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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Briscoe spent
Monday in Atlanta.
Miss Mary Lucile Farley was among
the visitors to Atlanta Sunday.
Misses Vivian and Lyda Sue Bower
spent last Thursday in Atlanta shop¬
ping.
Judge Connell, of Atlanta spent the
day with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hutchins
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Gary are in
Swains boro, Ga., where they will
Mr. Rufus Franklin motored over
to Monroe Sunday afternoon where
lie visited friends.
Mrs. Beassant, of Florida, arrived
in the city last week to visit her sis¬
ter. Mrs. I*. W. Godfrey.
Misses Eloise and Marjorie Olds, of
('allege Park are guests of their cous¬
in. Miss Allie Louise Travis.
Mrs. C. A. Harwell left Tuesday for
Alabama to a•:end a f mii’y '•eumon.
She will he gonj several days
Mr. M. G. Boswell is spending sev¬
eral days at the DeLaney Hotel as
the guest of Mr and Mrs. H. B. Rob¬
ertson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Harwell, Mrs. R.
Nowell,. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cannon
and children motored to Indian Spring
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. D. Adams and daughters,
Misses Clara Belle and Clyde Adams,
spent Friday in the country with Mrs.
W. J. Cook
Miss Fannie Lee Leverett, of Eaton
tou, was the week-end guest of Mrs.
Dudley Williams, at her home on
Thompson Ave.
Mrs. W. D. Travis and handsome
young son, Billie, are visiting the
former’s mother, Airs. A. O. Bomar.
at Chapel Hill.
Airs. V. A. Harper left Tuesday for
Louisville, Ky., and StLouis, where
she goes in the interest of her mil¬
linery business.
Messrs, Leon and Philip Cohen.
Candled Harwell and Spence Hick:
attended the dance at McIntosh Sprin,-:
Thursday evening.
Alias Lydia Sue Bower finished lie.'
summer course of voice, violin, and
Hbminy at the Atlanta Conservatory
of music last week.
Airs. C. A. Franklin and daughter,
Miss Josephine Franklin* spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Atlanta guest <W
rlie Piedmont Hotel.
Clarence Riley, who has been visit¬
ing his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mis.
R. E. Everitt, returned to his home
in Elberton last week.
Mr. and Airs. Hutchins, Miss Sara
Clyde Hutchins, Airs. W. T. Williams
and Mr. J. ,T. Connell motored over
to Indian Springs Sunday,
Misses Vivian and Florence Bow
er leave next week for the Mountain
of North Georgia, wher e they wi; ;
sjieud a week or ten days.
Airs. Pearl Taylor and Air. Andrew
of Alacon, were in the city Aloud ,
tuests of the DeLaney.
isit relatives for ten days.
Mr. and Airs. George Cochran. >f
Boston, Ga., were guests last v< >k
of their parents, Air. and Airs. S. H.
Adams at their new home on Floyd
street.
Airs. E. O. Lee has returned horn •
from Sheffield, Ala. whe.re she wa
called by the illness of her son, M
Berto Lee. He ayicompanied lie
home.
Air. and Airs. J. N. Gary and famil
and their guest. Airs. De Alva Roum
*ree. left Saturday for a motor tri
to Swainsboro, where they will vis'
relatives,
Aliss Annie Mae Berry, who i
spending a month at Elberton. motoi
xl over to Covington one day bo
week and spent a short time with lie
nother, und friends.
If its a second-hniid
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All in first class condition.
R. A. SMITH
Phone 225 Covington, Ga
Martha Briggs and Byron Churchill
have returned from a visit to relatifes
in Nashville, Tun.
Mr. and Mrs. Brice Biggers, Mrs. L.
T. Biggers, Misses Junie Lunsford and
Annie Mae Biggers spent Friday at
Mansfield as the guests of Mrs. Will
Harwell.
Air. and Mrs. V. A. Harper, Mr. and
Mrs. Brice Biggers, f Washington, D.
C., Miss Annie Mae Biggers and Mr.
Vickers motored to Atlanta Wednes¬
day afternoon.
Messrs, James T. Wells, Candler
Harwell and Guy Robinson have re¬
turned from a motor trip to Ashville,
X. C., Tennessee, Kentucky and the
mountains of North Georgia.
Miss Florence Wells is spending the
week with Mrs. W. S. Cook at her
iiome in the country and is assisting
with the music at the revival which
is being held in a tent near there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robinson, Mrs.
Hinton Baker, of Augusta, and Miss
Marcelle Robinson, motored to Atlanta
Thursday where they were delightful¬
ly entertined as the guests of Mrs J.
R. Mobley.
Dr. Roy Murrelle, his sister, Miss
Mary Murrelle, of Newborn, and Mrs.
L. D. Adams left Tuesday morning for
a motor trip to Atlanta, where they
will visit Mr.s T. J. Speer and Miss
Mary Speer.
Mr. G. T. Wells, Miss Mabel Thom¬
as, Air. Lincoln Smith, Mr. Clarence
Aleador and Airs. Minnie P. Wright
attended the revival services out at
the tent meeting beyond I.ovejoy on
Alonday night.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Green and
( Samuel, Jr., f Atlanta, motored down
: to Covington Sunday afternoon and
: were guests of Mrs. Green’s mother,
Mrs. Alinnie P, Wright, for supper,at
the Hotel DeLaney.
Aliss Eleanor Sanders, of Culloden,
is spending a few days in the city with
her aunts, Miss Mollie Wilson and
Airs. J. R. Webb, en route home from
Athens, where she has been attending
the summer Normal school.
The young ladies who have been
camping out at Gaither’s farm enter¬
tained between 75 and 100 guests at
a delightful barbecue Thursday even¬
ing and returned home Friday after
a most enjoyable week’s stay.
Air. und Mrs. V. A. Harper, Mrs. L.
T. Biggers and her guests, Mr. and
Mis. Brice Biggers, of Washington,
D. C., and Miss Annie Mae Biggers
motored out to McIntosh Spring
Thursday evening to attend the week¬
ly dance.
Mr. C. A. Sockwell, Miss Mary
Sockwe11 and Mr and Mrs. John
! Sockwell and daughters, Misses Ruth
j and left Migfion Saturday Sockwell, for motor of Dallas, trip to Texas Ash.
a
ville, N. C., where they will spend
several days.
Air. and Mrs. Count D. Gibson and
handsome young son, Sam Thompson
Gibson, and Airs. Evans Lunsford left
Tuesday morning for a motor trip to
Ashville, Hendersonville and the
mountains of North Georgia and
North Carolina.
Airs. Hinton Baker, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
J. B. Robinson, several weeks, return¬
ed to her home in Augusta Friday,
where she will remain a short time
before leaving for Richmond, Va., to
visit her sister, Airs. Russell Dodson.
Dr. Luke Robinson and Aliss Anna¬
bel Robinson motored up to Atlanta
Friday afternoon to bring Air. Luke
Robinson home from the hospital, but
hN physician thought best for him to
remain several days longer. His ma
ny friends wish for him a speedy con
v;ileseence.
iMk COVlNGl’OK ftfiWS, CoVtNGtftitf, GEORGIA-
Dr. and from Mrs, month’s S. L. Waits have re- j
turned a stay in New
York. While there Dr. Waits took a
post graduate course in medicine.
Baraca Class
Gives Barbecue.
One of the most enjoyable events of
the past wec(> was the barbecue on
Friday at which the Baraca Class of
the First Alethodist church entertained
a number of their friends at the pretty
cauntr.v home of Air. and Mrs. Mobley
near Covington.
Miss Travis Entertains
In Honor Visitors.
A very pleasant affair of the past
week was the theatre party given by
Miss Allie Louise Travis on Wednes¬
day afternoon at the popular Lyric
Theatre in compliment to her guest.
Miss Alargaret Olds, of College Park,
and Aliss Alabel Corbin, of Cedar Hill.
Tenn., guest of Air. and Airs. H. B.
Roobertson.
Mrs. Smith Entertained
Sunday School Class.
Mrs. Earl Al. Smith entertained
her Sunday school class of girls with
a lawn party last Saturday afternoon.
The beautiful story, “Probable Sons,”
by Amy LeFewvre, was read and en¬
joyed. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Aliss Carolyn Smith of Thomson,
and Aliss Verna Aiasli assisted Airs.
Smith in entertaining.
Heart-Dice Party For
Misses Corbin and Fulton.
Air, and Airs. H. B. Robertson en¬
tertained eight couples at a Heart
Dice party Thursday evening in honor
of Aliss Alabel Corbin, of Cedar Hill,
Tenn., and Alisse Willie Fulton, of
Johnson City, Tenn., the guest of Air.
and Mrs. Will Stillwell.
At the conclusion of the interesting
game delicious cream and cake were
served.
The guest included Alisses Mabel
Corbin, Willie Fulton, Ethel Williams.
Myrtle and Evelyn Ester, Margaret
Olds, Allie Louise Travis. Mary Loy¬
al Brown and Alessrs. Warren Stil,l
well, Coy Swann, AI. G. Boswell, Rich¬
ard Lester. William Aiken, Joseph
Gary, James White and Harold Rob¬
ertson.
Miss Brown Entertains
In Honor Miss Cochran.
Among the many social affairs given
in honor of a charming visitor was
the dinner at which Aliss Alary Loyal
Brown entereained a few friends on
Tuesday evening at the home of her
parents, Air. and Airs. S. A. Brown,
on Emory street, in compliment to
Aliss Alabel Corbin, of Cedar Hill,
Tenn., the attractive guest of Air. and
Mrs. H. B. Robertson
A delicious dinner of five courses
was served after which a number of
interesting games were enjoyed.
The hostess was assisted by her
Bister, Airs. Park Brown, and her
mother, Airs. S. A. Brown.
The invited guests of hono^ were
Miss Gladys Odum, Alessrs James
White, Harold Robertson and Fielder
Adams.
Mrs. Yining Entertains
In Honor Aliss Dorothy Reed.
On Thursday evening at her attrac¬
tive home on Conyers street, Mrs. A. C.
Vining entertained about thirty guests
of the younger set at a prom party,
the affair being a pretty compliment
to Aliss Dorothy Reed, of Bartow, Fla.,
the guest of Aliss Beth Flowers.
Handsome white prlox and brilliant
colored salvia were used in the living
room decorations.
Tlip punch bowl, which was placed
n the porch, was beautifully decorated
with ferns and dainty pink crepe myr¬
tle and was gracefully presided over
by Alisses Annie Trapnell and Woffie
Floyd and Alary Lizzie Sandling.
Proms featured the happy occasion.
Delicious cream and cake were
served. t“
Six O’clock Dinner
In Honor Miss Cochran.
Beautiful in every detail was the
six o’clock dinner at which Aliss An¬
nie Peek entertained a few friends on
Wednesday evening at the home of her
parents, Air. and Airs. J S. Peek, on
Montieello street, in honor of Aliss
Maliel Corbin, of Cedar Hill, Tenn.,
guest of Alrs.H.B.Robertson.
The color scheme of yellow’ and
white was carried out in the dining
room, lighted with many candles and
aglow’ with pretty flowers, also in the
courses served.
The table had as its central deco
artion a crystal basket of nasturtiums
the hand e tied with ^vliite tulle rest¬
ing on a plateau.
The candelabras and candlesticks
held white unshaded taper*.
The hostess was assisted by her sis¬
ter. iss Lucile Peek and Aliss Carrie
Williams.
The guests included Alisses Mabel
Corbin, Ethel Williams. Evelyn Estes,
Vinnie Sue Hicks, Alessrs James j
White Harold Robertson and Genie
Lee.
Mrs, Everitt Eiii(*rttMl)»
Missionary Society.
The Foreign and Homo Missionary
Society of the First Methodist church
met at the beautiful home of Airs. R.
E. Everitt, on Floyd street, Monday at
4 o’clock, for its August meeting. The
spacious parlor, with its lovely bas¬
kets of nasturtiums swelled the hearts
of tiiose present with gratitude to Him
for whom they had met to do service
and an air of humility s**emed to per¬
vade the forty who were present.
Mis, Count Gibson conducted the
devotional exercises and made fitting
remarks on the subject for the after¬
noon. "World Unity Found in Christ.”
Four uevv members were reported,
making 70 in all.
Mrs. Robert Fowler talked very
beautifully on “The Life of Aliss Ella
Leverett,” missionary for whom the
society is making special effort, fol
lowed by prayer by Mrs. A. N. Hays.
The meeting was then turned over
to committee in charge: Airs. R. E. Ev¬
eritt, Airs. J. B. Davis, Airs. Geo. T.
Smith, Airs. A. D Williams, Airs. J. O.
Cooper, Mrs. IV. B. It. Pennington, Mrs.
W. H. Pickett and Airs. Luke'Robinson.
After the song, “A Charge to Keep
I Have,” Mrs. Robertson gave a
clipping. “Christian America Essential
to World Unification.” Then, “Lack
of Unity in Rural Districts,” was read
by Airs. W. R. Stillwell. Mrs. John
B. Davis then very beautifully founded
Unity on Christ, “The True Ideal.”
Cake and cream w r ere served during
the social hour.
W. C. T. U. MEETING
The W. C. T. U. will hold its meet
ing at the home of Airs. F. W. Sim
nious next Tuesday afternoon Aug.
lOtli at 4 o’clock.
Airs. J. E. Hutchins.
CARD OF THANKS.
Airs. J. Al. Dealing and family wish
to thank their many friends thru this
paper for their kindness and syrnpa
thy shown them during their recent
bereavement.
FOR SALE—8500 feet of Lumber
ready sawed. Also 100 acres of land
1 1-2 miles of Juliet, Gf., in Jones
county. Bargain at $1,500.00 for all.
Terms if desired. Address Lewis
Johnson, Covington, Ga. 2tp
(
B. U. Brightwell, formerly of this
county left over the Central railroad
for his iiome in Tampa, Fla., aceom
panied by his aunt, Alary B. Hunter,
who will make her home in that place
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