver, who has been on an extended visit in Arkansas, Tennes see and Atlanta, stopped over for a vis ited to Miss Annie Thomas before re turning to her home in Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Camp and son, Bur, and Coach Moseley, their guest, and Mr. and Mrs. Gurley Smith spent last week visiting the camp at Lake mont, and at Mountain City. • • The boys who have been on a camp up at Lakemont have returned to their homes in this city. Those in the party were Hope Camp. Ambrose Jackson. Blake Smith, J. W. Millsaps, Perry Hill, Reuben Davis and Louis Jackson. • • Dr. J. H. Moore left last Friday for Elberton where he will make his fu ture home. Dr. Moore has been in Winder for more than a year and made many friends while here who wish for him much success in his new field of veterinary surgeory. * * Those who have requested reserva tions in the boys and girls camp at Na coochee are asked to pay their dues to Mr. J. F. Broome by July Ist (Friday) The boys will leave for Nacoochee on the coming Tuesday, and the girls will leave on Wednesday, the 13th of July. * * • Miss Lucile Walker, who has just graduated from Roberson University. Washington. D. C.. will arrive this week to be the guest at the Parsonage. Miss Walker, who was a classmate of Mrs. Collins, is en route to her home in Bir mingham, Alabama. • • The Tillman party with Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Collins, were entertained delightfully in many of the hospitable homes of Winder during the meeting Among the hostesses were Mrs. Geo. ! DeLaPerrlere, Mrs. G. W. Land. Mrs. L. 8. Radford, Mrs. E. W. Oliver, Mrs. Tom Maynard, Mrs. J. M. Aiken .Mrs. L. M. Henson. Mrs. McOants, Mrs. A. Y. Eavenson, and Mrs. Marion May nard. Mrs. B. B. Jackson and children are I in Conyers for a few’ days. • • Mrs. Reba Vonderlieth spent the first of the week in Atlanta. • • Mrs. G. W. DeLaPerriere is visiting relatives in Carrollton this week. • • Mr. W. M. Ethridge, of Auburn, was a visitor in Winder Saturday. • • Dr. W. L. DeLaPerriere visited rel atives in Social Circle Sunday. • • Prof. J. L. Moore, of Bethlehem, was in the city on business Saturday. • • Mrs. Gartrell Wlebb, f Atlanota, is visiting Mrs. E. W. Oliver this week. • • “THE GREAT REDEEMER” at The Strand Theater Monday, July 4th. • Mrs. E. V. Snipes, of Atlanta, is spending a few days here with friends. • • Mr. and Mrs. Will Stewart announce the birth of a son Monday, June 27th. • • Miss Willanelle Roberts of Pender grass is the guest of Mrs. L. E. Herrin. • • "THE GREAT REDEEMER" at The Strand Theater Monday, July 4th. • • Miss Ida Kilgore is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. T. M. Leonard in Reidsville, South Carolina. * • *" Mr. H. A. Hardy and family of Oco nee county were in the city shopping Tuesday. • • Messrs. Claud Mayne and W. A. Bradley were in Macon on business last w’eek. * * Miss Ellen Merideth of Hartwell is is spending a while with Mrs. J. P. Cash. • • Miss Wilela Osborn, of Maysville, is the guest this week of Mrs. A. S. Eberhart. • • Miss Willanelle Roberts, of Pender grass, is the guest this week of Mrs. Ed Herrin. • • Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Snipes, of Atlanta are the guests this week of Judge and Mrs. R. H. Kimball. • • Mrs. Geo. W. DeLaPerriere is vis iting relatives and friends in Carroll ton this week. • • Mrs. W. R. Smith and children have returned from a visit to relatives in Hoganville. Miss Mamie Lee Roberts, of Monroe, was the guest last week of her aunt, Mrs. Arch Perry. • • Dr. Clifford DeLaPPerriere is visit ing in New York and other northern joints for the summer. • * Mr. Elmer McKinney, of Abbeville. S. C., is visiting this week his mother in-law, Mrs. J. L. Jackson, in the city. • • Mr. R. A. Jackson, of Bethlehem, was a visitor in the city Saturday and kindly renewed hLs subscription to the News. • • Miss Sunie Johns, who has been the charming guest of Miss Mary Nelle Phillips, has returned to her home in Winder.—Walton News. * O Mr. and Mrs. R. U. Wright, of Ll thonia, have been in Winder for the past week mixing with their many friends in this section. • • Mrs. Taylor McClelland, of Mont gomery, Ala., spent the past week in Winder and other points In this section with friends. • • Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Beaty on Sunday. June 26th, a fine baby boy. It has been given the name of Charles Randolph. Mrs. R. A. Harwell and daughter, Edith, of Newburn and Miss Miriam Betts of Ocilla are the guests of Mrs. John Craft this week. • • Miss Hattie Oliver, who has been vis iting her brother. Dr. E. W. Oliver, for the past several days, left Wednesday fr her home in Grayson. • • Mr. J. B. Eveans, of Route 3, Au burn, was in Winder Tuesday n busi ness and kindly renewed his subscrip tion to the News. He has our thanks • • Mrs. J. W. McWhorter and daughter. Miss Bessie McWhorter, are visiting the former's daughter, Mrs. W. F. Rob ertson, at Rutledge, Ga. • • Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bullock and daughter, Miss Manlta, of Athens, spent Sunday in Winder as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. S. T. Rosa. • • Misses Jeffie Weaver, of Monroe. Shirley Mathews of Comer, the house guests of Misses Thomas, were charm ingly entertained on Wednesday after noon at a picnic. Remember the chicken dinner next Wednesday, July 6th. THE WINDER NEWS Resolutions of Respect Resolutions of Respect and Sympathy from the Baraca Class M. E. church. Winder, Ga., to George W. Garner upon the death of his father, M. J. Garner. WHEREAS: It has pleased our Heavenly Father in His wisdom to take from our midst our dear brother and, whereas, we deplore his loss to he church, Sunday school, the town and his family. RESOLVED: That we extend to our dear brother and the bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy and our love. He cannot come back to us, but we can go to him. RESOLVED: That a copy of these resolutions be sent to our dear broth er, a copy be recorded on the minute book of our class and a copy sent to The Winder News for publication. Guy H Kilgore J. V. Henson jt-Com. J. H. Maynard J CARD OF THANKS. W’e wish to take this opportunity to tfiank the good people of the communi ty for their kindness and thoughtful ness shown us during the sickness and death of our dear wife and mother. Es pecially do we thank the physician and those who nursed her, for their untir ing efforts. May God richly bless each one is our prayer. And we especially thank Rev. 8. R. Grubb for his comforting words and kind remarks. May he live long in the service of the Lord. Henry M. Manders and children. Buy GOOD GULF KEROSENE. “Western Meats” Prompt Delivery D. O. Carrington PHONE 105 Strange's * # ■—* Mothers!! Make your boys cool and com fortable. Wash Suits to close out. Sizes 3 to 7 years. $3.50 Boys Suits - $2.50 3.00 Boys Suits - - 2.00 2.00 Boys Suits - • 1.50 I. Boys Suits - - 1.00 % J. T. Strange Company Depatment Store Dempsy- Carpentier Fight Details GIVEN AT % Strand Theatre Saturday, 2 P. M. * The details of the fight will begin to come in promptly at 2:00 o’clock and will last from three to 50 minutes. Be on time if you want to get a seat. The picture will begin at 3:00. ADMISSION 25c SUBSCRIPTION: