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^ LOCAL AND PERSONAL A
MRS. I.YNDA LEE BRYAN, IN CHARGE
PHONE 159
If you have any friends visiting you—if you are going anywhere
or coming home, write a postal card to this department, giving the
details or telephone the item. It will be appreciated.
Mr. VV. ,1. Spier, of Atlanta, was u .
Christmas visitor. i
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pressley were in |
Atlanta during the week. j
Mr. Earl Lunsford, of Macon, w'os j
with Mrs. J. F. Lunsford Monday. fromi j
tfiss Dorothy t’ampbell arrived
ALkj*yssi])pi Saturday. ,
r Mr. K. G. Merck visited Newnan rel
Irttrps a couple of days.
Mr. W. \V. Childs enjoyed a Christ¬
mas hunt at Newborn this week.
Mr. Jack L. Elliott and Dr. Love¬
less were in Atlanta last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Nowell are home
from Atlanta.
Miss Ina Wood spent Christmas dav
v, ith her mother in the county.
Mary Lizzie Cook is with Miss
< ,’lara Belle Adams.
Mr. Branson Brooks spent several
days in Atlanta.
Mr. Emmett Gordy’s holidays were
spent in Atlanta.
Mr. Lawton Harris, of Atlanta, vis¬
ited Covington this week.
Mr. Dewitt Rogers made a trip down
the Central Railroad this week.
Mr. Sum Trapnell spent his Christ¬
inas vacation in Atlanta.
„A<lr. and Mrs. L. A. Patrick and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. \V. f.
< Jreer, near Hayston, several days.
Miss Vennie Sue Hicks and Miss
A dele Mlddlebrooks spent Christmas
\v ith her homefolks.
Col. J. F. Rogers was with his son,
Mr. Ray Rogers, in Atlanta, during
the week.
Mr. Ralph Shepherd, of Birmingham,
was with his mother, Mrs. \Y. B. Shep¬
herd.
.Miss Martha Perry is in Milledge
ville with Mr. and Mrs. Conn and little
Aliss Barbara Ann Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. I .ester Maleom, of So
cial Circle, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Airs. Heard Perry and family.
Miss Corinne St. John and Mr. Carl
Ft. John, of Atlanta, spent the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. St. John.
Miss Lynda Lee McKibben, of At¬
lanta, is the guest of her grandparents,
l>r. and Mrs. J. vV. Lee.
Air. Nelson Burton, of Oglethorpe
( diversity is with his parents Air. and
Airs. Frank Burton for the week.
Miss Lucy Watson, of (Gainesville,
Oh., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Watson during the holidays.
Miss Mary Park is visiting her
brother, Mr. J. VV. Park, at Crawford
ville.
Airs. C. A. McKibben, of Atlanta, ar¬
rived today (Thursday) for a visit to
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. VV. Lee.
Miss Pryor representing Shuman,
was the Christmas guest of Airs. W.
VV. Childs.
-Mr. Warren Stillwell left Christmas
day for Boston. He went by way of
boat fipin Savannah.
Mi. Carl Lunsford, of Waldo, Ark.,
D visiting his relatives in Covington
and Newton rounty.
Mr. Count D. Gibson attended u
meeting of the Shriners in Atlanta last
week.
Air. and Mrs. J. J. Woods were with
Air. Wood's people at Logansville
hr is tmas day.
Misses Geraldine Ellis, of Lakeland,
la., and Mary Ellis Smith, of Allan
«. are visiting Aliss Lenore Ellis.
Aliss Cynthia Middlebrooks and her
; ither. of Vatesville, were guests of
ir. and Mrs. R. A. Norris.
Miss Glayds Bullard, of Lithonia,
as with Aliss Emily Leonard Tues
Miss Alleen Simmons spent the
'heistmas season with Miss Inez Rog
■—Miss Martha Churchill visited Miss
Iv in us Pendley. at Newborn, several
Mr. o. w. Porter joined an Atlanta
arty for a hunt in South Carolina
ris week.
Air. and Mrs. Tram Trice, of Atlan
i. were guests of Mr. and Airs. D. M.
-'gers this week.
m-s. Barrett, of Calhoun, was with
ir. and Mrs. B. L. Trapne for the
ul idy vs.
Air. and Mrs. I. A. Henderson, of
ayston, were the Christmas guests
t Air. and Mrs. L. P. Loyd.
Aliss Helen Smith, who is teaching
i The Plains, near Amerieus, is at
ome this week.
Alaj. and Airs. John B. Davis silent
hristmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
avis in Atlanta.
Misses Fannie and Janet Franklin,
Lithonia. were guests of Aliss
Stradlev this week,
and Mrs. Barron Ke¬ ey an-i
en, after a Christmas visit to
ind Mrs. E. O. Lee. ret rned to
icello Monday,
is Birdie Shepherd. aft< in ex
-d visit to her grandmother, Mi'S,
THE COVINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, GEORGIA
AND MRS. ADAMS ENTERTAIN
The dinner at which Mr. and Mr*. 1
H. Adams were hosts on Monday
was an artistic success in
detail.
The home on Floyd street was
wreathed in holly and Christmas col¬
ors. Hand painted cards were distri¬
buted to the guests before entering
the prettily appointed dining room.
Each card represented the floral de¬
sign of the hand-painted dinner ser¬
vice Quite a bit of merriment occurr¬
ing in the harmonious seating.
On the back of these cards the hos¬
tess had written her will. Unique and
original were the generous behests
the recipients were made rich in¬
deed .
Narcissi formed the fragrant deco¬
ration in the center of the table.
A giant turkey with accessories
featured a perfect Christmas feasr.
Misses Julia Muse and Sylvia Adams
donned white aprons and proved neat
handed maidens in their prompt and
ready service.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Fitz
E. Heard and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Muse.
KITCHENS MEADORS
A wedding of interest to their friends
occurred Sunday afternoon, December
25, 1921, at the home of the bride’s pa¬
rents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kitchens, of
Mansfield, was that of their daughter,
Ila, to Mr. Frank Meadors, of Coving
Rev. J. W. O. McKibbons, of Deca¬
tur performed the ceremony in the
presence of a number of invited guests,
including friends and relatives of both
the bride and groom.
The wedding march was played by
Airs. Hugh McGarity, a cousin of the
groom, and was from Lohengrin and
during the ceremony Mrs. McGarity
played “To a Wild Rose.”
The bride was becomingly attired in
a traveling suit of brown duvetyne
with harmonious accessories. Her flow¬
ers were shower boquet of bride's roses
and white hyacinths.
After the ceremony, the bridal party
was givoo a reception at the home of
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Members, near Covington. A delightful
fotir course luncheon was served.
The bride is an attractive daughter
of Mr. and Airs. T. J. Kitchens, of
Alansfitld, and has a wide circle of’
friends.
The groom is a popular young busi¬
ness man of CoVfcsgton.
After a short wedding trip they will
be at home to their friends in Coving
ten .
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES GALORE
A number of parties have brightened
the Yuletide season.
Miss Lenore Ellis entertained infor¬
mally Monday evening for her broth¬
ers, Messrs. Marshall and Paul Ellis,
and the house guests.
Mrs. G. L. Waites was hostess at an
affair this week given for her Sunday
school class of the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook gave open
sesame at their suburban home Mon¬
day evening. Music ‘and variety of di¬
versions were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sockwell and
Miss Salliemae gave a family dinner
on Christmas day to which were bidden
the Mobley-Sockwell relatives.
FEE- MEADOR
A marriage of much interest was
that of Miss Lucile Fee to Mr. Lestev
Memlor, of Covington, which was sol¬
emnized by Rev. G, W. Duval at the
Methodist parsonage in Conyers on
Wednesday afternoon, December 14. at
1:30 o'clock.
The bride was lovely in a brown suit
with squirrel trimmings with hat and
accessories to match. •
Airs. Meador is the youngest daugh
ter of Air. and Mrs. W. T. Fee, and has
a host of friends who wish her much
happiness in her new home. Mr. Mead
r is a prominent young man of Cov¬
ington.—Conyers Times.
MR. VXD AIRS: VAUGHN’S
PARTIES.
A series of pretty parties were given
by Mr. and Airs. J. A. Vaughn this
week. Guests were invited for two
, tallies of Bridge and one of Rook at
the afternoon party, Tuesday. The
honorees were Misses Lucy Vaughn, of
Conyers and Hazel Borquin. of Adel.
The decorations featured miniature
Christmas trees and a jardinere of
gorgeous poinsettas. A salad course
was served with hot tea.
In the evening a group of congenial
friends asembled for music, dancing
and progresive conversation. A salad
course was served with coffee.
“SEEING IRENE."
Miss Martha Anderson, Air Wilson
Biggers. Aliss Alleen Simmons, Mr. and
Airs. Sanford Steadman formed a con¬
genial party going up to see “Irene”
Wednesday.
Alisses Dorothy Lee and Pauline Gary
attended the “Irene” matinee. Wed¬
nesday.
Mrs. A. C. Yiniiig and Miss Annie
M > r,is Johnson were in Atlanta, Mon
I dfiv for “Irene ”
Miss Inez Thomas, Mr. Guy Rogers,
Miss Frances Dealing and Dr. Joseph
j m ‘» on s;,w " riTi1e '" Mondtt >'
WOMAN’S Cl I B NOTICE.
Th * January meeting of the Wo¬
man s Flub will be held in the home
J , January 3rd, 3:30 o'clock. Members re
quested to attend.
W. B. Shepherd, is now in Atlanta with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Feriv.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lunsford
daughter wore with Mr, and Mrs. Os
car Adams at Mansfield Monday for a
spend-the-day. holi/|
Joseph Castleberry spent the
days with his Marietta kinfolks,
Miss Mildred Gower, of Atlanta, is the
guest of Miss Lenore Ellis.
.Miss Nancy McLaughlin is making
a stop-over between trains today
(Thursday) with Miss Lynda Lee Mc¬
Kibben enroute from Augusta to At¬
lanta.
Mrs. Minnie Powell Wright and
Mrs. Samuel Green spent Christmas
day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry King
Brooks at Washington.
Mr. and Airs. J. O. Upshaw and Miss
Ora Upshaw went over to Monroe
Christmas Eve and from there to Ath¬
ens for a spend-the-day Sunday.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fi.
White was gladdened by the members
of the family Christmas. There were
Mrs. Mae White Lee and daughter,
Mr. Chas. White, of Atlanta, Mr.
James White, of Emory University,
besides those residing in Covington.
Mr. Walter G. Shields, who lias
taught successfully at Garfield, in
Southeast Georgia, is attending th -
Linotype School in Macon.* Mr. Shields
was home for the holidays, returning
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Callaway and
sons; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Simmons
were with the E. H. Jordans in Atlanta
several days, returning Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Briscoe’s spend
thc-ady guests Monday were: Rev. and
Mrs. S. D. Cherry and two sons, Sam¬
uel Briscoe and Francis Lamar, of
Mansfield. Air. and Mrs, Otto Briscoe
and son, Otto, Jr.
Airs. M. P. Wright has returned from
a delightful visit to Washington, where
she was the guest of her son and da ugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Brooks at
Magnolia Farms.
Airs. Samuel Green and son, Samuel,
Jr., are spending the Christmas holi¬
days with Air. and Mrs. Harry K.
Brooks at their country home, Mag¬
nolia Farms near Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Meador, who
were married near Monticello Christ¬
mas day, dined with Mrs. J. K. Mead
or and family Tuesday.
Miss Mary Porter, of Columbus,
visiting her grandmother, Airs. O. S.
Porter, and her aunt, Miss Charlie
Porter.
Misses Middlebrooks, Collins, Messrs.
Albert George arid John Trice motored
ed from Atlanta for a Christmas visit
to the Rogers-Trapnell relatives.
Air. and Airs. R. M. Rogers, who
came to spend Christmas with their
children. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Rigers,
will return to their Soperton home
Saturday.
The guests in the home of Alt', and
Mrs. E. J. Dennard for Christmas were:
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dennard, Mr. and
Mrs. B. H. Garrett, Air. and Mrs. VV.
H. Mitchell, Mr. J. L. Dennard, Aliss
Tommie Lou Tayne, of Atlanta. Some
of tlie party left Monday, others re¬
turned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sockwell spent
Wednesday with Air. and Airs. Sanders
Upshaw, of Social Circle, in whose
home a delightful family dinner was
given.
Dr. W. J. Boswell, of Tallulah Kadis
was a visitor Wednesday enroute from
Mansfield where he has farming in
terests. Dr. Boswell moved from Mans
field to Decatur. During this year he
assumed a lucrative practice at Talla
lah.
MISS PIERCE LEAVES
FOR FOl.KSTON HOME
Aliss Bernice Pierce has gone to her
home at Folkston.
Miss Pierce's charming personality
and bright musical attainments will he
missed.
She was the efficient pianist at the
Lyra Theatre and the programs were
a never ending source of pleasure.
MRS. I I NM ORB'S
CHRISTMAS GUESTS
The home of Airs. J. F. Lunsford lias
been the center of gracious hospitali¬
ty during the Y'uletide season. Dining
with Airs. Lunsford Christmas dav
were: Air. and Airs. Will Harwell, of
Mansfield. Air. and Mrs. Horace Wil¬
liams and ha by. of Broughton, Mrs. L.
T. Riggers, Miss Annie Mae Biggers,
Miss Annie Lois Smith, of Oxford, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Butler Rogers, Mr. and
I j Mrs. Evans Lunsford. Air. Perry
j ford. Mr. and Mrs W. K. Lunsford
and daughter. Air. W. J. Spier, of
lanta, Mr. C irl Lunsford, of Waldo,
Texas. Air. md Mrs. E. H. Mobley,
Aliss Elise P eston. Mr. Tom Barnes,
I Mrs. Lulls ird invited for
evening. Rex und Mrs. Henry Bran
hair
j Air. sford, of Waldo, Ark.
THANKS
AND
WISHES
THE YEAR 1921 WITH ALL ITS HAPS AND MIS¬
HAPS, ALL ITS SUCCESSES AND ALL ITS FAIL¬
URES, ALL ITS GLADNESS AND ALL ITS SADNESS
WILL VERY SOON BE A THING THAT IS PAST. WE 6
HOPE THAT FOR YOU IT HAS HELD MORE OF JOY 1
THAN OF SORROW AND WE WISH YOU SINCERE¬
LY THE HAPPIEST KIND OF A CHRISTMAS.
WE WISH MORE THAN THAT. WE WISH THAT a
THE YEAR 1922 MAY BE THE BEST YET. MAY IT
BRING YOU IN LARGE MEASURE THOSE THINGS
WHICH YOU MOST DESIRE AND WHEN IT DRAWS If
TO A CLOSE, AS IT SURELY WILL, MAY YOU BE fi
ABLE TO LOOK BACK UPON IT WITH COMPLETE a
SATISFACTION.
WE DEEPLY APPRECIATE THE CONTRIBUTION
WHICH BY YOUR PATRONAGE YOU HAVE MADE
TO OUR SUCCESS AND ASSURE YOU THAT IT
WILL BE A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU AT ALL I I
TIMES.
Yours very truly,
Piper Hardware Company
E. M. PIPER, Proprietor.
((
1921 f
has been a successful year for us. It has
been due to the loyal friendship and sup¬
port of our people, and we beg that each of
you will accept our sincere thanks and this
acknowledgment of our gratitude.
1922
is before us all. To you we trust it will bring
that great measure of success which we
know that you deserve. It is our sincere and
lasting wish.
CITY PHARMACY
“The Popular Drug Store”
