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STRAND THEATER PROGRAM THURSDAY, Nov. 17.—Jas. Oliver C'urwood’s “ISOBEL" —House Peters. FRIDAY. Nov. IS. —Enid Bennett, in “The Woman in the Suit Case. VOL. XXVIII. V. S. ACADEMY There will be preaching at Sharon church Saturday night and Sunday and Bible class at 7 :3U Sunday night. Mr. Marion Vermillion and family \if North Carolina is visiting friends and relatives near this place. Mrs. Mary Sims and daughter, Dell, visited Mrs. J. M. Simpson Thursday. Mrs. Dora Boggs spent Saturday af ternoon with Mys. Fannie Little. Miss Alma Deaton spent Saturday night with Miss Estelle Bowles. Misses Laura Lancaster and Clem mie visited Mrs. Ella Lancaster Sun day morning. Mr. Ernest Parks spent Saturday night with Mr. Hilrie McEver of Hoscli ton. ( Misses Flora and Ina Sailors atend ed the fair at Gainesville last week. Misses Ermine and Ethel Simpson spent Sunday with Misses Alma and Irene Deaton. CHRISTIAN CHURCH The school of the church will meet at 10:15 A. M. The attendance has been growing in recent weeks but there is room for more. Every mem ber of the church ought to be in some Sunday school class. Every otae in the community who is not attending a Bible school which meets at this hour is invited to be with us. The Lord's Supper and sermon by Bro. Edwards at 11:20. You are sure to hear some splendid soul filling mes sage at this hour. The evening evangelistic sermon will be held at the usual hour 7 :30. The house will likely be tilled. Come early and enjoy the song service. The C. E. meets at <5:30. Last Sun day evening was the largest attendance that this society has ever had. But we can still do better. Come on young people! There is room for you. Minister, Stanley K. Grubb. Thousands of weak, run-down men and women have reported astonishing gains in weight from.the use of Tan lac. G. IV. DeLaPerriere & Sons. AUCTION SALE Of My Entire Stock of Jewelry Beginning Friday, November 25th, at 10 A. M. I will offer my entire stock of Jewelry, including all Watches, Clocks, Diamond Rings, Bar Pins and the entire stock now on hand to the HIGHEST BIDDER for cash. Mr. S. C. Potts will conduct the sales and there will be two sales daily, 10 A. M. to 11:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. to 4:00 P. M. . Tt __ T Sales start promptly and positively stop at the advertised hour. Nothing will be reserved, but the entire stock of JEWEL will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. " i Christmas Is Near Christmas is near and this is your opportunity to buy your HOLIDAY GOODS at your own price. DON’T FORGET THE DATE AND TIME OF FIRST SALE Friday Morning, at 10:00 O’clock, November 25th M. E. GARRISON Garrison Bldg., Opposite New Court House (She Winder Mews. AND THE BARROW TIMES OUR HONOR ROLL AVe appreciate the response that many of our subscribers are making to our appeals for help. We are publishing weekly the names of those that are paying up their subscriptions. Have we published your name yet? If not why not let us publish it next week? We will be glad to do so. Dr. L. C. Allen J. T. Kilcrease Mrs. L. M. Mayne S. 11. Kennedy E. W. Jackson Mrs. T. M. Leonard Grover Fagan L. A. Fortson T. IV. Perkins John Hill C. A. Spain L. J. Edgar Thos. M. Bell Mrs. J. W. Sanders G. 15. Wall J. L. Smith S. S. Thomas G. W. Fuller G. W. Woodruff * Miss Ruby Woodruff S. J. Sliarpton C. M. Johnson J. N. Williams J. J. Foy J. 11. Austin A. D. Mineey W. 11. Parker Carl Patat B. H. Henry Gibson Duncan Miss Ethel "Weatherly W. 11. Helton M. A. Brown I). F. Thompson J. W. Nichols J. J. Thomas R. C. Thomas Calvin Smith W. C. McElhannon J. T. Cooper WANTED AT ONCE—Family with 1 man and 2 women to work in dairy. House and wood furnished. —See .T. W. Saunders. 31-2 t. Winder, Barrow County, Georgia, Thursday, November 17, 1921. AUBURN NEWS School at the Southeastern Christian College. Miss Lillie Mae Morrison entertain ed a few friends at a rook party Sat urday night. Miss Loren a Giles is spending awhile with her sister, Mrs. Emory Montgom ery of Lawreuceville. Messrs. Gay Ethridge and Otho Smith spent one day last week in Atlanta. There will be a box supper at the high school Wednesday night, Novem ber 23, everybody invited and will be welcomed. The Armistice program at the Southeastern Christian College was en joyed by a large audience. The three Sunday schools here are growing in interest. Miss Ara Williams who is teaching at Lawreuceville spent last week-end with tier father. Miss Grace Jacobs of Grayson was in our town Sunday. Messrs. Carson and Claud Williams who are attending school at A. & M. Monroe, were absent from town Sun day to our great surprise. Miss Jewell Pool spent Friday night with Miss Fay Wages. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. .T, A. Daniel. Misses Carmen Anderson and Ituhy Daniel and Mr. Hubert Daniel visited relatives in Hoseliton one day last week. Mr. Tom Wesley Peppers motored to Athens one day last week. We regret to lose Rev. S. P. Higgins who preached his farewell sermon at the Baptist church Sunday night. Mr. Ernest Giles jwent “dodging” Saturday night. Tanlac lias been an unfailing source of comfort to millions throughout the length and breadth of this continent. Have you tried it for your troubles?— G. W. DeLaPerriere & Sons. SEE THE “FOLK HORSEMEN of the APOCALYPSE” at Strand Theater on Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 21 and 22. COUNTY LINE. Mr. A. N. Elliott and family of l’ar risli spent Sunday with Mr. M. H. Hudgins and family. Miss Billie House \isited Miss Ol lie Murphy Saturday night. Miss Carmen Elder spent Sunday with Miss Aurora Attaway. Miss Eula Hardy spent Friday night with Miss Billie Hudgins. Mr. George Murphy and sister, Mrs. ,T. L. Greeson, sent the week-end in Gainesville visiting relatives. Mr. Will ltainey was in Winder on Saturday. Ir. and Mrs, Arthur House visited near Parrish Sunday. Miss Andie Clark visited Miss Ollie Murphy Wednesday afternoon. The little infant of Mr. Harry Aiken was buried at Bethabra Sunday at 11 o'clock. Rev. E. 15. Collins conducting the service. The family has our sym atliy. Miss Alline Smith spent Wednesday night with Miss Eula Hardy. Mr. Walter Vamlerford of Greene county sent Thursday night with Mr. J. T. Vamlerford and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wood spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy have returned home after an extended vis it to the latter's parents near Jeffer son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams visited the former’s parents here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. <). B. House visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Greeson Sunday afternoon. Miss Annie Clark spent Sunday with Miss Lucile Sigmon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur House spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ful don Freeman at Cedar Hill. Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Sigmon visited Mr. and Mrs. Alton Sims Sunday af ternoon. Misses Virginia Greeson and Cleo Freeman spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Ruby Duster. Miss Girdie Maxey spent a few days with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bud Maxey, recently. Barrow County Man Dies in Athens Hospital Athens, Gn. —G. A. Wall, aged 3!>, young Bftrrow county farmer, died at a local hospital Friday morning. His body was carried to Dorsey's funeral parlors and sent from there to Winder for funeral and interment. Mr. Wall is survived by his widow, who is said to l>e dangerously ill, and three chil dren. SEE THE "FOUR HORSEMEN of the APOCALYPSE” at Strand Theater on Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 21 and 22. Mrs. Gaines’ Studio There is nothing more appropriate for a Christmas present to your friends than a good photograph of yourself. Now is the time to have them made. Best of work. Postcards $2.00 per dozen and up. Larger Photos at reasonable prices. Kodak work finished promntlv. MRS. D. I. GAINES At Asa Knight’s Old Stand. _ STRAND THEATER PROGRAM SATURDAY, N Tjy. 19.—Whirlwind— Western Feature and Comedy. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Nov. 21 & 22.—" THE FOUR HORSEMEN of the APOCALYPSE.” ENJOYS READING NEWS The Winder News, Winder, Ga. Gentlemen: — I am attaching hereto check for Winder News which I enjoy read ing very much. Yours very truly S. S. THOMAS SEE THE “FOUR HORSEMEN of the APOCALYPSE” at Strand Theater on Monday and Tuesday. Nov. 21 and 22. No. 31.