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Social and Personal News Wood ruff-Estes. Mr. and Mrs. <l. W. "Woodruff, of Winder, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Thelma, to Mr. .Joseph L. Estes, of Atlanta, the marriage to be solemnized m December. No cards. The above announcement will be of interest to the people of Winder where Miss Woodruff lias made her home all her life. She is one ol the most popular young women here and graduated with honors from Shorter College last year. Shields-Sims. The marriage of Miss Mary Shields to Mr. Mark Sims is of in terest to their many friends here and in Atlanta. They were married at the Chris tian Church last Friday evening by Rev. If. E. Aloss. the pastor of the bride. Miss Shields was one of the most beautiful and popular young women in Winder, where she has lived since a child. She has many friends here who regret that she will not reside in Winder in the future. Mr. Sims was a successful young business man of Winder, until recently made his home in Atlanta. They left on the late train for Chattanooga for a short trip be fore taking up theii; residence in Atlanta. Reid-M Cain. .Judge 11. T. Reid, of Breman, announces the engagement ot his daughter, Myrtie Belle, to Mr. G. W. McCain, of Breman, tire mar riage to take place early in Decem ber. No cards. Miss Reid will be remembered as one of the most popular teach ers in ous public schools during I<Hb and 1917. Skeridan-Hamby. Miss Bessie Sheridan and Mr. R. L. Hamby of Winder, Ga.. were united in marriage on last Sunday p. m. at 4 o’clock at the home of Rev. B. W. Mercier, of Auburn, Mr. Mercier officiated. Mrs. W. A. Bradley Entertains the ZHlelen E. Moses Division On Monday, Mrs Bradley enter tained the Moses Division of the Missionary Society of the Christ ian Church. The Society is divid ed into two divisions: Mrs. J. T. Walden is Leader of this one. Af ter the business, a delightful social hour was enjoyed and during the afternoon some fifteen ladies had 1 the pleasure of being with Mrs. Bradley. The two divisions are enjoying a friendly contest against each other. The next Division meeting will he with Mrs. Claude Mayne at 3:30 o’clock on the first Monday in December. Mrs. W. O. Perry Entertains the M. E. Harlan Division. On Monday, Mrs. Perry enter tained the Harlan Division. Mrs. Vella Mae Smith is the Leader of this division and an enthusiastic meeting was held. Mrs. Erastus Smith, Misses Pearl Saunders and Willie Meadow gave their names for membership in the Missionary Society, After the business, a so cial hour was enjoyed. The next meeting of the Harlan Division will he with Mrs. Vella Mae Smith at 3:30 o’clock <oi the second I Monday in December. Mr. and M's. Howard Rogers are on a visit to Mrs. Rogers par ents. in Montezuma „ ' Mrs. L. 11. Johnson and baby, of Decatur, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Radford. For Sale -Ifllfi model, worm drive, Ford Truck, in good mech anical condition at a bargain. If you are in the market for a truck, see us at once.— "Watson, (Hover and Cos. Miss Pearl Farrar, of Atlanta, is the guesl of her sister, Mrs. R. < >. Ross. Mrs. Canimie Hill is spending several weeks with her son, Mr. 11. C. Hill. Mr. O. M. .Jackson is slowly im proving from his serious accident. Mr. Claude Tucker spent last week in Atlanta, attending the Irwiu-Moodv trial. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carrington spent Sunday with relatives in Noreross, Ga. Mr. C. 11. Cook spent last week end in Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hope and children, of Commerce, spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Hope have many friends here where they resided for two years. Mrs. C. S. Williams and baby spent Thursday in Bogart. Mrs. Geo. Fortson spent a day in Athens last week. Miss Lueile Daniel spent Sat urday in Athens. Mrs. Claude Mayne and Airs. 17. and. Smith spent Monday in Atlanta. Alls. Alary Burson is spending sometime in Atlanta with relatives Mrs..), |). Wood spent Thursday in Atlanta. Airs. Vernon Moore and daugh ter. Evelyn, of Atlanta, are spend ing a few days with Air. and Mrs. M. C. Wiley at their home on Broad St. Air. and. AI. Brooksher and Air. Carl Brooksher spent the week end in Dahlonega, returning Mon day with Airs. Brooksher, for a few days visit. .Master Joseph Perry, of Atlan ta, spent flic week-end with his grand-mot hey. Airs. M. and. Perry. Air. and Airs. Claude Patat. of Atlanta, spent the week-end with Air. and Ah-s. H. B. Patat. Airs. Fred W. Hodges and baby, Marguerite, of Statesboro, is visiting Mrs. Hodges’ sister, Mrs. Q. B. Mcßae. Mr. W. B. MeCants spent .Mon day in Atlanta. Mr. Henry Williams, of Eaton ton, and Miss Alary Lou Arnold, of Afonroe, spent Sunday with Air. and Ah-s. 0. B. Mcßae. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. I). F. Thompson andM r. ; Roy Smith were in Athens Friday to see the foot ball game. Messrs. Rliett Nowell, W. (■'. Potts. S. C. Potts and Mac Potts were in Athens Friday. Mrs. G. W. PeLaPerriere is spending several days in Atlanta. Mr. .Jno. 11. Parks, one of Bar row s leading farmers, was in Winder Saturday. Mr. W. L. Greeson, of Bethle hem. was here Saturday. Mr. W. H. Perry, of Statham, was in Winder last week. 1 nde Richard Pentecost was shaking hands with friends here last week. He is looking well and is enjoying good health. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Flanigan spent last Friday in Atlanta. Mr. Jno. S. Craft was in Atlan ta last week. Mr. 11. A. Perry made a busi ness trip o Alanta' Friday of last week. Miss Gfaee Jaekson spent Fri day in Atlanta. Mrs. John.JT. Wood will attend the Georgia-Alabama Convention in West Point, next week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones. Miss j Geneva Jones and Mesdames J. 11. Wood and T. M. Foster attended |the reception at Christian College | Monday evening. Tattle Miss Kathrine Hargrove has returned from a visit of two weeks with her grand-mother, at Stephens. Oa. Mrs. Reha Vanderlieth spent Monday in Atlanta. Mrs. (leo. Storey and little dau ghter. Martha Carter, of Athens, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Robt. Smith. THE BARROW TIMES. WINDER. GEORGIA. The Ladies of the Christian Churchh will give a bazaar and oyster supper on Thursday after noon and evening, Dee. 11th, in he basement of the Christian Church. Everybody invited. Alesdames 11. T. Flanigan. AV. 11. Quarterman and AV. (1. Elder spent Friday in Athens Air. and Airs. Clyde Williamson spent Sunday in Athens with Airs. J B. Bullock. Aliss IVarl Saunders spent Fri day in Atlanta. Airs. W. A. Brooks lias returned from a months’ visit to relatives in Mississippi. Aliss Frames Huhb;fi 1 spent several days last week with rela tives in Athens. Airs. and. AV. Giiffeth and Mrs. G. A. Johns are spending several days of this week in Columbus, there they went as delegates to the convention of the Federated Clubs of Georgia. ~ ' - • r* ■ Aliss Frances Brooks, of Short er College, is. expected in the city Saturday for a visit of several days with her parents. Aliss Charlotte AlcCants spent last week-end in Atlanta, the guest of her sister, Aliss Nene MeCants. Air. AV. B. MeCants spent last .Monday and Tuesday in Atlanta. Aliss Nina Cunningham, who was the guest of friends in Win der last week, returned to her home al Rome. Ga.. last Sunday. Mr. Ernest Carrington has pur chased anew Sport model Jordon car. He will have lie agency in this territory for this ear. HONOR ROLL. 11th Grade. Gertrude Rogers, Arthur Max well, Desma Bradberry, Willie Mae Eavenson, Ruth Chapman, Sara Frances Segars. Inez Patch, Helen Jackson. 10 Grade. Edith House, Rubye Woodruff, Willie Mae Holloway. Edna Ap pleby, Elise Starr. Ralph Hardi gree, Lagree Jacobs. oth Grade. Willie Hill, Alton Young. Annie Lee McDonald. Rounetfe Benton. Bth Grade. Harold Starr. J. B. Williams. Nettie Bagwell, Julia Dunahoo, Urania Hayes, Frances Hubbard. Tth Grade. Louise W’illiams. Pauline Hill, Hazel Hill. Mary Julia Reid. Annie Lou Lamback, Hilda Faust. Ern est G*. Graham, Katie Lou Ogles by. Thelma McDonald. Alice Dura* Elizabeth Rankin. Jewell Patrick. Rosa Roberts. 6th Grade. Sunie Johns, Henry Bradley, Lueile Churchhill., Carolyn Aiken. Anita Bagwell. Gibson House, Xannelle Starr, Homer Grififeth, Hoke Woodruff, Julia Smith. Alice Dunahoo, J. L. Hill. Annie Kate Hunt, Nelle Segars, Evelyn Pat rick. Rubye Maynard. bill Grade. Thelma Barber, Preston Gash, Louise Hlev. Johnnie Lon Garner, Elizabeth Graham, Frances Hill, Morgan Holsenbeck, Lucy Ruth Moon. Lillie Belle Mincey, Ermine MeElroy, Mary Frances Sorrow. 4th Grade. Helen Graddick, Lois MeElroy, Frank Martin. Cert rude Young, Pauline Bentley, Mary Lamar Jaekson. Era Mincey, Lueile Dun ahoo, Marietta Faust. Bethel Mc- Donald. 3rd Crade. Ruhye Lee Dell, Amilee Chas tain, Fannie Lee Annie Morgan, Curtis Foster, Harold Fulcher. Frances Eberhart, tiriflin Hill. Nellie Summerour, Sara Bar ber. Bonnie Bedingfield. Louise Davis, Ruth Love, Pauline Roberts Ruth Whitley. Lizzie Kate Wil liams. Robert Appleby, _ Lewis Hubbard, Carlton Niblaek, Harold Patrick, Alex Russell, Alien Smith Monford Whitley. 2nd Grade. Miriam Fulcher, Howard Bras well, B. C. Hill, Lester Hardigree, Wallace Seagreaves, Sulu Thomas, Alice Reeves. Ouida Mae Hill, 51 ary Willie Wright, Margaret Blakey. .Mary F. (\>oper, Frances Cral't, Gertrude Chastain, Gerald ine Fullbright, Annie H. Hargrove Estelle Laing. Dorothy Maynard, Lottie Mae MeElroy, Carolyn Rus sell, Ruth Rutledge. Rubye Rut ledge, Mary L. Walden, Loyd Baird. Maleoni Baugh, Bruce Brown, .lohn ('ash, .lolm 11. Eav rnson, William Fair, Samuel Bra ham, Arnold Holsenbeck, Harold House. Roy Maynard, George Mayo, Bert Miucey. Oran Roberts dames Segars, Eugene St. .lohn. Dean Turpin. Ist Grade B. Lois Austin, Emma DeLay, Ruth Dunahoo, Lois Hinesley, Adoll Mobley. Bertie McDonald, Merle Patrick, Annie Mae Sum merour, .left' Allen, George Har well, .Johnny Harwell, Lester Bin esley. Robert Hunt. William Jones Harold Jones, W. E. Treadwell, Harold Wilson. Ist Grade A. Ethel Austin, Florine Austin, Hugh Carithers, Martha White Cooper. Hattie Eugenia DeLaPer riere. Isrey Henton. Jack Hill, Lawson Hill, ('ammio Maynard, Mary Vlayue. Ernolyn Miller. Rob ert Mineey, Rubye Mobley, Doris Nowell, Inez. Ross. Runette Segars Gladys Thompson and Syhle Wil liams. FARMERS ATTENTION. 1 have meal and hulls to ex change for cotton seed, and also paying highest market price for seed. You will find me at Elberton oil mill house, first below S. A. L. Depot, in Winder. — R. I> McDon ald, Winder. Ga. STRANGES’ Middy Suits Another shipment of Middy Suits; regulation Emblems. Every girl wants a Middy Suit. The prices are $7*95 and New arrival in Serge and Nico tine dresses sl9-75 and $25-00 J. T. STRANGE CO. Department Store Silver Tea. The Parent-Teachers Associa tion will give a silver-tea on Fri day afternoon from three to six o’clock at the home of Air. and EXAMINED jjflfScffi FIT™ We relieve ocular headache and eye strain by properly fitted glasses. Childen’s eyes given special attention. We charge reasonable fee for a thorough examination and advise you truthfully as to whether or not you need glasses. A satisfied patient is our Host advertisement. We have our own grinding plant and can duplicate any broken lens on short notice. Send them to me by mail. J. L. WHITLEY Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician WINDER, GEORGIA FLOUR We have a quantity of Flour that we bought at low prices, and it is our desire to give our customers the benefit of our buying. Every sack of tlihis Flour is-guaranteed. If you have not purchased, it will pay to get our prirees be fore buying. Also a varirety of Feed Stuff that we expect to sell at a small profit. Watson Glover & C'o. WINDER, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ISth ■Mrs. 15. 11. Jackson. The puhli* cordially invited to attend. Some thing every parent in the city should he interested in. Every parent will be asked to register.