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Social and Personal News Miss Thelma Barber Hostess to Her Club. On Tuesday afternoon Aliss Thelma Barber entertained the Sewing Club at her home on , Church street. These little Misses are feeling more like doing fancy work and playing games since the don’t have to think about getting up lessons and standing examina tions now for three months and too they are happy over their pro motion to another grade, and yet they feel sad over leaving their third grade teacher, Miss P’ay Wilkinson, who is one of the most efficient teachers we have ever known. After the games, little Miss Bar ber assisted by her sister, Sarah Barber, and her mother' served refreshments. Those enjoying the charming lit tle hostess hospitality were;Misses Fay Wilkinson, Blanche Smith, Cert rude Young, Mary Lamar Jackson, Marietta Faust, Virginia Cooper, Helen Gradick. Junior Missionary Society. The Junior Missionary Society of the M. E. church at Winder did good work last year. They made enough points to he placed on the honor roll by North Georgia Conference for which they received an honor certificate at the annual conference last March. They also conducted a Mission study class using the Mission study book Jack and Janet in the Philipines, also reported regularly which they received a star with a gold seal for reward. The Junior’s of North Georgia have pledged 3000 subscribers to their paper, the “Young Chris tian Worker” and $3,500.00 as their goal. All the children of Winder are invited to these meet ings every Ist and 3rd Sunday af ternoon at 3:00 o ’clock. They are beginning anew study book, “Jack of All Trades” and will be told in story form by Mas ter Joe Harrison next Sunday. Miss Sarah Joe Roberts, their ef ficient superintendent of study and publicity lias prepared the following program for next meet ing Reading—Timid Edna —By An nie Lou Lamback. Duet—Give Ten—By Pauline Roberts and Sarah Barber. Recitation—Little Japanese Girl —P,y Harriette Segars. Solo—Nobody Told Me of Jesus —By Gladys Eavenson. Story Hour—Sarah Joe Roberts Mrs W. B. McCants, 2nd-vice president. Mrs. H. E. Millikin Hostess to Her Club. r On last Thursday afternoon at tier home on Park avenue, Mis. H. E. Millikin entertained the Young Matrons’ Federated Club and other friends at a beautiful “daisy” party. The dining room and living room were lovely with baskets of daisies on tables, mantels and cab inets.^ Mrs. AY. A. Bradley and Mrs. K F. Saxon served punch, which was placed in a bed of daises and gray lax in the living room. Mrs. Millikin received her guests in her usual charming way and was assisted by Mrs. Clyde Will iamson and Mrs. J. L. Jackson. Five tables were arranged for “500”, and after many interest ing games, a most delicious salad course was served with tea. Those enjoying Mrs. Million's hospital ity were; Mosdames W. O. Perry, -A D. McCurry, Ueba Vonderleith, W. 11 Quarterman, W. L. Jack son. II K.* Edwards, T. A. May nard. W. C. Horton, Alice Dunn, Paul Huberts, J. L. Jackson, L. N. Mayne, W. A. Bradley. 11. T. Flan igaii. E. F. Saxon, Clyde William son. J. W. Griffeth, J. W. Cooper. Mr. Howard Bryant spent Sun day with bis parents in Athens. Mrs. W. L. DeLaperriere Hostess. At her beautiful home on Can dler street. Mrs. W. L. DeLaper riere entertained the Young Ma tron’s Cluh and other friends at one of the pretiest parties of the season, on last Friday afternoon. All the down stairs was thrown together and made a beautiful pic ture with quantities of Dorathy Perkin’s roses used on tables and cabinets. The electric lights were shaded in pink and the color scheme of pink and green was in evidence. The hostess two charming and attractive sisters, Misses Mellie and Lila Mae-Stanton, were with her on this occasion and helped her receive. Seven tables were arranged for “500” and many interesting games together with music were enjoyed during the afternoon and a most delightful salad course was served later in the afternoon. ThAse enjoying this happy occas ion were; Mesdames Reha Vonder leith, H. A. Carithers, Jr., T. A. Maynard, Julian Wilson, E. V. Snipes, G. C. Moseley, R. H. Kim ball, Clyde Williamson. W. 11. Ran kin, Mac Potts, W. O. Perry,H. T. Flanigan, P. A. Flanigan, G. A. Johns, E. E. DeLaperriere, A. D. McCurry, W. H. Quartennan, J. W. Cooper, J. W. Griffeth, 11. E. Edwards, McKinney, C. O. Mad dox, C. M. Ferguson, Luther La nier, R. L. Rogers, B. B. Jackson, Robert Camp, Ralph Smith, .Miss Mellie Stanton, and Miss Lila Mae Stanton. The Ladies’ Aid Society. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian church will meet in the church parlors on Tuesday after noon, June 3rd, at 4:30. All the members are urged to be present at this meeting. Miss Sarah Joe Roberts Entertains. ' Miss Sarah Joe Roberts enter tained a few of her friends at a matinee party on Saturday after noon, in honor of her house guests, Misses Mary and Julia Nix, of Lawrenceville. After enjoying the picture at the Strand, they came back to the home of the hos tess and games were enjoyed and a delightful salad course with tea was served. Mis Roberts is a very charming little hostess. The invited guests were; Misses Julia Nix, Mary Nix, Carolyn Ai ken, Elizabeth Rankin, Nannelle Starr,Annie Lou Lamback, Gladys Eavenson, Pauline Roberts, and Messrs. Lamar Perry and W. C. Horton. All-, and Mrs. Sidney Maughon and Air. and Mrs. Oscar Summer our spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Montine Robinson in Gaines ville. Miss Annette Quillian spent last w eek in Athens. Miss Winnie Lee Bishop, of Bre nau college, is spending a few days with Airs. N. J. Kelly. Air. W. E. Young spent AVednes day in Athens on business. Mrs. W. J. Jones and children of Atlanta, are tlie guests of Mr. and Airs. Roy Jackson. Aliss Bessie Johnson, of Atlan ta, is the charming of Aliss Alary Smith at her home on Athens St. Alisscs Lillian and Alajorie Alc- Donald, of Atlanta, are visiting their grand-parents, Air. and Airs. Judson Jackson. Aliss Rosa Rives spent Wednes day in Athens. Air. and Airs. Bryant, of Ath ens. Air. and Airs. Geo. Webb, of Grayson, and Air. Wheeler, of Ky., spent Sunday with Air. and Airs. A. A. Camp. Miss Myrtis Peters, of Alonroe, is on a visit to Airs. Clinton Go forth. Mr. L. W. Leslie and Mr. W. R. Harris, of Bethlehem, passed thru Winder Tuesday morning en route to Atlanta to attend grand lodge. Misses Mary and Julia Nix, of Lawrenceville, are the attractive guests Misses Sarah Joe and Pau line Roberts at their home on Sage street. Miss Orvelle Milam, of Atlanta, is the attractive guest of Air. and Airs. (’. O. Aladdox. Air. .Mac Potts spent Alonday in Atlanta. Air. and Airs. AY. L. Jackson are spending the week in Savan nah and Tybee Island. Dr. and Airs. Gibson Nowell, of Atlanta, spent the week-end here with relatives. All 1 , and Airs. Harry Kilpatrick, of Atlanta, were week-end guests of All-, and Airs. 11. T. Flanigan and Air. R. L. Carithers at their home on Candler street. Air. and Airs. Clinton Goforth have returned from Gainesville and Hoschton where they have been visiting relatives. Airs. Mac Potts has returned from a visit to her parents in Jack son, Ga. .Misses Rose Dillard and Ella Ella Alae Summerour, Messrs. Ernest Sims and Clyde ('. Esker edge. Mrs. George Garner and little daughters, Johnie Lou and Reba .Mae, are spending several days in ('larkesboro. Air. Jack Dunson, of Commere, was a visitor here last Saturday. Mr. Rush Hosheh and son, AVil lie, were visiting realatives here last Saturday. Air. Tom Sims of the Winder Bottling Works, who was struck while diving a truck several days ago in Gainesville by the Gaines ville Alidland train, is said to be improving very rapidly. This is good news to his friends here. A card received this morning from Lieut. Jno. AY. Carrington mailed at Biarritz, Alay 14, said “Tomorrow 1 will visit Spain”, and further said that he would be home about September. Air. 11. A. Carithers, Jr., and Air. J. AY. Cooper spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Cannon and children, of Covington, were the dinner guests AVednesday of Dr. and Airs. AY. L. Bush. Mrs. Can non will be remembered by her friends here as Aliss Sadie Loyd, when she was connected with the Public school. .Misses Annie and Ermine Thom as were shopping in Athens Fri day. Alisses Annie and Ermine Thom as will spend Sunday in Gaines ville. Rev. AY. 11. Faust and Air. AA T . L. Blasingame attended preaching at Lawrenceville last Friday even ing and heard a great sermon by Rev. <’. AY. Duke, I). D.. of Tampa, Florida, who is assisting pastor S. S. Alathis in a series of meet ings. Mr. Hiram Sharpton has been indisposed for several dajFs. Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Nay, of Athens, were with Mr. and Mrs. John Shields for a few hours Sun day, and attended the services at the Christian church that evening. Mrs. W. M. Robinson, of Atlan ta, is spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brooks. Mrs. Robinson came to attend the grad uating exercises if Miss Frances Brooks. Aliss Patience who is in school at Lucy-Cobb, came over for the graduating exercises here and is spending the time with her friend Aliss Alary Louise Johns. Airs. Tube Lanier, of Jefferson, is spending some time here with Mr. and Airs. Luther Lanier and Alr. C. <>. Niblaek. Air. Henry Bradley spent the week-end with his school friends .Messrs. William and Fielding Rus sell, at Russell, Ga. Aliss Polly Johns, of Social Cir cle, is visiting Col. and Mrs. G. A. Johns for several days. Her neicc Aliss Alary Louise Johns, will re ceive her diploma from the Win der High School on Monday ev ening. Mr. \V. A. Bradley, of Camp Gordon, spent the week-end with his family here. STRANGE’S June Clearance / Our friends have been loyal and given us their trade—sales far beyond our expectations. Now Ave have a few things Ave wish to close at a price. Millinery, Ready-to-Wear Our New A’ork buyer sends us new born bonnets every week. Our MIL NLRY DEPARTAIENT is in fine shape to meet the demands of all Summer AY carers. .Milams, Leghorns, Alalines Horse Hair Braids with the new uncurl ed ostrich effects, including the new colored Organdies, combinations in Taj’ fetas and Braids for Sport Hats. 1 lot 14 White Voile and net Dresses, fairly good range sizes—as long as they last at exactly one-half price. $25.00 White Dresses • $12.50 $20.00 White Dresses SIO.OO $15.00 White Dresses •... $ 7.50 $12.50 White Dresses •. $ 6.25 SIO.OO White Dresses $ 5.00 $5.00 White Dresses • • $ 2.50 French Voile Dresses One lot Peggy Paige French Voile Dresses, good styles—made on the patterns of the high class Georgettes. They are the acme of style . Prices $8.75 up One lot French A 7 oile Dresses; assorted designs—very good styles and values. Size 16 to 42. On sale today and as long as they last at $5.95 Middy Suits One lot. all white Aliddy Suits, braid trimmed; regulation emblem; made of beautiful white Gaberdine and Tricotine. The goods alone are worth the price we ask for the garment and made to sell for $8.95. Our New York office bought them cheap. AA r e have them on sale at $5.95 New arrivals in Sport or apron Waists; beautifully hand embroidered in contrasting colors. New round Collars, pleated Cuffs; very new and at tractive. Prices $5., $6.95, $7.95, $8.95 up to $12.50 Come, we welcome a look whether you buy or not. J. T. STRANGE CO. DEPARTMENT STORE