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Conducted tBy ~Mns. ^Minnie P. C Wright, ‘Phone 28-h
Mrs. Burton Davis and son, Mr.
Jack Davis, attended grand opera in
Atlanta Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Hnnessee and
children, and Mrs. Aiken, made a mo¬
tor trip to Atlanta Thursday.
Miss Clara Belle Adams was the
guest of Miss Myrtis Peters in Monroe
Saturday and Sunday, and attended
the Union while there.
Mrs. F. W. Godfrey has returned
from a most delightful trip to Atlanta,
where she was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. W. T. Elder, and attended grand
opera while there.
Miss Maybelle Clark has returned
from Atlanta, where she was the guest
of friends during the week of opera.
Mrs. It. P. Lester, Miss Annie Mae
Lester and Miss Lottie Hendrick, were
among the visitors attending the grand
opera in Atlanta Thursday.
Miss Mollie Wilson joined her broth¬
er, Mr. A. S. Wilson in Atlanta Thurs¬
day, and with Mrs. C. B. Lewis, at¬
tended the opera.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adams and fam¬
ily attended the Union meeting at Mon¬
roe Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Reedlove.
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OUR PANTS “LAST.”
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Miss Louise Holt, of Montgomery,
Ala., is the charming guest of her aunt
Mrs. It. P. Lester, at her home in North
Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Brown left last
Friday for Dallas, Texas, where they
will spend some time.
Elder Monsees, of Macon, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Adams
for the week-end.
Mrs. Moses Cohen, of New York, is
the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Cohen.
Mrs. George Armstrong and children,
of Athens, who have been spending
several days in the city, guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Lukg /Kokinson, returned
home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Everitt, Miss
Jule Stilwell, and Mr. Warren Stil
well motored to Atlanta Friday and
attended grand opera.
Among those who will attend the
Sth District Contest at Monroe Thurs¬
day, Friday nad Saturday are: Mrs.
II. B. Robertson, Misses Lucy Wooten,
Laura Gaither, Fletcher Lou Luns¬
ford,Josephine Franklin, Evelyn Cohen
Messrs. Charles White, Luke Robin¬
son, and Mrs. Charles A. Franklin,
Messrs® Eugene Lee, James Carter
Anderson, and Miss Julia Cowan.
THE COVINGTON NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1916.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Adams and fam¬
ily attended the Union meeting held in
Monroe.
Miss Caroline Wooten has returned
to Atlanta to resume her studies at
the Normal.
Miss Eugenia Guinn has returned to
Agnes Scott College to resume her
school duties.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Meador and sons,
Comer and Charlie, and Mrs. Ida
Whitehead made a delightful motor
trip to Milledgeville Sunday.
Miss Edna Huson, of Atlanta, re¬
turned home Sunday after a very pleas¬
ant week-end spent with her cousins,
Misses Brownie and Winnifred Huson.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Brice have re¬
turned to their home in Atlanta, after
a pleasant visit to their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Odum.
Miss Irene Fincher, of Locust Grove,
is the guest of Mrs. Dora Fincher.
Mr. .T. J. Dobbs, one of Hays district
splendid citizens was in our city Fri¬
day.
MISS ANNIE MAY LESTER HOS¬
TESS TO MUSICAL CLUB.
One of the most delightful events of
the past week, socially, was that at
which Miss Annie Mae Lester, enter¬
tained the members of the Musical
Club, on Monday afternoon at her
home in North Covington. Ferns,
growing plants, and spring flowers,
were attractively arranged in the re¬
ception rooms. After the regular bus¬
iness meeting, there was an interest¬
ing program on the subject of Verdi.
Miss Annie Lois Stowe, gave a brief
outline of his life, and work. Miss
Clara Belle Adams, played a selection
from his repoa Aida. Miss Annie Mae
Lester, gave a synopsis of Aida. Miss
Winnifred Huson, sang “Ah, I Have
Sighed to Rest Me,” form 11 Trovatore
and Miss Florence Wells, sang “Home
To Our Mountains.” At the conclu¬
sion of the interesting program, a de¬
licious salad course was served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Winnifred Huson,
in North Covington.
VOCAL TRAINING CLASS.
Prof. Wilford Waters, of the Atlan¬
ta Conservatory of Music, arrived in
Ihe city yesterday to arrange for a
clas^ in vocal training, having al¬
ready secured a sufficient number of
pupils to open a studie. Prof. Watters
conies with the highest recomendations,
and is considered one of the very best
teachers in the Conservatory, and Cov¬
ington may well congratulate herself
in securing the services of this splen¬
did teacher.
PORTERDALE LOCALS. *
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“The Better the Day the Better the
Deed.”
The Porterdale Sunday Schools went
for an outing to Stone Mountain last
Sunday. There were about 200 in the
party to enjoy climbing the Mountain
and be exhilerated by the fresh Moun¬
tain air. A sumptous noonday meal
was served the hungry crowd to the
entire satisfaction of all. After which
a singing was enjoyed at the Pavilliou.
After a day spent in climbing and
sight-seeing, all returned home well
equipped for a trip to Slumberland.
Beautiful order was kept throughout
the day and the' trip was free from ac¬
cident We hope that the outing will
give an inspiration to our Sunday
School.
PUBLIC SERVICES.
Mr. J. A. Sowell. I). D., will be or¬
dained as Deacon at the Baptist church
next Sunday. Several Ministers will
iv present.
Dinner will lie spread under the trees
near the church. You are cordially
invited to attend, and especially mem¬
bers of neighbor churches.
Prof. Piper will direct the singing.
CHAUTAUQUA REDUCED TICKETS
B EI N G R A P 11) L Y S O 1.1>
Those who desire to secure the spec
ial price of $2.00 season tickets for
< "ovington’s big Chautauqua will do
well to hurry.
When the lot of 450 are sold, then all
others will lie sold at $2.50 each.
These, are being) rapidly engaged
and it is believed that the special al¬
lotment will be disposed of soon.
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY.
The regular meeting of the D. A. It.
will be held with Miss Nell Henry
at the residence of Mrs. R. C. Guinn
Wednesday afternoon, the 10th instant,
at .‘1:30 o'clock.
MRS. S. H. ADAMS, Cor. Sec.
PICNIC AT M’DANIELS MILL.
Thre will be a picnic at McDaniels
Mill, by the Fair View School, next
Saturday, May 6th. Everybody invited
to join the crowd.
FOR SALE.
One Hudson five passenger car. Mod¬
el 33, in perfect condition. Will sell
very cheap. Call or write to
GROSSMAN DEPT. STORE,
Covington Georgia.
Grossman’s Depart
ment Store
At T. C. Swann’s old stand
Is now ready for you with
a full and up-to-date line
of Spring and Summer
Goods :
Did You That wo are soiling Dross Goods
at reduced pricer ? Come for your
dress, we have the material, trim¬
Know? mings, made by. and even the patterns it is
That we have any kind of suit
Did You you want? We have them in
Palm Beach, cool cloth. Any
kind of a worsted, and in the
Know? the leading lowest colors and and satisfaction makes. guaran¬ Prices
teed or your money refunded.
Did You That V we have any kind of a Quali- Slip*
Know? per or shoe you may want?
the best and prices the lowest.
Did You That we have ladies’ and child
ren’s ready-made dresses lor house
Know? use, or for church, at prices from
25c to $14.98.
Did You That Ladies’ we Muslin are headquarters Underwear for
Know? at
prices from 25c to $1.98?
Did You That we have the prettiest line
of Skirts and Waists in town?
Know? The skirts are in Wash goods,
wool and taffetas from 98c to $10.
Did You That we have hundreds of other things that we cannot
mention? What we ask of you is to ccme to onr store
and we are sure you will be pleased, Our aim is to
Know? please Remember each this and at— every one that comes to our store. r
GROSSMAN’S
Department Store
“At T. C. Swann’s Old Corner”
Covington, Georgia. it
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