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VOLUME li. NO. 45 SOCIAL * NEWS MRS HODGES HOSTESS TO YOUNG MATRONS CLUB Mrs. L. \Y. Hodges delightfully entertained the Young Matrons <dul) and a few friends last Thurs day afternoon at a lovely bridge party at her attractive home on Broad street. Yellow chrysanthemums in vas es were used as lovely decorations and on each table was placed a bonbon dish filled with divinity candy. A most tempting salad course was served after the games. The guests included Mesdam.es H. A. Carithers. E. S. Harris. R. H. Kimball, Ralph Smith, D. T\ Thompson, Roy Smith. L. A. Fort son, J. F. Broome, S. 11. Ware, George Fortsou, Roy .lackson, J. J. Wilson, li. L. Eavenson, J. M. Aikin, Paul Roberts. J. L. Jackson, John Flanigan, 11. H. Millikin. Re ha Yonderlieth, Howard Rogers, Oscar Ross, and G. G. Moseley. BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED. A delightful event of the week was the bridge party on Monday • afternoon given by Mrs. 11. A. Carithers in honor of Mrs. Cox, the guest of Mrs. Roy Smith. Tea and sandwiches were enjoyed dur ing the afternoon. The guests were Mesdatnes Cox, Roy Smith, 1). F. Thompson, Ralph Smith, Geo. Fortson, R. 11. Kimball. Robert A. Camp, and Howard Rogers. MRS. C. S WILLIAMS ENTERTAINS. Ono of the lovlicst partiefe given this fall was the one last Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. (’. S. \\ il liams as the charming hostess. Vases of beautiful chrysanthe mums adorned the attractive rooms in which games of 500 and bunco were played, lion bon dish es tilled with mints were also plac ed on the tables. After the games a delicios salad course was serv ed. Those present were Mesdames L. S. Radford, Clyde Williamson, I. L. Jackson, J. S. Hargrove, IL B. Jackson, J. B. Parham, Albert Wil liams, Buy Kilgore, J. C. Pratt, Haroldson, Carpenter, J. 11. Ford, and Bessie Edwards. BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED. One of the lovely affairs during the pasl week was the Bridge par ty giiven on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Roy Smith in honor of her sister, Mrs. Cox, ot Camilla. r l he rooms were thrown together and beautifully decorated with pot flowers and vases and baskets ot white and yellow chrysanthemums During the afternoon a delightful salad course was enjoyed. The invited guests were Mrs. G. W. Smith, .'j 1 rs. Paul Roberts, Mrs. D. F. Thompson, Mrs. E. F. Saxon, Mrs. L. S. Reid, Mrs. H. A. Caritli ers, Mrs. R. 11. Kimball, Mrs. G. C. Moseley, Mrs. Reba Vonderlieth, Mrs. J. J. Wilson, Mrs. Howard, Rogers, Mrs. Oscar Ross, Mrs. J. M. Aikin, Mr. Bob Camp, Mrs. Ern est Harris, Mrs. Geo. Fortson, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Roy Smith. MISS RUNETTE BENTON HOSTESS One of the enjoyable occasions of the past week was the entertain ment of the Baptist Young People Union on Friday evening by Miss Reunette Benton at her lovely home on Broad street. The rooms were beautifully decorated in Au tumn leaves and chrysanthemum. Games of all kinds were enjoyed THE BARROW TIM ES L. Love Leased Opera House 1 Mr. li. Love, Manager of The Strand Theater, has leased from the owners, the Sharpton opera house and will take charge some time about the first of the year or as soon as repairs can be made. The comity has had this prop erty leased for a number of years which lease expires January Ist. 1921. Mr. Love’s purpose is to bring to Winder at least one good, high class show each week, the class of shows that play Atlanta and Ath ens and feels that the people of Winder and surrounding country Avill support up-to-date opera shows. and late in the evening punch and sandwiches were served to some twenty-five guests. The I>. Y. I*. L T . is growing and they expect to have similar occa sions dering the coming months. RECEPTION FOR MRS. JOHN H. MASHBURN. One of the pretty receptions of the autumn was the one given by the Methodist Missionary Socie ties at tin 1 home of Mrs. L. S. Rad ford Friday afternoon from 3 to 5, the honor guest being Mrs. John 11. Mashburn, who leaves soon for her new home in Elberton. I The guests invited were the mem bers of the societies of the other churches. Mrs. W. B. MeCants, Mrs. A. T. Harrison and Mrs. E. A. Starr met the guests at the door. Misses Ev elyn Radford and Elise Starr ser ved punch in the hall and the re ceiving line was composed of Mrs. L. S. Radford, Mrs. John 11. Alash -Imm, Airs. A. T. Harrison, Mrs. A. S. Eberlmrt. Mesdames Young, Wooten. Broome, Couch and Kil gore ushered the guests into the parlor and dining room where sandwiches and tea were served by Misses Annette Quillian, Mes dames Ware, Herrin, Camp. Misses Charlotte MeCants and Pauline Cam]). Mrs. R. L. Rogers and Mrs. J. T. Strange poured coffee. About three hundred guests call ed during the afternoon. BEAUTIFUL TEA. Beautifully planned and charm ing in detail was the tea yesterday by Mrs. Fleming Thompson and Mrs. Ralph Smith at the attractive home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs G. \V. Smith, on Broad street, com plimenting the guest of Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Cox, of Camilla. The rooms were thrown together and decorated in the beautiful autumn leaves which brighten a home with its many colors and vases and baskets of chrysanthemums. Mrs. Grover Moseley and Mrs. Hugh Carithers poured tea from the beautifullyy appointed table in the dining room. Others who as sisted the hostesses were Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mrs. E. F. Saxon, Mrs. Kathleen Smith, Mrs. J. M. Aikin, Mrs. R. 11. Kimball, Mrs Howard Rogers, Mrs. J. . Wilson, Mrs. Roy Jackson, and Mrs. Bob ('amp. Music was enjoyed during the afternoon and more than two hun dred guests called to meet Mrs. Cox. Mr. Guy Thurmond, of Statliam, and Mrr. Arthur Porter, of same There is class and individuality in a liighlyy engraved private Christmas greeting card—Barrow Times. Mr. W. J. Ethridge, one of Carl’s clever citizens spent part of Tues day in Winder. WINDER, HARROW COUNTY. OA„ THURSDAY. NOVMEBKR 1 I. 11120 LOCAL NEWS MENTION Mr. O. M. Jackson spent Thurs day in Atlanta. Rev. J. 11. Wood has just return ed from Conyers. Col. J. A. Perry, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. J. O. Stockton, of Jefferson is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. R. Barber. Mrs. R. J. Smith and children are spending some time in Athens with her sister, Mrs. Storey. Miss Montine Robinson lias re turned from Covington where she visited Miss Nitoeris Robinson. Mrs. C. I>. Almond lias as her guest this week, her sister. Miss Brown, of Athens. Mrs. A. L. Harper, of St at ham, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Wil liams. The many friends of Miss Joe Ida Smith regret to learn of her illness at her home on Broad street Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Bailey, of Jef ferson, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Smith. Little Miss Gay Constance Thom its has been sick for several days this week. Miss Marie Herrin spent 1 lie week end in Pendergrass with relatives. Mrs. Yc.rnie Sharpton lias been indisposed for several days this week. Mrs. Tabithia Hoseli. o' ilosehton spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Green Hill. Mrs. Howard Colvard and baby have returned from Talhotton af ter spending ten days with Air. and Mrs. T. T. Smith. Miss Hattie Brumby, of Atlan ta, \\;is an attractive guest of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Quarterman sev eral days last week. Mrs. W. A. Brooks, Mrs. Lee Fortson, Mrs. Frances Haroklson and Mrs. Bessie Edwards spent Friday in Athens. Mrs. L. E. Herrin has returned from Fayetteville where she went to attend the funeal of her father who was buried Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dora Wilhite and children of Jefferson are week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John \\. Shields. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cash had as their dinner guests Sunday Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Faust, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Maughon and Mr. Ern est.. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and little daughter, Carolyn, of Gaines ville. spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. W. E. Mathews, on Athens street. Mrs. Gibson Nowell and little daughter. Martha Rosylin, have returned to their home in Atlanta after spending a month here with relatives. The ladies of the Christian Woman’s Board of Missions are making plans to observe C. W. B. M. Day on the first Sunday in De cember and will have a special pro gram at that time. Rev. and Mrs. John 11. Wood, Mr. Claud Mayne, Mr. W. (). Per ry, Mr. Ernest Harry Hodges and Mrs. Leva Hodges are attending the State Convention of the Chris tian church in Augusta this week. Mrs. W. L. Jackson, Mrs. Mae Potts, Mrs. G. A. Johns, Mrs. O. M. Jackson, Mrs. W. N. Bailey and Mrs. W. O. Perry and Mrs. 11. A. Carithers have returned fom At lanta where they attended the Woman’s Federated clubs of Geor gia. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF BARROW COUNTY Mrs. W. B. Mathews is quite ill. Mrs. W. C. Horton spent last week iu Atlanta. Miss li(> Smith and Miss Nolle MeCants. two of the popular At lanta public school teachers, spent the week-end at home. Miss Marie Herrin spent the week end w ith friends at Pendergrass. , Mr. E. 11. Hodges made a bus iness trip to Atlanta Monday. Miss Eddie Powell spent the week end with elatives in Atlanta. Mr. A. T. New house, of Atlanta, was in Winder Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eley have rooms with Mr. W. li. Sheets. Mr. Lamar Smith, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with home folks. Miss Dtirell Kennedy visited her aunt, Mrs. Drummonds, near Law renceville Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Harold Herrin etuned home fom Pendergrass and reported Mrs Herrin much improved. Mr. Charley Jackson, of Atlan ta. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Judsou Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kilpatrick, of Atlanta, visited Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. Flanigan for Ihe week-end. Airs. . C. Cox, of Camilla, is spending some time with her sister Mrs. Roy Smith. Miss ('leo Bush attended a eon test by the Music Study Club in Atlanta Wednesday. Mrs. Waddell, of Jefferson, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Appleby, at her home on New St. Airs. W. F. Camp and Mr. Ray Camp II and Sara spent Tuesday with Air. and Mrs. Green Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Jackson spent Sunday in Ilosehton with their pat ent s. Miss Ruth Mitchell, of Atlanta, is the attractive guest of Mrsll Grover Moseley. Messrs. \ym Maffett and Shan non Smith spent Sunday in Jeffer son with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Green Millsaps spout several days in Atlanta last week with relatives. Messrs. W. C. and Fritz Potts spent Wednedays in Atlanta on business. Mrs. W. A. Bradley and Mrs. E. F. Saxon are spending several days in Atlanta this week. Mrs. Paul Williams and Miss Lt tha Cooper will spend the week end in Commerce. Mrs. T. A. Maynard and Mrs. Reha Vonderlieth are spending to day in Bishop. Mrs. Paul Hadaway of Athens and Mrs. Eunice Love of Craw ford were guests last Sunday of Mr.s W. F. Hubbard. The many friends here deeply sympathize with Mrs. Ed Herrin in the death of her father in Fay etteville on last Saturday. Mrs. Green Hill, Messrs. Henry Hill and Master John Thompson, Jr., spent Sunday in Gainesville with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Go forth. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parham and Joe, Jr., and Miss Sadie Harris will spend the week-end in Elber ton with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mil lies n. Mrs. W. A. Bradley, Mrs. O. M. Jackson and Mrs. W. O. Perry have planned an interesting pro gram for C. W. B. M. Day, De cember sth, at Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Carter Daniel and Mr. and Mrs. Helme Kinnehrew, of Athens, are spending some time with thei parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Strange. Woman s Club Meet Monday Every woman in Winder who is interested in the organization of a Woman's club is invited to be at the school building on Monday af ternoon at 3:30 o’clock. This club is for the public wel fare of Winder and is to he neither social, sectarian or political. Mrs. Parker, of Athens, will ad dress the women present on the subject of duh work. Come to the meeting whether you expect to join or not. DEATH OF MR. GEORGE REYNOLDS Mr. George Reynolds died on Wednesday of last week in this city. lie w as a good citizen and clev er man. He leaves his wife ami four children. The funeral and burial services took place last Thursday at Wal nut Baptisl church in Jackson county, near where he w as reared. First Baptist Church. Services for Sunday. Sunday school 10.30. Preaching 11.30. Sub ject, “Seeing Tilings.” Junior B. Y. P. F. ti.3o. Senior B. Y. P. F. 6.30 Preaching 7.30. “Cry Babies. ” You are welcome. W. 11. FUST, Pastor. REDS. If you are a member of the Red side of the Loyal Guards class please he present hv 10:30 Sunday morning. Only two more Sundays and then we hope to enjoy a love feast with our White brothel's. — Guy P. aekson, (’apt.; O. M. .lack son, Ist Lieut.; Brady Hill. 2nd. Lieut. WHITES. Every member of the White side of the Loyal Guards class please la : the church at 10:30 Sunday morning. We have only two more Sundays during our contest. We have had a splendid fellowship with our Red brothers and expert to have supper with them in a short time.—Ralph Smith. Capt.; John Craft, Ist. Lieut.; E. O. Alc- Elroy, 2nd. Lieut. SPEECIAL NOTICE. A. E. Knight, who has been doing government wqrk in North Geor gia, will be hack in his old stand doing photograph work all the time after this week. Come in to see him in the W . L. DeLuPerriere building when you wish good pictures. HURRAH FOR THE WHITES AND THE REDS We had 91 present Sunday and are planning to have 125 next Sun day. If you are a member of the mens class of the Christian church and have failed to help us by your at tendance for some time, we beg you to come Sunday. If you are not a member of any Sunday school we, give you a cor dial invitation to come. This class is doing things worth while and we want you to he a part of it. , (hily two more Sunday and con test closes. —Guy Jackson, Capt. for Reds. Ralph Smith, Capt. for Whites. The merchant who advertises dnr ing the dull times will get most of the trade. Try this plan and let the public know you are game. Mrs. M. J. Perry is improving slowly. *1.50 IN ADVANCE City Officials Ask That You Pay Taxes Now The Mayor and Council request Hie property owners of Winder to pay their City taxes now. The teachers’ salaries will soon l>e due. Ily paying; now you not onlyy get this obligation off your mind but you will show your interest in your city and be a great help at this time. The hooks close on No vember doth. Come early. Office hours !* A. M. to I2:d0 and I :30 to and W. M . ('hastain, Clerk. FOR SALE. Two good farm horses and two cows. <hi farm Northwest of Win der. These are not only cheap hut very cheap. See them. J. N. Williams. 2t. EARN MONEY during spare time at home. Men needed in every community to re-silver mirrors. Full information by address I\ O. Box 2KI, I >ulod, Ga. FO|\ If ENT 2 two-horse farms.—* Dr. C. S. Williams. Messrs. W. M. Holseuheck and Ernest Arnold are spending sever al days in Macon. For a Christmas remembrance nothing is more pleasing than a highly engraved private greeting card, your initial and your name engraved on them in colors. "21 samples to select from. Orders taken at The Barrow Times up to December Ist. Application to Sell for Rein vestment. * (> KOIK! IA Burrow county. After tour weeks’ notice ns is pre scribed by section of Park’s An notated (Vote of (ieorgia, a petition wilt be presented to the Hnnoragle Andrew .t. Cobb, .lodge of the Superior Court of Barrow county, at his oftice in Hu; Clarke County Court House on Saturday December 4th, 1020, at eleven o’clock, A. M., asking for leave to sell for re investment. “All that tract or parcel of land ly ing and being in the county of Bar row, said state, formerly Walton, and in the City of Winder, beginning at a cor ner post on Athens street and running 210 with line of .1. B. Lay; thence 145 feet along lino parellel with Athens street to rock corner; thence 210 feet along line of .1. A. Thompson to Athens street at rock corner; tlienee 145 feet along Athens street to beginning corner’ belonging to my ward, Mrs. Cynthia Anri Fuller.’’ Because of the condition of the said property and of the need of large re pairs amounting to some $700.00 which tlu- trust estate is unable to pay and because the annual income, less up keep insurance and taxes is less than eight, per cent on the probable value of the property and because petitioner desires to obtain an investment in loans secur ed by real estate which is for the best interests of the trust estate. This the 10th day of November, 1020. J. VV. CASPER, Guardian of Mrs. Cynthia Fuller. G. A. Johns, Atty, Winder, a. THERE IS MORE POWER IN THAT GOOD GULP GASOLINE AND SU PREME AUTO OIL. DON’T EVER MARRY. MR. R. L. EAVENSON IS ERECTING NEW BUNGALOW. Mr. R. L. Eavenson new bunga low on Center street is fast taking on shape and will be completed in a few ore weeks. This will be one. of the hand somest residences erected this year and will be quite an addition to that already beautiful street. DON’T EVER MARRY.