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PERSONAL NEWS Mrs. Ralph Smith Hostess. One o£ the enjoyable occasions of the past week, was the picnic given by Mrs. Ralph Smith to the members of her Club, and other friends, at the Fair grounds. After an hour of interesting games, a picnic lunch was served and a large number of Mrs. Smith’s friends were present on this occa sion. Miss Mary Quarterman Gives Party. On last Thursday afternoon, Miss Mary QuartermM gave a matinee party for Mr. Henry Bradley and his guests, Messrs. Franklin and Cleghorn Toole, of Atlanta. Quite a number of her friends enjoyed this happy occa sion. Rev. Richard AV. Wallace, of Valdosta, was the guest of Mr. Claud Mayne Tuesday night. Mr. L. M. Mayne, who has been quite ill, is up again and consider ably improved. Mr .and Mrs. G. C. Moseley are on a visit to Mr. Moseley’s par ents in Cordele. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mathews and a party of friend* spend ing the week at Savannah and Tybee. Miss Ada Hancock is spending several days at Savannah and Ty bee Island. Miss Lena Hill, of Bethlehem, lias been seriously ill, but is now convalescing. She is a sister of Mr. Jim Hill, of our city. Dr. Adams, one of the leading physicians of Barrow County, was in Winder Tuesday, £r„j his Beth lehem home. i' 1 Little Ruby Hcseh, baby dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hosch of Bethlehem, died Monday night with dysentery, complicated with Whooping Cough. Prof. J. L. Moore, of Bethlehem, was in Winder a short while Mon day. Mr. John T. Perry was on tlfe sick list last week. Mrs. W. H. Faust and daughters Hilda and Marietta, and Miss Mil dred Thrasher, are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Faust, of Lexington. Miss Viola Hughes, of Cordele, spent last Tuesday with her cou sin, Mrs. Thelma Baugh. Messrs, lloyt and Cecil Moore spent several days last week at Watson Springs, in Greene county. Dr. and Mrs. AV. L. DeLaPer riere spent Sunday in Atlanta, with the latter’s brother, who is at the Piedmont sanitarium. ENDORSMENTS Monticello, Ga., 3:50 p. m. June 3,1919. lion. Kobt. Fowler: Mayor, Covington, Ga. Melville Comedians here one week show clean in every respect above the average troupe H. B. Kelly, Mayor. Milledgeville, Ga., May 20, 1919. lion. Mayor: Monticello, Ga. Melville Comedians Theatre is clean and was enjoyed by our people who patronized them liberally. The members of the show weie affable and pleasant and made many friends here. Miller S. Be.” Mayor. Washington, Ga., 2:15 p. m. June 3, 1919 Melville Show Care Mayor, Covington. Ga Melville show is first class. Tht com posing the troupe are o k. 1 can personally vouch both for show and those composing it. K. A. Wilheit, Mayor. Madison, Ga., June 3, 1919. To Mayor. Covington, Ga., Melville shows good, moVal and a credit to any city. Mayor. Mr. and Mi*s. Fred Rogers and niece, of Atlanta, were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rogers. Mrs. T. M. Foster is spending the week near Monroe. Mr. Claud Sheats will leave for Kansas City, Saturday, to make his home for the remainder of the year. Mrs. Bunie Sparks has accepted a position with J. P. Allen & com pany in Atlanta. Miss Nell MeCants in the guest of her sister, and friends in Atlan ta this week. Miss Charlotte MeCants is the guests at a house party of Miss Fanny Belle Adams, of Covington. Mrs. J. Harvey Lokey and dau ghter, Mary Ellen, and Airs. P. R. Smith left Tuesday night for a three weeks visit to their parents. Mr. and Airs. T. B. Smith, of Tal botton, Ga. Aliss Rose Dillard and Air. Pike Hutchins spent last Sunday at Nachochee Valley. Aliss Icie Smith is the guest of Aliss Erma Hancock, of Jefferson. Air. T. AI. Furlow, of Jackson, spent the week-end with Air. and Mrs. Alac Potts. Mr. Ruben Franklin, of Coving ton, spent Sunday here with friends. Rev. and Airs. AV. 11. Faust, Hil da Faust, Miss Alildred Thrasher, and Airs. AV. AI. Holsenbeck, have returned from a ten days visit to Ah's. Faust’s home in Alaryland. Miss Hattie Patrick spent the week-end with her mother, who is ill at their beautiful country home near Alonroe. Air. AV. A. Brooks spent several days here this week with his fam ily Airs. AV. TI. Quarterman and daughter, Alary, left Friday for Savannah and Tybee Island, for a two weeks stay. Aliss Alaude Gordon of Statham, spent Friday here. Mrs. J. A. Perry spent Friday in Atlanta. Dr. and Airs. Gibson Nowell, of with relatives. Mr. and Airs. AV. 11. Toole and sons. Franklin and Cleghorn, have returned to their home in Atlanta, after spending ten days here with friends. Dr. W. C. Potts, of Athens, spent Sunday with bis parents, Mr. and Airs. S. C. Potts. Miss Annette Hamilton, of At lanta, is visiting her grysd-mothrr. Airs. AT J. Perry, will spend a week. Dr. and Airs. AV. L. DeLaPer riere left Tuesday morning for Savannah and Tybee, where they Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Quillian visit ed their two married daughters at AVatkinsville last week. Miss Annette Quillian, who lias been visiting friends in different sections of the state, readied home last week. Aliss Annette is always greatly missed in Winder society when away and her many friends were glad to welcome her back. Mr. F. Hofmeister spent last Sunday in Athens with his son. Air. Frank Hofmeister. Miss Alary Lou Segars returned to Atlanta AVednesday, to accept a position with Quaker Oats Com pany. Rev. O. A. Smith, of Jackson ville, Fla., preached last Sunday morning at the Christian Church. He is Sunday School Secretary for the Southeastern States and spoke on “Religious Education.” Airs. Sanders preferred charges against Air. Frey when his bulldog killed her cat in her millinery es tablishment. She declared to the recorder that the dead tabby had saved SIOO worth of millinery stuffs monthly from destruction by rodents. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Services for Sunday. Sunday School 11 a. m. Preaching 12 o’clock, “A Flou rishing Church. Preaching 9:30 p. m. “The Other Side.” This cordially invites you and your friends.—W. 11. Faust. Pas tor. Statham Baptist Church. Preaching at the Statham Bap tist Church next Sunday after noon by Rev. AV. 11. Faust, at 3 o’clock. Subject, “The Lost Christ.” Come and bring your friends. FOR SALE. The best looking, sniicthest run ning, easiest riding six cylinder, 3 passenger Roadster in Barrow County for tlTe money, mechani cally good, some terms to right party. SEED POTATOES. Lookout Mountain seed Irish potatoes for sale. —Hargrove Bros. We sell Farms. Read our adver tisement this issue. I. E. Jackson and company. For Sale Cheap—Several stand ard Western Union Telegraph in struments and one practice mach ine.—C. AI. Hathaway, Winder. For Real Estate and Insurance of all kinds. See I. E. Jackson and company. Melville $10,000.00 Tent Theatre At Winder, Ga., opposit S. A. L. Station —Beginning— MONDAY, JULY 14th Bert Melville and company of thirty will present a 4-Act Comedy Drama “The Broken Commandment” Specialties Between Acts Change Program Daily One lady will be admitted FREE if accompanied by one adult ticket, or two ladies with one adult ticket Monday night only. ADMISSION 25c AND 35c INCLUDING WAR TAX Christian Church. R. & Aloss, Minister. Sunday School 11 oclock. Morning Worship 12 o’clock. Evening Worship 9:30 o’clock. Air. Aloss will preach at both services a cordial welcome to every one. House Wanted—l wish to rent a house or three or four lower rooms.—o. B. Mcßae, Seaboard Depot. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FARMERS BANK of Winder, Ga. at the close of business July 7th, 1919. RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts. .$263,382.98 U. S. Bonds 12,600.00 Stock, Federal Res. Bank. 1.500.00 Furniture and Fixtures. .3,355.45 War Saving Stamps 846.00 Overdrafts 440.70 Advances on cotton 32,890.70 Gash & Due From 8ank5.86,052.11 $411,067.51 PROGRESSIVE STRONG ACCOMMODATING We appreciate all business entrusted to us and being members of Federal Reserve System better fits n& *© care for your every banking need. We invite your account. OFFICERS: GUY H. KILGORE, President, JNO. A. THOMPSON, Vice-President. JNO. L. HARRIS, Vice-President, ROBT. J. SMITH, Cashier, P. CARLTON PENTECOST, Assistant Cashier. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our friends and neighbors who were so kind to us during our recent sickness. May God’s richest blessings be with all of you. J. AI. Barrett. NOTICE. Have all your trash cans ready for trash wagon tomorrow, Friday The wagons will come for the trash.—J. R. Arnold, Clerk. Deposits July 7, 1918 , $130,111.80 Deposits July 7, 1919 218,795.66 Increase In One Year 188,683.86 CHURCH NOTICE. Please announce in your paper that Air. Andrews will he at the Auburn Baptist Church Sunday 13th at 11 o’clock to make on ad dress on S. S. He will interest you. Everybody invited.—J. B. Brook shire, Pastor. For Sale —Fine pigs; seven weeks. See A. E. Bush. LIABILITIES: (Capital Stock $50,000.00 Surplus 2,500.00 Undivided Profits 3,602.48 Re-discounts (Federal Reserve Bank) 36,169.37 Bills Payable None Deposits 318,795.66 $411,067.51 Specialties Between Acts ADISON and LIVINGSTON Singing and Dancing I MISS GRACE BROCKHON Comedienne JOE HACKADY Monologue VICTOR CANARES Operatic Tenor Doors Open 9.30 Fast Time Seating Capacity Twenty-five Hundred