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Social and Personal News Easter Egg Hunt a Success. The members of the Young Ma tron’s Federatd Club wish to ex press their appreciation to the children of the city and also a number of grown people who helped to make the Easter egg hunt a great success. They felt that every body would he inter ested in it’s success, as the pro ceeds were to go towards helping the sanitary conditions of the city. The golden egg was found by Master Arnold Holsenbeck, and the prize was awarded to him. Wesleyan Glee Club at Athens. Mr. and Mrs. .7. T. Strange, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McCury, and Col. J. A. Perry went over to Athens last Tuesday evening to hear the Wesleyan Glee and Mandolin Club at the Colonial theatre. Miss Louise Strange and Miss Maggie Perry, two of Winder’s charming young ladies, are members of this Club, the only girl’s school in the South that has a Mandolin Club. W. C. T. U. The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon, April 28th, at 4:30, at the Baptist church. The follow ing program has been arranged: Devotional —Airs. S. T. Ross. Story, Cindy’s Wish— Aliss Vickery. Missions and Liquor Traffic— Airs. Jno. Wood. World Wide Prohibition —Rev. AV. 11. Faust. Music under the direction of Mrs. McCurry. The hostesses on this occassion are; Airs. Edgar DeLaperriere, Airs. Will Sheats, Airs. Walter Cooper, Airs. Patat. BOYS FROM DAHLONEGA. Messrs. John AlcCants, Shannon Smith,Harold AlcDonald and Jack Alillikin, of the North Georgia Agricultural college, will spend the week-end with home-folks and friends. They will also attend the district meet at Lawrenceville. These young men will bring with, them Jene and Ramond Brooksehr, formerly of Winder but now of Dahlonega, and are expecting a few days of much pleasure. They are all bright and ambitious students who will he among the leaders of movements for advancement in their section when they reach the years af ma turity. Mr. Howard Rogers lias return ed from a trip to Montezuma. .Miss Rose Dillard, Barrow county’s Home Demonstration agent, spent a portion of last week at Westminister, S. C., the guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Kelly and Messrs. Walter M. Stanton and Obe W. Smith spent Sunday af ternoon at Maysville and report a delightful trip and pleasant vis it to that thriving town. Mr. P. Hofmeister has been confined to his room for several days. He has been here about 22 years and counting the work done at his shop at night after work all day, he has come as near as any man in the state averaging ten hours work for 313 days eve ry year since coming to Winder. Mr. Frank Hofmeister, his son is in charge of his place of business this week, making changes and repairs in many ways. Mr. and Mrs. W. <'. Horton at tended the funeral of Mr. Willis Eavenson at < ’oncord church near Elberton Friday. Mr. Eavenson is the uncle of our fellow townsmen A. V. and and R. L. Eavenson, and was one of Elbert’s most substan tantial and respected citizens. He was 77 years of age and a leading member of the Concord Methodist church for over 50 years. The funeral services were conducted by Presiding Elder (i. F. Venable, of the Elberton district. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Mrs. AY. A. Bradley is spending several days in Atlanta this week with Air. Bradley. Master J. B. Cooper has been sick this week. Little Mary Alayne is confined to her bed with mumps. Airs. Herbert Smith and little daughter, Sammeile, were guests of relatives and friends in Atlan ta last week. Dr. E. F, Saxon spent several days in Atlanta last week. Mrs. R. D. Aloore and daughter, Miss Ina, spent Friday in Atlanta. Air. F. C. Graddick was in At lanta on business last week. Master Kelsie Cash has been sick for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pentecost and Ariss Lillian Aleader were in Winder shopping last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kesler and baby, spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs. H. E. Haynie and Air. and Airs. AlcDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Camp have rooms with Airs. Homer Smith at her home on Church street. Mrs. T. M. Furlow, of Jackson, is spending several weeks with her daughter, Airs. Mac Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Nunnally, of Statham, spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Williams. Mr. Porter Davis, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here with Air. and Airs. G. AV. Alillsaps. Mr. and Hrs. AV. E. Henry and sons, AVilliam and Alercer, of Ma con, spent several days here last week, the guests of Air. and Airs. J. AI. Jackson and Air. and Airs. Clyde Williamson. Airs. Millard Harper, of Alon roe, N. (’., is the guest of relatives here for several weeks. Miss Sybil Alillsaps, of G. N. 1., spent Easter with her parents, Air. and Airs. G. W. Alillsaps, at their beautiful suburban home. Alaster Lewis Harper AVilKams was sick for several days last week. Dr. and Airs. C. S. AVillims, Air. and Mrs. C. O. Aladdox, and Airs. Alillard Harper, of Alonroe, N. C., are attending grand opera in At lanta this w r eek. Air. Ambrose Jackson, who is taking a business course in Macon spent the week-end with his par ents, Air. and Airs. J. AI. Jackson. Air. E. L. Durham, one of Jack son county’s clever men and fine farmers over on the Alulberry river, was in Winder Tuesday on business. Head the classified columns of The Times and you may And some thing of interest to you. Some thing lost or found, for sale or wishing to buy. Never overlook the classified ads. Mr. and Mrs. AY. T. Robinson had as their guests for the Easter holidays, Misses Montine Robin son and Eugenia Donaldson, of Brenau college. .Mr. Reubiu Davis, who is tak ing a business course in Macon, spent the week-end with bis par ents. Mrs. H. T. Flanigan spent AVed nesday in Atlanta with her sister, Mrs. Harry Kilpatrick. The many friends of Mrs. Reece Couch are glad to know she is doing nicely at the Wesley Me morial hospital, where she under went an operation nearly two weeks ago. Mrs. E. F. Saxon is at the Wes ley Memorial hospital taking treatment from Dr. AA’illis Jones. AYe hope she may soon be home well and strong. Airs. Goforth, her little grand son, Charley Goforth, Jr., and Miss Annie Goforth spent several days this week with Mrs. Clinton Goforth and Mrs. H. G. Hill at their home on Athens street. Miss Icie Smith accompanied her aunt, Mrs. Alattie Hern, of Griffin, who has been visiting the family for several weeks, as far as Atlanta Saturday, and spent Sunday with her brother, Mr. La mar Smith. Prof. J. L. Moore, of Bethlehem, was in Winder Tuesday. Prof. W. E. Cooper spent the week-end in Atlanta. Mr. Erastus Smith spent Sun day at Jefferson. Prof. W.E.Cooper and Miss Ina Appleby attended commencement exercises at Bethlehem Tuesday night. All*, and Mrs. Ernest Carring ton, Miss (Jypsie Beddingfield and Mr. Allen Carington spent Sun day in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Ilershel Smith and young son, of Athens, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith spent spent Sunday with Mrs. Smith’s parents at Jersey. Master Frederick Lawson Hill is confined to his room with mumps. Mr. Roy Carrington, of Atlan ta, <!a., is visiting relatives in Winder this week. Airs. Julia Winter, of AYinter ville, is the guest of her sisters, Airs. I). A. Anthony, and Aliss Lu cy Lowe. Air. G. AV. Stewart, one of An burn’s clever citizens was in AVin der yesterday and remembered the Times. Col. AI. D. Irwin spent awhile in Winder yesterday. Air. W. N. Strange, one of our splendid citizens was in Winder Wednesday for a short while. Revs. J. H. Alashburn, W. H. Faust and editor Duke Ross, A. E. Knight, Air. and Airs. L. S. Rad ford, Dr. and Airs. G. W. DeLaper riere attended revival services at First Alethodist church at Alonroe, Tuesday evening and report a great meeting in progress. Ah's. G. A. Johns has been quite sick for several days this week. Mr. and Airs. Judson Hardigree had as their dinner guests Sunday Rev. R. E. A loss, Airs. J. L. Jack soil, Alisses Fay Wilkinson, and Alargurite Jackson. Aliss Gertrude Rogers is spend ing several days in Atlanta this week, tlie guest of lier uncle and aunt, Air. and Mrs. Fred Rogers, and will attend grand opera while there. Air. J. AI. Cogburn, of the Win der Alarble Cos., will spend Sunday with his family at Gainesville. Airs. Flora Garrison Haynes, of New York, the daughter of Air. H. J. Garrison, accompanied by Airs. Moss Garrison, of Atlanta, were visiting here last week. Air. Howard Bryant, of the Wes tern Union, spent the week-end in Atlanta with friends. STATHAM LOCALS. Mrs. B. H. Grant and children spent a part of last week in Ath ens visiting relatives. Aliss Helen Arnold, of the State Normal, spent the week-end with her parents. Alisses Tronic, Arnold, Ross and Lowe spent the week-end with Air. and Mrs. E. H. Lowe in AVatkinsville. Aliss Daniel entertained Alisses Margurite Bishop and Emoline Sykes and AA'allace Poole and Ed ward Bishop, at a spend-the-day party on Sunday. Airs. Tempe Ward, of Athens, spent several days in the city Aliss Lizzie Lou Locklin, of Ath ens, spent a part of last week with Misses Irene Langford and Velma Cody. Air. and Mrs. Strickland Rylee, of At liens, spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs. E. H. Rylee. Drs. Daniel and Holcomb spent several days of last week down near Greensboro and Eatonton, looking at plantations in that part of the country. Dr. and Mrs. Boland and daugh ter, Alildred, and Airs. J. AV. Cody spent Alonday in Greensboro. Air. Richard Tucker, of Sparta, spent several days with Dr. and Airs. T. L. Holcomb. Airs. J. M. L. Thurmond and son, Eberhart, spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Airs. Y. A. Daniel, of Athens. Air. and Mrs. Golden Ledbetter spent Sunday with Air. and Airs. E. P. Miller. BETHLEHEM LOCALS. Air. J. 11. Clack lias been con fined to his room for several days. Aliss Lucile Daniel spent the Easter holidays with Aliss Evelyn Harris. Air. Alelvin Collins received his discharge from army service last week, and lias accepted a position with Talmage Bros., grocers, of Athens. Airs. W. C. Yearwood and Miss Clarice Yeanvood are quite sick this week. Air. Switzer, of Alilledgeville, visited his sister, Airs. Oscar Aus tin, last week. Airs. Austin and children, spent the week-end with relatives in Alonroe. Aliss Kathleen Aloon, of Hoseh ton, is spending some time here, Her mother, Airs. L. B. Aloon joined her Saturday to spend the Easter holidays with Air. and Airs. Wiley, and to he present at the conmencement exercises. Little Aliss Bess Harris is re covering from an illness of several days. Air. and Airs, Broom, of Winder visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Alc- Donald Sunday. Air. C. E. Parker, stationed at Camp Gordon, is at home on a toil days furlough. His health is STRANGE’S National Ginghams Week 10,000 Yards of Ginghams ALL THIS AVEEK, we put on display one of the most gigantic Gingham Sales ever offer ed to the public in AVinder. Every saleslady will be wearing anew Ginghams dress. Ginghams has become a National fabric- So beautiful are the designs that make up this fabric that it looks almost like silk. The famous Anderson Scotch Ginghams, 32 inches wide, comes in plaids, stripes of ev ery conceivable new shading—colors good. Also Toile de Nord Amoskeag and the leading brands at Special Prices for one week. Many other fabrics will be shown at at tractive prices. Come early, look at the window. J. T. STRANGE Cos. Department Store improved, lmt he will return to the hospital. Aliss Ruby Jennings came over from Powder Springs to attend commencement, and will be the guest of Aliss Alyrtis Harrison for a few days. A number of little folks enjoy ed an egg hunt at Hendrix’s lake Saturday afternoon. Airs. E. S. Harris entertained Rev. and Mrs. Alarshall Sunday and Sunday night. We deeply sympathize with Air. and Airs. John Tucker inthe death of their baby. The following program was rendered by the Sun Beams at the Baptist church last Sunday Devotional Prayer by Rev. Alarshall. Song. Reading by Bettie Ruth Harri son. “All Things Great” —Mari- on Brinsfield. Song—Alisses Dorris AVhite liead, Lynnette Aloore, and Jack Harris and Marvin Brinsfield. Reading—Mary L. Harrison. Bible Drill. Bible Story—Airs. Marshall, “Two Good Women, (Ruth and Naomia.) Dismissed with prayer. Buy Victory Liberty Bonds. Ginghams Week CHRISTIAN CHURCH. R. E. Mos3, Minister. Sunday school, II o’clock, new time. .Morning Worship, 12 o’clock new time. Evening Worship, 9 o’clock, new time. Christian Endeavor, 8 o’clock, new time. Our revival services closed last Sunday night with a record breaking audience. The meeting really levived us all and was great in many ways beyond our expectations. It was full of fine fellowship, tine feeling from the very first, fine singing, fine inter est, fine audiences. A cordial in vitation is extended to every one. Come and make yourself at home at any service at any time. COMPLIMENT TO WINDER SOLDIER. Air. Claud L. Sheats, one of Win dor’s brave young soldiers over in France has been cited for brav ery during the St. Michael and Argonne offensives. Claud went over to do his duty and has well performed that task, lie will succeed in whatever posi tion placed and his friends are proud of him.