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PAGE FOUR. Personal and Social Activities Mrs. F. P. Holder spent the past week-end with relatives In Atlanta. tt t t Miss Irene Rankin spent Saturday mi Gainesville. tt t t Mrs. John A. Lon* and John, Jr., of Decatur are quests of H. I. Mob ley. .tt t t Little Mias Vera Key Bennett is ■pending two weeks with her grand parents in Durand. Xt t t Mrs. Claire Wills is spending several days with relatives in At lanta. tt t t Morris M. Bryan, Sr., returned Saturday from a business trip to New York. tt X t Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rankin, Miss Irene and Mickey Rankin spent Sun day in Abbeville, S. C,, guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Nunn. tt t t Dr. W. A. Clark and son, Guss, of Atlanta and Mrs. W. A. Clark, Sr., of Athens were visiting Mrs. R. L. Mdfcllhannon Sunday. tt t t Mrs. Myers Cline visited her { mother, Mrs. Bessie Hatcher, at Jefferson, Mother’s Day.—Toccoa Record. 'Miss Frances Echols and Aubrey Burns of Atlanta were guests Sun day of Mrs. J. S. and Miss Elizabeth Echols. tt t t Mrs. R. L Woodruff and Mrs. Binimie Hill and children, Soney nd Diane, of Winder visited Mrs. J. O. Stockton Sunday. Xt X X Mrs. Ina Hardy Barber of Atlan ta is the guest this week of her sis ter, Mrs. L. G. Dozier, at her home oir Danielsville street. Xt X X Miss Jean Hicks of Atlanta was a guest the past week-end of Miss Sarah Wills. Miss Hicks is a form er member of Martin Institute facul ty- XX X X Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sammon left Saturday for a fishing trip to St. Marks, Fla. They were accompa nied by friends from Jefferson and Commerce.—Winder News. tt t t Friends of Miss Janie Silman will be delighted to know that she is re cuperating very satisfactorily, fol lowing an operation at the hospital in Commerce. Henry Mobley, en route from Buf falo, N. Y., to New Orleans to act as best man at the wedding of a friend, stopped over in Jefferson to visit his father, H. 1. Mobley. t+ t t Mrs. James T. McGee and Mrs. W. D. Morgan of East Point were in the city recently, visiting Mrs. j John F. Shannon and Mrs. J. C. Smith tt t t Mrs. John F. Shannon was in Franklin county last week, visiting her brother, Mr. Ed Martin. She ■was accompanied by Mrs. J. C. Smith. Mrs. W. C. 'Smith was the guest recently for the week-end of Mr. and M rs. Ralph Smith in Knoxville, I Tenn. She was accompanied to Knoxville by Miss Elizabeth Collins and Smith Perry. tt t t Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. Daniel were in Winder last week, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Smith, who have returned from the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn., where Mr. Smith went for medical treatment, tt t t Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryson and little daughter and Mr. and Mrs., Donald Bryson and little daughter of Atlanta were recent guests of Judge C. L. Bryson at his home on Borders street. tt t t Friends of S. W. Dadisman will be delighted to know that he came home from the hospital Monday af ternoon and is recuperating from a serious illness from pneumonia at his home here. tt t t Miss Evelyn Coker of Dadeville, Ala., whose parent* have been call ed to their reward, is now making her home with her uncle, Dr. J. E. Coker. Since coming to Jefferson she has made a wide circle of friends among the younger students et Martin Institute and with the acquaintances of Dr. and Mrs. Coker. Miss Eula Wood is spending the week in Porterdale with Rev. and Mrs. Guy Pittman. tt t t George Pittman of Emory at Ox ford spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wood. tX X t Mr. and Mrs. Nevel O’Dell, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Parks and sons of Gain esville and Mrs. Sam Holliday were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mauldin recently. tt t t Misses Elsie Bowman, Hill, and Castellow, accompanied by Mrs. An gie M. Holliday, were visitors in Athens on Saturday, vtt t t Mrs. Thurman Sparks of Columbia, S. C., has been visiting at the Moore home on Madison street. While here, she and Miss Mamie Moore were guests of their aunts, Mrs. C. T. Bacon and Mrs. H. P. Camp, in Mays ville. tt + + Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Fisher had as their Sunday visitors, Dr. J. T. Stovall and mother, Mrs. J. T. Sto vall, Sr., of Jefferson, Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hunt and Miss Mary Frances Hunt of Townville, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Stovall and children of Ila.—Lavonia Times. Friends of Mrs. Elmer Hendrix, formerly of this county, now living in Atlanta, will be interested to know she has returned home from Crawford W. Long Hospital. She is suffering from an abscessed throat and her condition has been serious. XX t t Mrs. George Pierce Clark, mother of Mrs. John J. Harber of Atlanta, formerly of Commerce, died Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leßoy Fagan, in Fort Valley. She was 81 years of age and throughout her life was a leader in the cultural life of Macon and Marshallville where she had resided. Before marriage she was Miss May Boyd Clisby. tt t t •,Mis Eleanor Hosch, attractive /daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hill Hosch, was recently honored by be ing elected secretary of the student body of Geoigia University Junior College. Miss Hosch was also hon ored by being elected to act as maid of honor to the May Queen in the recent spring pageant.—DeKalb New Era. Friends here of George Pittman of Emory at Oxford will be interest ed to know that he was elected pianist for Phi Gamma Literary So ciety for the next quarter. The election was held last Friday. Pitt man is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wood of this city. tt t t Mrs. J. H. Parker, aged 30, the former Miss Geneva Hewitt, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Hewitt, was killed in an automobile accident near Aiken, 8. C. Her husband and 2-year-old son were badly injured. They were driving from their home in Charleston, !S. C., to visit their parents in Winder, when the car collided with another car. Funeral services were held at Nazareth Meth odist Church, near Winder. Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Fite, little Martha Pern Fite, of Jefferson; Mrs. H. A. Inglis and two young sons, of Clarkesville; Messrs. Tom Cooley, of Toccoa, and Jim Cooley, of Georgfiia Tech, were Mother’s Day guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Cooley.—Lawrenceville News-Herald. tt t t Many Jeffersonians were pleased to have in their midst this week Rev. Clyde Dußose, pastor of one of the Presbyterian churches of Richmond, Va. He is a son of the late Rev. S. W. Dußose and Mrs. Dußose, who lived in Jefferson from 1913 to 1918, when Rev. Dußose was pastor of .the Presbyterian church of this city. The Rev. Clyde Dußose came here to visit many friends and see the little city again where he spent some happy childhood hours. tt t t Dr. J. E. Coker, local Presbyterian pastor, has two nephews graduating from 'High School with honors. Floyd Coker of the Consolidated school of New Site. Ala., is Valedic torian of his class. Also received medal for being the best all-round student in school. W’ayne Blue of Lakeview, N. C., has a perfect rec ord of attendance for 11 years. He also receives honors. He was presi dent of Future Farmers of America Chapter of his city. THE JACKSON HERALD, JEFFERSON, GEORGIA Mrs. Jones H. Aderhold is spend ing this week in Atlanta. t t t t, j , t , Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cannqn of At lanta were guests the past week-end of Mrs. Ora Smith. tt t t Mrs. J. L. Doolittle of Perrine, Fla., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. B. Martin. Xt t t Mrs. Carroll Griffin of Atlanta was in the city this week, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hol der. tt t t Misses Nan and Lola Ethridge of Athens were in the city, Sunday, and were guests of their sister, Mrs. C. Y. Daniel. tt t t H. L. McElhannon, his daughter, Mrs. W. D. Holton, and his son, Hugh King, of Hapeville were guests Sunday of his sisters, Mrs. W. D, Dadisman and Mrs. Ida Smith. tt t t Mrs. G. C. Forsyth and Miss Peg gy Forsyth of Fitzgerald are visiting relatives in Jefferson. They came up to attend the graduation exercises of their cousin, Miss Johnnie Ruth Har dy. tt t + Edmund Garrison and Bill Purcell came down from Piedmont College Monday evening to be present at the graduation of Albert Garrison and Miss Mary Purcell. tt t t Students from the upper grades of Jackson Trail school, accompanied by one of the teachers, spent one day last week sight seeing in Atlanta. They visited the Atlanta Constitu tion office, had their pictures made for the paper and were shown the intricacies of printing a newspaper. They then visited Stone Mountain, the state capitol, Grant Park and Candler Airport. Those in the par ty were: Chester Rives, Dorothy Foster, Jean Phillips, Gray Cooper, Annelle Satterfield, Marguerite Jen kins, Myron Gooch, Ralph Howard, Jane Oliver, Professor Dan H. Coop er, Laßue O’Dillon, Dover Gooch. MRS. KELLY COMPLIMENTS MISS ELSIE BOWMAN Mrs. Ed L. Kelly was hostess Wed nesday afternoon of last week at n graciously planned party for Mis3 Elsie Bowman, whose wiedding to Cecil Hiram Jackson will take place at 4 p. m., June the first, at Mount Berry Church, Mount Berry, Ga. The affair was lovely in every de tail. Beautiful flowers adorned the rooms and delectable refreshment? were served. Mrs. Kelly was assist ed in entertaining the guests by Mrs. Lucy Carr and Miss Janet Hood. The honor guest was presented :i dozen tea goblets. The invited guests were Miss Bow man, Mesdames H. J. W. Kizer, M M. Bryan, Mae Pittman, L. H. Isbell, J. C. Alexander, A. J. Flanigan, W. C. Smith, Claude Hancock, A. O. Hood, L. B. Moon, R. L. McElhan non, L. A. Langford, Misses Ethel Moore, Mary Connally, Genevieve Hill, Esther Kjnney, Elizabeth Col lins, Carolyn Radford, Gladys Need ham, Melba Hawkins, Eloise Hood, Janet Hood, Frances Smith, Sara Wills, Joyce Storey, Maybeth Storey, Cully Roberts. MRS. COX ENTERTAINS FOR MISS HANCOCK Many additional small, informal social affairs, both in Jefferson and in Commerce, have been given dur ing the past week for Miss Doris Hancock, a bride-elect. Miss Hancock was the central figure at a most enjoyable bridge party given Friday afternoon by Mrs. C. 'D. Cox at her home on Hill strqet. Those playing -Were sMisK Hancock, Mesdames H. E. Aderhold, T. T. Benton, Herbert Kizer, Carl H. Legg, M. M. Bryan, W. T. Bryan, J. H. Aderhold. Mrs. Homer Han cock and Mrs. J. C. Turner were; invited for refreshments. High score was made by Mrs. J H. Aderhod and a lovely gift was presented the honor guest. YOUNG LADIES SEWING CjjUE Miss Elinor Johnson was hostess last week to the members of her Sewing Club, entertaining in a most charming manner the following guests: Misses Vera Culberson, Frances Statqn, Mary Cathryn j Archer, Fannie Langford. MISS NELL STOCKTON WEDS HARRY PEMBLETON IN MONTGOMERY Montgomery, Ala.—The marriage of Miss Nell Foster Stockton and Harry Pembleton took place at an impressive ceremony yesterday at high noon at the First Baptist Church with Dr. Frank Tripp officiat ing. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Foster Fielding Stockton and the late Mr. Stockton, former editor and publisher of The Anniston Evening Star. She was graduated from Hunt ington College and later studied medical technology at the Harvard graduate school of medicine. Until recently she was laboratory super visor of South Highlands Hospital. Mr. Pembleton is a native of New York. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects and for the past several years has Ibeen engaged in the practice of architecture in Birmingham and Alabama. tt t t The Montgomery Advertiser car- GROCERY • VALUES WISCONSIN CHEESE LB. 2F Aunt Jemimia Grits, 2 Pkgs 15c Wax Paper, 40 ft. Roll, 7V2 C ? 200 ft. Rool 25c *Break O’Morn Coffee, lb Pkg, 15c; 3 lb 43c Pork and Beans, lb Can, sc; 3 tall Cans 25c Pickles, Dill, Qt. Jar -15 c Strained Baby Food, Stokeley, Heinz and Serbers, 3 for 20c Mustard, Qt. Jars 10c Grapefruit Juice, 46 oz. Can 15c Winner Brand Flavoring, Vanila and Lemon, 8 oz. Bottle 10c Phillip Delicious English Peas, No. 2 Can 10c New Port String Beans, 2 No. Can 25c CALIFORNIA EVAPORATED APPLES OR PEACHES lb. lr DUZ AND P & G DEAL 1 Large Duz and 2 P & G Soap, All for 20c Sweetheart Toilet Soap, lc Sale, 4 for -19 c PRODUCE Cabbage, tb 2c Large Juicy Lemons, doz. 15c Squash, tb 5c New Irish Potatoes, 10 lb 15c MEAT DEPARTMENT Chunk Bacon, with Rind, tb 19c Bacon, Rindless siiced to order, tb 25c Smoked Links, 2 tb 25c MASSEY’S GROCERY Jefferson, Georgia MRS. BENTON HOSTESS AT LOVELY PARTY On Tuesday afternoon of last week, Mrs. T. T. Benton entertain ed the following guests at a lovely bridge party: Mesdamea R. J. Kelly, J. S. Robinson, Claud Catlett, Homer Hancock, L. B. Moon, Ed L. Kelly, J. L. McMullan, L. H. Isbell, W. C. Smith, Herbert Kizer, H. I. Mobley, Nat Hancock. Mrs. R. J. Kelly scored high and Mrs. J. S. Robinson low. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whitley, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bailey of Winder were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Ber ryman. 9r. ried quite a long write-up of the elaborate wedding ceremony. Mrs. Pembleton's father, Foster F. Stock ton, was a native of Jackson county and was a nephew of the late J. O. and J. W. Stockton. She and her mother have visited relatives here on several occasions. Lighthouse Cleanser, 3 for 10c Voile Tissue, 3 for 10c Pink Salmon, tb can__ 15c Catsup, Qt. Bottle 20c Tomatoes, No. 2 Can, 3 for 20c Oxydol, Duz and Chipso, med. pkg., 8c; Large pkg. 19c JHURSDay. atkinson-anderson* Madison, Ga.- Ann I made of the marriage of u " 1 ■ Atkinson, of Madison, (; a ' t * l **9 Add.e Anderson, formerly elton. The wedding took place*** ■urday, May 3, 1911, i„ JT* T 1“ i. th, 7.1 and Mrs. Atkinson, of MaHi f is a graduate of Madison High'S, and holds a position as clerk Madison store. ln The groom is the son of M- 1 Mrs. Golden A Anderson of ' *"■ Braselton. His mother fll **■ Susan Bertram, of Gadsden daughter of the late Probate CM Bertram. His father is Golden M Anderson. Hi s step-mother „ former Maude Allen of Hoschtonl who now ,s a teacher at Braselton! Addle holds a position at Madison* He is a graduate of the Monroe Hi*! School. He has also taken a coursj in Civil Engineering. I It takes more sound judgment J build a happy home than a bcautifj house. I HI-HO or RITZ CRACKERS LB. PKG. 19 C MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE LB. CAN 27° chuky&L*- Home-Made MAYONNAISE Enjoy the rich, creamy, goodness of Duke’* Home-Made Mayon naise. It’* so fresh and made from the finest ingredients. It’s tops for all salads and the perfent _ • j i sandwich 3 pCCldl l spread. * L FAMILY SIZE QUART JAR 35c