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SOCIAL NEWS. 5
(^^§>2 Local and Personal Happenings in and 3
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^ Aroand The City-Other Brief Items.
ml Greene F. Johnson ot Moiw
jjo was in the city Thursday.
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See the beautiful dress goods
,d silks at C. C. Robinson s.
Miss Kate Thornton visited
ietris iu Atlanta Monday.
L, jj. v. Slocum is in Atlanta
be away for some time.
Mr. Charles Fatillo, of Atlanta,
1S in the city Sunday.
jj r j. E. Hutchins, of Atlanta,
13 in the city Sunday.
.Misses Maggie and Carrie Beck
hvis are in Atlanta.
Miss Kate Thompson is the guest
Covington friends.
L w far hats in latest shapes at
C. Robinson’s.
jj rs \V. B. R. Pennington, of
,
pniugton, spent several days of
t w eek with Covington relatives.
Jr. and Mrs. John Skelton, ot
tanta, were guests Sunday ot
.and Mrs. Powell Skelton.
Jr. W. M. Dupont, of Charles
u S. C., was in the city Wcd
s day the guest of friends.
Jiss Ophelia Terrell and Mr
til Dyer, of Brick Store, were
ntors in Midway Sunday.
Mrs ita Monday Mittie Cay after returned weeks to visit At-1
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her sister Mrs C L Cook.
Itisses U Lois McDonald and Lora
spent Sunday at their
Snapping Shoals. j
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lev. P. H. Means, paBtor Second |
istian church of Augusta was
two days of last week.
kisses Lois bkelton and Leila
iris, of Mansfield, spent Sunday
h Miss Cora Skelton.
kiss Jennie Mobley, of Atlanta,
l the guest of her uncle, Mr. C.
Robinson, Saturday.
[apt. J. K. Godfrey, of Madi
I spent Sunday with his broth
Jlr. P. W. Godfrey.
Iiss Lucy Millen has returned
Itlauta. She was accompanied
llrs. L. A. Clark.
Ir. Custe, of Pittsburg, Pa.,
Id the pulpit of the Presbyter
■church Sunday.
Ir. S. R. Campbell, ot Mans
|, lute was in Covington Monday
to Atlanta..
Ir. George Armstrong, of At
la, was the guest of Mrs. Luke
linson Sunday.
Ir, Evans Biggers, who is news
ftb on th Georgia R. R., spent
Bay at home.
Ir. Jamrs Cook, of Orme,Tenn.
■t Sunday and Monday with
le folks.
p. J. W. Stephenson has re¬
td from a visit to relatives at
>r a.
'°b J. P. Cooley’ was in At
& o.i business Saturday and
ay
Clifford Henderson, of At
b 8 P ei) t Easter with his pa
itle May Bruce Cleckler has
very sick for the past few
9 * J-E. McConnell, of Ver
J^x., has returned to At
a °d will spend th» summer
Person, Mr. H.J. McConnell.
• ^ ill Cook, who is attending
t at Stone Mountain, was the
| Uer of his part mother, of last Mrs. V. Cook,
week.
J R C Cleckler and Rev Har
ace attended the North Ga.
[Conference luesville which convened
this week.
[• ^ ^ Rdlingslea, of Ma
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H Mrs- R. I. Weaver went
f ll) ra Monday to visit Mrs. J.
I Mood _ and Mrs. Charlie Bur
I They returned Tuesday and
P ibiugsiea left for Macon
psday.
Misses Fannie Mae and Maude
Conley and Mr. Pitts, of Atlanta,
were guests Sunday of the Misses
Livingston,in Midway.
Mrs. G. C. Walker, of Social
Circle and Miss Vera Stanton, of
Brick Store, visited Covington
friends Wednesday.
Misses Edith Schlesinger, of
Chattanooga and Julian Perdue,
of Atlanta, ate guests this week of
the Misses Simms.
Dr Lnn Walker, the well known
Presbyterian divine, will preach
at the Presbyterian church Sun¬
day morning.
Mrs. J. O. Gresham arrived from
Social Circle Monday and spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. C.
A. Sockwell.
Mr and Mrs II G Andersen, of
Hendersonville, N. C., are in the
city the guests of Mr and Mrs Le¬
roy Biggers.
Capt. Win, Armstrong,of Gresh
amville, visited his daughter Mrs.
Luke Robinson several days of
last week.
Miss Anna Foster, arrived Tu IS
day and will tench in Mrs. Fosters
department the remainder of the
term.
Migs Ciil) Farnsvvorth 8pcllt the
j attPr part oi Ja8t WHgk in Atlanta
with her sister, Mrs Lee Harde
man.
MDs Virginia Price has return
to Atlanta after a short visit to
the Misses Carr and Annie MeCal
la.
The Postal Telegraph.-Cable Co.
will handle all messages free of
charge, partaining lo aid and re¬
lief matter, offered by Mayors and
regular organizations.
Dr. Luke Garrett, of Austell,
visited his sister, Mrs. Mortimer
mays, Tuesday. He left Wednes¬
day for Augusta to attend the
Medical Association.
Rev. R. C. Cleckler was called
from Gainesville to Athens Tues¬
day on account of the death cf
Mrs. Cleekler’s brother-in-law,
Dr. D. D. Quillian.
Miss Mildred Kelly spent Friday
in Atlanta where she went to meet
her sister, Miss Bessie Kelly, who
has been iu Daytona, Fla., for sev¬
eral months.
Miss May McConnell, an attrac¬
tive and accomplished young lady
of Atlanta, was the guest of Miss
Susie Dyer during the Easter hol¬
idays.
Dr. S. \V. Everett and daughter
Miss Kate Everett are on a visit
Augusta where Dr. Everett went
a9 a delegate from Newton county
to the Slate Medical association
whifh convened April 18th to 20th.
Dr W D Travis attended the
meeting of the Central Railroad
Surgeons in Birmingham Tuesday,
and the Medical Association which
convened in Augusta Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Jno. B. Davis left Wednes¬
day for Athens where she went as
a delegate to the Woman’s Foreign
Missionary society which is in ses¬
sion there this week. On her re¬
turn she will stop at Madison for
a few days.
Judge Capers Dickson happened
to a painful accident Wednesday.
In attempting to cross a ditch he
made a misstep which resulted in
a sprain of the ankle. The judge
is able to walk with the aid of
crutches.
LOST! LOST!!
Somewhere between Covington
and Snapping Shoals, a seai bear¬
ing the words: “Newton County
Union, No. 25, F. E. <fc C. U. of
Ga. (Seal,) Covington, Georgia.”
Finder will please return to the
Enterprise office and get liberal
reward.—3t.
1HE ENTERPRISE,COV1NQ70S, Qa
WOman’s Club Meeting.
The Woman’s Club meeting was
postponed this week on account of
the week of prayer at the Baptist
church.
Mrs. J, W, Lee will entertain,
as was planned, at the next meet¬
ing, which will be Tuesday, May
1st, at the residence of Mrs. E. 0.
Lee.
Hood-Mitcham.
The ma riage of Mr. Claud Hood
and Miss Donie Mitcham which
occurred at the home of the bride’s
parents Sunday April 15tb, was a
very quiet affair, witnessed only
by relatives and intimate friends.
The attendants were Misses Lois
Berry, Carrie Mitcham and Messrs.
Walter Mitcham a id John I. Nor¬
ton. They have a host ot friends
who wish them much joy.
Rev. J. B. Hillhouse Resigned.
Rev. J. B. Hillhouse resigned
the pastorate of the Covington
Presbyterian church at the meet¬
ing of the Atlanta Presbytery,
which convened at Newuan last
week. He will give one half of his
time to Sharon and Liucolnton
churches iu Augusta Presbytery,
and the other half will be devoted
to evangelistic work.
Covington will be the headquar¬
ters of Mr. Hillhouse for an indefi¬
nite period of time.
Teacher’s Institute Program.
The teachers of the Newton
county Institute will meet Satur¬
day, April 28th. The following
program has been arranged*
Morality in our schools—Z. M.
Leveret t.
Physiology—Miss Cleo Farns¬
worth
Theory and practice—J. O. Mar¬
tin.
Friday afternoon exercises—Miss
Dempie Biggers.
Resources of South America—
Miss Ozie Wills.
Spelling—Miss Annie Cowan.
Lecture by Dr. Roberts, of Em¬
ory college.
Taylor-Belcher.
The engagement aud approaching
marriage of Miss Alma Pearl Bel¬
cher, of this city, to Mr. Lee Knox
Taylor, of Paducah, Kentucky, is
ot interest ti a large circle ot
friends.
The marriage will take place on
the morning of the 25th inst at
half past nine o’clock at. the home
of the bride’s mother, Mr*. Jus.
M. Belcher, on Monticallo street.
The ceremony will be performed
by I)r. John S. Moore, of Oxford.
It will be a quiet home wedding,
only iriends aud immediate rela¬
tives will be present.
Miss Belcher is one of Coving¬
ton’s most charming and cultured
young women and her numerous
friends regret that her marriage to
Mr. Taylor will take her from
their midst.
Delighful Parties to Visitors.
Wednesday evening, the Misses
Simms entertained at a most de¬
lightful party in hoLor ot their
guests, Misses Julian Perdue, of
Atlanta, and Edith Schlesinger, of
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Progressive games were played
and the evening was altogether
pleasant and enjoyable. Fragrant
and beautiful wild honeysuckle
was U9ed to make the already love¬
ly rooms more attractive to the
large munder of friends that had
been invited to meet the charming
houorees.
Among the pleasantest occasions
of the week was the salmagundi
party with which Mrs. P. W. God¬
frey entertained in honor of the
Misses Simm’s guests Thursday
evening. Games were played at
several tables and genuine merri¬
ment and fun was enjoyed. The
entertainment was original and at¬
tractive in all its details and was
altogether charming.
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Ladies Missionary Missionary.
The ladies of the Missionary
Society of the Baptist church are
observing their annual week of
prayer and self denial.
The services are being well at¬
tended by members of the other
churches as well as by the Baptist
members. This week of prayer is
for Home Missions and great good
is being accomplished. The sub¬
ject at each service are interesting
and the ladies are encouraged to
go onward in this great work.
Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock
the subject was “Our Missions,”
Mrs. Mamie Terrell leading; Tues¬
day afternoon, Mrs. H. B. Ander
son was the leader of the meeting,
the subject being, “Th“ opportuni¬
ties of home field”; “Our money”
was the subject discussed Wadnes
day afternoon, the exercises being
in charge of Mrs. E. R. Pendleton;
Mrs. C. A. Sockwell led Thursday
afternoon, and interesting papers
and talks “On Distant Land,”
were enjoyed ; Mrs. W. D. Travis
will bo iu charge of the service
Fridav, h’>r subject being ‘ Our
Prayers.”
The U. D. C. Meeting.
The U. D. C. mejt last Wednes¬
day afternoon at Miss Adele Tur¬
ner’s studio.
The day being a pleasant one
brought a very cheery and truly a
representative crowd. Among other
business matteas, plana were for¬
mulated for a Rose Festival to be
held jointly by the U. D. C. and
the Woman’s Blub for the benefit
ot the Library and the monument.
Some thruths of Andersonville
prison by Mrs. J. W. Lee and the
address by Mrs. Godfrey “Why
we want a Monument at there,”
were very fine.
On account of several being ab¬
sent who were to have participated
in the Library feature the program
consisted of music. Three num¬
bers by Children of the Confedera¬
cy deserve special mention—these
being instrumental solos by Misses
Essie Jordan, Gladys Lee and Lucy
Bush* The chapter was so fortu-
nate as to have Mrs. Bogle render
a vocal solo, ‘ Jackets of Gray,”
ns is usual her singing was indeed
lovely. Miss Dyer with her charm¬
ing personality was an ideal hostess
Next meeting be second Wednes¬
day in May.
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