The Covington news. (Covington, Ga.) 1908-current, August 11, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWO. n^omen and ddocietu 6f Purely Ldoccit interest «CCW < gCCC<fC€C €##€€€€€€€€€€€#:#:€€€€€e€€«€€€«€€< Miss Eleanor Hays visited Madison Friday. Mr. James Wells spent Thursday in Atlanta. Mr. Wood Aiken is spending several days at Indian Springs. Mrs. Laura Carter is visiting jela tives and friends in Walnut Grove. Mr. Tommie Gollc attended Salem Camp Meeting Friday evening. Mr. Clarence Meador was among the visitors to Salem Camp Meeting Sun¬ day. , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barcus made a motor trip to Indian Springs Sun¬ day. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, Mr. S. J. Kelley made a motor trip to Madison Friday. Miss Anni e Mae Biggers was among the visitors at Salem Camp Meetng Sunday. Miss Eleanor Henry left last week fur Atlanta, where she will visit friends. Mrs. W. D. Travis and little son left Friday for a visit to her parents at Chapel Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ramsey are at¬ tending Salem Camp Meeting and are occupying a tent. Mr. and Mr§. C. A. Harwell and son. Candler, are attending Camp Meeting at Indian Springs this week. Mrs. A. M. Travis has returned from a delightful visit to her cousin, Mrs. J L. Chupp of Lithonia, Ga. Mrs. Luna Barnett " ill leave today for Tybee Island, where she will .spend ten days enjoying her vacation. Mrs. Lizzie Middlebrooks of Tampa. Fla., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. I. W. Meador, on Montilello street. Messrs. C. C. Brooks, A. S. Wilson B. .C Chapman and Col. A. L. Loyd *I>ent Sunday at Salem Camp Meeting. Mrs. B. B. Rhodes, formerly Miss Josie Reynolds, was the guest Thurs¬ day nad Friday of Mrs. Wood Aiken. Mrs. R. A. Norris has as her guests for some time, her sister, Miss Sara Crawford and niece. Miss Josephine Mrs. W. C. Clark motored out to Snapping Shoals Friday and si>ent the last of the week with the camping party. Miss Lizzie Hearn o f Monticello is spending some time in the city with Mrs. John Callaway on Emory street. Mrs. W. C. Clarke spent Saturday and Suuday with the campers at Snapping Shoals and held Sunday School Sunday morning. Mrs. Baker of Calhoun Falls, S. C.. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Harrison at her home in North Covington. Mrs. A. M. Muse and children left Friday for Athon. where they will spend some time with the former's fath er, Mr. Athon. Mr. Jack Meador has returned from a very pleasant visit to Oarrolton. where he sjxnit Sunday and Monday visiting friends. Messrs E. O. Lee, Berto and Eu¬ gene Lee. motored down to Washing ton yesterday to attend the Covington Washington ball games. Miss Lucile Mann of Jonesboro, who lias been the attractive guest of Mrs. Raymond Roberts for several days, re¬ turned home last Friday. Miss Lucy White has returned from a most enjoyable visit to Decatur, where she was the guest of Miss Susie Christy several days. Mrs. Ed Jarman left Friday for Bir¬ mingham, where she will join a con¬ genial party going out We3C and to the Panama Exposition. Mrs. Addie Turner left last week for the Piedmont Sanitarium in Atlanta and her friends will be glad to know that she is some better. Miss Lois Rennie of Pell City, Ala.. is expected the latter part of the week to be the guest of Miss Anuie Mae Les ter in North Covington. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Harwell are spending this week in Washington on their return they will motor to Frank¬ lin Springs for the week end. Mr. George Fowler returned Sunday night from a pleasant visit to Social Circle , Monroe, Athens and Corinth, where he spent his vacation. Col. R. J. Travis of Savannah after an extended trip to the Canadian Rock¬ ies, Seatle, Los Angeles, San Fran¬ cisco and Mexico, came down from At¬ lanta and spent a few hours with his brother and his mother. Misses Maggie and Carrie Reek D^vis, left Tuesday for Clavton. where they will spend about thiee weeks. Mrs. C. C. King and lovely little daughter, are guests of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mobley In Mon¬ roe. Mr. C. L. Hrwell, Rev. John G. Lo¬ gan. Rev. and Mrs. Henry W. Brannam and Miss Florid* Harwell yittemded Camp Meeting at Salem Sunday. Misses Annip Mae Berry and May Livingston, left Sunday for Indian Springs, where f hey will spend a week or ten days at the Elder House. Misses Mattie Henderson and AlVne Holcombe of Newborn have returned home after a pleasant visit to Miss Mary Carte r on Monticello street. Mrs. Wood Aiken, Miss Julia Aiken and Mr. William Aiken will leave to¬ day for Indian Springs, where they will spend several days. Mi-.s. Raymond Roberts and daugh¬ ters, Misses Ruth and Christine, will leave today for Jonesboro to be the guests of Mrs. Lucy Mann fo r several days. Rev. and Mrs. Eugene R. Pendleton and daughter, formerly of Covington but now of Pensacola. Fla., are guests fo r a few days of Mrs. George Thomas Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Proctor, Miss Loula Proctor and Mr. Walton Clark returned Monday night from a nn.s delightful motor trip to Lookout Moun¬ tain. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Norris and young daughter, Sara Ethel, made a motor trip to Atlanta, where they went to nu et tip. Misses Crawfori. of Vale ville. Mrs. U. R. Yarbrough and brother, Mr. Hamilton Ware of Shellman, Ga., arrived In the «'.ty yesterday and will spend some tim e with Miss Mary Car¬ ter. Miss Edna Taylor, formerly of Cov¬ ington .but now of Social Circle, was the attractive week-end guest of her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Taylor. Mrs. W. Harry Davis spent Saturday in Conyers, the guest of hej* grand¬ mother. Mrs. Almand and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, in Social Circle. Mr. Marion Mobley of I Toga ns ville returned hoin,. with Mr. C. A. Sock well and daughter, and will spend some time with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sockwell. Miss Eleanor Sanders of Colloden who has been the guest of her aunts, Misses Mollie and Katheyn Wilson foi several weeks, will return home today afte. 1 r. pleasant visit. Little Miss Aneilda Cleveland, wh*< has been spending several weeks in the city with her aunt, Mrs. C. A. Franklin, returned to her home in At¬ lanta Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green Cala way and children, Thomas and Sarah. Mr. Charles H. White and Miss Chris¬ tine White ar e spending several days at Indian Springs. Mrs. Annie Pace Wooten and charm¬ ing daughter. Misses Caroline and La¬ ve Wooten and Miss Natalie Turner left Sunday for Murphy, N. C., where they will spend a week or ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cohen. Mrs. W. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Rober, Trippe. and Miss Lillie Wice, of Eatonton, mo¬ tored out to Snapping Sboals Friday afternoon and made a pleasant visit to tbe camping party. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mo D. At ilson, Mr. Author Wilson and Miss Lucil e Mi Rae of Atlanta motored down to Covington Saturday and were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Adams on Floyd street. Mr. C. A. Sockwell, Misses Mary Sockwell and Miss Sallie Mae Sock well accompanied by Miss Willie Mob¬ ley, made a motor trip to Hogansville Friday. Miss Sallie Mae Sockwell will sjienil several weeks with her sister. Mrs. Mobley. Mr. John Rush Lester, who has been at Blue Ridge, N. C.,most of the sum¬ mer, is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Lester at their home in North Covington. He will leave in September fo r Clemson, S. €., where he will have a position in the college during the winter. Mrs. C. A. Franklin. Mr. Reufus Franklin. Miss Josephine Franklin, Mrs. Berto B. Lee and Mr. Ed Reagan of the Covington baseball team, left yesterday in th e former's machine for Washington, where they will attend the series of games to b eplayed by Covimrtnn »ml Washington i’HE COVINGTON NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915. Mrs. MeGreagry, of Athens, is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Allen. Mr. T. J. Harwell spent last Satur¬ day in Atlanta on business. Mr. J. W. Lee, of Gordon, is the guest of the Hotel Delaney this week. Mrs. S. E. Edwards, of Fayetteville was the guest of Mrs. Lee Wright Saturday and Sunday. Misses Reba and Mildred Berry have returned from a delightful stay in McDonough, theguestof relatives. Mrs. J. M. Allen and Miss Julia have returned from an extended trip to Augusta, Athens and Isle of Palms. Mrs. Lola Beckerstaff and lovely children are with Mrs Allen and Miss Julia for some time. Miss Lola Hodge, of Opelika, Ala., returned Sunday after a delightful stay with Miss Louise Williams. Dr. Forbus, of Atlanta, was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Fincher in North Covington. * Mr. and Mrs. P. A. McWhorter, of Buckhead, and Mrs. Dr. Edwards and Mrs. Lee Wright were the guests Sun¬ day of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ramsey at Salem. Mr and Mrs. J. W. McCollum and children, of Fayetteville, and Mr. Hugh Stell, wife and baby motored over to Salem Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ramsey. Miss Frances Riley and brother, Mas¬ ter Clarence Riley, who have been guests of thsir aunts, Mrs. Tt. E. Ev eritt and Miss Jule Stillwell for sever¬ al weeks, returned to their home in Elberton last Friday. They were ac¬ companied as far as Atanta by their aunt. Miss Jul e Stillwell, who spent elie day. BRIDGE CLUB. Miss Eva Stephenson entertained the members of her bridge club most de¬ lightfully last Thursday afternoon at her hom e on Emory street. At conclusion of the interesting gam,, most delicious refreshments wer e serv¬ ed. WATERMELON CUTTING. Miss Lucy White was hostess to a number of friends on Tuesday after¬ noon at a delightful watermelon cut¬ ting on the beautiful lawn of her sis¬ ter. Mrs. Thomas Green Callaway, the affair being a pretty compliment to Miss Beverline Adams and her charm¬ ing house guests. Misses Cade of Wash ington and Marguerite Adams of Car¬ rollton. TEA IN NHONOR HOUSE PARTY. Miss Clara Belle Adams entertained Miss Beverline Adams and guests. Misses Cade and Adams, at tea Mon¬ day eveiling at the home of her par¬ ents, Mr. nad Mrs. L. D. Adams on Floyd street. The boys were invited after ten and a most enjoyable even¬ ing was spent in dancing, music and merry conversation. SPEND THE NIGHT PARTY. Among the pleasant afTaii* of the past week, among the younger set, was th e spend-tlie-night party and wa. termelm cutting at which Miss Dor thy Lee entertained a few of her friends at th c - ho i * of h* r parents. Mr. and Mi-. L. O. Lee. Misses Eva Belie Peek. Natalie Tin¬ ner and Laura Gaither were guests for the night and Misses Lu -y Wooten Eleanor Sanders, Josephine Franklin, Guy Rogers, Will Lee Gaither, Frank Jordan of Atlanta, Jack Gheesrr.g, James Carter Anderson and Eugene Lee were invited for the evening and the watermelon cutting. MRS. ADAMS. ENTERTAINS. One of the largest and most delight¬ ful affairs of th e past week, was that at which Mrs. S. H. Adams entertain¬ ed a large number of friends on Friday evening at her home on Floyd street in compliment to Miss Beverlin e Ad mas and her attractive hous e guests. Misses Julia Cade, of Washington nnd Marguerite Adams of Carrolton . The house was very attractive with ferns and summer garden flowers. Miss Clara Belle Adams and Mr. John Rush Lester met the guests at the door, presenting them to the re¬ ceiving party. Punch was served throughout the evening by Misses Margaret Porter. Fannie Belle and Agnes Adams. Pro¬ gressive conversation was the most in¬ teresting feature of the evening. At a lat e hour beautiful and delicious cream and cake in pinft and white was served. NOTICE TO PUBLIC. 1 have my new water wheel in and am ready to grind. I solicit your patronage. J. W. DANIEL, <'/wirare lla Pailtii ^ OXFORD SOCIAL NEWS. Miss Virginia Peed is spending two weeks at Tallulah Falls. Miss Emmie Branham has returned home after spending a mouth with her aunt. Miss Lynn Branham. Miss Cla,ra Johnson is visitinp rel¬ atives at Norcross. i Mrs. Mattie Cook of Milledgeville is , spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. W. R. Branham. t Mrs. W. P. Wilson of Hampton has j | moved into the Moore home. Dr. anil Mrs. E. F. Dempsey are spending sometime with the former’s parents in Jackson. Miss Virginia Frazier has returned from Albany. Miss Florence Stone of Atlanta and Miss Mary Crawley of Forsyth are spending a few days with Mrs. Robin¬ son. Mrs. J. Z. Johnson leaves this week to visit her sister. Mrs. J. W. Wherry of Gainesville. Prof. J .P. Hannah and two children Mrs. C. E. Dowman and Miss Edith Munroe 1 are visiting Dr. J. P. Han¬ nah in Franklin. Va. Miss M. McClendon has returned home after a few days stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stipe. Mrs. Frank Eakes of Decafu r spent Monday with Mrs. Dillard. Mr. and Mrs. John Social Upshaw and j J Mrs. Tom Stanton of Circle spent a few hours with Mrs. Stanton’s mother, Mrs. Wilson. Miss Emily Melton has been on a camp at Snapping Shoals for the past week. Miss Dortby White of Columbus is with her aunt .Mrs. E. H. Johnson. Miss Levy of Albany is the guest of Miss Virginia Peed. Miss Fannie Singleton has returned home after spending som e time with her brother in Columbus. “Do you believe that there is real¬ ly something which can invariably tell when a man is lying?” “I know it.” “Ah. perhaps you hav e seen one of the instruments?” “Seen one? I married one!”—Hous¬ ton Post. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Prices F. 0. B. Covington, Beginning August 2nd, 1915 Ford Runabouts $422.60 Ford Touring Cars 472.60 Ford Town Cars 672.60 We carry a complete stock of parts and can fix your car on short notice. A trial will convince you. P. J. ROGERS, Agt Covington, Georgia J MAHON E’S CAFE i Barbecue, Brunswick Stew, Oysters, Etc., Etc. P ure F j Quick Serv.:e. Everything 00( Clean. SPOT CASH TO EVERY HOI )\ East Side Public Square. - - - Parkei’sr ,i MAHONE & SWANN Prop. Covington, Ca. ' ** - - %’» .5............. ■> Now is the Time to Buy Your Bed Linens Measure your beds ami come and it t us show you what we have to otter. Utica Sheets 81x90 85e Mohawk Sheets 81x99 90c Mohawk Sheets 81x90 75e Mohawk Sheets 63x90 65 c E. R. Sheets 81x90 65c E. R. Sheets 63x90 55 c Utica Sheeting 10-4 35c Ulica Sheeting 9-4 32 1 2c Utica Sheeticg 7-4 27 1 2c Mohawk Sheeting 9-4 30c Swann Sheeting li 9-4 21 1-2-c Pillow Cases to match all the above. T. C. Swann & Co. COVINGTON, GA.