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Social and Personal News HAMILTON—PATAT. At the home of the bride’s grand mother, Mrs. Marthy Johnson Perry, Miss Lena Hamilton and Mr. Claud Patat were married last Saturday afternoon, Rev. W. 11. Faust officiating. The wedding was a simple but pretty one, attended by tbe rela tives and few intimate friends of the bride and groom. The wedding march was play ed by Mrs. Gibson Nowell, of At lanta. The bride is a young woman of many charming traits of charac ter and has a large circle of friends here and other places where she is well known. Mr. Patat is rapidly forging his way to the front in the business world, is a young man of Winder but now of Atlanta, with the Wood ruff Machinery Cos. Immediately after the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Patat left for Ash ville, N. C. and other points of terest. MATINEE PARTY. Miss Francis Brooks entertain ed a few of her friends at a mati nee party Saturday afternon in honor of her guest, Miss Cora Rat liff. Those present were; Misses Cora Ratliff, Kathlen Wilson, Pa tience Russell and Ellinor Smith. EASTER EGG HUNT. The young ladies Federated Club will have/charge of an Eas ter egg hunt for the children of the town, on Saturday, April 19, at tbe North Georgia Fair ground at 4:00 o’clock. Admission will be 10 cents. The proceeds to go towards buying garbage cans for the town. A prize will be giv en to the boy or girl who finds the golden egg. THE LADIES. OF FIRST BAP TIST ENTERTAIN. The ladies of the First Baptist church will entertain the W. M. V. of the East Central Division on next Tuesday, 15th, at the First Baptist church. Mrs. W. H. Prior, of Greensboro, president of tliis division will preside. Mrs. AV. B. Frost and Mrs. A. B. Green will be present and make addres es. A feature of unusual interest will he the presence and address of Mrs. W. J. Neel, of Cartersville, state president of Georgia AV. M. U. The local Baptist women will serve lunch in the church parlors. Every Baptist woman is expect ed to he present*and to contrib ute towards lunch. For informa tion concerning latter, ’phone, Mrs. J. M. Roberts No. 140, or Mrs AV. L. Bush, or .Mrs. VV. H. Brooks. Messrs. Tom Burson, Mark Sims and Alisses Alildred Thrash er and Mary Shields motored to Athens, Commerce, and Jefferson Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Eavenson, of Bowman, is tlie guest of her daughters, Mrs. W. <\ Horton and Mrs. Paul Rob erts and her sons, Messrs. A. . Eavenson and Rosco Eavenson. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Alillikin, Messrs. L. S. Ra|iford, Guy Kil gore, and Bertrum Radford spent Thursday in Dahlonega. Mr. and Mrs. Millikin went to see their son, Jack, who is in college there. Messrs. 11. A., R. Lj. and Jack C'arithers, E. V. Snipes, Mrs. W. 11. Faust, and little daughters, Hilda and Marietta were among the Winderites at Bethabara church Sunday afternoon. In the last report of the South ern Life Insurance Cos., Mr. Paul Hosch, of. this. city,, ranks as fourth man ,in volum of business written among all of its many rep resentatives. - . Judge Robinson, the man who sems to have a life-time job as Or dinary of Gwinnett county, was in Winder Tuesday. There are few cleverer men to he found than Or dinary Robinson. Mrs. E. F. Saxon spent Thurs day in Atlanta. Dr. W. C. Potts spent the wek end in Macon on busines. Mrs. R. M. Miligan has been quite sick for several d^ys. Mr. J. L. Jackson is spending the week with his family. Mrs. C. S. Williams spent Tues day in Athens. Mr. 11. E. Haynie spent Sunday in Atlanta having his eye treated. .Miss Myrtle Booth spent the week end with home-folks near Stat ham. Mr. L. F. Jackson, of Alma, Ga. was on a short visit to relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Camp and Camp, spent Sunday afternoon in Athens. Dr, and Mrs. Gibson Nowell, of Atlanta, spent the week-end here with relatives. Misses Icie Smith, Fay Wilkin son and Krastus Smith spent Sat urday in Athens. The K. K. K. will met with Mis Francis Brooks on Friday after noon. Mr. Green Graham was confin ed to his room several days last week. Mrs. J. T. Wages, of Auburn, is spending several days with her sister, Mrs. P. A. Flanigan, is spending a few days in and a round Winder, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Johnson were in the city Tuesday after noon. Miss Rosa Reeves, of Statham, spent the week-end with her par ents here. Mrs. J. J. Thomas, Misses An nie and Ermine Thomas spent sev eral days in Athens last week. Miss Icie Smith and Air. Eras tus Smithspent Sunday afternoon with friends in Jefferson. Air. Clyde House, of Elberton, spent the week-end with his par ents, Air. and Airs. L. A. House. Air. L. AI. llolshouser, of Con cord, N. C., is the guest of his brother, Air. T. AV. llolshouser on Broad street. Mr. and Airs. AVilliam Glenn and children, of Atlanta, are the guests of Air. and Airs. J. T. AYal den. Air. and Airs. A. A. Thomas spen Sunday with her parents, Air and All's. L. A. AVinn at High Shoals. Airs. AValter Jackson and daughter, Alary Lamar, have re turned from a months visit in Monroe. Alesdaines H. T. Flanigan, G. A. Johns, Hoy Jackson and J. AV. Cooper formed a congenial party and motored to Athens Thurs day. Air. Hershel Hill is building a bungalo on his beautiful lot just inside the incorporate limits on East Broad street. Miss Cora Ratliff, of Edwards, Alis., but now of Brenau college, spent the wekend with her friend, Aliss Francis Brooks. Alesdames Alac Potts, S. C. Potts, Alamie Barge and Dr. AV. C. Potts spent Thursday in Athens with Airs. J. AI. Hood. Air. W. J. Dalton, of Atlanta, gave a splendid talk to the Loyal Guards Sunday school class last Sunday morning. Air. and Airs. Charley Jackson and son, O. AI. ,of Atlanta, spent the week-end with Air. and Airs. Judson Jackson. Aliss Birdie Smith, of Decatur, is the attractive guest of Aliases Icie, Alary and Jennie Smith this week. Mr. John Alillsaps, the big mule and horse dealer of Atlanta, was in Winder Alonday on business. Air. Alillsaps has large interests in AVinder and Barrow county j which call him here quite often, and where his large circle of friends are always glad to wel come him. In the last report of the South ern Life Insurance Cos., Air. Paul Hosch, of this city, ranks as fourth man in volume of business written among all of its many rep resentatives. Mr. Parks Stewart, of Law reneeville, spent the week-end here. Miss Sadie Harris of Logans ville, will spend the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Georgia Harris. Mr. and rs. Sidney Maughon have rooms with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Edwards on Candler stret. 31 rs. Lee Fortson is spending the week with her mother at Ilart well. 3lesdames Joe House and W. G. Elder are spending several days at 31 illedgeville with their daughters 31isses Josephine House and Desma Elder, who are in col lege there. Rev. and 3lrs. W. H. Faust, Rev John Mash burn 3lesdames K. P. Carpenter and 31innie Daniel spent Monday in Athens. 31. and 3lrs. W. J. Dalton and little daughter, of Atlanta, were the guests of 31 r. and 3lrs. C. E. Davis and family Sunday at their home on Athens street. The B. 3’. P. U. of the Hoschton Baptist church will render dem onstrative program at the Au burn Baptist church on Sunday evening April 13th, at 3:30 o’cloc. The many friends of 3lrs. T. W. Holshouser are know she is able to be at home again after undergoing a very serious opper ation at the Wesley 31emorial hospital in Atlanta three weeks ago. „ If you would like to see gar bage cans on the streets to help the sanitary conditions of tbe city, buy some of the sandwiches at the City Drug Store this week and and also at the Soda Cos., next week at 10 cents each. 3lade by the members of the “Young 31a trons Federated Club.” The young matrons Federated Club had a very enthusiastic and profitable call meeting oil 31011- day afternoon at the home of 31 rs. 3tac Potts. A number of plans were perfected and several inter esting letters were read by the president and secretary from 3lesdames Nelie P. Black, Winter, and 3lrs. J. H. Holder. Among the AVinder people go ing over to Walnut Grove this week to see the quadruplets were, Air. and Airs. 11. E. Alillikin, Mr. and Airs. 0. AI. Jackson, Airs. Judson Jackson, Airs. Alice Dunn, Alice Eugenia Dunn, Air. Edgar Jackson, Air. and Airs. W. L. Jack son, Alary Lamar Jackson, Sunie J. Johns, Dr. and Airs. C. S. AA'ill iams, Alessdames John Williams, Grover Afosley and J. P. Cash, n Air. and Airs. Aliens (’oker and shildren, of Athens, spent Sun day afternoon here with relatives. SANDWICHES .AT THE .CITY DRUG STORE. There will be sandwiches at the City Drug Store this week next, and also at the Winder So da Co.next week made by the members of the “Young Alatrons Federated Club.” Alessrs. Ernest Sims and John Kilgore attended services at New Pentecost last Sunday, where Air. Kilgore made an address in the interest of the (’entenary move ment. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Services for Sunday. 11 :00 a. ni. Sunday -School. 12:00 o’clock, preaching; “The Use of Ox-goods. Junior B. Y. P. I’., 8:00 p. m. No evening service account of revival meting at Christian church. Aliss Patience Russell, of Lucy .Cobb, spent the week-end with her parents and brought a friend with her, Aliss Ellinor Smith, of Valdosta. PREACHING AT UNION CHURCH. Rev. E. B. Collins will preach at Union church next Sunday, April 13, at 11:00 o’clock. Avery special invitatiohis ex tended to one and all to attend the service. STATHAM LOCALS. 3lrs. 11. L. White, of Lavonia, is spending a part of this week with Mr. and 3lrs. C. B. Chambers, arrived on 3londay to spend the week with her mother, 31rs. Geor gia 3lcDonald. 31rs. O. 31. Jackson and son, (). 31., Jr., spent the week-end with 31 rs. Hattie Lowe. 31 iss Daniel spent the week-end in Athens. 31 rs. Docia Hardigree is spend ing the week with her son, 31 r. W. 11. Hardigree. 3lr. John Thurmond of Cleve land, is spending the week with 3lr. and Mrs. 1). L. Hale. 31r. and 31 rs. Irvin Cooper,of Athens, and Mr. and 3lrs. John Robertson of Pleasant Dili, spent Sunday with 31r. and 31rs. June Arnold. 31 rs. Rosa Booth of Athens, spent Sunday with 31 r. and Mrs. George Gordon. 31 r. and 31 rs. Babe Jones of Winder, spent Sunday with 31 r. and 31 rs. R. C. Willingham. 31 r. Tom Blackstock, of Jeffer son, was in the city Sunday. OLD PENTECOST. Rev. E. A. Caldwell, if Monroe, will preach at old Pentecost church next Sunday morning. He will bring a singer with him and a cordial invitation is ex tended to all. Come out and join in the wor ship. 3lrs. John Brooks, grand-moth er of 3lrs. Reese Couch died the home of her daughter in At lanta Tuesday night and will be buried at Winterville Thursday. Mrs. Brooks was 80 years of age. 31 rs. Reece Couch was operat ed on at the Wesley Memorial hospital in Atlanta on Tuesday and is doing nicely. Her many friends hope she may soon be strong and well again* EASTER IS ALMOST HERE. Are You Ready? We are ready for you with everything to wear, for Men, Women, Boys and Girls. LADIES’ HATS, DRESSES, WAISTS and SKIRTS Men and Boys’ Suits, Pants, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Hats and the Biggest and Be£t line of Shoes that we have ever shown, for all of you, and a great line of Hosiery too, in Cotton, Lisle, and Silks. These ladies’ Silk Hose that we are selling at $1.75 and $2.00 are wonders for the price; see them. We offer these Special Values for Saturday, the 12th Silk Poplin, all colors 36 inches q j— wide, the yard Red Seal Gingham, one of the be& on the j market, beautiful line of patterns, the yd.*A^C Pretty, soft Pajama Checks, yard wide, the yard... Long-cloth, two grades,6-yd pieces sealed packages, the piece, 6 yds. 1.50 £ 1.25 Watch our show windows and ask us for anything that you may want to wear. We thank, you. The Winder Dry Goods Store | church . ' Revival Services -At- Christian Church Every Night Great Interest! Large Audiences! WELCOME, EVERYBODY Rev. R. E. Moss WOMEN'S MEETING This Friday, 4 P- na., new ti me Sermon: “Queen Esther’s Secret” SPECIAL MUSIC WELCOME