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THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922.
, Social and Personal News
.COLWELL-DAVIS.
At 9:30 o’cock ast Sunday morning
at the home of Rev. J. S. Settle, occurr
ed the marriage of Miss Pauline Col
well to Mr. Reuben Davis, Rev. J. S.
Seftle officiating. Immediately after
the ceremos.v the couple left for the
home of the bride’s parents at Young
Harris, Ga.
Mrs. Davis is the sister of Mrs. G.
W Summerour of this place and is a
young lady of lovely trajts of character
Mr. Davis is a young business man of
Winder and stands high among his as-'
sociates. Both have many friends in
this section who wish them happiness
and prosperity is life.
MRS. FORTSON ENTERTAINS
SEWING CU B.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Geo.
Port son delightfully entertained the
flunior Priscilla club at a sewing par
ty. This meeting proved to be an im
mensely oily occasion. At the corfdu
sion of the sewing hour the hostess ser
ved a tempting salad course. Those
present were Mesdames W. L. Mat
thews, Ralph Smith, E. R. Harris, H.
C. Williams, R. L. Eavenson, L. E.
'Herrin, Howard Perry, Robert Camp,
Guy Kilgore, G. W. DeLaPerriere, Paul
Roberts, Clyde Williamson, J. B. Par
ham, Edgar DeLaPerriere, C. G. Land,
Reese Couch, John Maynard and Miss
Mabel Jackson.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Quite an enjoyable event was the
■birthday party at which Mrs. William
Poster entertained last Wednesday af
noon in honor of her young son,
Curtis, in celebration of his eleventh
birthday anniversary.
The happy young host received many
pretty and useful gifts.
After many games had been played
delightful refreshments were served.
assisting Mrs. Foster in en
tertaining were Mrs. E. C. Gordon, Mrs.
Judson Gordon. Mrs. Charles Baily,
Mrs. J. B. Cooper, Mrs. Jack Howell,
Mrs. Earl Morgan, and Mrs. M. E. Rog
ers. ‘
included Monford Whit
ley, Clifron Gordon, Lamar Rogers,
Ivan Davis, Clyde McElroy, James
Sfteats, J. B. Cooper, Martha White
Cooper, Mary Frances Cooper, Estes
Howell, Ardis Howell, Daisy Grace
Howell, Remont Howell. Edna Gordon,
and Charles Prevost.
FOSTER HATCHER MARRIAGE
SOLEMNIZED THIS MORNING.
A wedding of much cordial interest
to a wide circle of friends was that of
Miss Dorcas Elizabeth Hatcher to Mr.
Ralph Emerson Foster. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
bride's mother, Mrs. Lillie E. Hatcher,
this morning at 10 o’clock. The guest
list included a limited number of rela
tives and intimate friends.
The living room where the ceremony
took place was effectively decorated.
An altar was formed of ferns and gar
den Preceding the ceremony an
artistic musical program was given by
Miss Frances Pearson of Sphrta, who
also, gave Mendhelssohn’s wedding
* march- for the entrance of the bridal
party. ‘ Dr. Cullen T. Carter was the
\officiant.
The bride was gowned for traveling
in a dark blue suit of poiret twill with
accessories to harmonize. She carried
a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of
the valley. She was attended oy her
sister'Miss Agnes Hatcher, as her mind
of honor. She wore a costume of blu ‘
canton crepe, combined with Spanish
•lace. Her corsage was of Columbia
roses. The groom was attended by
Mr. Willard D. Wirt of Franklin as best
man.
The wedding register was kept by
Mrs. Frank B. Baker.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and *Mrs. Foster left for a Southern
i wedding tour. On their return they will
Lbe at home to their friends after May
■, at 302 Eighth avenue, south.—Nash
•ville Banner.
Ralph Foster is a son of Mrs. T. M.
Foster of thin city and Is a former em
ployee of the News. He is a promising
young man and has many friends here
who will be interested to know of his
happy marriage.
Mr. Harris Mayo, of Winder, spent
last week with his mother, Mrs. D. T.
Mayo.—Walton News.
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slr. R. Tj. Manning, of Bethlehem,
one of the leading citizens of Barrow
t-ounty, has been appointed one of the
* directors of the Georgia COtton Grow
ers Association and the territory as
signed to him is Barrow and Walton
counties.
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Dr. T. E. Hill, the pellagra special
ist. of Winder, spent several days last
week in Gadsden and Birmingham on
professional business. He came back
by tfragon, his old home, enjoying his
visit ‘very much. He reached Winder
Tuesday night and his friends were
glad to welcome him home.
Mr. T. B. Strange was a visitor to
1 Atlanta Sunday.
• • *
Miss Frank Womack spent the past
week visiting in Athens.
• • •
Miss Nelle McCants was a week-end
visitor to Atlanta.
• •
Mr. E. C. Strange visited friends in
Atlanta last Sunday.
i • • *
, Mrs. Matthew Barclay of Charleston,
S. C., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
| L. S. Radford.
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Mrs. H. J. Langston is confined to
her room this week on account of ill
ness.
* • *
Miss Stella Cotter was a visitor in
Atlanta last week, attending Grand
Operd.
• * *
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moore and baby
spejut the past week-end with Mrs.
Moore's parents in Covington.
• * *
Miss Nelle MeCauts spent several
.days in Atlanta with friends during
Grand Opera.
* * *
Mrs. Geo. P. Spindler, of Atlanta,
will visit Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brooks
v the latter part of the week.
* * *
Col. and Mrs. J. Clifford Pratt, of
Winder spent the past week-end with
relatives near Lawrenceville. —News
Herald.
* * *
Misses Icie Smith and Flossie Hen
sou went to Atlanta last Saturday to
attend the last performance of Grand
Opera.
* * *
Mrs. A. S. Rowland of Athens spent
the past week here with her daughter,
Miss Dorothy, who has been s kcait the
home of Mrs. 0. M. Jackson.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and Mr. Harvey
Kelly and Miss Fredericka Boa right
of Monroe were the guests last Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Radford.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Craig and Miss
Gippie Craig spent several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Williams
at Winder. —Gwinnett Journal.
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Mr. W. B. McCants spent Sunday and
Monday with his son, John, who is im
proving at Davis-Fischer sanitarium
in Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Moore were call
ed to Abbeville, S. C., Monday to the
bedside of their daughter, Mrs. Harry
L. Moore, who has been quite sick. Mr.
Moore returned to Winder Tuesday.
STATHAM
Miss Idalee Ross and Rozelle Ross
were the week-end guests of Mrs. J. H.
Moore of Bethlehem, Miss Rose remain
ing over for several days’ visit.
Miss Helen Arnold, who belongs to
the school faculty of Winder, spent the
week-end here with her parents and
went down to Athens Saturday to the
Ga. Vanderbilt ball game.
Mrs. Nelia Arnold of Covington is
visiting relatives here for awhile.
Mrs. J. C. Cooper and children of
.Bogart spent Monday with her moth
er, Mrs. Georgia McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Smith of near
Athens spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Lancaster en
tertained as their guest last week their
daughter, Mrs. Anderson, from Atlanta.
The Mission ladies of the Methodist
church put on a play for he benefit of
the Methodist church “The School at
Blue Berry Corner” on last Tuesday
evening which made quite a hit And
Mondav evening they put the play on
at Bethlehem and had a very good at
tendance for the rainy evening. They
wish to thank each and every one
present and hope it was a pleasant even
ing.
Mr and Mrs. ,T. H. Wall enterta.n
ed on last Sunday “the home coming
for their mother, Mrs. Mary Patrick
Wall, on her sixty-ninth birthday.
They had the home coming of her chil
dren and sisters and one old aunt. At
this home coming were the sisters, Mrs.
Amanda Finch and Mrs. Green Chan
dler, the old aunt, Miss Sidney Pat
rick, the children, Mr. and Mrs. J. H
Wall, and four children; Mrs. Edna
Roberts, and four children, Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Perkins and three children,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Perkins andnT.u
Just after the dinner hour when all
were merry over he gtreat feast that
had been prepared for this mother by
her children, she was taken suddenly
111, and her life hangs on a thread, as
this will be the last lmme-comlng of
the children, grand children and sisters
of this dear good woman.
Mrs. C. S. Williams and son of Win
der spent a few days last week with
Mrs. R. A. Nunnally.
The people of Statham are cordially
invited to attend a school rally at the
1 auditorium on May 13, for the purpose
.of discussing consolidation of schools
on this side of the county. We expect
to have with us Mr. Brittain, the State
-School Superintendent, Mr. Brooked re,
county school superintendent, Prof. W.
■M. Holsenbeck, onr former C. S. S.,
and R. W. Haynie and Dr. J. C. Dan
iel, members of the board of educa
tion of Barrow county. The purpose
of the meeting is to familiarize our
selves with this new work of which we
/eel will be beneficial to Statliam and
surrounding territory. All are invited
Ito come and bring well filled baskets.
- Mr. and Mrs. Charley A. Farrell and
Mrs. Rosa Booth of Athens, Mr. and
Mrs. ('ash of Bogart were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gordon.
Mrs. T. J. Sykes and Mrs. W. M.
Stinchcomb very creditably represent
ed the Stntham P. T. A. with their in
spiring talks at a meeting of the pat
rons of Pine Grove school, assembled
for the purpose of organizing a P. T. A.
This organization has the distinction of
being the only P. T. A. in Oconee coun
ty.
PROGRAM
Home-Coming Day at Christian church
May 7th, 1922.
MORNING
Welcome addfress —Rev. .Tiio. V.
Thomas.
Stpipfure reading and prayer—by
superintendent.
Song—by school—“lf Jesus Goes with
Me.”
Reading—Mother—Dorothy Porter.
Reading—“ Mother O’ Mine,” Edwin
Stinchcomb.
Reading—Mother’s Day.
Duet—Who Can Love Like Mother.
Paper—Mother.
Reading—Louise Day.
Song—Mother.
Poem—Viola Perry.
Song—Mother Machree.
Sermon—Rev. Jno. V. Thomas.
Invitation Hymn—Won’t You Come.
Adjourn.
Dinner.
AFTERNOON
Song—Stand Tip, Stand Tip for Jesus
Devotional—Dr. A. R. Moore.
Ad dress—H ome-comtng.
Song—Sweet Peace, The Gift of God’s
Love.
Talk—Young People’s Work.
Remarks—By Visiting Minister?
Song—Blest Be The Tie
Benediction
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