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O C I K T
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
MRS. LYNDA l.LE IiKYAN, IN CHARGE
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If you have any friends visiting you—if you are going anywhere
or coming home, write a postal < ard to this department, giving the
details or telephone the item. It will he appreciated.
Mr. Jim Wells visited Atlanta’s
tomobile Show.
Dr. J. It. Sams was in Atlanta,
day. motored to At
Mr. John Callaway
lunta Tuesday.
Miss Maud Mobley spent the
end holiday at Social Circle.
The C. A. Soekwells were at
ledgeville, Tuesday. •
Mrs. Dennard, of Milledgeville is
guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Nixon.
.Mrs. San ford, Steadman was in
ta Thursday.
Mrs. \V. W. Childs was in
Friday, and at Madison, ttiis week.
Mr. Carl Me I.emore of Atlanta was
Sunday visitor.
Mr. Wilbur Harwell was in the
city during the week.
Miss Eugenia Guinn went to
ta Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fitzhugh Lee
Miss Mattie Mitchell, of Newborn
Tuesday visitors.
Miss Hyda Hoard is being
welcomed alter extended visits to
tieello and Atlanta. .
Mi*. W, Fitzhugh Lee, of
visited his parents. Dr. and Mrs. J.
Lee, Friday. (
Mr. J. B. Robinson spent
with Mi , and Mrs.* Shelby Myrick,
Savannah.
Misses Maggie and Carrie Berk Da
vis are home from their Monticello
it.
Maj. Walter Clark, of Atlanta,
bflnday with his parents,Mi. and
W. C. Clark in North Codington.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sookwell and
Mary Soekwell visited Social
relatives, Sunday.
Misses Ruby Pittman and
Mark are among the measles
cents.
Miss Josephine Franklin is
from Wesleyan College, Macon,
spend the week-end with home folks.
Mrs. W. H. Pickett and family
Mrs. John B. Davis were Atlanta,
itors, Wednesday..
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hicks
young son were with Mr. Hick's
in the country, last Sunday.
Airs. \S . I). Tm\ is is at the
of her mother, Mrs. Burner, who
quite ill in Douglasville.
Mr. James Stephenson, who
been quite ill from a severe spell
pneun,ionia is reported better. A
ed nurse is in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harwell left
day for Hot Springs, where it is
nestly hoped the latter will gain
fect health and strength.
Misses Lueile Meador, Ethline Me
Garity, Denie Abercrombie and
Lott, motored to Covington,
from Jersey. A
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Turner,
Natalie Turner and Lucy White
visitors to the Automobile Show
Atlanta.
Mrs. R. P. Lester, who was in
bile at the bedside of a sick
was called home on account of
in her immediate family.
Mr. Victor K. Meador, who is a
dent at *the University of Georgia,
a week's vacation, which will be
with ids parents, Judge and Mrs. A.
.Meador.
Mr. Duncan is in St. Joseph’s
mary, Atlanta, where he underwent
operation, thirty minutes after
He was accompanied by Mr. W.
Stillwell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tolson. Mrs. S.
Yancey, Kobt. and Sidney Yancey,
and Mrs. Jas. Carroll made a
trip to Atlanta arid enjoyed a visit
Mrs. Carroll’s sister, Miss Sue
Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Davis of Monticello
lyrned Sunday to visit Dr. and
J. A. Wright, during the presence
Mr. and Mrs. .fames Carr’ of
phia. in the homo.
.Mrs. Pom Callaway has been in
lanta im the past fortnight with
lovoiy little daughter. Sara White,
at Georgia Baptist hospital,
ing from an operation.
The Dudley Williams family
been in Atlanta the past week to
near Miss Ethel Williams, who
went an operation, Friday. Her
dition is quire favorable and her
are greatly encouraged. This
young woman is the recipient of
dowers and tokens from friends
and near.
W INFORMAL
DINNER.
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll was enlivened by the
of congenial friends Friday evening.
Fair dowers, a delicious repast
sprightly conversation sped the
on airy wings.
The present: Mr. J. L.
and I'lit. Bruce Jones, of Macon,
Mi Weaver. Jr., of Porteidale.
Capital City Dry Cleaning
■ and Dyeing b
The Graceful City is again is the making Fashion, and Ihe again Capital the
Wrappy Coat new
South *s Winter Wraps by careful
Dry Cleaning and Perfect Dyeing.
We dye your old wraps the new Spring
colors; and by simply taking out the
inner lining you ran make the Winter
model a !i*?ht, Spring style.
This is real economy.
“Parcel Post Your Package—Look to Us for Results. 9 *
Caff//a/ City Dry Cleaning Dye Works
ATLANTA, GA,
W. C. T. I MET \\ li ll
i MRS. WELLS
i A delightful welcome was accorded
j the W.C.T.U. in the home of Mrs. G. T.
Wells Tuesday at the regular March
\‘ ' meetine ,in *”
! The spacious rooms were adorned
I wit |, spring’s fairest offerings. The of
table was distinctive With ... a mb ..
ver loving cup, filled with exquisite
daffodils.
Mrs. R. R. Fowler was pres.-protem.
Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, 12:13
was road with an indefinable charm;
each verse reflecting the duty and
beauty of charily, (love), as clearly ,as
the prisms shows the colors of the
rainbow. Mrs. Fowler followed with
an earnest, soulful prayer; after which
she lead a letter from Mrs. Cotton and
. vplained a poster of timely signifi¬
cance.
The Union sang “Will Win a Million
Members Coming thru the year, and
that New Member,” to Miss Florence
Wells’ accompaniments.
The interesting minutes of Mrs. J. E.
Ilutehins were read and approved
Mrs. E. o. Lee, Treasurer, received the
I dues, and several new members were
enrolled.
The program was formerly opened
by Mrs. Hattie Gantt, reproducing "a
reading learned in early girlhood. She
displayed decided histrionic ability.
Olin Everett, Bruce Pickett, Jack Neal
and Harmon Hicks sang with striking
effect: “Crowding Awfully to Mrs. W.
If. Pickett's rollicking accompaniment.
Anti-narcoties were discussed by Mes
dames £i. P. Thompson, C. A. White
and Fount l>. Gibson.
lee cream and wafers were dispen¬
sed in conclusion. At the suggestion of
Mrs. .1. E. Hutchins, the golden blos¬
soms used for favors, were gathered
into a posy of love and, rememberance
tn be presented to Mrs. J. M. Gary, the
president absent on account of illness.
The committee to whom this meeting
owed its perfect success was composed
of the following ladies; Mesdames J.
T. Wells, W. II. Pickett, Sr. and Jr.,
Joe Pittman, J. B. Davis, 1). M. Rogers,
S. P. Thompson, Comet I). Gibson, (’. A.
White and Hattie Gantt, T. U. Smith.
J. R. McCord, N. Kaplan. 1
I). A. II. MET
WEDNESDAY
A pretty affair was the D. A. R.
meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W.
Soekwell. Miss Salliemae Soekwell
and Lucy Mobley acting hostesses.
Old and new business passed in swift
review before the Chapter, under the
direction of Mrs. H. C. Clark, regent.
Committt os reported briefly and inter¬
estingly. •
A box of cakes had been donated to
convalescent soldiers at Ft. McPher¬
son. The Flag code presented to the
colored schools, also attention given to
marking graves of Revolutionary so!
diers.
The keynote of the meeting was in
formation from Mrs. Soekwell, to the
effect that 1921 is the centennial year
of Newton county, this originating with
the local 1>. A. R. Chapter. They ex¬
pect to plan, boost and prepare great
tilings for the your. A committee was
appointed by the regent
Activities will go forward enthusias¬
tically. For social delectation. a
“Presidential Contest” was provided
in which guessing photographs of tin
piv.sidents was featured,
The dining-room was elaborate in de
J j novation. ihtg with ferns artistic and flowers beauty. interining- A salad
j course The was visitors served. present were: Mes
dames R. E. Everitt. II. B. Robertson,
Talley, Cobb Cook, C. A. Soekwell,
R. M. Mobley, Brick Store; Misses Lav
rile Peck and Mary Soekwell.
MRS. \\ M IES DIRECTS
STORY HOIK
Interest in the StoiT Telling Hour is
still at white heat.
Mrs. Waites provided delightful fea¬
tures for last Saturday.
Miss Pearlie Tayloi. a prime favorite
gave readings with characteristic
charm and spaciousness.
Mrs. Tully Smith is Saturday's dir¬
ector.
' Many plans are being discussed for
spring time pleasures, and out door en¬
joyment.
THB COVINGTON NKWB, COVINGTON, GEORGIA.
ST. PATRICK CELEBRATION
BY U. D. C.
The home of Mesdames E. J. Wil¬
liams and J. E. Hutchins is delightful¬
ly adapted for entertaining, and made
an ideal setting for the March meeting
of the U. D. C., on Tuesday.
The volume of business was unus¬
ually heavy, but was dispatched with
admirable celerity by the efficient pres¬
ident, Mrs. W. W. Childs. The min¬
utes, reports on local activities, appro¬
priations for the. Benson Sword Fund
and Richmond Museum passed in swift
array. Committees were appointed for
the observance of Memorial Day on
April 20th.
At the conclusion of the business
session, a program of absorbing interest
was presented. The Chapter was
transported to the Emerald Isle, the
home of minstrelsy and song. The de- i
corations were in harmonious accord.! |
Tables were adorned with runners of
emblematic designs. The shamrock,
l.vre, crowns and o'er it all a green
light stealing, showed that good old
St. Patrick had come into his own:
while legends ages old mingled with the
irrepressible wit of "Happy Hooligan.”
Miss Maud Mobley contributed an
instructive sketch of St. Patrick. Her
voice Is clear and resonant, possessing
a carrying force that was musical as
a silver bell.
Miss Vera Keller’s vocal inter- j
pretation of “The Wearing of the ;
Green,”, possessed all the fervor of a !
genuine Irish colleen. Misses Clara
Belle and Clyde Adams delighted the:
audience with an enchanting piano and .
violin duo, Miss Clara Belle Adams al- ;
so rendered “A Little Bit of Heaven.”
with magical effect. The aceompan- j
invents, under the skilled fingers of i
Miss Grace Wilson, rippled in exquisite j
melody. An instrumental selection of i
of wondrous beauty was contributed
by Miss Wilson. Bits of Irish wit and
humor were read by Miss Sallie Mae
Soekwell: Mesdames H. B. Robertson,
\\\ C. Clarke, -Robt. Webb and Lynda
Lee Bryan. The napkins,, ice cream
and cake, with souvenir shamrocks,
bore out the St. Patrick feature and
were dispensed by the neat-handed
“Phyllises” of the occasion, assisted
by graceful little Miss Sara Clyde
Hutchins. The following were the
hostesses: Mrs. Jack Swann. Mrs. E.
V. Moore, Mrs. Ed. Hutchins, Mrs. C.
King. Mrs. W. D. Travis. Miss Lu
eile Mobley, Miss Rena Parker, Miss
Maud Mobley.
Y NNOF NCE.Y1 ENTS.
Rev. Simpson will preach at Ihe Pres- :
byterian church next Sabbath.
election, of officers at the Baptist
church, next Sunday evening.
The Aid Society of the IV. M. U. will
meet next Monday, March 21st, in the
home of Mesdames Williams and Hut¬
chins with Mrs, C. C, King as joint
hostess. The hour is 3:30 o’clock.
* * *
The Epvvorth League and Christian
Endeavor meet regularly every Sunday
evening at the Methodist and Presby¬
terian churches, respectively.
* » *
Dr. Walter B. Hubbard will give a
free lecture at Christian Science church
Friday, March 18th, 8:15 p. m. Every¬
body invited.
In Price
Cheap as it can be bought anywhere.
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COVINGTON, GA. c
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COVINGTON, GEORGIA.
