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WOMAN AND SOCIETY.
Of Purely Local Interest. •
Written especially for The News by Mrs. Minnie P. Wright.
Mr. E E. Parker spent Friday in
Atlanta.
Mrs. John M. Wight spent Friday
in Atlanta.
Mr. A. S. Murray spent Wednesday
in Social Circle.
Postmaster H. D. Bush spent Sun¬
day in Lithoniaj.
Mr. W. E. Speer visited friends in
Atlanta last week.
Mr. and Airs. Lester Lee spent
Thursday in Athens.
Mr. and Mrs. H D. Terrell spent
Thursday in Atlanta.
Mr. Walter Cook, of Columbus, was
in the city Thursday.
Mr. A. J. Kelly spent Sunday at
his home in Monticello.
Mr. Raymond Roberts, of Leguin,
was in the city Monday.
Ik - . W. D. Trawls was among the
visitors to Atlanta Friday.
Miss Sthel Piper, of Porter dale,
spent last week in the city.
Col. A. L. I/oyd was the guest of
relatives in Newborn Sunday.
Miss Annie Perry was the guest of
relatives in Newborn Sunday.
Mr. Homer Hitchcock spent Satur¬
day night and Sunday in Atlanta.
Mrs. S. E. Berry and Mrs. Ves Far¬
mer visited relatives in Monroe last
week.
Mrs. James H. Porter of Macon is
tile guest of her mother, Mrs. T. C.
Swann.
Mr. C. W. Garrison, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Garrison.
Mr P. J. Garrison visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Black in Conyers Sun¬
day night.
Misses Lizzie and Emma Guinn
spent Saturday night and Sunday in
Macedonia.
Miss Ruby Harwell of Mansfield,
spent Wednesday in the city, guest
of relatives.
Mr. A S. Murray is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Charlie Hight, near Spar¬
ta this week.
Mr. J. W. Black was the guest of
Mr. and Airs. W. E. Black in Conyers
Sunday night.
Mayor George T. Smith spent Sun¬
day in Atlanta, where he went to see
Mr. Hu hie Ivey.
Mr. Ernest Duffey, of Morrow, was
the guest of his sister, Miss Evelyn
Duffey last week.
Mr. A. S. Wilson was among the
visitors spending Saturday night and
Sunday in Atlanta.
Alias Ruth Reynolds of Mixon siient
Tuesday and Wednesday in the city,
with Miss Dessa Ivey.
Air. and Mrs. J. W. Harwell attend¬
ed the Harwell-Adams marriage in
Mansfield Wednesday.
Statement of
Bank Of Covington
Covington, Georgia
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $195,400.17
Demand Loans . . . 46,013.27
Overdrafts see. and un-sec. 6,126.39
Furniture and Fixtures 3,954.60
Profit and Loss . . . 318.01
Cash on Hand and in Banks 30,067.57
TOTAL .... 1281,880.01
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock .... $100,000.00
Undivided Profits . . 13.799.84
Dividends Unpaid 304.00
Deposits..... 167.776.17
Bills Payable . N O N E
TOTAL .... $281,880.01
The above Statement is Correct
Feb. 10, 1913, C. S. Fhompson, Cashier
Miss Halite Johnstone of Atlanta,
was the charming guest .of Aliss Sal
lie Mae Cook last week.
Air. George T. Turner, of University
of Georgia, Athens, visited friends in
North Covington Sunday.
Miss Alary Speer of Newborn was
the attractive guest of her sister,
Mrs. L. I). Adams Friday.
»
Airs. R. W. Huson will have as her
guests this week, Mrs. Georgia Huson
and Mrs. Crossley of Atlanta.
Airs. S_ P. Wiggins, of Augusta,
spent one night last week with Air.
and Mrs. W. B. R. Pennington.
Miss Nell .Morgan, of Madison, was
the attractive guest of Miss Annie
Perry Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. Wilson Irby is quite ill at the
home of his parents, -Mr. and .Mrs.
Coleman Irby, in North Covington.
Airs. Chester Vinning of Atlanta,
spent last week in the city with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wicks.
Mr. and Mrs W. T. Thomas spent
several days last week in Jackson,
with Mrs. Thomas, who is quite ill.
Mr. Charlie Wright, of Starrsville,
spent Monday in the city, the guest
of his sister, Airs. Robert H. Trippe.
Prof. J. O Martin returned Friday
morning from Columbia, S. C., where
he went to attend the Corn Exposition.
Mrs. Leila Redwine, of Atlanta,
was the guest of Airs. George T.
Carr and Mrs. J. A. Wright last
Sunday.
Mrs. John Al. Allen and Miss Jule
Allen were guests of Mrs. William
Robinson in Augusta, Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Alyrtice Alorgan, of Starrsville
came up Sunday afternoon to visit
her sister, Airs. J. N. A. Henderson,
in Oxford.
Miss Ida Thompson, formerly of
Covington, but now of Atlanta is the
guest of Mrs. C. R. Powell, in North
Covington.
Mrs. Edwin Taylor spent the week
euid ip Atlanta, Hie guest of her
brothers, Messrs. Herbert and Chas.
E. Choate.
Mrs. J. C. Broadnax and little son,
of Walnutgrove. were guests of Mrs.
Charlie Powell in North Covington
Wednesday.
Miss Rose Rheberg, of Atlanta,
spent one day recently with her pat
rente, Air. and Mrs. Carl Rheberg, on
Floyd street.
Dr. W. D. Travis has been appoint¬
ed by Governor Brown a trustee of
the Fifth District Agricultural Col¬
lege at Monroe.
Miss Francis Henderson returned
last week from a most delightful visit
of several weeks to her sister, Mrs.
Al Barney of Rome Miss Hender¬
son received many social attentions
while away.
COVINGTON WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 12, 191-*.
THE NEWS, ,
Mr. James W. Loyd, of Atlanta,
Air.. W. E. Loyd of Savannah,
were week-end guests of relatives in
North Covington.
Airs Bain Terrell returned Satur¬
day afternoon from a pleasant visit to
her parents, Mr. and Airs. W. Al. Al
mand, in Atlanta.
Airs John M. Alien and daughter.
Aliss Jule Alien, have returned from
an extended visit to Airs. Shipley, of
Homer, Louisiana.
Air. Walter Cook, of Columbus who
spent several months here when he
was putting in the water works was
in the city Thursday.
Aliss Alary Lewis’ of Atlanta, was
the recent week-end visitor of her
sister, Miss Susie Lewis at the
home of .Mr. N. S. Turner.
Aliss Kate Elder lias returned from
a most delightful visit to Airs. Walter
Wallace, of Social Circle, and is now
with Airs. Dan Jones again.
Airs. Luna Barnett left Sunday for
Atlanta, where she will spend two or
three weeks preparing for the Spring
and Summer millinery season.
Mrs. J. T. Nolan and children, Aliss
Sara Lou and Master August Nolan,
returned Sunday afternoon from a
pleasant week-end visit to Atlanta.
Aliss Ellai Duffey attended Freck¬
les in Atlanta Saturday, going up
with Miss Annie Laurie Jefferson
and Miss Martha White Anderson.
Air. Donald Corley, of New York,
is spending several days in. the city,
the guest of his parents Air. and Airs.
J. J. Corley, en route to San Francis¬
co, where he will spend about six
months.
Mrs. Vera Harper is spending two
or three weeks in Atlanta, where she
is getting al! the newest and most up
to-date ideas in Spring and Summer
millinery.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Adams and fam
ily spent Sunday in Newborn’, guests
of Hon. and Mrs T. J. Speer, and
while there attended the funeral of
Mr. John Stanton.
Airs. Willie Wright Jones spent
Friday in Atlanta, where she went to
get her little daughter, Gwendolen,
who has been spending the past week
with relatives, at East. Point.
Air. Rufus Franklin, one of Mans¬
field’s prosperous farmers, spent
Thursdajy night in the city en route
home from Atlanta, While here he
was the guest of his brother, Air. C.
A. Franklin.
Aliss Clara Belle Adams, who is at¬
tending Brenau, and Mr. Oliver Ad¬
ams, of Georgia Tech, will arrive the
22nd to spend the week-end at home
with, their parents, Air. and Mrs. L.
D. Adams, on Floyd street.
Mrs. O. H Peek, who has been
spending several weeks in the city
with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peek, during
the recent illness of the latter, left
Friday to spend some time with her
parents near Aladison before returni
to her home in Greensboro.
Mr. and Airs. J. Al. Fleming, whose
marriage was a pretty social event
taking place on Jan. 8th, and who
have been spending the past month
in Knoxville, Tenn., the former home
of Mr, Flemming, arrived in the city
Saturday last, and will make Coving¬
ton their future home.
Airs. Henry Sanders who has been
making her home in Covington for
several years left last Monday to
join her husband in Sanford, Fla.,
where they will make their future
home. Airs. Sanders will be greatly
missed in Covington, as she has en¬
deared herself to every one by her
earnest church work, her attention to
the prisioners at the convict camp
and also to the poor and needy. It is
with genuine regret we give her
up, but our loss will be Sanford’s gain
ROOK PARTY.
Among the pleasant events of last
week was the rook party given by
Misses Bessie and Elon Cowan on
Thursday evening at their home on
Floyd street.
At the conclusion of the interesting
game, delicious refreshments were
served.
The invited guests included Alisses
Lillian Harvey, Alaggie Adams, Des
sa Ivey, Lena Milner, Stella Cowan,
Ilene Ivey, .Messrs. Bernard Greer,
John Boyd, Owen Vaughn, Evans
Hill, Clarence Aleador, and Edwin
Cowan.
VALENTINE PARTY.
A pretty and delightful social event
of the past week was the valentine
party at which Aliss Lucy White en¬
tertained a number of friends, on
Saturday evening at her attractive
home, in honor of Air. Ernest Duffey,
of Alorrow, the guest of his sister,
Miss Evelyn Duffey.
The house was beautifully decorat¬
ed with ferns, growing plants, red
carnations, cupids and hearts.
There were different contests and
games which were very much enjoy¬
ed. Aliss Eugenia Guinn w<ja the
prize for the best valentine telegram.
The color scheme of red and white
was beautifully carried out in the
delicious refreshments
busy butterfly CLUB.
Monday afternoon, February 3rd >
On organized club
Henry Odum a
the young girls of North Cow
called the Busy But.erflj
She elected the following ot
President, Aliss * Florence
vice president,, Miss
Odum; and secretary, Aliss
Palmer. They decided to
every Wednesday afteri.©on.
\t the conclusion of the business
delightful refreshments were
The members of the club in¬
Misses Florence and Alary
Ruth Palmer, Bessie Mac
Tenipie and Odessa Barnet,
Irwin, Alary Willingham, Ja¬
and Clara Johnson. Ethel Speer.
Odum, Belle and Birdie
Bessie Irby and Annie Mat
PARTY IN HONOR
OF MISS JOHNSTONE.
Alias Eleanor Butler was the charm
hostess last Friday evening when
entertained a few friends at her
on Conyers street, in honor
Miss Hallie Johnstone, of Atlan¬
the attractive guest of Aliss Sallie
Cook. Ferns and violets’ were
in the room where the guests
entertained, and two tables of
were played. At the conclu¬
of the game, a delicious salad
was served, also old fashion¬
pulled candy, which was very
enjoyed.
The guests included Misses Hallie
hnstone, of Alanta, Christine White
John A! Wright. Messrs. Tom
dams, Jim and Will Cook, and Air.
A. .1. Kelly.
Mrs. James F. Rogers hats return¬
from a pleasant visit to Atlanta,
she was the guest of Airs.
D. Guinn in Inman Pairk.
(Other Social News on page 3)
ONE GO-EGG BUCKEYE INCUBA
tor for $5.00. M. G. TURNER.—tf.
Star Lodge No. 164 I. O. O. F.
Regular meeting every 2nd and 4th
Thursday night. Degree work every
meeting. Visiting brothers condially
invited to meit with us.
C. A.SOCKWELL, N. G.
A. H. MILNER. Rec. Sect’y
NOTICE.
All persons ar© hereby warned not
to hire or harbor John Blackwell and
Ralph Banks, colored, they being un¬
der contract with me for year, 1913.
G. D. ELLIOTT,
Mansfield, Ga., R F. D., No. 1.—4t.
G. C. Taylor Dealer in Fancy
and Family Groceries Fruit, Produce, Etc.
We will sell for Cash for the next few days only
1 Pound Cans of Coffee and Chickery for 20c a Can
This is one of the best pieces of mixed
goods on the market and well worth thirty
cents a can. Call in and get one while they
are going at this price.
Remember our motto is to treat the peo¬
ple right. With good goods and prompt de¬
livery service we can deliver at any hour from
six a. m. to seven thirty p. m.
Phone Your Orders to
TAYLOR
Phone 220 Covington, Ga.
'TtFa 1 '.
BOY
When baby comes, BE SURE, BE SURE, to have everything
sterilized for the sick-room. We can furnish the antiseptics.
Take no chance of fatal blood-poisoning. We always keep a
fresh supply of PAIN SAVING, effective anaesthetics. *
For all surgical operations we keep all of the up-to-date ;
necessary things. You can come first to our drug store and be j
sure to get it quickly.
Come to OUR Drug Store.
CITY PHARMACY
East $ide Public Square
Phone No. 4
LAND FOR RENT
I yet have some farms to rent or
work on halves.
V. H. PICKETT.
