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THURSDAY, AUGUST 11. 1921. Local News Mr. Clarence Hutchins was in At lanta Sunday. • • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Estes announce the birth of a daughter, August tlth. • * l>r. and Mrs. G. W. IleLuPerriere spoilt Monday in Atlanta. • • Mr. Leon Perry spent Wednesday in Atlanta. • • Mr. Earl McCurry of Toccoa, was the guest of friends in the city Sunday. • * Mrs. Dora House has returned from Mountain City and Clayton where she spent several days. • • Mr. L. J. Henry, of near Buford, Ga. was in Winder Tuesday and called in at the News office for a short while. * * Mrs. Gladys Harris is the guest of her Bister, Mrs. W. 0. McMullan, in Elherton this week. m • Mrs. F. W. Bondurant and son, Frank, spent the past week-end in Jonesboro with relatives. • • Mr. Nixon Rainey has returned to his home in Atlanta after a few days’ stay with Eugene Edwards. • • Mrs. Annie Jackson and Miss Helen, after spending several days at Lake mout have returned home. Mrs. D. P. Kl.v, of Southern Pines, N. (’., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Carrington, Jr. ■ • Mrs. J. T. Shafer and daughter, Mil dred. of Jacksonville, Fla., were guests of Mrs. L. M. Henson this week * • Master Foster Hawthorn, of Atlanta, is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Bessie Edwards on Church street. * • * Mrs. Bessie Edwards has returned home after a ten days’ visit to Mrs. H. N. Rainey, in Atlanta. * • Miss Sarah Webb returned home on Wednesday after a deltgtful visit to her sister, Mrs. E. W. Oliver. * * Mrs Helen E. Holsenbeok, of Macon, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hol senbeck for some time. • • Mr. E. B. Betts, of Washington, I). C., sends in his renewal to the News and expresses his aprpciation of the paper. '* * Mr. L. P. Brooks left Thursday for Houston, Texas., after visiting Mr. W. A. Brooks, for some days. # * * Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Niblaek and chil dren and Mrs. 11. It. Barber visited in Jefferson Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John Carrington, Jr., had ns her guest last week Miss Tee Kamitu sk.v and Miss Nell Carter, of Atlanta. Little Miss Margaret Appleby of Elberton is visiting Misses Thelma and Sarah Barber. * • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kilpatrick, of Atlanta, visited relatives in Winder the past week-end. • • Mrs. Nellie Carithers, of Atlanta, was the guest of Mrs. W. K. Lyle the past week end. • • Mrs. E. W. Oliver and children are on an extended visit to relatives and friends in College Park and Atlanta. • • Miss Virginia Hnniel, of Hugo, Col., has gone to lloganvllle to visit relatives nftt-r having spent some time here with relatives. * * Ir. and Mrs. W. 11. Hodges and chil dren and Mrs. Hutchins and daughter, Sarah, of Watkinsvllle, attended the Hodges reunion in this city last Mon day. * * Mr. and Mr<. V. .!. McDaniel and two children, of Charlotte. N. C.. wore the guests Tuesday night of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Jackson on their way hack homo from a visit to relatives in Conyers. • • Dr. and Mrs. T.. IV. Hodges returned from a stay of some weeks nt their summer home at Mountain City. * • Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Starr and family left Tuesday to spend a few days with relatives in Loganville. • Miss Ola 'Redmond .who is connect ed with the millinery department of J. T. Strange company, is i,n New York this week on business connected with that firm f she is selecting the fall and winter patterns for this enterprising store. * • Mbs Katleen Wilson has returned from Troy. Ala., where she was delight follr entertained by Miss Anne Jerni gam of that city. On her return she stopped over in Montgomery. Ala., ■where she was the recipient of many pleasant social attentions. Mr. B. B. Jackson left Wednesday on a business trip to Charlotte, N.-C. • • Mrs. W. E. McDaniel of Conyers was the guest Tuesday night of her daugli tor, Mrs. B. B. Jackson. • * Mrs. S. F. Maughon is spending this week in Crawford the guest of relatives. • Mrs. Dora House returned ijuuday from an outing at Mountain City. • • Miss Lila Coker is visiting relatives in Athens this week. • m Miss Sue lx lie Perry left Wednesday for a week's .visit in Atlanta and East Point. • • Miss Mlnlu Chastain, of Thomasville is the attractive guest of Miss Mabel Herrin. • • Messrs. Ralph Herrin and Walter Stanton are visiting points in North Carolina this week. • • Rev. and Mrs. 8. It. Grubb are spend ing this month at their summer home at Clayton. • • Mr. J. H. Baird is conducting a very interesting singing class up at Brasel ton tlds week. • • Mrs. Robert Arnold and little daugh ter, Anne, have gone to Milledgeville to spend a few weeks. Mrs. W. L. DeLaPerriere returned last week from Indian Springs, where she spent several days. • * Misses Josephine and Louise House will spend this week-end in Elherton as the guests of Mrs. W. O. McMullan. V • Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Faust visited the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I’. Faust, of Lexington, Tuesday. • • Mrs. Gibson Nowell and baby of Atlanta are visiting relatives here. Dr. Nowell was here for the past week-end. • * Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Hill and little son of Allendale, S. C., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norton Hill last week. • • Mrs. W. R. Smith and children left for Hoganvllle, Ga., Saturday to visit relatives for a few days. * • Dr. Z. F. Jackson, of Atlanta, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. F. Jackson, in the city, last week i id. • * Miss Margaret McWhorter left on Wednesday to be the guest of a friend at a house xarty for a week at Mc- Donough, Ga. Mr. W. G. Graham, who has been spending several weeks in Hot Springs, is improving and will soon he home again. • • Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haynie and lit tle daughter, Jane, of Norcross, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Car rington. * * Mr. J. 11. Baird closed a large sing ing class at Mountain Creek down near Monroe last Friday. He reports a large class. • • Mrs. Vascoe Scgars and daughter, Lorene, are spending a few days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haynie at Norcross. • • Mr. W. W. Jennings and family and Mr. C. M. McTyrc, of Powder Springs ire the guests of Mr and Mrs. Arch Perry this week. • • Mr. James Dillard, of Tlfton, Is vis iting his father, Mr. T. B. Dillard, and his aunts, Mrs. Launius and Miss Pink Dillard, this week. • • Messrs. R. 1.. Carithers, 11. T. Flan igan, W. 11. Faust, Mrs. H. T. Flanigan, attended preaching at Bet halm rn church in Oconee county last Monday. • • Mr. C. C. MoEver went up to Gaines ville last week to sis* ills daughter, Miss Belle McEver, who is in a hospital in hat pluee. She is improving. Buy Your Coal Now RED STAR COAT SIO.OO TON S EGG COAL SB.OO TON MILLSAPS & ELEY Phone 238 Mr. J. W. Summerour spent Wednes day in Atlantu. • * Mr. Johnnie King spent the week end with his family ut Comer. • • Mrs. E. A. Morgan, of Atlanta, is vis iting Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Pirkle, this week. , • • Misses Fay and Fanniclu Tucker have returned home after a delight ful visit in Palmetto, the guests of Misses Muttiree and Berta Bmith. • • Mrs. Ruby C. Worsham, who has been a patient at Wesley Memorial hos pital for the past few weeks, is visit ing friends for a few days before leav ing for Miami, Florida. • • Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Henson, of Ath ens, have returned from a trip to the mountains of North Carolina and are stopping a few days With friends and relatives in the city. * * Mrs. W. G. Graham has as her week end guest, Mrs. G. W. Oourson and lit tle sou, George Ward, of Thomasville, Ga. Mrs. Lester Wood and little daugh ter, Mary' of Bogart and Mrs. T. F. Yarbrough and ehildren of Scarboro. • • Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Smtth, of Dalton, Ga., and Mr. W. H. Stanton and daugh ter, Miss Mellie, of Social Circle, and Mrs. Nelle Miller, of Social Circle, were the guests last Friday of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. DeLaPerrire. * * Messrs. W. L. Darby and Sanford P. Darby, of Vklalia, and two good friends of the editor of the Winder News, are in this section this week visiting rela tives and friends. They paid the News office an appreciated visit, and we were glad to see them looking well and pros perous. They report crops in that sec tion as looking well. VICTORY Avery happy occasion was the big barbecue at Mr. Will Roekmore’s on last Tuesday. A large host of friends and relatives being present. It would be hard to And a more hospitable fam ily than Mr. and Mrs. Rockmore’s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiley and chil dren of Rutledge spent the week-end with relatives here and at Mt. Moriah. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wiley and fam ily visited relatives at Rockwell Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Jud Boss of Carl were guests of Mrs. Jennie Boss Sunday. Mrs. Scott Wiley and little son, Quentin, spent the week-end in Athens the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. lau ner. The many friends of Miss Wessie Mae Tanner of Athens will he inter ested to learn of her marriage to Mr. I\ N. Chilvis of Athens on last Sun day afternoon at the bride’s home, the Rev. Jennings officiating. Mr. Herman Johnson visited at County Line last Tuesday. Several from here attended the re vival services at Sharon last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Berryman of Bethlehem were guests of Mr. Lee Bai ley and family Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Frank Durdin and his nephew, Mr. Roswell Durdin of Rut ledge spent Friday with Mr. . E. Wi ley and family. CHATTANOOGA’Syrup mills and pans have no superior. Sold by Smith Hardware Cos. If you want a good used car cheap We have them. —Williams Bros, Garage. WANTED. —1 or 6-room house. Ap ply to Winder News. I SED CAR BARGAINS.—WiIIiams Bros. Garage. WINCHESTER Shot Guns, Shells & Cartridges satisfy the most fastideous. Sold by Smith Hardware Cos. This is the season of the year to paint—-nothing better than MASTIC Sold hy Smith Hardware Cos. THE WINDER NEWS Classified Ads. A BARGAIN —One Buick Touring car in first class condition.—Smith Hard ware Company. Buy SUNBEAM Mazda Electric Lamps from Smith Hardware Cos. Al’TO BATTERIES You don’t need anew battery every time your car fails to crank. Possibly you need a repair Job. We guarantee all work for six months. —Auto Sales Company. Two nice, large rooms for rent. Price reasonable. See Claud Mayne. Smith Hardware Company is head quarters for GALVANIZED and COM POSITION ROOFING. In buying an automobile consider what comes after the purchuse price. Buy a Dodge Brothers Motor Car from Smith Hardware Company. Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Jar Caps and Rubbers at Smith Hardware Cos. MONEY FOR YOU. We can save you money on your au tomobile batteries and battery repairs. —AUTO SALES COMPANY. It will pay you to see Smith Hard ware Company before purchasing au tomobile casings and tubes. They have some special close outs. Packers Tin Cans in both TWO and THREE pounds, at Smith Hdw. Cos. ARM LANDS FOR SALE OR TRADE We have options on and for sale nearly fifty farms in Oconee and other North Georgia counties, ranging in size from 25 to 900 acres. This is the finest farming section of the entire state. Write us for our list of farms, terms and prices, and let us list your property in our next Bulletin. No sale —No cost to you. Anderson & Porter, Real Estate, Bishop, Georgia The Real, Real Estate Dealers.” We have some Fords, Buicks and one Overland 90 for sale cheap. See us. — WILLIAMS BROS. GARAGE. Phone 27, Smith Hardware Cos. for Polishes and Floor Oils. • ___ * Syrup Cans in Ones, Fives, Tens — Also barrels at Smith Hardware Cos. s ~ Dou&LaS FftltaBAMHS * Monday and Tuesday, August 15-16 STRAND THEATRE Coal! Coal!! We have in transit Red Ash, Blue Gem and Creech Coals for August delivery at per ton, $9.50 Montevallo Coal, the world’s best on hand at all times. Peoples Fuel Cos. Phone 214 V eterinary Surgeon I have located in Winder for veterinary practice. Calls answered promptly. I can be found at J. M. Brooksher & Sons Stables. I. G. Gauntt Veterinary Surgeon Day Phone 313 —Night Phone 287. SUBSCRIPTION: f1.50 A YEAH