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jWicion Socittn Miss Florence Singley is in At lanta for a few days. • t ft Misses Jane Ham and Minnie Bailey have returned from Atlanta. K, ' ••• .jl , .Miss Vallie Garr and Mrs. M. D. tGarr were in the city Wednesday. • • • i Miss Zilla Hawkins, of Barnes •ville, is visiting Mrs. Tom Watkins. • • • . Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thornton announce the birth of a daughter 'Sunday. • • • Mrs. Dee Tolleson came down from McDonough Tuesday for a .brief visit. *•* , .1# Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buttrill re turned Wednesday from a trip to New York. * * * Mrs. C. C. Jewett and Miss Alice Thompson, of Flovilla, spent Tues day afternoon in the city. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Akin, of Macon, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McKibben. • it Misses Susie Etheridge and Ellen Brownlee and Mrs. George Ether idge were in Jackson Tuesday. • • • Miss Alice Ladson, of Macon, spent the week-end in Jackson, the guest of Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Ches aiutt. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watkins an nounce the birth of a daughter Monday at their heme on Oak •street. Mr. and Mrs. Pitts McKibben announce the birth of a daughter ’Saturday at their home on Third ■street. Mrs. W. J. Partridge and Miss Bess Bloodworth, of Flovilla, spent Sunday with the family of J. T. -Goodman. DEMOSTHENIAN DEBATING SOCIETY EN TERTAINS YOUNG LADIES. The Demosthenian Debating So ciety entertained the young ladies of the Phi Theta Sorority at a de lightful picnic at Cedar Rock on Tuesday afternoon. The jolly crowd left the school grounds immediately after school and returned about 6 o’clock. Many enjoyable feats of climbing the rock were participated in. Then came the luncheon, and the boys declared the girls were highly versed in culinary arts. The hour for leaving came all too soon, and as the party dispersed to their separate homes, each declared that it was the finest picnic ever. Those who went were: Misses Helen Carmichael, Corinne Watts, Margaret Sams, Janie Phinazee, Helen Ham, Fredna Allen, Julia Andrews, Mary Helen Crum, Evie Maddox, Mannie Belle Jinks, Flor rie Mackev, Willie Harmon, Nellie Florence Moore, F.llie Jarrell, Jarrell. Verna Singlev. Mary Willis, Mary Lena Martin: Messrs. Claude Spencer, F.lwood Robison, Charles Tohnson. Warren Furlow, Dewey White. Ernest Watkins, Avon Gas ton, Gibbs Kyotis, Porter Ham, Parks Martin. Prof. Mingledorff; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Martin, chap erones. Miss Lillie McClure, who is tak ing a course at the Southern Busi ness College in Atlanta, spent the week-end at home with per parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McClure. * * * Reuben Thornton, of Tallapoosa, visited his sisters, Mrs. Pitts Mc- Kibben and Miss Julia Thornton, the first of the week. • * • Saturday Mrs. S. O. Ham will go up to Atlanta and join her sis ters and brother, Mesdames J • R- Smith, W. C. Butts, J. R. Gunn and Mr. W. H. Higgins, for an automobile trip to their old home in Dalton. * * * Jenkinsburg Public School will close for the summer today, and Misses Florence and Felicia Mor rison, of Jackson, teachers in the school there, are expected home to night to spend their vacation with Mrs. C. R. Gresham. The month of Brides and Bargains is here, and this store your store —stands well prepared to do its full duty in supplying trousseau and offering values of the most extraordinary nature * n summer ooc^s s enera^y* "Uli ' Ila OUR JUNE SALES ARE NOTED r.**Sg£* For the Opportunity they Furnish for Economic Buying i„ Muslin Underwear, Waists, Dresses Skirts, Suits, Wash Fabrics, etc. As well as everything needed by Graduates, and furnish.ngs for the home. We Call Your Attention to These Special Values. FOR BRIDAL PRESENTS. cut Glass, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Silk Hosiery, Household Linens. Fine Towels and Linen Scarfs of every d emember we haven’t the largest store, but when dependable merchandise is in question we are certainly headquarters. Come and Look ©ur Stocks ©ver. THE JACKSON MERCANTILE COMPANY, " * _ Jackson, Georgia. Proprietors of the Star Store. * , , . . Same Goods for Less Money. More Goods for Same Money. THE ART CLASS RECEPTION. The reception this afternoon in the Crum building of Miss Keith’s Art Class to a number of friends, besides affording an opportunity to the guests to inspect the many beautiful pictures on exhibit, will prove an occasion for delightful social intercourse among those call ing. The members of the class will assist Miss Keith in entertain ing, and the affair is being antici pated with genuine pleasure. • • • Miss Helen Smith, oJ Atlanta, is visiting Mesdames R. A. Franklin and J. B Settle. • • • Misses Kate and Louise Aiken returned Thursday to their home in Shady Dale after a visit with their aunt, Mrs. Carroll. • • Mrs. Jim Thornton arrived Tues day from Tallapoosa to spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. Pitts McKibben. a • * The friends of little Evelyn Ki nard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinard, of Collins, will be in terested to know that she won a medal in expression in a recent contest at Claxton. • • EVAHS-PENN. Invitations have been received in Jackson to the marriage of Mr. Fitzhugh Lee Penn, editor of Thz Monticello News, to Miss Vera Evans, of Forsyth, on the after noon of Saturday, the tenth of May, at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Poindexter Evans, in Forsyth. p | jrjC and send me your Kodak Dt MJKG work to do. Work finished within 24 hours. Films developed, 10 cents per roll. Prints made for 3 cents and up. Bromide enlargements 25c. up. JOSEPH E. EDWARDS, JACKSON, GEORGIA. Phone 150 INDIAN SPRING SOCIAL NEWS CORNELL-DOltlN. The marriage of Miss Lillian Cornell and Mr. Oliver D, Dolvin, of Atlanta, occurred Wednesday afternoon at 5 o’clock at her home. The ring ceremony was perform ed by Rev. J. A. Sprayberry, of the Methodist church of Flovilla, in the presence of only the relatives. In the living room, where the ceremony was performed, the altar was banked with palms, ferns and roses. The bride wore a traveling suit of blue crepe ratine with hat, shoes and gloves to match. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Dolvin left for Atlanta. They will be at home to their friends after May 15th at Indian Spring. In the winter they will reside in Atlanta; Levi Scoville is rapidly recover ing from his recent illness. A party of six motored herefrom Athens Sunday to spend the day. " Miss Mary Cleveland and Ben 1 Cleveland spent Wednesday in Jackson. Mrs. W. 11. Arnold and Miss Myrtice Arnold spent Monday in Jackson. Mrs. Edith Keaton returned home Tuesday from Jackson very much improved. Mrs. Hampton Daughtry and Miss Laura Daughtry, of Jackson, EXHIBITION OF PICTURES. Miss Anna Keith and the mem bers of her Art Class have issued invitations to their semi-annual ex hibition of paintings to be held this Saturday afternoon up-stairs in the Crum building. All Jackson people and visitors interested in art are cordially in vited. The exhibit will be open from 9 to 11 in the forenoon and 2 to 5 in the afternoon. spent Sunday with Miss Jennie Bryan. Misses Lula Collier and Louise Smith were guests of friends in Jackson Friday. % Sherwood Thaxton, the popular manager of the Wigwam, is ex pected here soon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoard and Miss Joe Varner attended the mem orial exercises in Jackson. Mre. Joseph Wall, of Fitzgerald, is expected here soon to visit her mother, Mrs. Sallie Smith. W. 11. Arnold and son, Broadus, have returned from Juliette, where they spent the last two weeks. Mrs. Margaret Allen lias return ed to her home. She has been vis iting her son, R. L. Allen, in ldo villa. Quite a crowd from Cabaniss had their annual picnic here Sat urday. Everyone enjoyed a de lightful time. The many friends of Mrs. Emily Bryan are grieved to learn of her misfortune of falling and dislo cating her hip bone. The Indian Spring and Klovilla Railway Company have completed their repairs on the track and cars, and will make their first trip May 5. Mr. and Mrs. \V. O. Brown and infant daughter, Lucile, are ex pected here from Callahan, Fla., to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. W. II - Arnold. SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT. A charming affair of tomorrow afternoon will be the niiscellaneoint shower which tiie faculty of Jackson. Public School have arranged at the home of Prof, and Mrs. W. P. Mar tin for Miss Eileen Lanier, who is tue be a June bride. The rooms used for entertaining;' will be decorated in gold and brown, and the same lovely colors will aag gest themselves in the refreshment I *. Quantities of golden rose* will b*< used with charming effect through out (lie house, and the affair will he a pretty compliment to this popular teacher and lovely bride-to-be. During the afternoon several aoht* will be sung by Mrs. Raymond Car michael, and the other forma of mm- ■ tertainmeut will be in keeping with the happy occasion. ; Suspended by ribbons from tfew dining room door will be a Japan— umbrella filled with many urnfnt and attractive articles for Miu Lanier’*, trousseau. These will be showared upon her during the* afteraoou by* many friends. m m m FOilll-TWO PUTT FOB IISS MET A pleasant little party of Cw<- tables given by the Misses Newftaa for their week-end guest, Mi— Rthet Bonner, Saturday evening, waa en joyed bv Misses Kate and Loai— Aiken, Linton Hopkins, A. J. Bit—. W. P. Newton and Bert Carmichael.. • • • Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Shore, of Quit man, motored to Jackson Tuesday ~ and were guests of Mr. and Mra. W... E. Merck. They attended grand op era in Atlanta and were nied by Mrs. Merck. Arrivals at the Calumet this week: Mr. and Mrs. C. McCsl lough, of Oak Hill, Fla.; T. Nel son, of Macon; W. A. Tucker, of San Antonio, Texas, Arrivals at Hotel Elder: Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robertson, of Farm ington; E. I*. Dell, of Atlanta? Mrs. Dampier, of Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. lv F. Hays, of Chieora, Pa- News has lieen received from Ihr. and Mrs. K. B. Elder, now in Day ton, Ohio, en route to Toronto. Canada. They write the city is in an awful condition, even now. What must it have been during the flood?