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the strand theater program THTUSDAY. October 13.—Ethel (Hay ton. in The Young Mrs. Wintlirop. SATUKDAK. October 1.1. —Eddie Polo ill -Do or i*it“" serial. Hoy Stewart in Big Feature. VOL. XXVIII. STATHAM >jEWS Miss Josie Rlackstoek of Jefferson was with lier sister, Mrs. Edgar Ham mond, part of last week. Mrs.-T. X. Lancaster has with her this Week her sister, Mrs. John Adams, of Xorcross. Mrs. S. A. Boland is entertaining as her guests this week her sister, Mrs. 1 telle Hodges Longino from Atlanta. Mrs. (\ \V. Henderson and children were the week-end guests of Mrs. Louis Henderson and Mrs. Brown of Luw reneeville. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Malcomb were guests Sunday of their daughter, Mrs. Carl Dial, near Mars Hill. AVr. and Airs. Bob Finch were dinner guests Sunday of Air. ami Mrs. T. Al. Sims. Air. and Airs. E. L. Ross and chil dren motored to Cleveland Saturday and were guests of Air. and Airs. ,). \\. Thurmond. C. F. Bom of Lawrenceville was in the city Tuesday. Aiisses Pearl Lanier and Pauline Rob erts are being royally entertained this week as the guests of Airs. Smith and Mrs. Whitlock of Sparta, sisters of Miss Lanier. Misses Elizabeth and Stella McEl hannon entertained as their dinner guests Sunday Air. and Airs. Sam Sher ard and Mrs. Rubio AlcElhannoi: of Gainesville. Mr. and Airs. ,1. 11. Wall and chil dren-spent Sunday with Airs. Amanda Finelfiit her home in the country. Air. and Mrs. L. E. Cooper of Ath ens were in the city awhile Sunday. Airs. R. A. Nunnally returned Sun day from the hospital not much im proved but her lrionds hope for a re covery soon. Air. and Airs. Jessie Dooly were the week-end guest of relatives in and near Athens. Air. and Airs. E. Al. Smith and Airs. Merk of Bogart were with relatives Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Airs. Myron Wright of East ville were guests of the hitters par ents Sunday. Dr. and Airs. C. S. Williams of Win tier spent Sunday here with Mr. and Airs. Nunnally. Airs. T. J. ’Sykes entertained her Sunday school class, also the teachers of Statham High School on last Friday evening at her home on Broad St. Al ter a pleasant time spent in music games and conversation, a delicious salad and hot chocolate was served. The Womans Missionary society of Christian church met tit the home of Airs. A. Al. Hale Monday uftrnoon. Af ter a discussion of the work in which all the hrties took part delicious re freshments were served. Airs. Hale was assisted by her daughter, AJrs. Johnnnie Treadwell. Prof. Williams spent the week-end at Colbert with his family. Air. and Mrs. T. M. Smith of Tulbot ton spent Tuesday with their sister. Airs. J. M. Ross. Mr. and Airs. W. H. Cooper and chil dren of Athens were with Air. and Airs, j. p. Arnold Monday. Mrs. P. L. Hutchins and Airs. Wykle motored to Winder Tuesday after noon. MBs Helen Arnold spent the week end here with her parents. A Correction In the advertisement of C. T. Nally last week the phone number was print ed as “77.”. This was an error. It should have been 177. PREMIUM LIST OF NORTH RA FAIL. - - We had hoped that we would be able to publish the list of prize winners at the North Georgia Fair held in Winder in this issue. But owing to the fact that Mr. Jacobs, the secretary, has l*sm in Atlanta all of this week, we were not able to secure them from him. He will be in Winder the latter part of this week and we will get them from him and publish them next week. Mulberry Association The Mulberry Association is in ses sion this week at Appalaehee church near Auburn. It is one of the impor tant associations in the state and a large number of messengers will he present. Several Winder people will attend as correspondents. You will want a bottle of the wonder ful Tanlac remedy. Aon etui get*it front G. W. DeLaPerriere & Sons. She OTttkt Mem AND THE BARROW TIMES BETHLEHEM (Last week’s Letter I Airs. J. L. Aloore left Saturday for Roanoke, Ala , where she will spend several days with relatives. Alesdames J. X. Thomas and 11. H. Wages and children were the guests of Airs. Tliirza Odum of Winder, on Thursday. Airs. W. C. Yearwood returned home Sunday from Atlanta where she spent the week with relatives and friends. The Epworth League met at the Al. E —church Monday evening at 8 o'clock and an interesting program was enjoy ed. Opened with song. Lord’s prayer in concert. Scripture reading by Pres. .1. O. Har rison. Reading by Aliss Alyrtlc Harrison. Reading by Miss Dm Willie Bell. Quotations by Carl Harrison. Stove Austin, James Thompson, and Aliss Doris Whitehead. Story by iss Doris Whitehead. Solo by Aliss Al.vrtice Harrison. Talk by Rev. J. B. Gresham. ('olleotion. League Song. Prayer by Rev. J. B. Gresham. The Woman’s Alissionarv society met with Aiisses Belle Harrison and Dm Willie Bell Monday afternoon at four o'clock. .Meeting opened with song. Lord's prayer in concert. Scripture lesson by vice-pros, Airs. J B. Gresham. Talk by Airs. Collins of Winder on missionary work. Solo by Miss Al.vrtice Harrison. Business. Calling of roll. Reading of minutes by the secreta ry. Mrs. C. I>. Sims. Dismissed by Airs. Collins. After which refroshmnts were ser ved by Aiisses Harrison and Bell. Mrs. Callie Hosch (tur Heavenly Father in His infinite wisdom has seen tit to take from us on September 20tli a beloved woman. Airs. Callie Hosch, aged 6s. Site was the mother o'f two sons. W. Al. and A. II Hosch, the latter preceding her some two years. Early in life she joined the .Method ist ehureli and was ever a faithful and devoted member, livNtg a life of ser-vico and shedding an influence for good and right. She was a lovable woman, trap mother, and all who knew her said, “She is a good woman.” or life was beautiful in character and her hands were never too tired to help those in sickness and distress. Her love and devotion to her family was unusual. She has erected a mon ument more lasting than cold marble. During the lust week of her life her illness was such as to cause intense suffering but her patience and submis sion were inspiring to the one who ministered to her. Many lives have been sweetened and euobled by her having lived. To her loved ones her life was too short, but the good Father does not estimate a life by months and years. Sleep, dear friend, the sleep of the just, as the redeemed through Christ .Jesus, ‘till the resurrection morn when you shall hear: "Well done, good and faithful one: enter now into the inher itance prepared for you from the foun dation of the world. Yours will lw an inspiration to us in moulding our lives. * * UNION LOCALS . * * Aiisses Corine and Alice McElhun non spent Sunday with Aiisses Izzie and Ruth Harbin. Miss Ida Chapman spent Sunday af ternoon with her grand parents, Air. and Airs. G. W. Chapman. Mr. Green Page spent Sunday with Air. Clifton Sauls. Airs. Caro Spence spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Airs. J. D. Spence. Aliss Grace Thompson is teaching a training class at this pluce and has a good attendance. Mr. and Alas. Luther Wood announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday, October 6tlp which has been given the name of Allie Sybil. Mr. and Airs. George Dalton of Ce dar Hill, spent Monday night with Mr. and Airs. W. L. Page. Airs. Lucy Jacks, is spending the week with her brother, Air. L. M. Wood. COTTON WINNINGS IN BARROW. Barrow county had ginned 4,732 hales of cotton up to September 25. 1021. This compares with 825 bales ginned up to the same time last year. The crop is much earlier this year than lust. Winder, Barrow County, Georgia, Thursday, October 13, 1921. Sharon News (Last week's Letter.) There will be a singing at tills place next Sunday afternoon. The Fnion Grove class will he present and sev eral good singers have promised to be with us. I Mrs. Ella Lancaster and Airs. Ella Strove spent Saturday afternoon with Airs. Obbic Sailors. Messrs. Ernest Park and Hoyt were the guests of Air. Hubert Little Sun day afternoon. The 1!. Y. P. U. at this place is pro gressing nicely. Air. and Airs. Andrew Hayes visited Air. and Mrs. Richard Hayes of Victory Sunday. Several from here attended the box supper at Braselton Saturday. Air. <it is~ Rock more spout Saturday night with Hubert Little. The little infant of Air. Obbie Sail ! ors was buried at Zion Sunday morn ing. | Airs. Aloliie Feagans was a visitor in Windi r recently. Little Misses L. and Rosa Lee Alontgomcry will make their home next near with Mrs. Lola Aladdox. NOTICE. Tin* Harrow County Union Singing Choir's next meeting will bo held with New Pentecost church Sunday P. AL, October It!. E. B. BROWN, President. Ladies’ Sweaters We otter beautiful ladies wool .sweat ers, Tuxedo style, In pretty combina tions, at $2.95 New Fall Suits Presenting a wonderful variety of ladies’ suits in all the newest styles and most popular materials at a Big Savings New Fall Coats Coats for service and stylo, splendidly tailored, variously trimmed, priced from — $12.50 to $39.75 Visit tliis department before you buy. New Fall Dresses Uncommonly good looking dresses of tricotine, .serge and twill, beautifully embroidered and elaborate styles. The prices are from — $6.95 to $29.50 Plaid Skirts $4.95 Full Pleated styles of all wool plaid material, choice patterns and colorings French Serge, all wool, 54 Inches wide, navy only— sl.B9 Samples Sent ABE JOEL SONS Mail Orders On Request “Sells Good Goods at Popular Prices” Filled BROAD ST. ATHENS, GA At State Executive Committee. Rev. \V. H. Faust attends the Ad ministration committee meeting of the Georgia Baptist convention in Atlanta Friday. Business of importance rela tive to the general mission work thru out the state will come before the body at this meeting. j We have near Winder a tine piano slightly used and partly paid for, , which we will sell to party willing to ! complete the remaining monthly pay- I molds. Send name and address for full information. 2G-2t Cable Piano Company, s2-S4 North Broad St., Atlanta, Ga. Airs. 1 S. M. Wellborn, of Odonee emmtv. was in the citv on business ■ I last week. FIRST BAPTIST ( ill R( II Services for Sunday. Bible school 10:15. Preaching 11:30 "Brain and Brawn." j Preaching 11 :.’!0. “Brain and Aluk cle.” Junior B. Y. I*. C. 0:30. Senior B. Y. P. U 0 :3H Preaching 7:30. “The Road to the City” Come, help make clitrist ianity su preme W H. FAUST, Pastor. Air. and Airs. John Carrington, Jr„ and little daughter, spout Tuesday in Atlanta. Great Fall Sale Of Coats, Suits, Dresses, Clothing Shoes, Dry Goods delight many with great Bargains and low Prices. Take advantage of the wonderful savings at this sale by vis iting our store. Bod Spreads, large size, extra good grade— sl.9B Boys’ Heavy Fleeced Lined Fnion Suits, sizes 0-16— 98c Misses’ Ribbed Union Suits, bleached and unbleached, all sizes, best grade— 98c Boys’ and girls separate Shirts and drawers — s4Bc 16 yards of good grade yard wide Sea Island — SI.OO Ladies good grade Sateen Petticoats black only— -79c Parasols, good quality and splendid for school use. Kings and fancy han dles — $1.29 Wool Flannel, white, navy and red, all grades and widths, from— 48c to 98c yard Ladies’ Bod Room Slippers, all col ors — 98c Boys’ School Shoes, black and brown guaranteed $2.98 Ladies' Shoes and Oxfords, the latest styles, all kinds of heel* — $4.98 Authorized Buick % Service Be satisfied by bringing your car to Win der Mobile Cos. for repairs. We take pride in repairing Buick automo biles as well as all other makes at the least possible cost. Mr. D. I. Gaines is with us now and he will * welcome his old patrons. Winder Mobile Cos. Buick Agency Solid Color Uliamliray— 10c Ladies Outing Gowns Well made of heavy weight Flannel, in a variety of prettv stripes— -79c Beaver Sailors $2.95 All colors, roll and straight brim, large and medium shape. $5.00 value— Boys’ Suits Boys’ Fall Suits in ail wool materials, sizes 6-16— $3.48 to $14.95 Let the hoys sec them before buying - Boys extra pants— 98c to $2.19 Blankets We offer great saving on Blankets. Our stock is now complete. Buy curly and save. We offer u Cotton Blanket, large size— s2.4B RUGS ART SQUARES AND LINOLEUM Come and see what we offer in this de part meat before you buy. Our prices are interesting. THE STRAND THEATER PROGRAM AIONDAI, October 15. — Belie Daniels in ’’Slit’ Couldn’t Help It." TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Octo •s.hlv <>i[i jo uuz.iux —(il pin* SI J, ”l No. 26.,