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r.VGE TWO
WOMEN AND SOCIETY
OF PURELY LOCAL INTEREST.
PLEASE PHONE ALL LOCALS TO MRS H. F. TAi'LOK. PHONE 136 L
Miss Kutli Britt of Stone Mountain,
was the attractive week-end guest of
her cousin. Miss Islali Mae Hopkins
at her home in North Covington.
Mr. C. 1. Flowers of Stone Mount¬
ain. spent .Sunday with I>r. and Mrs.
A. S Hopkins.
Miss Ida Winship who was the guest
last week of .Miss Francis Godfrey re
turned to her home in Atlanta Thurs¬
day after a pleasant visit.
Mr. Ernest Callaway spent Thursday
in Atlanta. „
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cohen return¬
ed Sunday from their bridal tour that
included the interesting points in Flor¬
ida. They will he at home to their
friends with the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. AY. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Stephenson have
taken possesion of the home of Mrs.
S. J Simms on Floyd street where
they are at home to their friends.
Miss Burney Murphy has returned
to her home in Atlanta after spending
tiie past two weeks in Covington.
Mrs. S. H. Adams left yesterday to
attend the D. A. It. Convention in At¬
lanta and is the guest of Airs. A Mel).
Wilson
Mr. Fitzliugh Lee who was prescrip
thm clerk at the City Pharmacy here
last year has accepted a position with
Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta.
Miss Mary Lizzie Cook of Newborn
was the week-end guest of Miss Clara
I telle Adams.
Mrs T. 1>. Brisendine leaves Ibis
week for Albany where she will spend
ten days, with her daughter, Mrs. T.
M. Godwin.
Mrs. J. E. Phillips spent Sunday in
Atlanta where she went to see her
sister Mrs. Neel who is quite ill
Mrs. L. D. King and little daughter
Kutli have returned to their home in
Atlanta after a visit to her parents Mr.
and Mrs. I. D. Brisendine
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Smith and cliil
dren of Atlanta are guests of Mrs II.
It Anderson for several days.
Mrs. Pearl Childs of Newborn spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Childs.
Miss Ethel Higgins left last week
for Macon where she goes to teach.
Miss Ruhv Ezell who has been the
attractive guest of her sister, Mrs.
John L Callaway for several days has
returned to her home in Monticello.
Mis Brownie Perry who is teaching
near Monroe spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Tos. Perry.
Miss Natalie Turner was delightfully
entertained for the week-end as the
guest of Mrs.Callaway iu Milledge
ville.
Miss Frances Godfrey is spending
several days in Atlanta as the guest of
Mis Ida Winship. Mis Godfrey will be
among the attractive visitors at the
Valentine Balt to he given at the lim¬
ing Club
SEWING CLUB.
Airs. Lester Lee M ill entertain the
members of her Sewing Club on Fri¬
day afternoon at her pretty home on
Conyers street.
Y. W .A. MEETING.
The Y. W. A. of the Baptist church
will meet on Thursday afternoon of
this w<*ek with Mrs. C. C King at her
home on Floyd street.
BOOK LOVERS CLUB.
Mrs. C A. Sock well entertained the
members of the Booklovers’ Club on
Friday afternoon at her home on
Floyd street. The afternoon was spent
delightfully in fancy work and a dis¬
mission of books. Dainty refreshments
were served.
The club members include Mrs. Ev¬
ans Lunsford, Mrs. Jack Swan, Mrs.
S. II. Adams. Mrs. R. A. Norris, Mrs.
J. J. Corley. Mrs. II B. Anderson, Mrs.
J. A. Wright, Mrs W. Cohen, Mrs. W.
A. Muse. Mrs. G. T. Wells. Mrs. C. A.
Sookwell and Miss Eleanor Henry.
FOR AIRS. J. W. H \1?WELL
A beautiful event of the past week
was the recption at which Mrs. Thom¬
as J. Harwell entertained a large man
her of guests on Friday afternoon at
her home* m Floyd stree'. the at fab
being a pretty compliment to M's. J
Wilbur Harwell a recent biiilc.
dlie entire lower floor of the pretty
home was thrown together and the
color scheme of red and green was car¬
ried out in all details. Crimson carna¬
tions and ferns were used in the affec¬
tive decorations Numbers of red and
green candles added a soft glow to
the pretty scene.
In the receiving line were Mrs. T. J.
Harwell Mrs. Wilbur Harwell and Miss
Elizabeth Harwell. A delicious salad
course and hot coffee was served by
three attractive girls. Misses Grace
Whitehead, Janie Gaither and Julia
Aiken. About seventy-five guests call¬
ed to welcome the bride during the af- j
ternoon.
MIXON NEWS
AAV are still having a lut of bad
weather, and the fanners are not get¬
ting to do much farm work.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the management of Prof. C. C.
Chalker, Mrs. Griffin and Miss Sadie
Mae Pickett. These teachers are do¬
ing excellent work and deserve con¬
gratulations. T.et us parents wake up
and pul forth new interest. The only
thing we can give our children is an
education and let us send them to
school and give them a clmme.
AA'e have had an average of about
eighty pupils this week ami there is
a great many more that ought to come
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Parker, jr., and
little son. James Douglas, and Mrs.
Ellie Parker, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman AA’ilov
Jersey, Georgia.
Mrs. Ruby Grant spent- Thursday
afternoon with .Airs.' T. L. Hill.
Mr, and Mrs. Kyle Allen of Eudora,
were the guest of the latter’s parents,
Mr. and Airs. A\’. II. Ivey, last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Bohalion’s baby
has been real sick for several days.
AA’e hope for it a speedy recovery.
Air. and Mrs. T. AA’. Heard of Cov¬
ington, visited the latter’s parent, Mrs.
J IT. Pope last Sunday.
There wiM be Sunday School at
Newton Factory church every Sunday
afterii'icn at 2:30 o’clock. T.et all the
parents come and bring their chil¬
dren. Thyre will be preaching at this
place every third Sunday morning at
! 1 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kitchens and
children of Stewart, visited Air. AA'.
Goins’ family near Starrsville last
Saturday and Sunday.
MIDWAY NEWS
Hurrah for Midway- She is doing
usi ess now. Air.' Tom Hamby has
nstalied a saw mill on his place.
Com is sawyer. Charles Dorsey assist
int. .Tim Young fireman.
Mr. 1>. M Gibbs entertained the
oiing people Friday night by giving
hem a party*. All that were present
•eport a nice time.
Mrs. T. L. ITnmby and little (laugh¬
er, Miznie Lee, visited Mrs. J. A.
•huith Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ewins of
I >ixie. spent the past week with rel¬
it ives here.
Mr. and Airs. O. AV. Ewings and
little daughter, Louise, visited Mr. amf
Mrs J. A. Smith and Air. and Airs.
T. AV. Bryan Thursday night.
Air, Augustus Beam made a busi¬
ness trip to Jersey Saturday.
Air. John Watkins visited his
brother. Air. Bud AVatkins, Saturday.
Air. AV. A. Bryan made a business
trip to Covin t-m Saturday.
Airs. Ada Beam visited Airs. J. A.
Smith one day ’ast week.
W'e are v *r, glad to report that
Air. I. AV r . Brya i is much improved
oftc t - a two months illu *ss. AA’e hope
that he will scon he out again.
Aiiss Ilessie Few visited Airs. T.
L. Ilamby Sunday afternoon.
Ales-ws Newton Bryan, Jim Higgin¬
botham. and On-in Bryan attended
Cornish Alt. Sunday school Mast Sun¬
day afternoon.
CORNISH AIT. NEWS.
Our farmers are glad to see Ihe
fair weather, as they are getting be¬
hind with their farm work.
The box supi>er at Cornish ML
school house last Friday night was
enjoyed by nil present.
Alessrs Cl a ranee AA’ood and Bryant
Kitchens visited Campion Saturday.
Air. J. Lem Harris left Sunday for
Athens, where he will spend several
days with his brother. .T. AA'. Harris,
on business.
Airs. Essie Gilreath of Green
county, is visiting her moth r. Mrs.
J. II. Butler, who has been in ill
health for some time.
Mr. Jim Higginbotham was the
guest of liis grandfather, Air. Boh
Lemomls, last Sunday afternoon.
Arc. John Higginbotham visited
friends near Alcovej Alt.. Sunday.
AA’e are sorry to say little Ina Hig¬
ginbotham is on the sick list again,
AA’e inisf she will soon be well as she
is such a bright little girl with her
studies in school.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC .
To AA’hem it Afav Concern.:
This is to notify the public not to
hire, harbour or give livlihood to Jes
-ie Owens, colored, who left my house
Mcmlny, Feb. 8th. Said party is un¬
der contract with me for the year
1915.
JOSEPH MADDOX,
Starrsville. Ga.. Route 1.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
1 have retired from the firm of
Lunsford .A Adams and have a lot
of money out in notes and accounts.
This I want and must collect at once.
Please come forward and make set¬
tlement of same and save any pro¬
ceedings to collect said accounts.
EVANS LUNSFORD.
BRIDGE ( M R.
Mrs. 1 homas *■. Callaway enterfain
ed the members of the Bridge Club on
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
(’allege street. Dainty refreshments
were served at the close of an in¬
teresting game.
RECEPTION FOR AIR. AND MRS.
NATHAN COHEN
One of the most brilliant events of
the social season e ill lie the reception
at which Mr. and Mis \A\ Cohen will
entertain a large number of guests at |
their home this evening in honor-of 1
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cohen who re¬
turned from their wedding trip Sun¬
day.
U. I>. C. TO MEET.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet Tuesday afternoon Feb. the
-3rd at the home of Mrs. Luke Robin¬
son at 2:30 o’clock.
The program for this meeting is as
follows:
AVi'ongs of history righted.
1. AA'hat was the Missouri compro¬
mise? By whom amended? 10. li.
2. How did the Missouri compro¬
mise violate the Constitution, and
interfere with the states rights? 10, 1
3. AYhy were the Tariff Acts of 1S28
1N32, and 1S33, unjust to the South
and a violation of the Constitution?
10 .
4. AA'ho was called the “Nullitier’’
and why? 10.
5. Had nullification been threatened
before and by whom? 10.
(!. When w as the “child of secession”
said to have been horn? 10.
7. Give short sketches of John (’.
Calhoun and Robert Y. Ilayne. 5p 105 .
flp 185; 4p 141.
x. AA’hat trouble did the war with
Mexico cause? 10.
0. AA’hat was the Omnibus lull . AA’h•
unjust to the South? 10, 1
10. Ilow was the disbursement ot
the money in the U S. treasury at this
time unjust? 10.
11 AA’hat greatly increased the abo¬
lition sentiment in the North? AYhy
was this unjust to the South? 10.
12. AA’ho was the Harriet Beecher
Stowe? AA’ho was the John Brown of
Kansas? AA’ho was Dred Scott? 17.
13. AA’hat were tile “Personal Liber¬
ty Bills?” AA’h.v were they an interfer¬
ence of States Rights? 10, 1.
14. AA’hat party elected Abraham
Lincoln? AA'hat was the platform of
the Anti-South or Republican Par¬
ty? 10.
AIRS. J. S. AIKEN DIED LAST
WEEK IN OXFORD.
On the morning of Felt. 5, 1015 at
2:30 o'clock the grim reaper visited the
town of Orford and took away one of
our most beautiful lives, that of Mrs. J
S. Aiken.
There is no tribute bigdt enough to
pay to such a lift' as hers Those who
knew her in the home remember her
as being devoted to her family and
never sparing an effort to make each
member happy. Outside the home she
still carreid about her an atmosphere
of sunshine that never failed to enter
tin* lives of those with whom she came
in contact. Her charming personality
her Christian character, self-sacrificing
in every instance, has not only won
for her many friends, but it has had
an influence that will ever he an in
spiration in years to come, for those*
who knew her.
Our sympathy goes out to the be¬
reaved family for we realize how
hard it is. Our own hearts even are
breaking; yet when we consider the
fact that she is sweetly resting with
our Heavenly Father who has all ten
derness and love for his children, and
when we think of what a beautiful
home has been prepared for her in
Heaven would we have her come back?
AYe can merely he thankful that her
life has been given us as an example
and pray God that He will give us
that same faith and courage, so that
some day we may meet her in that
beautiful Heavenly home.
MRS. GEORG IE S. ELLIOTT.
Taylors Restaurant
I have opened a new restaurant
in the Hollis building on the east
side of the public square where
we will be glad to have the peo¬
ple call upon us. Special atten¬
tion given to the ladies.
Meals served at all hours. We
make a specialty of oysters cook
ed any style or sold in any quan¬
tity. Mr. M. E. Parker, who has
been in this business in Coving¬
ton for the past several years is
with us and will be glad to see
his friends. .We also carry a
nice line of fruits.
When you are hungry, let us
satisfy your appetite.
TAYLOR’S RESTAURANT
THE COVINGTON NEWS, WED NKSIIAY, FEBRUARY HI. 1915
Prizes Given £ 3 \wav J- f
Notice is hereby given t! mt
I will give away theSpri; >s
at my store Saturday, T
13, at 2 o’clock.
All that have coupons are invited ioba
present at the drawing.
Mrs. Ida F. Stein, Vdmr. E*»U!'* Estate Nfptn 0 f
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LUMBER LUMBER
We have a full assortment of all kinds of
building material bought when it hit the bot¬
tom in prices, and we expect to give our cus¬
tomers the full benefit of our good purchase.
If you have anything in building material to
buy you should see us before you buy.
LUNSFORD & AD AMS & n
IT* 3 B 3 *:r
Hart Schaffner
St Marx Suits
at Reduced
Prices
$30.00 Suits Now $ 21.00
$27.50 Suits Now $ 20.00
$25.00 Suits Now $ 18.00
$20.00 Suits Now $ 15.00
$15.00 Suits Now $ 12.50
Manhattan Shirts and Boyden Khoes
At Reduewd Prices.
LEE BROTHERS
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
