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OCIET
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
MRS. LYNDA 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.
Mrs. W. C. Clark was in Atlanta for
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. .lack L. Elliot were in
Atlanta, this week.
Mr. Elwyn Gary spent several days
in Greensboro, last week.
Messrs. Duval Diggers and Fred
Adams, visited Conyers, Thursday.
Miss Ardelia Clark of Atlanta is vis¬
iting relatives in Covington this week.
Mrs. Stockton, of Jacksonville, Fla.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. W.
<lodfrey.
Misses Esther Clark and Maria
Death were at Conyers for the school
play, recently.
Mr. Robert Perry left Tuesday, for
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Conn, in
Milledgeville.
Mr. Pressley Christian, after spend¬
ing several days in Atlanta has re¬
turned to Covington.
Mrs. W. T. Fee and daughter, Ruby
of Conyers, spent Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. U. L. Meador.
Mrs. J. O. Cooper, who has been in
an Atlanta sanitorium several weeks
returned home, Tuesday.
Miss Delia Perry, who is teaching
at Wrens, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Perry, for the week-end.
Miss Marion Willis, of G. N. and I. C.
came up from Milledgeville to spend
the week-end holidays with homefolks.
Rev. Christian, of Elberton was vis¬
iting the Ramsey relatives and renew¬
ing old acquaintance in Covington this
week.
Mrs. J. W. Sockwell and Miss Sallie
Mae Sockwell were the guesas of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Moore, in Winder,
Monday.
Miss Gladys Odum, of G. N. and I.
C. , Milledgeville spent the week-end
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
G. Odum,
r
Mrs. Joseph Pye of Woodland and
Mrs. Estelle Pye of Thomaston are visit
ing their Norris Andrew, Kilpatrick
relatives.
Mrs. John Porter of Macon was in
Covington the past week visiting the
Porter relatives and Mr. and Mrs. N.
S. Turner
Mr. Norris Pye of Atlanta was in
Covington, Sunday, coming down dur¬
ing the visit of his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Pye, of Woodland.
Mrs. J. N. Gary, Miss Pauline and
Theo Gary and Elwyn Gary, with their
house guests the Branans and Roun¬
trees spent Saturday in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs F. C. Branan and Mrs.
D. Alvah Rountree motored from
Swainsboro, last week for a visit to
the J. N. Gary family. Returning
home Monday.
Friends regretted that Mrs. Sam
Thompson was quite indisposed, this
week. She was greatly missed by
Philathea Class at the Methodist Sun¬
day School, last Sabbath.
Mr. Means Davis, of Columbia S. C.
was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Cook. He was accompanied on
his home return by Essie and Craw¬
ford White, who have been spending
somtime in Covington.
Miss Kathryn Sockwell, who has
been making her home with Mr. and
Mrs. Mai Griffin, for sometime, has
joined her father in Atlanta, where
she will reside in the future. Miss
Sockwell will attend the West End
public schools.
What Every Woman Will Be Interested to Know and Want for Spring
A NEW HAT A NEW CAPE . A NEW SKIRT A New Silk Sweater
The most wonderful new Which is all the craze now. Plain, Plaited and Sport Wonderful colors and new
Spring Millinery Models. Styles.
A NEW SPORT COAT A NEW BLOUSE
All-Wool Tweed, Stylish and Serviceable. Silk, Tricolette, Georgette, Voile or Pongee.
IN FACT WE HAVE
EVERYTHING
To complete your Spring and Summer Wardrobe. If we shold fail to fit you in the Ready-Made Department, we are prepared to make it
to your order in our Dressmaking Department.
THERE’S REAL ECONOMY IN BUYING FROM—
HAR ER
Capt. J. O. Cooper was in Atlanta
to see Mrs. Cooper. Monday.
Mrs. Mabry is quite ill at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Perry.
Mrs. B. J. Anderson of Starrsville,
was in Covington, Wednesday.
Mr. G. A. Tucker of Newborn, was
in Covington, on business, Wednesday.
Miss Allie Louise Travis is at home
from a visit to Mrs. Dan Magill, of
Athens.
Messrs. R. W Campbell and L. A.
Patrick were in Atlanta on business,
Saturday.
Mr. Leon Cohen has returned from
an extended stay in Baltimore and
points East.
Mrs. A. D. Williams was in Atlanta,
Sunday, to see Miss Ethel Williams
who continues quite indisposed.
Mrs. Emily Yorvan, of Indianapolis,
Indiana, arrived Monday night, for a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Stead¬
man.
COUNTY AGENT, LUCK
SUFFERS SPELL OF FLU.
The absence of County Agent, J. Iv.
Luck from his accustomed round of
duties has been regretted by his
many friends and co-workers.
Mr. Luck has been quite ill from the
effects of flu, but his condition is now
much more favorable. He hopes to be
out at an early date.
PEHN’S
SPELLS
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Penn’s spells quality.
1 Why?
j Because—
Penn’s is packed air¬
tight in the patented
new container — the
quality is sealed in.
So Penn’s is always fresh
— an entirely new idea for
chewing tobacco.
Have you ever really
chewed fresh tobacco?
Buy Penn’s the next time.
Try it. Notice the fine con¬
dition.
And after that, use fresh
chewing tobacco — Penn’s.
fl was CO‘ViNG‘I‘ON Haws, CfiVINGTON, (313913611;
A. R. ENTERTAINED
THE. MISSES HUSON
The Library was the scene of a
affair, when Misses Winni-;
Brownie Huson hostesses '
and were
the Daughters of the American Rev- j
Saturday.
Spring flowers, featuring the frag¬
plum, the royal violet and golden
were used in the floral motif.
A brief business session was di¬
by Mrs. W. C. Clark, Regent.
Plans for an out door Shakespearian
were formulated. This will be
by Miss Vera Keller, assist¬
by a committee, composed of Mrs.
C. Clark, Mrs. J. B. Robinson, Mrs.
E. Phillips, Miss Sallie Mae Sock¬
Miss Winifred Huson. The pro¬
of this entertainment will go
the memorial for our “World
Heroes.
A musical program was presented!
the following;
Miss Fletcher Lou Lunsford, piano
Miss Clara Belle Adams,
solo, Miss Florence Wells, a
of songs. As a tribute to St.
Day, Miss Vera Keller read,
Wearing of the Green,” to a mus¬
accompaniment. Her rendition
superb.
Cream topped with green cherries
cake ornamented with Shamrocks
served.
Mrs. W. C. Clark, regent, will rep¬
the Sergeant Newton. Chapter,
A. R. at the state convention meet¬
in Valdosta early in April.
Mrs. W. D. Travis, Mrs. H. Kil¬
and Miss Sallie Mae Sockwell
honors in the historic contest.
prize was drawn by Mrs. W. D.
This was a box of old fash¬
peanut brittle.
PARTY GIVEN
PHILATHEA CLASS. •
An affair of rare charm and inter¬
was the social, at which Mrs. Lest
Lee. Mrs. J. B. Robinson, Mrs. Chas.
Mrs. Thomas Heard entertain¬
members of their Sunday School
Thursday.
The home of Mrs. Lester Lee was
by a profusion of yellow
Mrs. E. E. Callaway presided over
business session. A quilt for the
Home is in progress, squares
distributed for completion.
The social feature was unique and
A contest added zest.
“The ‘romance of sacred and an¬
history” were discussed.
Rev. J. E. Ellis told attractively the
of “Adam and Eve in the Garden
Eden.”
Mrs. R. M. Dodson of New York se
for her theme the ideal love of
Browning and Elizabeth Bar¬
Salad, with hot coffee, was served.
AND MRS. ADAMS
The presence of Mrs. Geo. R Cock- J
and son. of Boston, was the in- j
of a dinner in the home of;
S. H. Adams, Monday evening.
The house was bright with spring j
and the festal board exqui- !
with it’s centerpiece. A jade !
gtreen flower holder containing fair
daffodils with trailing sprays of
the dainty ivy green.
An elaborate menu was served in
The participants were; Mr. and Mrs.
S. H. Adams; Mrs. Geo. R. Cochran and
son Bobby of Boston; Dr. and Mrs. J.
R. Sams, Misses Clara Newton Sams,
Caroline Sams and Sylvia Adams.
Miss Helen Meador is returning
this week from a visit to Atlantta. She
will be accompanied by Misses Pearl
Hastings and Margaret Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGarity motor¬
ed over from Jersey to spend Sunday
with Col. and Mrs. A. D. Meador.
AUXILIARY
PROGRAM
At the concluding meeting of the .
M. U. week of prayer for home
the Girl’s Auxiliary of the
church delivered an interest
ing program under the direction of
Mrs. Leon Smith and Mrs. Walker
“Over the top for Jesus”, was sung
in chorus.
Miss Fay Ramsay rendered, “Far,
Fa.r. Away”, to the accompaniment
of Miss Nellie Maud Gray, pianist and
Miss Sylvie Adams, violinist.
Talks and readings were contributed
by Mrs. A. S. Hopkins, Mrs A. D.
Meador and Mrs. J. N. Gary.
U. I). C. ANNOUNCEMENT.
The entertainment committee, of the
U. D. C. r announce the March meeting
101 Tuesday, 21st 3;30 o clock, in. the
Library.
Rians for Memorial Day will lie dis¬
cussed. A full attendance is urged.
The joint hostesses are;
Mrs. W. D. Travis, Mrs. F. E. Heard,
Mrs. E. G. Merck, Mrs. Jack Swan,
Mrs. C. C. Kingund Mrs. .1. E. Hutchins.
Mr. Richard McCord was at Decatur,
Tuesday.
| | BIGGERS AND UPSHAW GROCERIES! j
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| We beg to announce to the public that we |
B have purchased the stock and fixtures of |
0 Bouchillon & Longshore. It is our intention 1
b to run a first-class grocery store carrying a f
b F ull Line of Staple and Fancy Groce ries.
a We shall be ready for business Saturday, 9
is March 18th, and in a short time hope to
a have in a complete line.
b Our terms will be STRICTLY CASH, j
a However, we will deliver anywhere within |
B city limits. |
B WATCH FOR OUR SPECIALS FOR MARCH 1811)
a
B Any and all business will be greatly appre- |
k dated. We shall endeavor to give Courteous !
B Service, Prompt Delivery, a Square Deal jj
I and Your Money s Worth. s
I Respectfully submitted, j
| WILSON BIGGERS, I
DAN UPSHAW
MATRONS CLASS
Members of the Yyung Matron’s
of the Baptist Sunday School,
a pleasant and profitable after¬
noon in the home of Mrs. J. H. Camp,
North Covington, Thursday.
The occasion was the regular month
ly social. Gorgeous hot house plants
and flowering geraniums made at¬
tractive decoration.
A brief business session was held.
Friday afternoon wi<s appointed for
the date to finish the comfort planned
as a source of Class revenue. The
committee will meet in the home of
Mrs. W. W. Childs.
A salad course with tea was served.
The plates were exceptionally in ar¬
rangement of salads, pickles, cheese
straws, garnished with lettuce.
The committee was composed of
Mesdames, J. H. Camp Chambliss, Cow¬
an. F. B. Dodd, Robinson and Blood
worth.
Mrs. Sanford Steadman was in At¬
lanta Monday, to meet her mother Mrs.
Yaryon who came in from Richmond,
Virginia.
Misses Grace Wilson, Vera Keller,
Messrs. Clarence Meador and Guy Rob¬
inson saw, “The Follies” in Atlanta,
Tuesday evening.
MtUlBONY RElU-R vi
ESPECIAL COURT*;, jes
The friends of Col. and Mrs.
and their house R |
McGibony guests. ‘
and da Ught ers l
with each other . ha., i
diversions'during their ari 'angij I I
Covington
Drives and informal affairs hay
much to their * C ° M
pi, usim .
R. I*. LESTER IN
MEMORIAL HOSPi TAl
The many friends of Mr j> j
1 ’ - hej.
regret that he has been in the
„.
Memorial Hospital, Atlanta
°f a recent operation, v,
,
great usefulness and genial V- 1
'
nqss has made for him 1 ■
loyal friends, who delight a wk,e \ circle oil
to
him with tokens and ~ s.it- J *
his enforced u „
seclusion
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Chas. A. Green, Optical Co. I
lanta, 0( 1
announce the coming 0 f the
expert nesday, optometrist, March 22nd. to Covington wll 1
Be sure to
him at Geo. T. Smith’s Drug Co
And he who goes to law, remain,
pay.
