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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
MRS. LYNDA LEE BRYAN, LN CUARUE
PHONE 159
If you have auy friends visiting you—if you are going anywhere
or coming home, write a postal »ai d to this department, giving the
details or telephone the item. It will be appreciated.
.Mrs. W. L. Brandenburg wa* in At¬
lanta several days.
Mr. I.. T. Biggers. of the county,
was in Covington Tuesday.
Mr. J. C. Stewart, of Snapping
Shoals, was among Monday's visitors.
Mr. VV. (J. Carter, of Rutledge, was
in Covington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Walton spent the
week-end with relatives in Atlanta.
Mr. E. G. .Merck and son, Ernest,
were at Madison Tuesday.
Mrs. Cannon, of Eastman, is visit
ing the Cannon-Harrell relatives.
Mr. C. C. Estes spent Tuesday in
Atlanta.
Mr. K. M. .Jackson was in Atlanta
Monday.
Miss Ruth Taylor returned to Bax¬
ley Sunday.
Miss Caroline Osborne made a Christ¬
mas visit to Atlanta.
Mr. K. M. Rogers returned Saturday
to his home at Soperton.
Miss Ludie Frances Burton has re¬
turned from Villa Rica and Atlanta.
Miss Julia Merck visited Miss Birdie
Shepherd in Atlanta during Christmas.
Miss Mary E. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
.). R. Webb spent last week at Culloden.
Miss Kinus Pendley, of Newborn,
was with Miss Martha Churchill for a
few days.
Miss Elsie Rheberg was with Miss
llosie Rhebery and friends this week
in Atlanta.
Miss Ena Belle Peek is at home, af¬
ter spending the holidays with Atlanta
relatives.
Misses Thompson and Eva Gardner
visited Mr. and Mrs. James Gardner
last week.
Stewart Sewell spent Friday with
lbs grandparents. Rev. arid Mrs. Sewell
at Eaton ton.
Mrs. W. H. Gaither was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Barber, at Mans¬
field, last week.
Mrs. C. E. Aenchbacker and sons,
Homer and C. E. Jr., were in Atlanta
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Luck spent
Christmas with relatives at Mansfield
and in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayne Terrell, of Cor
dele, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.
1). Terrell this week.
Miss Annie Trapnell has returned
from Florida, where site spent the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. c. A. McKibhon. after a visit
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to Or. ami Mrs. J. W. Lee, returned
to Atlanta Saturday.
Miss Maude Mobley’s vacation was
spent with her aunt, Mrs. Paxton, at,
Lake City, Florida.
Rev and Mrs. Walker Combs and
sons were guests of Social Circle rela¬
tives a couple of days.
Mr. Frank Rheberg. of Augusta, was
the guest of Miss Olga Rheberg and
household for the week-end.
Miss Carrie Williams, of Atlanta
was with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Williams
and family for a holiday visit.
Mr. Cody Pennington, of Atlanta,
visited Mr. and Mrs. YV. B. R. Ben¬
nington during the holidays.
Miss Mardelle Taylor, after spending
the holidays with homefolks. returned
to YY yckliffe, Ky.. Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. YV. S. Scruggs have re¬
turned from a visit to their daughter.
Mrs. YY illiam Pope, of Union, S. C.
Mrs. R. L. Hicks. Miss Louise Hicks
and Harmon Hicks were guests of
Conyers relatives during the week.
Misses Josie and Annie YY’ebb. of At
lanta, visited Dr. G. YV. Webb and
Miss Maggie YY’ebb during the week.
Miss Mary Roach and Mr. Edwarl
Hays, after a visit to the Hays-Luck
families, returned to Atlanta Sunday.
Mr. Hugh Y’enialson. of Augusta,
supplied for Mr. W. S. Scruggs at the
telegraph office during his absence in
South Carolina.
Miss Nancy McLaughlin, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday afternoon and was ac
coinpanied on the return by Miss Lyn¬
da Lee McKibben.
Mr. Nelson Burton, after spending
the holidays with his parents. Mr. and
Airs. Frank Burton, returned to Ogle- I
thoipe Lnitersity Friday.
Mis. John D. Allen, violin teacher at,
G. N. & T. College. Milledgeville. I
was
the guest of Miss Gladys Odum in i
North Covington last w-k.
Mrs. L. T. Diggers. Mrs J. L, Skin
n-r and Miss Bara Clifford Skinner are
spending the week in Atlanta with
Yli and Mrs. B. L. Bigger* and Miss
Isabel Biggers.
Mr. Sam Trapnell supplied for Miss
Annie Trapnell during her absence in
Florida, while Mr. Dewitt Rogers took
the place of Mr. Trapnell in the local
Central office. Covington:
YIrs. R. M. Rogers, after a week's
visit to Mr. and Mrs D. M Rogers ani
THE COVINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, GEuhuia
the grandchildren, left for Fargo, near
the Florida line. She was accompanied
to Eatonton by Mr. Dewitt Rogers.
The guests in the home of Rev. J.
E. Ellis left for their respective homes
Monday. The> weie, Miss Mildred
Gower. Atlanta. Miss Mary Ellen
Smith. Atlanta and Miss Geraldine El¬
lis. Demorest.
Mrs. J. B. Robinson spent Christmas
week with relatives and friends in At¬
lanta. where she was joined on New
Year's day by Mr. Robinson. The oc¬
currence of Mrs. Robinson’s birthdat
during her visit was the occasion of
several delightful courtesies.
Mrs. L. D. Patterson will be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. YY’ells
Sunday. Mrs. Patterson is enroute
front Harrisonburg, Y r a., to Florida for
the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Wells ami
Mr. Jim YY'elts will go to Atlanta to
meet Mrs. Patterson.
Mr. YY’m. Fillvaw', of Columbus, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Fillvaw
dining Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Fillyaw and fam¬
ily spent a day with Mr. and Mr*. J.
S. Fillyaw during the holidays.
Miss Frances Kennedy, of Decatur,
was the guest of Miss Josephine Frank¬
lin this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis came from
Atlanta for a visit to Maj. and Mrs.
John B. Davis this week.
Among the Covingtonans attelding
the Shriners Snow Dance in Atlanta
were: Miss Caroline Wooten. Messrs
Jim YVells, Jack Meador. Leon and
Philip Cohen.
Covington was represented at the
dances in Winder, Jackson and Mon¬
roe.
Miss Caroline YY’ooten spent a por¬
tion of her Christmas vacation in At¬
lanta.
Mrs. U. C. Guinn arrived New
Year’s Eve from a Christmas visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Tandy E. Bush in Texas.
Mrs. Bush is expected for a visit at an
early date.
Miss Margaret Jacobs, of Shorter
College, Rome, was (lie guest of Mr.
and Mrs. N. S. Turner and family the
past week.
Mrs. John Porter, of Macon, is ex¬
pected this week for a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. N. S. Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. YY'. H. Pickett. Mrs.
(J. T. YY’ells, Mrs, J. B, Davis and Mis.
H. B. Gant formed a congenial party
motoring to Atlanta in the Pickett car
Wednesday.
Mr. c. c. Hood residing near the
county line beyond Oxford, was a vis
tor Tuesday.
Miss Carolyn Smith, after a Christ¬
mas visit to Mr. and Mrs. Earl M.
Smith in North Covington, left for
Alabama Thursday for the remainder
of her vacation.
Mr. Jack Stephenson, of Tech, spent
the holidays with Mrs. Ed Martin,
where the Stephenson brothers are
now making their home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Howell had as
their guests on New Year’s day Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Ruark and daughter.
Martha of Mac-on. Ga.
Miss Estelle YY'alker. of Y'idalia. is
spending a part of the holiday season
with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Howell.
Miss Sanger Polk, of Mansfield, was
the guests of her sisters. Mrs. YValton
and Mrs. Howell for a few days.
Samuel Green. Jr., after visiting his
mother and grandmother, Mcsdamcs
Grreen and Minnie P Wright
left for Kirkwood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Dawkins an»l
daughter returned Saturday from .«
week-end visit spent with friends and
relatives in Atlanta.
Miss Uorinne St. John, Mrs. Maddux
Mr. Carl st John, who were with
Mr. and Mrs. YY". YY'. St. John, have
to Atlanta.
Misses ina Rogers and Annie Paul¬
Anderson saw Broadway YY’hirl in
Monday.
Mr. YY’. R. King, of Ellington, is
with Mr. and Mrs. James Gardner,
this week.
Mr. Russell Hall, who was with Mr.
Mrs. J. Aft Y’aughn. is now assoei
ted with the YY’estinghouse in Atlanta.
- M «ss Sara Colley Hight. Mrs. Brake
her twin daughters, Evelyn and
spent the holidays with Mrs.
V. Farmer and Miss Annie Mac
.
Mi. YY L. Brandenburg's territory
the past two weeks was North
South Carolina.
Misses YY’ilmer Singleton and Mae
of Atlanta, were guests of Mr.
Mrs. L. A. Patrick for the week¬
Misses Grace and Fleeta Horton vis
Mr. and Mrs. David Newton and
at Conyers Tuesday.
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Miss Martha Frances Almand and •
Mr. Robert Harris King were united i
in marriage Monday evening at the!
home of Rev. and Mrs. .J. E. Ellis on |
Monticello street, Rev. Ellis perform- |
ing the ceremony. i
The couple were accompanied by a «
party characterized of friends. by sacred The occasion was j
a simplicity.
WALTER YV. CHILDS. JR., EN
TERTAINS THURSDAY EVENING
Some fifty guesfs were bidden by Mr.
YY alter YY . Childs. Jr., to a party on
Thursday evening. The guest list in¬
cluded a number of visitors.
Music and proms were featured.
Chicken salad, with hot chocolate,
was served.
FOR MISS CAMPBELL
The Bridge party given by Misses
Natalie and Frances Turner Monday,
honored Miss Dorothy Campbell, a
bride-elect.
Guests for seven tables were invit¬
ed. Miss t ampbell was most winsome
in a black satin evening gown trimmed
with tuile and French flowers.
A salad course was served.
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Miss Helen Smith will not return to
her school work at Plains, and Miss
Sara Campbell will not lesume her
studies at G. N. & I. C., until after the
Campbell-Smith wedding on Wednes¬
day.
Mrs. J. E. Phillips is leaving this
week for Atlanta to spend several
days.
Mrs.*W. F. Williams continues to
improve to the pleasure of her many
friends. It is regretted that C’apt. Wil¬
liams is confined to his room from the
effects of a severe cold.
GARDNER LAZENBY
A marriage of interest to many
friends of the contracting parties was
that of Miss Laura Talitha Lazenby
ami Mr. William Grier Gardner, of
YY.'est Newton.
The ceremony occurred at the home
of the bride’s mother, Mrs, Me Lazenby.
Rev. L. R. Neil, of the Presbyterian
church officiating. •
Decorated with sprays of holly a
high embankment of ferns above
which holly was entwined, formed the
altar. Pink sultanas and unshaded can¬
dles added to the beauty of the scene
in the parlor. -
The bride wore a lovely tailored suit
of blue with accessories to match.
After the ceremony the bridal partv
was given a reception at the home of
the groom’s mother, Mrs. YV. A. Gard¬
ner, of YY’est Newton. A delightful six
o’clock dinner was served.
The bride is the attractive daughter
of Mrs. M. C. Lazenby and has a wide
circle of friends.
The groom is a young successful
farmer. After January 1, they will be
at home with the groom’s mother, Mrs
YY’. A. Gardner.
FOR ROOK CLUB
Miss Florence YY’ells varied the cus¬
tom by entertaining her Rook Club in
the evening instead of afternoon Tues¬
day.
The change complimented the hus¬
bands of the members.
The home of Miss YVells was exquis
ite in detail, while a delightful infor¬
mality prevailed. A salad course was
served with coffee.
The visitors present were Mr. and
Mrs. Bayne Terrell, of Cordele; Miss
Annabelle Robinson.
Others participating were Mr. an 1
Mrs. Harry Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Lee, Mr. and Mrs. ,T. L. Callaway,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Kilpatrick, Mr. and
Mrs. YY’right Adams, Dr. and .Mrs. J.
R. Sams.
PARTY I OR MISS FLOWERS
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vining enti-rtai>>
ed for their niece, Miss Elizabeth
Flowers Monday evening.
The occasion brought together a
congenial group of .school friends.
Rook, fan-tan and progressive con¬
versation were enjoyed.
A salad course with chocolate was
ser\ed. followed later by cream and
cake. .
Those invited: Misses Nell Johnson,
Oxford: Annie Laurie Brown, Marion
YY illis, Louise Hicks, Ruby Y’ining,
Nellie Maude Gray. Mary Tripp, Ruth
Flowers. Ruth and Tlieo Gary, Messrs.
Nat Turner. Perry E. Lunsford. Joseph
Stradley. Rnbt. Fowler, Jr., Chas. El¬
liott, Raiford Pennington, Joseph Gar¬
rison. YY’alter and Hugh Childs.
-'HI. AND MRS. ROGERS HOSTS
The presence of Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Rogers, of Soperton, in the home of
-Mr. and Mrs: D. M. Rogers, was hr
inspiration of a delight ful musk-ale
Thursday evening.
Natcissi and Christmas blossoms
added beauty and fragrance.
I be Mandolin Club render ed a pro
gram of exquisite melody.
Ice cream and cake were erved.
those present: Miss Evelyn Estes,
Mis. A McKibben, Atlanta; Mr. and
Yl!-. R. M. Rogers. Soperton; Mi's.
Lee Bryan, Lynda Bryan, Jr..
Messrs. YY’alter Stephenson, Sam
Oliver Adams, T. C. Castle- i
PHONE NO. 20 WE DELIVER IN THE CITY
HEARD BROTHERS & COMPANY
OFFERS THIS WEEK
FOR CASH
18 pounds Granulated Sugar........$1.00 Good Grain Coffee, pound, ........ j
Armour’s Helmet Lard, pound.......15 Red Ring, String Beans, can ....... pQ
Armour’s Shield, pure Lard, pound.. 13 1-2 Armour’s Corn Flakes, package..... pj
Pure Hog Lard, pound,...........12 1-2 Post Toasties, package ............ jq
Compound Lard, pound, ...........12 Purity Oat Meal, 2 for ............ 25
48 lbs. Postelle Elegant Flour........2.75 Delmonte Sliced Pineapple, 2 for .... 55
24 lbs. Postelle Elegant Flour........ 1.40 Delmonte Desert Peaches ..........’ 25
4-8 ibs. Pickett’s Flour..............2.15 Large can Pie Peaches, 2 for ....... 35
24 lbs. Pickett’s Flour.............. 1.10 3 packages Skinners Macaroni for.....25
48 lbs. Queen of the Pantry ........2.50 Dime Brand Milk, 2 for............ 35
48 lbs, Scott’s Best Flour...........2.00 Carnation Milk, large size, .........ig
24 lbs. Scott’s Best Flour.......... 1.00 Carnation Milk, small size, 2 for..... 15
48 lbs Good Self Rising Flour ...... 1.85 6 bars Octagon Soap...............25
24 lbs. Good Self Rising Flour........95 3 bars Ivory or Fairy Soap.........25
Nice Side Meat, pound,.............10 3 bars Palm Olive Soap.............25
3 pound can Maxwell House Coffee .... 1.00 6 packages Gold Dust ......... .25
1 pound can Maxwell House Coffee.....35 6 packages A. & H. Soda...........25
3 pound can Luzianne Coffee.......90 Armour’s Star Hams, 7 lbs aver¬
1 pound can Luzianne Coffee.........30 age, pound,.................... 31 }
Ground Blue Ridge Coffee, pound, . . .20 Prince Albert, 2 for.................25
Grain Blue Ridge Coffee, pound, .... 17 1-2 A good Corn Broom ...............25
Special Prices on all Women’s and Chil¬
dren’s Shoes.
We are offering good bargains in Men’s
Suits at $25.00.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS, IF WE HAVEN’T GOT WHAT YOl
WANT WE WILL GET IT FOR YOU. PHONE NO. 20.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
Your Patronage Appreciated
HEARD BROTHERS & COMPANY
BUSINESS
ANNOUNCEMENT
WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE
BOUGHT THE ENTIRE HOLDINGS OF MARKS &
CO.’S $65,000.00 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE, IN¬
CLUDING THE LINCOLNTON, EASTMAN ANI)
COVINGTON GOODS, AND WILL SHIP THE EN¬
TIRE STOCK TO OUR COVINGTON STORE.
OUR STORE WILL BE LOCATED IN THE SAME
BUILDING OCCUPIED BY MARKS & CO. HAVING
MADE DEFINITE ARRANGEMENTS FOR OUR
STORE IN THIS CITY.
THE STORE WILL BE UNDER THE MANAGE¬
MENT OF MR. HARRY DIETZ WHO WAS IN
CHARGE OF THE MARKS & COMPANY STORE
HERE, AND IS WELL KNOWN TO THE PEOPLE OF
THIS COUNTY FOR HIS FAIR AND COURTEOUS
DEALINGS WITH THE PUBLIC.
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SUCCESSORS TO MARKS & CO., BANKRUPT
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