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WOMEN AND SOCIETY.
Of Purely Local Interest.
Written especially for The News by^Mrs. Minnie P. Wright.
Mrs. L. C. K-'ng and baby returned
list week from a pleasant visit to Mon
ioe, wnere the> were guests of tbe
foimr’e parnets, Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Mobley.
Mr. "Jul Mrs. John M. Wright, for¬
merly '• Atlanta, spent Wednesday
in the city, gueets of Mrs. W. J. Hig¬
gins.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Callaway, of
Lexington, returned home Tuesday
morning afte.' a pleasant visit to
Mrs. J. M. De~ring and Mrs. Cammilli
Hawkins.
Mrs. L. F. Callaway has returned
pome after a pleasant visit to her
daugn.er, Mrs. Julia Stewart, at Lex-
21 gton.
Miss Sallie Mae Pickett has been
elected president of the Student’s
T'nion ot Brensu College, and Treas¬
urer of the Y W. C. A. of the same
college. Covington feels justly proud
o', the honor conferred on one of her
charm*ng daughters.
Mrs. C. A. Fianklin spent Tuesday
jD Atlanta shopping.
The many friends in the city and
county of Dr. W. D. Travis, will be
glad to know that he is able to be
up to .vn aga n and to resume his
practio ,, aftei having been at home
two we* ks on account of illness.
Frijnds of Mr. C. J. Norman will
be de lvbted to know that he is much
improved and is now able to sit out
on the front porch.
Misses Pearl Mitchell and Linnie
Mae Comp, of Lawrenceville, are
guests c" the former’s sister, Mrs. R.
W. Mil .er, on Floyd street.
Col. and Mr*.. R. W. Milner motored
over to Cawren<.eville Friday and were
accompanied home by Misses Pearl
Mitchell and Linnie Mae Camp.
Mrs. Fiances Barnes, of Columbus,
Ohio, was the guest last week of Mrs.
J A. \Vtight. She will also visit
Mrs N C. Cfur in North Covington,
before leaving for Atlanta, where she
will visit relatives before going home
to Ohio
Mrs Mittie Davis Roberts, formerly
of Covington, but later of Macon,
was in the c.tv last week, the guest
ol the Riggers House.
Mrs. Stevers, of Stevens Pottery,
visited I'-'” sis‘<r, Mts. Cole Irby, last
week, in North Covington.
Rev. W. H. Speer, of Austell, spent
a few days tf last week here with
relatives.
Mrs J. C. Vining of Atlanta ar¬
rived Salurda, to be the guest of her
parent Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wicks.
Miss Emma Wicks left last week
for Stevens roltery where she will
teach.
Dr. and Mrs Samuel Green and son
of Atlar’ i spent Saturday night and
Sunday with M’s. C. A. Franklin.
Miss Christine White spentSatur
day in Atlanta
Itj s *our duty to warn everybody about the danger of using
an oklrag to tie up even a little finger cut. That rag may con¬
tain virulent germs which will poison the blood and cause tre¬
mendous swelling and pains and maybe the loss of your life,
f You will have no danger of blood poisoning if you use
our antiseptic cotton bandages and preparations,
Come to OUR Drug Store.
The Best Drug Store
CITY PHARMACY
‘ Remedied?
East Side Public Square
Phone No. 4
Mr. Claude Whitehead of Atlanta,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mothe., Mrs. Ida Whitehead.
Miss Susie Griffin of Helenna arriv
€-■» Saturday and is the guest of Missc
Maggie and Caine Beck Davis.
Mrs. Jack S’vunn and children spent
the w ek-end .n. Atlanta.
The fiineds of little Miss Helen
Smith will be glad to know that she
Is improving firm her recent illness.
Mrs W. T Corley of Starrsville,
was in the city Friday.
Miss Annie White left Sunday for
Qu'tmari wheie she goes to accept a
position as teuner in the new High
school there.
Mr. anti Mrs. John Carter, of New¬
born, wore guests of Mrs. Mary Flem¬
ing Sunday.
Mrs K. D. Archer and baby were
guests o tbe former’s parents, Dr.
and Mrs. S. W Everltt, at Almon Sun
day.
Miss Myris Young, of Augusta,
v-ho has been the lovely guest of
Miss Grace Whitehead the past week
left Mo ad ay morning for Milledgeville
where she will spend a few days be¬
fore returning home.
Mrs. h A. Norris and bright little
daughter, Sara. Ethel, left Monday
morning for Yatesville, where they
w il spend several days.
Miss Mary Mobley, one of Monroe’s
most -arming young ladies, is the
guest o' her sister, Mrs. C. C. King,
at her home on Floyd Street.
Mr. i nd Mr 3 W. A. Adams
the Primitive Baptist Association in
Monroe Sunday.
Miss Ladye Breedlove, of Monroe,
is the charming guest of Mrs. Lester
Lee this week
j Mrs. Maud Lewis spent the week
end in Atlanta.
Miss Sussie Griffin, who was the
guest if Misses Maggie and Caxrie
Bock Davis for the week end, return¬
ed Sunday afternoon to Madison,
where she is spending the fall sea¬
port.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Terrell, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Terrell and children,
made a delightful motor trip to Flo
Villa, where they spent the day
with the former’s mother, Mrs. Sara
Terrell
Mrs. Bain Terrell is spending sev¬
eral days in An&nta, the guest of her
Darente, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Almand.
Miss Jane Binford, of Milledgeville,
was the attractive week end guest
ot Miss Emmie Pennington.
Mrs. W. F. Gay and Mrs. J. T.
Pitts of Newbo’n, were called to Cov¬
ington la ’ we«k by the death of the
former’s grandf.cn, James Pennington
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Simms of Atlan¬
ta spentSaturday night and Sunday in
the c^y the guest of their mother,
Mrs. S. J. Simms.
THE COVINtiTe* NEWS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1918,
Miss Upon? ^ieum* has returned
fio a visa to Atlanta.
Mrs. Henry Branham left Saturday
foi Socia Circie where she is spend¬
ing severs days.
Mrs. Z. T. Aimand and baby girl of
Conyers spent Tuesday in the city th
guest Mrs. Mollie Cook.
Mrs '1 U. Smith is spending o
day in Atlanta shopping.
Mrs. Virginia Conley of Atlanta re¬
turned home today after a visit . to
her sieiers, Misses Fannie and May
J Wings tom
Miss Ciyde Willis and mother, Mrs.
Willis of Greensboro will arrive in
tbe city today and be the guests of
Mm. Wood Ail cm
Misses Myrtif. Young, of Augusta,
Grace Whitehead, Clara Belle Ad¬
ams, Messrs. .Harry Davis, and Sand
fo-d Steadamai. made a motor trip to
Social Giicle Fiiday evening.
Miss Eleanor Butler spent one day
ir?t week in A'lanta.
SIGMA NU RECEPTION.
The oigma Nu fraternity will enter¬
tain at a reception Saturday even
iag, at the hon e of Mrs. 0. F. Starr,
at Oxford, in honor of the members
of the fraternMy who entered college
this fall.
Br-iidge Club
The fust fall meeting of the Young
l.adies Bridge Club was entertained
very delightful:; yesterday afternoon
by Mtss Jule Trippe. Ferns, grow¬
ing plants an l fall garden flowers
were used in charming effect in the
rooms open t » guests. At the con
c’tision of the interesting game de¬
licious reireehments wore served
L T. L.
The legular meeting of the L. T.
L. will Je hel.1 next Sunday afternoon
Oct. 19ih at tin- Methodist church at
:j o’clcok. A < ordial invitation is ex¬
pended to all who care to attend.
Dixie Sewing Club.
The Ji:»ie Sowing Club will be en
t n tained tom >i vow, Thursday the
l "Mi, bj Mis- Bobbie Lou Bigger.s at
he- home in L.xie.
Theatre Party.
A most congenial party of young
people i.'om M- roe, including Mieses
Ju'.ja Mobley, Ellen Launis, Beulah
Pi'kle, Mes6rs. Earl Aycock and Har¬
ry Lau:: us, motored up to Covington,
Monday evening and were guests of
Miss G *ay& Lei at her home on Mon
ticeilo .uieet.
The ,-arty a tended the popular lit¬
tle Ly^c Theatre after which they
vv. re im nod into the City Pharmacy
Viere ’efieehinants were servd.
Motor Trig.
Miss Grace Whitehead her charmli g
guest. Miss Mr.tis Youi.g, of Augusta,
M ssrs 1 arry Davis, Sanford Stead¬
man and >hu Bob Weaver, of Atlant
m. de most oelightful motor trip to
G.oensbnro Sun nay afternoon, taking
tea wit i Misses Clyde and Florence
Willis, and returning home later by
... oonlight.
S. A. E. Reception.
One of the most delightful social
events of the past week, was the re¬
ception, givn on Saturday evening by
ti e S. A. E. fraieralty of Emory col¬
lege, a. vl.eir chapter house in Oxford
in compliment to their young lady
friends
The house v as very attractive with
Uandsom ferns, many growing plants
aud fr-giant fa!, roses, effectively ar
lang^d on cab'ret and mantel. Punch
v, as served from a bowl decorated
with 0 iaceful arrangement of grape
vme and leaves The delicious re
f.eshments can-led out the fraternity
colors, purple and gold.
The guests trom Covington attend¬
ing the reception Misses Grace
Wnitebead and guest, Mies Mobley,
ol Monroe, Annie Belle Robinson,
Lucy Busn, Frances Godfrey, Messrs.
Prab Barnes, Sanford Steadman and
John Bob Weaver.
8. A. E. RECEPTION.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frater¬
nity entertained Saturday evening at
a reception in honor of their new
men, at their attractive chapter house
The guests numbered several out-of
town and Oxford young ladies, the
members of the Pan Hellenic Council
and the members of the S. A. E.
fraternity. Punch was served in the
hall during the evening, and at a late
hour cream and cake Vas served.
CITY TAX NOTICE.
At a regular meeting of the City
Council on Oct. 6, a resolution was
passed authorizing a discount of two
per cent, on all City Tax paid before
October 25th.
GEO. T. SMITH, Mayor.
T. J. SHIELDS, Clerk.
Colton Is Brian 15c Here
When we say 15c for your cottoD, we mean that by buying
of us you will save enough for your cotton to positively bring
you 1 5c. Now listen at these wonderfully low prices:
Men’s extta good heavy winter suits for $3*98.
A better one in any color you want for $6.98.
'f? Of course we have any quality you are looking for and price*
are right.
Boy’s suits from 98c on up to$7.50.
Men’s pants from 98C to $6.50.
Boy’s pants from 25c to $1.50.
JUST ARRIVED A big line of ladies Coat Suits and Coats.
bought them at our price and can give you benefit
of same, so come if you want to save money.
Did you say a dress for your wife or little girl? We have them in children's from 48c on up
And ladies as cheap as 98C. COLORS GUARANTEED.
A big line of Dress Goods positively cheaper than elsewhere.
Millinery! Millinery!
Yes we have the Hats and in the most leading shapes and
colors. We are the ones that are selling them cheap. We
have everything you may want to suit the times and weather,
but havn’t room to mention everything, so come to see us and
be pleased. Remember this is at
Louis Stein’s Bargain Store
The Blue Front Store Covington, Ga.
Ladies
Of Covington and surrounding country: A
Sensational Sale of Millinery
Right in the midst of the season is something unusual, but
that is what I am offering to you at this time.
Mrs. Sherman who has been my milliner for the past
six years has a better position offered her to begin Nov.
1st and in order that she may accept the position I have
decided to close out all of the Millinery and Hair Goods
at cost before she leaves, while the goods are fresh and up
to-date in style. You can get your Winter Hat at unheard
ot prices. Now don’t think this is all talk, but come and
see for yourself, as I don’t think it would pay me to try to
get some one else to come and continue the business for
the remainder of the season and I will need the room for
my stock of Jew elry and Novelties, bought for the holidays.
Now remember it is only on the Millinery Goods that the reduction is made, while 1
have the most up-to-date and complete line of Jewelry, Cut Glass and Novelty line ever broug *
to Covington, but if you are needing anything in the Hat Line it will pay you to get it Wlt ^ n
the next few days.
This Sale Begins Today and lasts until all the MiIli D ’
ery Goods are sold. We thank the people for their liberal
patronage for the past few r months.
W. W. St. JOHN”
..Phone No. 90 Northeast Corner Square
