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Announcingi
Covington's New Tire Plant
Located across the street from the Ford distributor
Our plant is modern in all respects, well equipped and improved. Our workmanship of the skilled and
experience to give the people just what they h»ve long wanted in this kind of an establishment.
Our biggest ideals being Square Dealings, Service and Dependability.
Perhaps you have several tires, or maybe just one, on hand now that you have discarded as gone its limit, and
tluit very tire may have several thousand miles more service that can quickly he made to fool you in itself. Better
bring tin tu ui uud or let us call for them and inspect them. We assure you a frank report after examining them.
Every j< h out of our shop is watched and guaranteed. Quick tire service anyw here.
The best conviction we can offer you is that you give us a trial. We are just as near as the nearest telephone.
Yours very respectfully,
VAUGHN TIRE COMPANY
Temporary Phone 82, Covington, Georgia
Womens’ .Missionary
Society Entertains.
On Monday last, the Woman’s Mis¬
sionary Society of the Methodist
diurch held its July meeting at the
beautiful home of Mrs. C. A. Harwell,
on Montieello street. 1 ^
After tlie devotional and regular
airiness were attended to Miss Mary
Harwell in Chinese costume. Miss Alf-
11 >‘k in Japanese, and Miss Ven
Isue Hicks in Comanche costume, came
forward and made an earnest appeal
hi behalf of the countries they repre
'ented. Then the program was turned
over t orhe following committee: Mrs.
C A. Harwell, Mrs. A. X. Hays,
* P. Thompson, Mrs. S. A. Brown,
Mary Park, Mrs. J. A Wright,
Mis t. W. Heard, Mrs. I). Ramsey,
Mrs s. McGarity and Mrs. Pauline
human : i
Hu- main feature on the program,
''as tlio presentation of a life uiein
briship certificate to the Missionary
"icty, by Miss Finnic Harwell, to
ller mother, Mrs. C. A. Harwell
Mrs. Dudley Williams read “Friend
'* ■'‘Hue very impressively, then Mrs.
h K. I-ovvley gave quotations from
Ul ""' <>f the l« st authors, both of these
numbers bringing out the glad sur
fiisc. After a short, but appropriate
wemony by Mrs. C. I). Hibson, Miss
Haiwidl camp forward and presented
br certificate to her mother. The
* <M lnilll * l(l r was beautiful by
a song,
1Vs - fleorge Smith.
Ha rp were forty present including
members, making a total en-
1 dtuifiit of nearly seventy members.
Hming the social hour each one was
banded i card by these foreign friends
" s,,| me t with either the name of a
1 "'“nary, or the country where
Work. thev
•HI enjoyed matching cards.
" w, ‘ re served. The
" r lls presence
' s tewart, of Oxford, added to
occasion.
P,, ' vlw ’s Sunday
""'I l lass Entertains.
1 Hiesday afternoon
at the heau
" ,m e of Dr. and Mr*. X.
^ Z. An-
11 "" ( March street, the Sunday
de,il;;'r 2;. M,x R n »»• F ° w,pr "■»*
Annie 'UuiHe Anderson, C.
j B. Bran
" r Wl M -' Fred Barnes.
Palm 11 ! ‘‘ IUs and mu'!- colored
(^ a flowers gar-
1 "ere
,i.,..... ‘oratio used in the house
ns
The f, ' an,re f
^ mterestii ° f, * p was
ril 'K contest in which Miss
T.tiey Wooten took first place.
Punch was served thrughout the
afternon from a prettily decorated
table and at the close of the contest
delicious cream and cake were served.
The members of the class are Miss
es Mary Sock well, Lillian Farr, Lu
eile Peck. Corinne St. John, Olga Rhe
burg. Ena Belle Peek, Ethel Williams, 1
Annie Myrtle Johnson. C. B. Bran
ham, Annie Pauline Anderson, Mrs 1
Fred Barnes, Miss Handling and Mrs
R. R. Fowler.
Philatliea Class
Entertains.
On Thursday afternoon at the liand
some home of Mrs. Lester Lee. on
<'Olivers street. Mrs. Tom Heard and
Mrs. Lee were joint hostess to the
Pliilatheas of the Methodist Sunday
School, in a very profitable, as well
as a social meeting.
Pretty decorations of ferns, grow¬
ing plants and vases of pink crepe
myrtle were used in the reception
room a
Quite a large number were present.
Mrs. C. S. Thompson, of Atlanta,
a former member of the class was
present and received a most cordial
welcome.
After much business had been at¬
tended to dainty and delicious re¬
freshments were served.
Mrs. Davis Entertains
Sunday School Class.
Mrs. John B. Davis entertained her
Sunday School class of twenty-two
young boys between eleven and twelve
years of age, at a delightful barbecue
out at tlie Boy Scouts camp Wednes¬
day, where they were assisted by the
scouts and Scout Master M. G. Bos
t!!, The class assembied on the Metho¬
dist church lawn at nine o-clock and
were carried out in Mr. R. E. Everitt's
truck, while tlie ladies who were in¬
vited to assist Mi#. Davis went out in
an automobile.
There were between 75 and KX)
invited by file scouts and a very hap¬
py day was spent.
Basket Supper.
A very happy occasion of the week
was the basket supper which was
given by the North Covington Social
and Charitable Co-operative Society
on Tuesday evening on the lawn of of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Powell, in
North Covington.
* It i* the purpose of the ominiza-
THIS COVINGTON NEWS, COVINUTUN, GEOKUIA.
! tion to meet at difterent homes dur
ing the summer months to become
better acquainted and to sjtend a
pleasant social evening,
Splendid suppers will be furnished
by each family attending. j
Every one in the community was in-;
vited to come and bring a basket and
enjoy the evening together. Before j
supper the children engaged in games i
on the lawn assisted by the older ones 1
who seemed to enjoy them as much as
the little folks, and when supper w r as
announced every one present fully en¬
joyed the bounties that covered the
table from end to end.
PAVING NOTICE
At a meeting of the Mayor and
Council of the City of Covington,
Georgia, on June 7th, 1920. a petition
was presented by the property owners
requesting the paving of sidewalks on
Conyers Street. This petition was
approved.
Notice is hereby given that the
sidewalks on Conyers Street begin¬
ning were Elizabeth street intersects
with Conyers street apd ending at
Church street, in said City, will be
paved in accordance with the plans
and specifications of the Ordinance
passed by tlie Mayor ami Council of
the City of Covington, Georgia, Feb¬
ruary 5th, 1912. which among other
things provide that the property own¬
ers shall pay for one half of tlie cost
anil the City of Covington the other
half.
By order of Mayor and Council, this
July 7. 1020 T. .T. SHIELDS.
JulS4f City Clerk.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Newton Co: ;
.J. P. Lazenby executor on the
estate of Miss C. A. Lunsford late of
said county deceased, has applied for
leave to sell all the bank stock be¬
longing to said deceased. And all
persons concerned are hereby notified
that said application will be heard on
(lie first Monday In August next, 1920
Said sale is for the purpose of dis¬
tribution among the heirs of said de¬
ceased.
This July 5, 1020.
c A. D. MEADOR. Ordinary.
Far Sarraialant Smokers.
A cigar held between the second
and third finger, abova the second
Joints, will not drop from the smok¬
er’s hand If he 'alt* asleep—New
York Sun
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SOCIAL CIRCLE SUPPLY COMPANY
SPECL1LIZERS m
Ladies Ready-to-wear,
white Goods and Laces.
Showing attractive lines of these at
Marvelously Low Prices
Our Low Out Slmes for Men, Women and
Children art* also attractively priced.
WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR
patronage.
