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DECEMBER 21. 1022. SNAPSHOTS. t ! (By W. H. Faust.) T The Firer is wondering these days ;dio is trying to put Barrow county jin a bad light before the State. I “ Standing at Five points near Christ mas. one wonders if old Mnn Hard ♦Elmos is real or just make believe. 8 It may be that women are so deeply interested in politics because the W'ord party is used in connection with the matter so often. i jxits of difference in names. For example, Lanier I and Lanier 111. $ : When ydti lose your temper it is good to do what the pea fowl does in the spring time. Hide out and grow some sense. S A woman crying, a baity yelling and a politician have peculiar ways of getting what they want. * If you Vlant to know how much in fluence you really have just try to put over something in your home town. I Some men must bo self made for certainly the Lord would not turn out such an unfinished job on the pub lic. S Ijois of fools are advocating •un veiling Europes war debts who would not allow their creditors ten more days ou a reasonable note. * Some daily papers will give more space to a dirty divorce case than they will to the meeting of a religious body that spends millions and num bers hundreds of thousands. S Some men forget that they were •non children and that the biggest item on their program once was the annual visit of Santa Claus. S The Almighty must feel mighty sor ry for a quitter. The country church is the backbone great durability. You know it will II stand up under all conditions — ~ that it will withstand all the i* “roof killers” you are familiar I , with,heat, frost, storms, etc. Pick roofing by what it does —and I) sujS| you’ll invariably use Carey Roof- ffilHl "A Root tor Every Building” The New Winder Lumber Cos. GREETINGS: At this time we take great pleasure in thanking our many customers and friends for their liberal patronage during the past year. We shall endeavor to give the same satisfactory, un equalled and prompt service in the future as we have in the past. With our special tools and equipment coupled with twenty-two years of exclusive automobile repairing ex perience enables us to give you more for your money than you can get elsewhere. We do not employ any unskilled or inexperienced help, but each job gets our personal attention. We wish for everyone a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. • Our shop will be open during the holidays. WILLIAMS BROS. GARAGE Telephone 127 Broad St. Winder, Ga. "THE O+HEB MAN." Perhaps he sometimes sliiqsd a hit — Well, so have you. Perhaps some things he ought to quit, Well, so should you. Perhaps he may have faltered—why? Why, all men do and so have I, You must admit, unless you lie, That so have you. Perhaps if we would stop'and think. Both I and you, When painting someone black as ink, As some folks do. Perhaps, if we would recollect. Perfection we would not expect, Rut just n man half-way correct, Like me and you. I'm just n man who’s fairly good, I'm just like you. I've done some* things I never should, Perhaps like you, But, thank the Lord, I’ve sense to see, The rest of men with charity; They're good enough if good as me— Say, men like you. —W. T. R. The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company. We acknowledge with thanks a beau tiful calendar for lOL’.'l. from Mr. E. M. North, Assistant General Passenger Agen for the Atlantic Coast Line rail road company. The kindness of Mr. North on the trip we made last sum mer from Quitman to Brunswick will never lie forgotten. He is not only a fine railroad official but a spelndid gentleman, and our best wishes are ex tended to him and his excellent road. of the denominations and in this her hour of need should he helped by the town and village churches. 8 Christmas is on us now and it is a fine time to manifest worthwhile charity by giving where you know you will not get anything back in re turn. § Here's wishing editor and (reader the Happiest of Cliristmasses and the most prosperous of New Years. Christian Endeavor In Southeastern Christian College, Auburn, Ga. For real Christian Endeavor spirit, the Southeastern Chris,ian college En deavors have it, and Saturday evening December lfith. the boys and girls in this institution proved that they could entertain in a most delightful manner. The Endeavors gathered in owe of the society meeting rooms ahout 8:00 o’clock and many games and contests were enjoyed and most of all, the mu sic furnished by Miss Finley on the piano added much to the passing of the evening. C. E. songs were sung and afterwards candies, hot chocolates and cakes were served. O. L. Johnson, presii.n* of North east Georgia Christian Endeavor Un ion. Athens, Ga„ Charles Harris, vice president of the District work. Win der, Ga„ -and C. J. Morris, president of Christian Church Society, Athens, Ga were guests of this social affair. The students of this college have a wonderful way of doing things and /they seem as one big family. On Sunday morning, the hoys and girls came from their homes on the campus to the big academic building and there they have a real Sunday school with members of the faculty serving „s teachers. After Sunday school, the Mission Band, composed of boys and girls who are planning definite reli gious work have a meeting and there discourse plans for better service. Sun day, December 17tli. the band were much interested in “Helping others which was so appropriate just at Christmas time. Plans were made to help several needy families by donat ing clothes and caps for the children. After Sunday school had ended, the boys and girls are invited to the par lors of the girls dormitory and there they engage in a song with everyone living some part. Sunday afternoon, the Endeavors met in the Sunday school room whore President G. L. Johnson, gave a short talk on “Sunshine in <*ir every day life” and urged the young people to make this Christmas happier than any ever before. Mr. Johns.au mso made brief mention of the monthly service program which is so enhusiasticaUy worked with Dixie Endeavors. Last but not least, comes the Chris tian Endeavor meeting which is held at 7:00 o’clock on December 17th, the Endeavors gave a real Christmas pro gram willi Miss Loot a McKinney and Miss Jones singing a beautiful duet. The C. E. meeting at the college are always filled with good talks and sing ing and those young people are hand ed together for stronger Christian ser vice. Mr. Robert AnGio tv, of Augusta, Ga., is president .if the society; Mi-s Julia Crossfleld, of Gadsen, Ala.. serves as vice-president, and not a better worker could he found for this great place in Christian Endeavor work i(i tin' college. Miss Leota Mc- Kinney, who hails from Jacksonville, Fin., is the enthusiastic secretary and is a credit for any society to claim, since she has the spirit along with the other students and with her deep con secration does much work for the col lege organization. A day at Southeastern Christian College is like a day in spring. Every body happy, cheerful and gay and those who pass wonder why the stu dents are in this mood nnd the an swer comes, “We are expecting to fiave a greater, bigger and better col lege for the Southland in 1923. Watch Southeastern grow.” THH WTTOHR NEWS Give Mother a Beautiful Red Star for Christmas COOKS AS FAST AS GAS We are now showing the latest improved models of the beautiful Vapor auL srawE AT PRICES THAT EVERY HOME CAN AFFORD In this modern oil stove you will find the solution of all your cooking problems. It has no wicks or wick substitutes. The patented Red Star Burner gives you two rings of hot, gas fire. You cook with clean gas heat. You bake in a real gas oven. And you save one-quarter of your fuel. Are you entirely satisfied with your cooking? You can have one of the new, im proved Red Stars without delay at a reasonable price. Step in and see a demonstration. THE PARKER FURNITURE CO. WINDER, GEORGL\. Christmas Of all the days of the year, Christinas is the most celebrated—andjustly so. .It is the anniversary of the greatest personage the world has ever known, our blessed Savior. It is a day of good cheer and touches the heart of every one, from the youngest little tot who can have any conception of Santa Claus, to the we, ripe in years, who is waiting the summons to meet the one whose birth we celebrate. In the Christ spirit, “‘Peace on earth and good wil to man,” the peace that passeth all understanding, the unselfish desire that every one should be happy, this bank wishes you, one and ail, a Merry, Merry Christmas. Federal rbsekvb^^* Winder National Bank Subscription Prices $1.50 Per Year.