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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS Calendar for Week. MONDAY, FEB. 21. Methodist Missionary Society met with Mrs. A. A. Camp. TUESDAY, FEB. 22, Yoimg Matrons Federated club held its Anniversary party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bradley from 8 to 11 p. m. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23. Woman’s Club met at the Bap • tist church at 3:30 p. m. THURSDAY, FEB. 24. Mrs. E. V. Snipes is entertain ing the Young Matrons club at a theater party. Mrs. Mac Potts is hostess to the Young Matrons Federated club and a few friends. FRIDAY, FEB. 25. Mrs. H. T. Flanigan will en tertain at a Musical Tea in the aftjarnoon. SATURDAY, FEB. 2G. Mrs. Z. F. Jackson and Mrs. B. B. Jackson will give a recep tion in honor of Mrs. John H. , Wood and Mrs. L. H. Reid from J 3 to 6. JUNIOR PRISCILLA SEWING CLUB. A jolly occasion of last week was Thursday afternoon when Mrs. Rob ert Arnold was hostess to the Junior Priscilla club at a most delightful sew ing party. Following the usual time npent in sewing was the serving of a delicious salad course. Those present were Mesdames Ralph Smith, Robert Camp, W. H. Jennings, S. H. Ware, Preston Williams, Edgar DeLaPerriere, W. R. Smith, Ed Herrin, H. A. Clarithers, Clyde Williamson, Paul Roberts, W. N. Bailey, H. Wat kins, J. B. Parham, Albert Williams, Arnold, Watkins, Broome, Otis Camp, and little Miss Ann Arnold. Some miscreant went into the Chris tian church recently and broke open the little bank that was kept in the church in which was kept the offerings for the orphans’ home. Part of the money in the little bank was missing. Stop! Look! Consider! J. E. Callahan Must raise the cash and in order to do so has reduced the price on ev erything; in stock at ridiculously low prices. If you expect to buy. any thing' in the way of bridles, collars, pads, harness of all kinds now is the one big chance you will have to get what you want at prices on a line with what you paid in the old days before the war. Come and look over my stock, get my prices and I know you will buy. ‘Now is the time to lay in your year’s supply of plow gear, harness, col lars, bridles, etc. You will not beat my prices this side of kingdom come. Read these prices and see:- SIO,OOO Worth of Stock to Sell Below Cost. PLOW POINTS Goober Points, each 30c 4 for SI.OO B. C. Points, each 50c 3 for $1.35 No. 10s, each 50c 3 for $1.35 13s for 55c 3 for . . . . $1.50 Goober Slide, each 60c B. C.s each 90c No. 10s each 90c No. 13s each $1.25 GALVANIZED TUBS No. 1 Tubs $lO9 No. 2 Tubs $1,25 No. 3 Tubs $1.50 Well Buckets 75c The above is only some of the bargains I am offering the people of this section. J. E. CALLAHAN W. C, T. I'. RECEPTION. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will entertain for the teachers of the Winder Public schools on Mon day evening, February 28, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. W. B. MeCants. All members of the W. C. T. U., to gether with their husbands, are urged to attend All honorary members with their wives, are also invited. The pas tors of our churches, the superinten dent and teachers in the Sunday school the members of the board of education and school visiting committee, with their wives, are all cordially invited to attend this reception. Prof. Cash and his efficient corps of teachers have cooperated loyally with the scientific temperance instruction department of the Union, of which Mrs. MeCants is the efficient superin tendent, and it has become a custom for the Union to give this reception to them annually. It is hoped that there will be a large attendance and that the teachers may then become better ac quainted with many of the people of the town. A short program has been prepared which will prove of much interest. Song. Devotional —Rev. W. H. Faust. Talk—Rev. L. W. Collins. Talk—Prof J P. Cash. Brief Report of Regional Conference —Mrs. Paul Roberts. Quartette. Readings—-Miss Mamie Haggerty, of Atlanta. Solo —Mrs. Land. The program will be followed by a social hour. VANDERFORD-EYERETT Mr. James Everett and Miss Elzana Vanderford were married Wednesday of last week, Rev. W. J. Robinson of ficiating. The happy couple have the best wishes or their many for their happiness and prosperity. DOSTER-GREESON. Mr. S. H. Greeson and Miss Lottie Doster, two young people of this sec tion, were happily married last Friday, Rev. Wilks M. Jones performing the ceremony. Their many fronds are ex tending heartiest congratulations. Mrs. W. H. Fau'st and Mr. Asa Knight accompanied Rev. W. H. Faust to his regular appointment at Oconee last Sunday afternoon. GEORGE WASHINGTON PARTY. Miss Charlotte MeCants entertain ed the Teachers club at a pretty George Washington party on last Saturday afternoon at her home ou Candler St. After an hour’s sewing, two attract ive contests were enjoyed. The prizes which were miniature hatchets tied with red ribbon and cherries were awarded to Misses Allene Kilgore and Samrnie Davis. Late in the afternoon a delicious sal ad course was served, still carrying out lie George Washington idea. Twenty guests were present. Mr. Shannon Smith is on the sick list this week. * • Mr. Ralph, Moon was a visitor to Athens Thursday afternoon. • * Mrs. B. B. Jackson spent the past week-end in Atlanta. • • Prof. J. L. Moore, of Bethlehem, was a visitor in the city Saturday. * • Miss Ola Thompson spent last Sun day in Lawrenceville. • • Mr. G. C. Moseley made a business trip to Atlasta Wednesday. * * Misses Willie and Mary Meadow are spending the week-end in Atlanta. • • * Mrs. O. M. Jackson spent a few days in Atlanta last week. • ' • Mr. Claud Mayne was a visitor to Atlanta on business Tuesday. • * Mr. J. F. Eden, of near Carl, was in Winder Tuesday on business. • Mrs. Maude Bondurant spent sever al days last week in Athens with her young son, who was in the hospital * * Mrs. Dora King is spending the week in Athens with her brother, Rev. Sam Cartledge. t * * Miss Ermine Booth, of Atlanta, was in Winder a short while Saturday the guest of her sister, Mrs. Paul Eley. * • Mrs. Roy Smith is spending some time in Cordele and Camilla visiting elatives and friends. • • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pledger left yes terday on an extended automobile trip to Charlotte, N. C. * * Mrs. Scott Cooper of Monroe was the guest a few days last week of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jackson. MISCELLANEOUS Plow Steel, basis 7£c Plow Lines, 33 feet, per set .... 25c Backhands 25c Collar pads, for 50c Heel Bolts, each 15c 20 rod roll of Hog Wire for . . $7.50 New Club Gun Sheels, per box 65c Hamon Plow Stocks for $2.25 2-Horse Jubo Steel Plow Stock $5.50 7-8-2 Electric weld Trace chains $1 Curry Combs, each 5c Hames, $1.25 Good Shovel • $1.25 THE WINDER NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stein spent the past week-end with relatives in Car tersville. • * Miss Willie Mae Shcats is spending Miss Willie Mae Slieats is spending a few days in Washington, D. C. • * Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Faust, Mrs. Iv. P. Carpenter and Mrs. J. C Pratt spent last Friday in Athens • * Messrs. R. R. Barber and W. C. Hor ton made a business trip to Gainesville last Friday. * * Rev. J. S. Settle left last week for South Georgia where he went to till some preaching appointments. * • Mrs. J. B. Parham attended the fu neral of Mrs. 11. J. Parham in Athens Tuesday. * • Col. G. A. Johns attended the supe rior court in Monroe the first of the week. • Mr. W. P. Thompson, Barrow’s ef ficient coroner, of Bethlehem, was a visitor in the city Tuesday. • • Mr. T. K. Willbanks, one of the good citizens of the county, was in Winder on business Tuesday. • * Mr. L. W. Leslie, one of Bethlehem’s splendid citizens, was in the city on business Saturday. • • Mrs. J. B. Williams is visiting her son, Mr. Herschel Williams, at Ca rithers Mill, this week. * • Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Williams vis ited relatives and friends at Pentecost last Sunday. • * Mr. R. O. Ross, who has moved to Atlanta, was in Winder several days this week on business. REMEMBER Someone buys a loaf of “Windermaid” bread every week worth one dollar. Miss Urania Hayes was -the lucky one last week. “Eat more bread, two slices for one.” Pies, cakes and sandwiches a specialty. BESTYETTE BAKERY H. L. Moore, Proprietor Phone 37. COLLARS $7.50 Sweney Collars, to sell at $5.00 $12.00 Sweney collars, to sell at SB.OO SB.OO mule collars for $6.00 SIO.OO collar for $6.00 $6.00 collar for . 1 . 1 .,. 1 ._. 54.00 Cloth collars for $1.25 See our Buggy and Wagon Harness, tagged in pi? figures, 40 per cent off. * 3 • BRIDLES low No. 3 Bridle at less No. 7 Bridles at tried Champion Bridles for WJ ........... Fancy Cup Blind Bridles for . . . . mown A Bridle for j,p up -11 Bridle, cup blind, fancy face piece solid chea*. than er looped,at YOU BUY ONE for $6.00 and WE GIVE Yf SEE THESE BRIDLES QUICK, only a fe\ DC . nri & Uvt w. .<i i 2 BRIDLES FOR m Carithers Mill Mrs. J. W. Moon and Mrs. G. A. Dunagan were guests of the latter’s sister, Mrs. E. J. Dunagan, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Williams spent Thurday night with the latter’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mobley. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sims spent Wed nesday night with Mr and Mrs. Cliff Elder. Quite a large crowd attended the singing at Mr. Oscar Cooper’s Mon day night. Miss Ruth Mobley and sister, Mrs. Pauline Williams, visited Mrs. Lee Sims Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Shortie Mobley were week-end guests of the latter’g par ents, Mr. and Mrs; Finch, of Statham. Mr. Emory Hern was the guest of Miss Ruth Mobley Saturday night. Miss Annete and Reunette Moon had as their guest Sunday, Miss Mattielou Mobley. Little Miss Lena Mobley had as her Sunday guest, Louise, the little daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dunagan. Mr. Hoyt ltouden, Carlton Dunna gan and Lucius Mobley visited Mr. Moon Saturday bight. Mr. and Mrs. Moon and children were Friday evening guests of Mr. und Mrs. W. T. Mobley. One of the social events of last week was the Valentine party at Mr. G. A. Dunagan’s. Quite a large crowd at tended. Everybody reported a nice time. Mrs. Delay visited her mother, Mrs. Sims Wednesday. Mr. W. T. Mobley and Mr. G. A. Dunagan made 11 business trip to Ath ens Thursday. Mrs. Lee Sims is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Cooper, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dunagan spent Sunday afternoon with Mn. and Mrs. John SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 Michael. The singing Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mobley was highly enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Delay and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John son. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams spent Saturday r ight with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mobley. Paradise Locals Misses Nora Kellum and Jewell Grif feth were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gra dy Griffeth Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs; Herbert Smith arc spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. G, H, Perkins spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. W. C Sor rels Miss Rossie Belle Barber had as her guests Friday night, Misses Nora Kel lum and Ruth Clack. Mrs. W. A. Clack had as her guests Monday night Mrs. Grace Austin and Mrs. Bessie Hamby. Misses Beulah and Ruby Miller spent Sunday with Miss-Eddie Ruth Delay. Mr. and Mrs; V. P. Perkins spent Sunday night, with Mr. and Mrs. John Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holifleld were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Her-’ shel Clack. Miss Maggie Ruth Jones had as her guest Sunday .night Miss Nora Kel lum. Miss Eddie Ruth Delay had as her guests Sunday Misses Maggie Ruth Jones and Nora Kellum. Odessa Sorrels spent Sunday night with Vera Perkins. The many friends of Frank Stanton Bondurant will be delighted to know of his rapid Improvement since Ids op eration last week.