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THURSDAY. AUGUST 3, 10*25.
,Social and Personal News
THIS WEEK’S C ALENDAR
, Tuesday. August Ist.
Master Ben Julian, Jr., celebrat
ed his fourth birthday with a
lovely party.
Wednesday, August 2.
Benefit party and baby show
given by the Wqjnan's club at
the home of Mrs. Blasingame.
Thursday, August 3.
Mrs. George Fortsmi and Mrs.
W. F. Hubbard are giving a re
ception at the home of the latter
ni honor of Mrs. Brown and Miss
Johnson.
Friday, August 4th.
Mrs. H. T. Flanigan Will, be
hostess at a musical tea in the
afternoon in honor of her house
/■guests who are Mrs. C. S. Mc-
Whorter, Mrs. John Baldwin.
Mrs. Harvey Cabiniss. Mrs. Har
ry Kilpatrick, Mrs. W. L. Jack
son, Miss Ladye Breedlove and
Mrs. John Aycoek, and Mrs. G.
A. Johns and guest, Mrs. W, 0.
'Perry and guests. Mrs. Potts and
guest, Mrs. Mott and guest.
Master Hugh ('anthers will be
host to Mrs. H. T. Flanigan and
guests at a theater party in the
evening.
Horace Austin will entertain
a number of his friends at a
birthday party at the home of
his mother, Mrs. J. B. Lay.
Saturday, August 5
Mrs. G. A. Johns will give a
luncheon in honor of Mrs. H. T.
Flanigan and guests and Mrs.
John King of Rochelle.
Mrs. R. H. Kimball will be hos
tess to her bridge club in the af
ternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Carithers will en
tertain at a/dinner party in the
evening in honor of Mrs. H. T.
Flanigan and guests.
Mrs. W. O. Perry will give a
ry.option in the afternoon in hon
or of her guests Mrs. Oscar Mc-
Rae and Mrs. Mercer Murray,
Mrs. Mac Potts and her guest.
Mrs. Flanigan and guests.
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DILLARD-ROBE RTS.
Married July 30th, 1922, at the home
of J. R. Johnson, and under the noted
matrimonial oak, Mr. William E. Rob
erts and Miss America Z. Dillard, Judge
A. I. Lyle, officiating, in the presence
of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Johnson and
family, Fletcher Wallace with Miss
facile Thurmond amd Paul Hall with
Miss Elizabeth Harwell.
After the usual congratulations Miss
Thurmond and Paul Hall with their
kodaks, made photographs of the bride
and groom just as they stood and ob
ligated themselves to love, serve, etc.
for each other. ') v
With best wishes and highest regards
for the newly made couple they return
ed to their home in Winder where they
will be at home to their many admir
ing friends.
BEN Jl HAN, JR.. CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY WITH LOVELY PARTY
One of the merriest events the young
Vhildren of Winder have ever enjoyed
was the party on Tuesday afternoon
at which Master Ben Juhan, was the
young host, celebrating his fourth birth
day. the party was given on the beau
tiful lawn at the home of Mrs. (3. A.
Johns. The children indulged in
various games out-doors which created
fun and laughter. Then they were in
vited into the house wht*e a lovely
cake topped by four burning candles
was cut and served with delicious
cream. Then each little guest was pre
sented with a cunning little paper hat,
it was indeed a treat to any one to see
the ,lawn full of bright and happy chil
dren after they were-given their cute
little hats. Fifty-five little folks were
Invited to this lovely party.
MBS. STEIN HOSTESS.
Mrs. Sam Stein was the lovely hos
tess on last Wednesday afternoon at a
most delightful party, honoring Mrs.
W. O. MoMullan of Elberton. Tables
were arranged on the broad porch and
in the living-room for the games. The
decorations were beautiful vari-eolor
smiKner garden flowers and ferns.
Punch was serVed by Misses Josephine
House, Gladys Harris and Emma Alice
Millikin. Late in the afternoon a de
lightful salad course with frozen punch
was served. The guests were Mes
t dames McMullan, Parks Stewart. Per
ry, Potts, Maddox, j George Fortson.
cliff Wages, Craft. Radford, Couch,
Paul Ely, Jennings Mauglion Silver
man. Clair Harris, Hubert Eberhart.
Brooks, Johns, Parham. I’. A. Flani
igan. Land, Williams, Joe House, and
1). F. Thompson. Misses Ora Lee-Camp,
Hmise, HarrLs and Millikin.
Miss Sudelle Perry has returned to
her home after several weeks stay in
Atlanta.
BY MRS. J. B.
GORDON-GRIFFETH.
Mr. Hugh Griffeth and Miss Johnnie
Lou Gordon, two well known and pop
ular young people of this city were hap
pily married last Sunday. They have a
.host of friends in this section who ex
tend heartiest congratulations and wish
for them’a long life of wedded bliss.
CAMPFIRE BENEFIT PARTY.
On Tuesday afternoon, August Bth,
11)22, the girls of the Wi—ba—co (Win
der, Barrow county) Campfire will
give a benefit party at the home of
Mrs. Paul Roberts. The afternoon
hours will be from five to seven. Va
rious games will be in progress through
out the evening and a general good
time is assured to all who attend.
Those desiring to bring their sewing
may do so and every effort will be put
forth to entertain the guests in the
best, manner possible. The evening
hours will be from eight-thirty to
eleven and ail of the business men and
young people who are unable to coine
hi the afternoon are invited to attend
at this time. Twenty-five cents will
be charged for each plate and those de
siring to engage tables may do so by
notifying any member of the Campfire.
Come, bring your friends and enjoy
an evening of fun aiid pleasure and at
the same time help an organization
that has always fallen in line with ev
ery movement that tends toward tne
betterment and uplift of our town and
community.
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MRS. MOSELEY COMPLIMENTED.
Mrs. Frank E. Williams and Mrs.
Henry Williams were liostasses on Sat
urday afternoon entertaining at the
home of the former with a lovely
Bridge party complimentary to Mrs. G.
C. Moseley, of Winder, the house guest
of Mrs. Henry Williams.
Mrs. P. M. Browning served punch
on arrival of the guests. Four tables
were arranged for the game on the spa
cious and attractive porch.
Prize for the afternoon, a dainty
box of powder, was cut by Mrs. Perry
Cocke, and the honoree was presented
a seti of unique Bridge cards.
At the conclusion of the game a de
licious salad course with iced tea was
served. The hostesses were assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Nowell. Mrs. N. E.
Ware, and Miss Frankie Bell Williams.
The guests included; Mesdames G.
C. Moseley, C. D. Terrell, Ed Jones, Ed
gar Fletcher, Perry Cocke, T. E. Brad
ley, C. B. Whatley. ,T. P. Luther, G. B.
Wilkes, R. R. Harris, Vivian Hyman,
E. F. Tison, J. L. Strickland, Thomas
Nesbit. Miss Nesbitt, Mrs. Christian,
Miss Janet Christian, of Buenna Vista,
Miss Nannie Benson, Mrs. N. E. Ware,'
Mrs. Nowell, Mrs. Max Land, Mrs.
Price Heard, and Miss Frankie Bell
Williams.—Cordele Dispatch.
Mrs. Morgan Hostess at
UNIQUE PARTY.
One of the most thoroughly delight
ful social event of the season was the
“Observation” party last Thursday
morning, given by Mrs. A. S. Morgan,
complimentary to tier daughter, Mrs.
Cliff Wages of Comer.
The spacious porch was quite attrac
tive and inviting and the interior of
the house was lovely, the color motif of
red and green was carried out quite
artistically, beautiful French baskets
filled with gorgeous red dahlias, zin
nias and other garden flowers of like
coldr were placed ou tables, cabinets
and mantels.
The amusiqg feature was ati unique
contest, articles to he orserved were
placed about on the porch and the
rooms and each guest was to guess just
what each article meant as per a print
ed slip given each one. The prize was
won by Mrs. Clair Harris and the con
solation was given to Miss Cleo Bush.
Misses Ruth Wages and Louise Wil
liams served punch. A delicious salad
course was served, the color scheme
was delightfully carried out in the re
freshments,
The guests present were Mesdames
Wages, of Comer; Daniel and Kinne
hrew, of Athens; Chambliss, of Tampa,
Fla.; McMullan, of Elberton; Eber
hart, of Montgomery, Ala.. Huff, Rus
sell, Shelnutt, Hubbard Randolph, Dan
iel, George Thompson, Harold Herrin,
Broome Mauglion, Jennings, W. L. De-
LaPerriere, E. It. Harris, Robert Camp,
Bailey, Walden, Tom Maynard, Kilgore,
I). F. Thompson, Clair Harris, Blasiu
game, Kimball, Burch, Aiken, Moseley.
Radford, Johns, Julian. Horton, Stew
art T. R. Strange, Parham,* Holsen
heck, P. A. Flanigan, Rondurant. It. L.
Rogers, Howard Rogers, George Fort
son, Potts, Perry, Joe House, Haralson,
Maddox, Brooks. Carpenter, Craft.
Couch, Grlffeth, It. O. Ross./i. S. Mill
saps Z. F. Jackson, Cash, Herschel
Smith and Pratt, Misses Ida Kilgore
and Cleo Bush.
Mr. R. 0. Ross, of Atlanta, spent last
week end with his family in this city.
TELEPHONE X0.’44 '
MRS. FLANIGAN ENTERTAINS
WEEK-END HOUSE PARTY.
Mrs. H. T. Flanigan will entertain as
her house' guests this week-end Mrs. C.
8. McWhorter of China. Mrs. John
Baldwin of Atlanta, Miss Ladye Breed
love of Atlanta, Mrs. Harvey Cabiness
of Athens, Mrs. Walter Jackson of
Orlando, Fla., and Mrs. Harry Kilpat
rick, of Atlanta, and Mrs. John Aycoek,
of .Monrot*. Mrs. Flanigan will
be hostess at a musical tea on Friday
'afternoon, and a number of other love
ly affairs have been planned for these
attractive guests.
WOMAN’S CLUB SPONSORS
BENEFIT PARTY AND BABY
SHOW. '
Quite an enjoyable and successful
event was the benefit party on Wed
nesday afternoon given on the lawn
at the home of Mrs. W. L. Blasingame
under the auspices of the ( Woman’s
club. V
The most interesting feature was the
baby show, there were 33 babies en
tered in the contest. l>r. Randolph.
Dr. Mathews and Miss Willie Meadow
weighed and measured the babies,' the
members of the club are deeply grateful
to them for their kindness and courtesy
on this occasion and it wa< a difficult
task for the judge's to decide on the
prettiest baby, however, the decision
was made on little Miss Joyce Estes,
slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Estes
and she was presented a beautiful sil
ver spoon.
The baby scoring the best developed
was little Harry McDonald, age five
months, one of the twin sons of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther McDonald of Bethle
hem, his twin brother followed as a
close Second.
Another feature was the contest of
Georgia made product dress. Mrs. W.
C. Horton and Mrs. W. N. Bailey tied
for the prettiest and least .expensive
and Mrs. Horton won after a draw
and was given a beautiful sewing bas
ket. Special mention was made of
the attractive dress worn by Mrs. Bai
ley, the goods was bought at the cot
ton mill in Winder and she raveled
threads from the material with which
to make the dress.
Games were enjoyed and refresh
ments served. Quite a large number
was present and all thoroughly enjoyed
it and hope there will he similar occa
sions that will prove just ns pleasant.'
YOUNG MATRONS
FEDERATED CLUB.
The Young Matrons Federated club
wishes to thank Dr. W. T. Randolph
for his splendid lecture on Child Wel
fare which was given last Friday af
'ternoon at the Christian church to a
large and appereciative audience. The
club appreciates the interest shown
by the public in this important subject
and feel sure that those hearing this
lecture felt more than repaid for com
ing out.
Following the lecture, the club held
the regular monthly “business meeting
with the president, Mrs. <3. A. Johns,
presiding.
After roll call and paying of dues,
different committees were heard from.
After the committee appointed to
see to the buying of a book case, made
its report, they were authorized to
purchase a sectional book case and
have placed in their club and rest room
in the court house.
X book shower will be given in con
nection with the next regular business
(meeting.
Chairmen of different departments
were then appointed to" serve for the
ensuing year.
The next meeting, August 10, will lie
of a social nature with Mrs. Clef Jack
son hostess, while (he business meeting
will lie held two weeks later with
Mrs. Parks Stewart.
Mrs. W. W. Norman, and Miss Eliz
abeth Norman of Griffin, are guests
of relatives in the city.
v Miss Joe Johnson and,Mrs. Stewart
Brown of Royston will spend the week
end in Winder us guests of Mrs. W.
•F. Hubbard and Mrs. George Fortson.
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Misses Freda and Hazel Love, of
Atlanta, and Charlotte MeCants. of
Winder, were the week-end guests of
Miss Mabel Roane.—Walton News.
• • •
Mr. P. M. Elder of Sanford, Fla., was
here on a visit last week. Mr. Elder has
many friends and relatives around here
who always give him a cordial welcome.
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UMr. and Mrs. A. Y. Eavenson and
daughters. Misses Willie Mae and
Gladys have returned from Nashville.
Ten®., where they were the guests of
Mrs. Howard Mann.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Zuber, on their
way from North Carolina to Atlanta,
stopped over in Winder awhile Satur
day with the family of Mr. J. W. Mc-
Whorter.
THE WINDER NEWS
Mrs. Howard Rogers is visiting rela
tives at Montezumu.
* * *
Mrs. Robert Camp spent Monday of
this week in Atlanta.
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Mr. Paul Hosch spent Friday and
Saturday in Atlanta.
• • •
Mrs. Mac Potts has as her guest
Mrs.- Walker Norman.
• * *
Mrs. G. C. Moseley has returned from
a visit to Atlanta.
* * *
/-'Miss Kathleen Wilson is enjoying a
delightful visit in Troy, Ala.
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Mrs. G. A. Johns, Misses Mary Lou
ise Johns and Elizabeth Kimball spent
Monday in Atlanta.
Mrs. Mercer Murray, formerly Miss
Lurine Hood, of Fort Valley is visiting
relatives here.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ouzts
Wednesday morning, August 2, a nine
pound boy.
* * *
Ernest Green and Samuel
Graham have returned from a week's
visit to Griffin.
• • *
Mr. W. L. Elder, who lias been at
Clayton for several months will be at
home for the week-end.
* * *
Mrs. Oscar Mcßae is expected in the
city the latter part of the week to be
the guest of Mrs. W. <>. Perry.
• * •
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carithers and
children have returned from a ten
days’ stay at Clayton.
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Misses Pearl Donahoo and Davis of
the General Hospital. Athens, made a
•short visit to Winder Tuesday.
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/''Mrs. J. W. Griffeth has as her guests
Mrs. Nunnally of Verbena. Ala. anil
Miss Helen Biles of Albemarle, X. C.
Mr. Junius Carrington spent Thurs
day In Norcroas with his wife, who
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Haynie.
* * *
Thffrnton, Luke and Annie Fran
ces Flanigan of Lawrenceville spent
the past week end with Mrs. W. L.
Elder. * ?- !
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The friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Parr regret to know they are leaving
this fVH>k for their new home in Gas
tonia. N. C. .
• • •
Mr. W. F. Hubbard and family of
Winder were recent visitors to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Hadaway—Athens Ban
ner.
Miss Francis Hubbard has returned
to her home in Winder after a visit
to her aunt, i\lrs. .Paul Hadaway.—
Athens Banner.
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Aiiliss Sara Joe Roberts is visiting
relatives in Columbia. S. C., She will
spend a- week in Elbertou before her
return home.
* * •
Mrs. Arthur DeLaPerriere and little
daughter, of Hoschton spent a few
days here this week- with Mrs. W. L.
Blasihgame and family.
* * *
[s' Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Broome have re
truned to Winder to make their home
and are located at the home of Mrs.
W. L. Blasingame.
* * •
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Douglas spent
last week with their sister, Mrs. Green
Graham ; they were accompanied home
by Miss Elizabeth and Master Hubert
Graham.
Mrs. J. S. Hargrove has returned
from a visit to Stephens; she was ac
companied home by her mother and
sister, Mrs. Freeman and Miss Lizzie
Howard Freeman.
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l. Miss Desma Elder and Miss Myrtle
Wallace, who haVe been attending the
summer school at tin* University of
Georgia for the past six weeks will
return home Saturday.,
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will be a benefit party next
afternoon on tjj lawn at tli
home of Mrs. Paul Roberts for the lam
ent of the Campfire girls. Everybody
cordially invited. Hours will be from
5 I*. M. to 11 P. M.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haynle of Nor
crosK, Ca., spent lust week with rela
tives and were accompanied home by
Mrs. ,J. E. Carrington and children.
Loan Belle and Katherine, for the
week.
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Vasco Scgars, Jdnlus Car
rington and Elmer Haynie of Norcross
ipotored to Oglethorpe county where
they spent Monday and Monday night
fishing. They were gue?: of Mr. and
Mrs. Garrett Smith.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman’s Missionary Society will meet
at the M. E. Church Monday afternoon
at 4 :80. The business and dttearrv
meetings have been combined and a
very interesting meeting is assured.
Mr. I. Ik Jackson, of Winder, was
here Saturday on business.—Hoscliton
News.
• • •
Mr. Thos. A. Maynard, president of
the Winder National Bank, was in
town for a short while Monday after
noon.—Hosehton News.
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Mr. W. D. Still, Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence "Shepard. Mrs. Henry Oakley, and
Master W. C. Sbarpton returned last
week from a trip to Jacksonville, An
niston and other points in Alabama.
Scholarship in Athens Business col
lege for sale cheap. Winder News.
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The Square Deal Garage
East Candler Street.
Day
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anybody.
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Grady Whitehead, Service Manager
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Hon. N. H. Ballard, candidate for
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was in Winder last week mingling with
his many friends in this section. He
has many frlejids in this section who
will be glad to support him in his race.
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Mrs. Fannie Chambliss and children
who have been visiting Mrs. Maude
Bondurant for several weeks left last
Saturday for Opelika, Ala., where they
will visit friends before returning to
their home in Tampa, Fla. They were
accompanied as far as Atlanta by Mrs.
Bqudurant, Miss Mary Lou Cargill,
Miss Helen McWhorter and Frank Bon
durnnt.