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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1921. Social and Personal News birthday party. / Master Lewis Harper Williams de lightfully entertained a number of his little friends at a party last Tuesday afternoon celebrating bis fourth birth day. (lames were enjoyed and stories were told to the children. Punch, cream and candy were much enjoyed during the afternoon. CHILDRENS' PARTY. A jolly occasion of last week was Saturday afternoon when little Miss Jean Kimball celebrated her third birth day with a delightful little party. A fish pond was an enjoyable feature of the afternoon and delicious refresh ments were served. A large number of little tots enjoyed the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Green Entertain Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Green entertain ed about 85 relatives and friends at a happy reunion and bountiful dinner Sttnday at their beautiful suburban Winder home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Green, of Hoschton, Mr. and Mrs. William Pickrell and children, of Ox ford, Ga.; Mr. .Joe Cheely and family, of Bethlehem: Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McGaughey and children, of Dacula; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Edwards and chil dren of Bethlehem, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fuller and daughter, of Winder; Mr. W. J. Page and family, of Beth lehem, Mr. and Mrs. .Jim Morris am children and Mr. Casper and family, of Statham; Mr. and Mrs. Starr Eason, of Oxford; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. .J. M. Fuller and family; Misses Lillie Maddox, Belle McEver; •XA'i Louella Bronson, of Winder, Val ue* Page, of Bethlehem; Mamie and Belle Green, Messrs. Andrew Pickrell, of Oxford, Fred McEver, of Winder; Clarence Page, of Bethlehem; Grady Queen;.} Henry Fuller and Grady „en. W ttTV ’ Hash. Brunswick Stew, fried cliiick en, sandwiches and many kinds of cakes and pies were served at dinner. Coffee, iced tea and lemonade were served as drinks. Music on the grafanola and organ and singing by the young folks were enjoyed in the afternoon. The guests departed declaring they bad spent a most delightful day in spite of the rain which marred the occasion to some ex tent. —One who was present. Mrs. Alma McDonald of Atlanta spent the week-end in Winder with friends. * * Mr. W. A. Harper, of Statham. was in Winder Tuesday and called at the News office. • • Mrs. Maude Bondurant, Miss Alice King and Frank Bondurant spent last Saturday in Athens. • Mr. ’and Mrs. K. A. Willis, of Rock Hill. S. C\. wre recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lyle. * • Miss Rita King, who Is in training at the Athens General Hospital, will spend Saturday here with Miss Alice King. • Mrs. .T. W. Eavenson, of Bowman. Ga„ who has been visiting her children here this week, returned home Wednesday. • • . Mr. R. F. Whaley, of Milan. Ga.. came up this week to visit old friends in this section where he formerly lived. • • Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robertson and voung son. William, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McWhorter last Sunday. • • Mrs. Georgia Harris and Mr. Glaire Harris spent the past week-end in El berton with Mr. and Mrs. W .O. McMul lan. Mrs.*W. C. Horton is spending sev eral days in Atlanta; while there she will attend the sth congressional dis trict meeting at College Park. Mrs. W. H. Jennings entertained at a lovely party last Friday afternoon, the guests including the members of the Brides club and a few friends. • • Mr. F. H. Norris, a former citizen of this county, but whose home is now in Ben Hill, Campbell county, was in Winder on business one day this week. • • Mr. Ben Juhan, of Athens, spent the week-end with his family in this city. • • Mr. Z, F. Jackson, who has been quite unwell for some time, was car ried to Atlanta the latter part of last week for treatment by Dr. 1\ illis Jones. He is in Wesleyan Memorial hospital. Pocket Knives for 5c and up at the Smith Hardware Company. f Get an Oil Heater for the chilly mornings from Smith Hardware Cos. STATHAM NEWS Misses Idalee and Kate Lavender of Athens were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Dooly Sunday. Miss Marion Reynolds entertained as her week-end guest Miss Annie Lou Porter of Colbert. Misses Bessie and* I.illjan l.auit-r from Auburn Christian College, spent the week-end here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rainey Lanier. \V. I*. Wall of Sparta is here for a few days witli relatives. Mr. E. 11. Wells, of Wutkiiftsville spent Saturday night and Sunday with Rev. C. W. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Wall and chil dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Perkins. Mrs. J. 1. Burson was called to At lanta to the bedside of her brother. Mr. Weatherly, who is in a serious condi tion. She was accompanied by her son, Frank Bursou. Miss Pearl Lanier very royally en tertained as her week-end gusts Misses Decima Bradberry and Ester Williams of Winder. Miss Ruth Arnold is spending some time in Talbotton as the guest of her sister. Mrs. R. 1,. Siruth. Mr. and Mrs. At Coker of Athens were with their mother, Mrs. Ellen Dooly, Sunday. Miss Annie Mae Smith from Gratis spent the week end here with her sis ter, Mrs. .J. T. Treadwell. Mrs. Georgia McDonald left Monday for Atlanta where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Luther Cody. E. R. Arnold is spending part of this week in South Carolina. Tlie friends of Mrs. J. I. Burson are sympathizing with her iu the death of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Emory McElroy of Win der. were the week-end guests of Mr. ml rs. W. D. Whitman. Quite a good many Stathamites at tended the fair at Winder this week. J. J. Horton, of Atlanta, spent part of this week hero- with ids children. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wright of East ville were here part of this week with relatives. Statham High School News. The following pupils entered school Monday: Ruby and Ruth Gasper, Gy rus Johnson, Avery Bedingfield, Eras tus Kinney. Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah! Gomes timidly from the platform of the auditorium on every Tuesday and Thursday af ternoons as Mrs. Hutchins tests one girl's voice after another. This wee noise is by no means all there is to the Glee Glut). When the girls have recov ered from this unusual happening the volume increases and they sing joyous ly. The manual training class so well begun by Mr. Williams for the boys as been the inspiration for Mrs. Hutch ins to begin organizing a Domestic Science class for the girls, which will oe completed at an early date. Fifth and sixth grades have plann ed their window boxes and they are saving their money to buy bulbs. The fifth grade is making a special study of South America. The pupils of these grades gave a very interesting little program in their room last Friday afternoon. A genuine spirit of generosity, lo.v ilt.v and cooperation was demonstrated by the people of Statham Saturdaav evening at the school festival given to pay for the new sanitary drinking fount recently installed in the school build ing. The school cpmpus was never lovlier than on this occasion. On each side of the walk and hung among the trees were vari-eolored Japanese lan terns. Scattered over the lawn were rustic seats and tables at which the guests were served. Stripped titties banked with a profusion of gol den-rod and autumn leaves form ed the artistic booths from which the refreshments were served. This was indeed a happy occasion for all pres ent. We wish to all those who helped us to make it it success. We ap preciate the presence and help of all the out of town visitors. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The party is known who took casing off Ford Truck Sunday night belonging to Williams-Thompson Cos. Nothing will be done if returned at once, other wise you will have to suffer. —Williams- Thompson Cos. NOTICE. GEORGIA —Barrow county. All creditors of the estate of Mack 'Moore, colored, will render in their de mands to the undersigned, duly proven according to law, and all parties owing and indebted to the said Mack Moore will 1 1 once make payment to the under signed. H. G. HILL, Administrator of the Estate of Mack Moore. 6t SALE NOTICE. GE< >IUJ lA—Barrow county. By virtue of the provisions of the will of William Collier, deceased, duly probated in solemn form in Jackson county, before the Court of Ordinary, on January titli, 1913, as appears of re cord on Minute Book **G’ page 239, granting to It. L. Carithers and M. B. Griffeth, Executors therein named, the power to sell any or all of his property, tlie undersigned as executors of tlie will of the said William Collier, will offer for sale before tlie court house door of Barrow county, at public outcry to tlie highest bidder, in tlie City of Winder, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in November, 1921, as the property of tlie deceased, tlie follow ing deerilied property of the said de scribed lands, towit: All that tract or parcel of land gen erally known as tlie old home place of the said William Collier, deceased, and occupied by him at the time of his death and later occupied and controll ed by Miss Phoebe McLocklin, return ed in the inventory and appraisement by said estate at 200 acres, more or less, but later surveyed by W. T. Ap pleby and containing in the aggregate 173 3-4 acres, described by a boundary commencing at an iron pen on road near Casper line; thence along said road S. 42 1-4 E. 39.50 ells, to a rock on said oad ; thence with Terrell lands 8. 19 1-2 VV 20 chs to rock: thence with Vickers land N. 41 1-2 W. 8 chs. to rook ; thence S. 38 3-4 W. 8.44 oils, to rock; thence with Vincent lands X. 40 W. 37.16 chs to rock: thence S. 44 W. 14.10 chs to rock; tlienee S. 61 VV. 5.33 chs. to rock; thence 8. 58 VV. 4.37 chs. to rock; thence 8. 39 1-2 VV'. 8.27 chs. to a rock; thence 8. 60 VV. 90 lenglits to rock; thence with the Kelluin lan Is X. 59 3-4 VV'. 17.27 chs. to rock; thence X. 48 1-4 E. 45.26 clis. to iron pen; thence 8. .39 .3-4 E. 9.36 chs. to iron pen; thence X. 48 E. 16.94 chs. to the beginning corner. Sttid lands lias been sub-divided into five smaller parcels and will be sold by the said five smaller parcels, de scribed ns follows: Tract No. 1. Commencing at a rock on the Smith line with the corner of tract No. 2; thence S. 42 E. 111.04 cits, to a rock; thence S. 38 3-4 W. 16.65 chs. to rock; thence X. 40 W. 28.34 chs. to rock; tlienee X. 10 E. 9.56 cits, to a rock; thence X 48 E. 7.94 chs. to a rock at Beginning corner, containing 49.56 acres more or less. Trart No. 2. Commencing at an iron pen or post oak on the road with Gasper lands; thence S. 42 1-4 E. 29.50 chs. to a rock: thence S. 38 3-4 W. 9.20 chs. to a rock : thence X. 42 W. 31.04 chs. to a rock at the corner of tract Xo. 1; thence X. 48 E. 9 cits to the beginning corner, containing 27.54 acres, more or less. Tract No. 3. Commencing at a rock on road with the Daniel lands at corner of tract Xo. 2: thence S. 42 1-4 E. 10 chs to a rock; on road with Terrell lands: thence S. 19 1-2 W. 20 cits, to a rock: thence with Vickers lands X. 41 1-2 W. 8 chs. to rock; thence S. 38 3-4 W. 8.44 cits, to rock: thence X. 40 W. 8.82 chs to rock; thence with lint' of tract Nos. 1 and 2 X. 38 3-4 E. 25.85 chs. to rock on road at the beginning eorner, containing 30.63 acres, more or less. Tract No. 4. Commencing at a rock marking N. W. corner of Tract No. 1 with lands of Vincent; thence S. 4-1 W. 14.10 chs. to ock at bridge; thence N. 40 3-4 W. 16.40 chs. to rock; thence N. 48 1-4 E. 23.04 to an iron pen; thence 8. 39 3-4 E. 9.36 chs. to the rock at the beginning corner, containing 32.!*0 acres, more or lss. Tract No. 5. Commencing at a rock at bridge at the corner of tract No. 4 with lands of Vincent; thence S. 61 W. 5.33 chs. to rock; thence S. 58 W. 4.37 chs to rock; thence S. 39 1-2 W. 8.27 chs. to a rock ; thence 8. GO W. 90 lengths to a rook in the road; thence N. 59 3-4 W. with Kel luin lands 17.27 chs. to rock; thence N. 48 1-4 E. 22.22 chs. to rock at corner of ■tract No. 4; thence 8. 46 3-4 E. 16.40 chs. to rock at bridge at beginning cor ner, containing 33.12 acres, more or less. Terms of sale: One-third cash on day of .sale and remainder on January lst, 1922. Possession of lands to be had on January Ist, 1922. This the sth day of October 1921. It. L. CARITHEKS, M. B. GUIFFETH, Executors of Will of William Collier. Deceased. G. A. JOHNS, .1. C. PRATT, Attorneys for Executors. Tanlac, the remarkable remedy that everybody is talking about, is sold by G. W. DeLaPerriere & Sons. Be sure to plant onions this fall. Fine sets for sale by Smith Hardware C’o. THE WINDER NEWS SUMMEROUR’S Great Sale STILL ON £ROWDS have been flocking to Summerour’s Sale by the hundreds. His wonderful bargains are creating a genuine sensation throughout this entire section. Now is the time to lay in your supply of Fall and Winter Goods. You will save money, and money counts now. Don’t wait until the opportunity is gone, but act now. The Lucky Key to the Music Master Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 13, 14 and 15, are the days in which the lucky key to the Music Master that is to be given away free will be found Bring all your keys to the Music Master on one of these days and try them. We want to see who has the lucky key. Somebody is going to get a fine musical instill ment free. Bring in your keys on one of these days. Don’t be too late. J. W. Summerour WINDER, GEORGIA THE UNIVERSAL CAR Price Delivered Touring Car, Starter Type $510.19 Runabout, Starter Type -i 478.95 Truck Chassis . .4.,.. •; 523.64 Coupe, Starter and Demountable Rims ........ 686.91 Sedan, Starter and Demountable Rims 754.66 Tractor . • • .*i* *.•••• *j 695.00 Above prices includes Gas and Oil. Car ready to drive out. BETTER PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY. * KING MOTOR COMPANY C. B. MOTT, Manager Authorized Ford and Fordson Dealers Subscription Price: $1.50 Per Year.