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Social and Personal News Shields-Pims. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shields of Winder,, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Mary Emma. to Mr. Mark Sims, former ly of Trion, now of Atlanta, the marriage to be solemnized in Nov ember. No Cards. i Miss Shields is one of Winder’s charming and attractive young ladies and Mr. Sims who formerly was a citizen of cur city is now one of Atlanta's promising young business men. Bailey-Smith. Cards have been received by friends here announcing the mar riage of Miss Carrie Elinor Bailey of Jefferson, to Mr. Samuel Eras tus Smith, of this city, on Satur day. October the eighteenth. Mrs. Smith as Miss Bailey has often visited Winder, where she has many friends. She is an unus ually beautiful young lady and has many charming' traits of char acter. Mr. Smith is the second son of Mr. S. P. Smith, and holds a responsible position here with the Gainesville Midland Railway. This young couple has a hosts of friends in Winder who wish for them a bright and prosperous married life. Gordon-Hosch. i Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gordon, of Jefferson, announce tire engage ment of their daughter. Thelma Elizabeth, to Mr. Willie Hill Hosch, of TToschton, the marriage to be solemnized Saturday, Dee ember 20. at the home of the brides parents. Mr. Hosch, is farm demonstra tor for Barrow County and one of our most popular young men. This announcement will be read with much interest by bis many friends here. Mrs. J. W. Griffeth Hostess. On Saturday afternoon. Mrs. J. "W. Griffeth entertained in honor of Mrs. Howard Rogers, a recent bride, at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ferguson, on < Tiureh St. Mrs. .1, W. Griffeth and Mrs. Howard Rogers received in the living room which was very beau tiful in pink and white carnations. Mrs. J. B. Fitts presided over the table where the guests registered in the brides book. ■ On the eleven tables where the games were played was a pink basket filled with mints. Later in thfc afternoon a delightful salad course and ice course was served. Sixty guests enjoyed this happy occasion. A SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY. A small but very congenial party assembled at the home of Mrs. D. W. Burson Tuesday after noon. It was a surprise party, the occasion being Mrs. Burson’s birthday. After a delightful hour of conversation dainty refresh ments were served by Miss Arle via Burson. whose loving thought bad planned the occasion for her mother. A number of gifts attested the love of her friends, and all invited in wishing for her many happy re turns of the day. SCIENTIFIC TEMPEEANCE PROGRAM Monday, October 27th, 4 p. m. Oneninar Sons:. Devotional —Mrs. Collins. Why Not Drink Alcohol —Miss Stephens. Why Hold a Contest—Miss Charlotte MeCants. Met! ods of Teaching Temper ance—Miss Mabel Jackson. Methods of Teaching Temper anee—Miss Allene Kilgore. The Study of Temperance, the Most Constructive Study in Pub lic School—Miss Pitts. Scientific Temperance a Ratifi cation of Federal Prohibition Amendment—Miss Clayton. Piano Solo—Miss Suddeth. .Misses Bert Pirkle, Grace -lack son, Annie Hill, of Hoschton, and Messrs. Guy Jackson, Rhett Now ell, and Ike Jackson motored to Atlanta Thursday and spent the day attending the Southeastern Fair. Mr. J. M. Jackson was a visitor to the Southeastern Fair Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Faust spent last week in Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Erasmus Phillips, of Monroe, spent Sunday in the city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jackson. Misses Hilda Faust, Nettie and Anita Bagwell, Louise Williams, and Mary Ross spent the past week-end in Atlanta the guests of Miss Mattie Louise Rainey. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Horton and Rev. J. 11. Mash burn attended the home coming exercises at old Pen tecost Church Sunday p. m. Rev. J. 11. Mash burn made a business trip to Atlanta Thursday. The First Methodist Church has on a campaign to raise 30,000 for improvements on the church. M. J. •GriDr. Georuc DeLalVrriere and L. S. Radforyd compose the committee to raise the above amount which means that it will be done. Rev. and Mrs. W. IT. Faust and Mrs. \Y. M. Holsenbeek visited the Rabun County Association in session at Dillard, Ga., last Wed nesday and Thursday. Rev. W. If. Faust spoke on the 75 Million Campaign at the Enon Association at Rock’s Spring Church, Banks County, near Alto, last Friday. Mr, and Mrs. C. O. Maddox have moved into their pretty new home on Wood lawn Ave. Mr. Z. F. Jackson lias been quite sick for several days. Mr. W. O. Perry is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Wallace this week. Mr. and Mrs. Mae Potts moved this week into their home on Ste phens st. They are remodeling the "house and will have one of the prettiest bungaloes in that section of the city. Mr. Hubert Hodges of Watkins ville, is with the City Drug Store. He is a son of Dr. Henry Hodges and a ncpliew of Dr. L. W. Hodges of our city. Mr. 0. M. Jackson lias been ill for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Goforth, of Gainesville, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hill. Dr. C. 15. Almond spent Friday in Atlanta. Mrs. Garrett Smith and little daughter, of Point Peter, spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. P. I’. Jennings. Mr. Claud Mayne spent Friday in Atlanta. Miss Rita King is out again af ter several days illness. Mesdames W. 11. Quarterman and G. A. Johns spent Wednesday in Atlanta. Misses Icie. Mary and Jennie Smith attended the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta last week. Mrs. Fred Patat and children, of Auburn, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Patat this week. Mrs. Lewis Sams and children, of Madison, have returned home, after spending two weeks’ with Mr and Mrs. Claud Mayne. Mesdames W. C. Horton and Paul Roberts spent last week in Atlanta. .Misses Sunie Johns and Mary Lamar Jackson and Mr. Hugh (’anthers 3rd, spent last week-end in Atlanta, with Mr. and Mrs. | Harry Kilpatrick. THE BARROW TIMES, WINDER, GEORGIA. Misses Gypsie Reddingfield and Ola Porter spent several days in Atlanta last week. Misses Mary Lou and Lois Segars spent last week-end in At lanta attending the Southeastern Fair. Misses Mary and Vara Anthony of Center, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ross. Mr. L. A. Cook spent Thursday in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Young spent several days in Atlanta last week. Miss Alice King is out again af ter being confined to her room for several days. Mrs. 11. M. Saxon, one of Oco nee County’s good women, is spending a few days licit 1 with her son, Dr. Saxon. Rev. A. B. Reeves, of Columbia, S. 0.. spent yesterday in Winder on his return home from Cincin nati. His friends were glad to meet him again. Mrs. •). A. DeLay has returned from AVhite Springs, Florida, much improved in health. Mrs. J. L. Harris is thought to be some better, but is still quite ill. Mrs. Lula Cain and daughter, Miss Alma, of Auburn, were in Winder Tuesday shopping. Air. Z. F. Jackson is quite ill at his home on Church Street. Mr. C. O Maddox spent Tues day in Atlanta. Miss Grace Godfrey and sister, of near Lexington, Ga.. are at the home of their uncle, Mr. Larnar Roberts. Mr. W. E. Roberts, of the firm of Sunimerour & Summerrnur, is spending today with his family at Grayson. Col. *T. P. Pratt and Air. Win fred Poole, were with friends at Lawrenceville Monday evening. H H H I ; Maynard Mercantile Cos. BETHLEHEM The friends of Mrs. Albert Smith are glad to know that she is recovering from a months ill ness. Messrs. W. L. Pinson, of Atlan ta, and P. L. Wiggins, of Camp ton. were here Sunday. Miss Belle Harison accompani ed Mr. Pat Darby to his home in Vidalia, Wednesday to spend sev eral days. John Adams was confiend to his room a few days last week. School opened here Monday. Miss Kttie Belle llarrison lias charge of the fall term. Messrs. Henry Wages, Bill Dil lard. E. S. Harris, and Ordinary 11. G. Hill spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Campbell County and Atlanta on business. Misses ( Tara Roberts and Susie Tucker, of Winder, were week end guests of Miss Ettie Belle I larrisou. Dr. and Mrs. 1). W. Key, and Mr. W. E. Dobbs, of Monroe, were here Sunday in the interest of the Seveimty Five Million Campaign. This church will more than sub scribe its quota. Air. and Airs. John Charles, of Piedmont, S. (announce the birth of a son. Air. Otti Harrison spool Sun day in Atlanta. Little A! iss Lois Baggett wasi out of school a few days this week on account of sickness. Dr. J. J. Everett, of Asliville, \. <was a w elcomed visitor here last week. Alildred and Florence, the little daughters of Air. and Mrs. John Odum, have been quite sick. Mrs. John Tucker, and daugh ters spent the week-end here with her father, Air. Tom Thompson, who continues quite feeble. SHIRTS AND NECKWAAR We have just received a new and complete line of men’s dress Shirts. All sizes, many and varied styles and patterns to select from. Lots of style and plenty of value and service. Collars, both soft and laun dered in a to your liking. Newest styles in Neck wear. Plenty of Shoes for every body for every wear. It will pay you to investigate INDIA Automobile Tires. Sold by Smith Hardware Company. GASOLINE IRONS—SoId by Smith Hardware Gompany. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS, The World’s Best. Place your order now so as to be sure of getting one by Christinas. Smith Hard ware Company. Special price on HOT BLAST HEATERS. We have some Hot Blast Heaters lhat we carried over from last Season which we are offering at special prices. Smith Hardware company. DAYTON BICYCLES are equipped with double clincher tires. Guaranteed for 5-years. Sold by Smith Hardware Company. AYe still have a very good stock of Galvanized Roofing. If you ex pect to lmy in the next three months you had better buy now while you can get it. Smith Hard ware ('oinpany. G ENGINE OLIVER PLOWS, the World’s Standard. Sold by Smith Hardware Company. INDIA TIRES lia’ve one more ply of Sea Island Fabric. Buy at a special introductory price from Smiih Hardware <’onipany. Best Automobile, Carriage, Fur niture and Household Paint. Sold by Smith Hardware Company. NOTICE. The Winder Studio will be clos ed next Monday and Tuesday, as I hove some out door work to do, will be hack Wednesday the 29th. A. E. Knight. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Services for Sunday. Sunday School 10:30 a. m. Preaching 11:30, “The Para mount Purpose of Life.” Junior and Senior IV A r . P. 1 ’s. G 30. Preaching 7:30, “The Lordship of Jesus.” Lels double up in attendance.— W. 11. Faust, Pastor. STATEMENT. Of the Ownership and Manage ment Required by Hie Act of August 24. 1912, of THE BARROW TIMES Published weekly at Winder. Ga., for October J, 1919. Editor and Business Manager—A. G. Lamar. Publisher—A. G. Lamar. Stockholders—John Al. Williams. II T. Flanigan, W. (\ Horton, VV. O. Perry, Winder, Ga., Dr. J. T. Wages. Alaeon, Ga., J. C. Flani gan, Lawrenceville, Ga., W. 11. Toole, Atlanta, Ga. A. G. LAMAR. Editor. Sworn to and subscribed before me this Ist day of October, 1919. W. L. JACKSON, C. N. P. Barow < ’ounty, Ga. (.My commission expires February 1923. Wc relieve occular headache by properly fitted Glasses. Gliil dren’s eyes given special atten tion. We use the latest and best optical instruments in our eye examinations. J. L WHITLEY Optornetrisl and Optician, Winder, Ga. ©