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iiS! X LOCAL AND PERSONAL
— SOCIETY =
Mr. P. T. Austin was i
Friday.
Mr. R. A. Norris was in
Friday. in
Mrs. L. D. Adams was
Monday. Cook in
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. were
lanta Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben W. Smith
the 4th in Atlanta.
Miss Mary belle Bohannon is
relatives in Athens.
Mr. Arthur J. Kelley, of
was a Sunday visitor.
Miss Beulah Barrow is with her
ter in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. A. M. Hays is the guest of
and Mrs. Ashby in Atlanta.
Mrs. P. W. Godfrey visited
and Milledgeville this week.
Mr. C. C. Estes and Miss
Estes were in Atlanta Friday.
Miss Thelma Thompson is the
of Mr. and Mrs. Grady Walker.
Mrs. Tom Campbell, of Atlanta,
the guest of Miss Julie Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bloodworth
family spent Sunday in Milner, Ga.
Mr. S. H. Adams and Mr. Sam Ram
sev spent Sunday at Indian Spring.
Mr. A. J. Howell has been quite
disopsed at his home in North Coving¬
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram L. Loyd
their Loyd relatives at Newborn
da* - .
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Christian
up from Eaton ton for a brief stay
Week.
Miss Carrie Fullilove, of
ville, is the guest of Miss Lucy
inson.
Miss Ora Upshaw is camping
Cloudland, a mountain resort
Rome.
Air. and Mrs. E. E. Lunsford
ed down to Morgan county Sunday af
tern oon.
Mr. Harry King Brooks came
from Washington Saturday to visit
his family.
Willie W. Gober is spending his
cation days with his aunt, Mrs.
in Atlanta.
Miss Lynda Lee McKibben, of At¬
lanta, was the week-end guest of
Evelyn Estes.
Miss Lucy Evelyn Nieholls, of
son, visited Miss Lucy Robinson dur¬
ing the week.
Miss Annie Webb has returned
Jackson, after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Harwell.
Thos. Green Callaway, Jr., left July
1st to join a large party of boys at
“Camp Dixie.”
Miss Annie Lois Smith, of Oxford,
was the week-end guest of Miss Fletch¬
er Lou Lunsford.
Messrs. James Wells and Clarence
Meador will leave Tuesday afternoon
for Tallulah Falls.
Miss Mary Bohannon is spending a
couple of weeks with her uncle, Mr.
Haekett, in Athens.
Miss Martha Haygood, of Kirkwood,
lias returned home, after visiting Miss
Sallie Mae Soekwell.
Mr. Eugene O. Lee, Jr., of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. O. Lee.
, Mr. and , Mrs. ,, L. H. Mobley ,
Miss Elise Preston motored to
son Sunday afternoon.
Misses Hyda Heard and Eleanor
Wilson are at the Y. W. C. A. confer¬
ence, Blue Ridge, N. C.
Miss Caroline Watson is enjoying
a visit to Mrs. Willingham, her grand¬
mother, in West Newton.
Miss Florence Turner left Sunday
for a visit to her friend, Miss Lois
Choate, at Hickman, Ky.
Mr. H. 1). Terrell has returned from
Indian Spring and is boarding with
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Lee.
Misses Bertha Murphey and Bush,
of Barnesville, have been visiting Mr
and Mrs. Linton H. Smith.
Mrs. James Cowan, who was with
Butts county relatives, has returned
to her home in Covington.
Miss Gladys Odum is spending some
time in Waynesboro a guest of the dis¬
tinguished Hillhouse family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pickett, Sr.,
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Pickett. Jr., in Atlanta.
Mrs. Hodges, Bennie Lee and Evart
Hodges and Jennie Rogers, of Dothan,
Ala., are visiting Mrs. C. A. Clark.
Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Elliott, and little
daughter, of Social Circle, were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dolvin.
Miss Ora Upshaw returned from
Rome Saturday, anil is now a member
of a congenial house party camping.
Mr. Ivey Smith has returned to his
work in North Carolina. Until recently
.Mr. Smith’s work has been in Louisi¬
ana.
Miss Emma Lewis is teaching
mestic science at Pulaski, Tenn.,
finds her work congenial and
ative.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright
Mrs. Ann Carr, motored to
Thursday for a visit to Mrs. Mary
Miss Estelle Walker, of Vidalia.
ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Grady
er, is now at Athens for summer
training.
Mr. and Airs. Gibbonty and
of Greensboro, made a stop-over
to Col. and Mns. R. M. Tuck
to Alabama. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L.
Mesdames F. G. Spearman and L.
Bryan, with Geo. Elliott, were in
lanta Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Smith
son, Robert Lamar, have returned
Albany, after visiting the
Smith relatives.
Misses Hyda Heard and Elanor
son are spending this week at
Ridge, and will leave Thursday
Lake Junaluska.
Friends sympathize with Prcl. J.
Yaden in the continued illness of
mother in London, Ky. He is
ly at her bedside.
Mrs. Will Cook and children
joined Mr. Cook at Cleveland,
he is engaged in a wonderful piece
construction work.
Mrs. A. L. Supplee, who is
in the McRae summer school,
keen elected to the schools of
for the ensuing year.
Messrs. Evans Lunsford and O.
Porter made business trips to
son. Eatonton. and other points in
section the past week.
Miss Annie Lois Smith has
to Covington to conduct the
summer school. She is assisted
Miss Winniferd Huson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pickett,
Miss Jean Pickett and brother,
of Atlanta, were with Mr. and Mrs.
H. Pickett. Sr., Sunday.
Messrs. Leon Cohen and
Rogers returned Saturday from
caster, Ky.. where they attended
Hoitzclaw-Loyd nuptials on
day.
Miss Lucile Peek is at Ellijay
the next two weeks doing
work. She is associated with
or Goddard and other well-known
cators.
Mr. W. S. Ramsey left Monday for
Clayton, Ga., where ho will visit for
some time, returning about August 1.
Mrs. A. C. Knight and son, Clinton,
after spending sometime with Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Upshaw, left Monday for
their home in Brunswick.
Friends will be interested to know
that Miss Maude Mobley will study at
Columbia University, New York. She
made the trip by steamer.
Miss Annie Grace Austin and broth¬
er, Herschel, accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. R. T. Ballard to Atlanta Friday
and will remain for a visit.
Miss Lucile Seward, who was the
guest of Miss Mary Willingham, has
gone to Brenau college, Gainesville,
for a summer course in music.
Mrs. A. N. Hays motored down from
Atlanta with Mrs. W. T. Asher and
children Monday. They will remain
for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Hays.
Mr. D. J. Adams, Misses Mary
Temple Adams and Mr. and Mrs.
ton Harrell spent Sunday in Madison
with Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Adams.
Rev. A. M. Sprayberry came
Danielsville Monday for Misses
berry and Gholson. He was guest
Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell during his visit
to Covington.
Dr. Max Thebeant, of Manila. P.
Mrs. Raymond Wallace and Mrs.
Thebeant, of Stone Mountain,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F- W. Sim¬
mons this week.
Miss Fletcher Lou Lunsford left
Tuesday to join the Eliiott party tour¬
ing the west. The itineracy
some of the most beautiful sections in
the United States.
Miss Rowena Griffin, formerly of
Gainesville. Fla., has an apartment
with Mr. and Mrs. Wick Willingham
and takes her meals with Mrs. J. S.
Peek, on Monticello street.
Miss Margaret Porter, who has been
spending sometime with her brother.
Mr. Jack Porter in Columbus, arrived
Saturday for a visit to her grand¬
mother, Mrs. O. S. Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Lester are
sailing on a Clyde Line steamer by
way of Savannah this week for New
York, where they will take a six weeks
course at Columbia University.
Mrs. Biggers, M ; ss Annie Mae Big
gers and Mr. Branham Felker returned
Sundav from a month’s stay in Wash¬
ington, D. C. They were guests of Mr.
Brice Biggers during their visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dillard and
son, John. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Dillard and W. B. Dillard the III came
from Atlanta to spend “The Fourta”
with Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Dillard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Matthews re¬
turned from Atlanta Saturday, but
Mr. Matthews’ condition was such
that he left Monday for Atlanta to be
under the care of his physicians.
Misses Margaret Sprayberry and
Lucy Gholson. of Danielsville, who at¬
tended the Epworth League confer¬
ence at Oxford, remained for a week¬
end visit to Miss Florice Caldwell.
Mrs. Kay Osborne and children, a
sister of Mrs. Mac Pope, who is matron
at Young Harris, is visiting her father
at Mansfield. Both are sisters of our
gfenial and beloved Tom Harwell, once
,.f Fowler/ fnvimrtnn
• Robert Jr., and Jessie
Adams, after a ten days stay in Wash¬
ington, D. C., are the guests of the
former's aunts and uncle in New York.
They will sail Tuesday afternoon ar¬
riving in Savannah Friday.
Prof, and Mrs. T. Clarence Ken¬
drick and sons, of Columbus, made a
stop-over visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Matthews, enroute to Asheville, N. C.,
where Prof. Kendrick is head director
of a summer camp for boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Whitehead,
who were recently married in Atlanta,
motored down Sunday for a visit to
Mrs. Ida Whitehead at Mrs. W. W.
Aiken's home and to see Mr. and Mrs.
Burney Chapman <-.t Porterdale.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Harris
the arrival of Vernon Robert, Jr.,
22, 1928. at their home Chick
University Training school,
South Carolina. Mrs. Harris was
merly Miss Paulyne Meador, of
ington and Atlanta.
Mrs. Thomas Brightwell and
Morton, of Maxeys, Mrs. Duggan
children, Alphens and Virginia,
Charlotte, N. C., Miss Nancy
Morton, of Athens and
were guests of Dr. and Mrs. T
Smith the past week.
Mesdames C. A. Franklin, P.
Godfrey. Lee Trammell, Harry
Brooks and little Artemesia
motored to Atlanta Monday
to meet Miss Josephine Franklin,
was returning from New Haven,
and points in New York.
Word has been received from
Dorothy Lee that she has arrived
Berkely, Cal., and is duly settled
the university for a summer course
study. Miss Lee expresses herse’f
well pleased with her
and student companions.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Farnell announce
birth of a son at their home
Church street, Friday, June 29th.
\V. C, T. U. MEETING TUESDAY
The July meeting of the W. C. T.
will be held in the Library
afternoon, the 10th. Mrs. Jack L.
ott is chairman of the committee.
A DOLL PARTY
Margaret and Rebecca
invited their little friends and dolls
a partv Monday. A prize was
Ruth Dillard for having the
clothes for her dolly.
MISS SMITH GIVES PICNIC
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
Miss Helen Smith, assisted by
mother, Mrs. Lilia I. Smith,
a merry picnic at Spring Park
afternoon.
A number of young folks
the occasion.
DR. AND MRS. ODUM ENTERTAIN
GEORGIA CONTINGENT
A delightfully informal affair was
luncheon given by Dr, and Mrs.
ard Odum at their Chapel Hill, N.
home recently.
Among the friends enjoying
gracious hospitality were Misses C.
Branham and Lu- y Wooten, of
ington.
DINNER FOR COL.
AND MRS. LOYD
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Rogers
tained at six o’clock dinner
evening complimentary to Col.
Mrs. Abram Luther Loyd.
The attractive home was
with vari-colored flowers and a
course dinner was served amid
ite decorations.
The invited guests were; Col.
Mrs. A. L. Loyd, Misses Annie
Smith, Fletcher Lou Lunsford.
Rogers, Messrs. Guy and
Rogers.
THE COVINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, GEORGIA
llkI
from
day. in those cities Miss
niirinp her *= stav
Franklin - has been the ---- r ----
special courtesies. As the house guest
of Mrs. Sargent, Jr., in New Haven
she enjoyed a round of shore dinners,
dinner dances,
M1SS AIKEN FOR
MRS. CAMPBELL
The bridge party at which Miss Ju
lia Aiken was hostess Monday compli
merited Mrs. Tom Campbell, of Atlan
ta. Bright summer flowers and beauti
ful frocks added a charm
alluring. I
Four tables were used in the game
and delicious refreshments were dis¬
pensed.
PRESBYTERIAN STUDY CIRCLE
The regular ir^rTJ meeting of the Study
Circle was hold held at at the the Presbyterian Presbyterian
! h , h Monto afternoon wUh fifteen
membeis t rs piesent. s nt having ...—
class fortunate _ ... in
The was all
Dr. Hay to conduct the lesson and
united in saying that this chapter from
•The Major Prophets" was one of the
most interesting and most clearly out¬
lined of any studies previously.
UEl NION AT THE FRANKLIN
HOME family met
Several members of the
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Franklin Sunday and enjoyed a reun¬
ion for the first time in years.
A A beautiful oeauuiui mid-day miu-uay dinner uumw was
■served with exquisite appointments,
md the occasion was a delight and a
diversion.
Those participating: Mrs. Minnie j
Wright Mrs Allene Green, of Atlan
ta. Mr.'and Mrs. Harry King Brooks!
and little Artemesia Brooks, of Wash
ington, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Franklin,
Mr. Rufus Franklin.
DR. AND MRS. HAY WELCOMED
TO COVINGTON
Dr. and Mrs. Hay, parents of Rev.
Sam B. Hay, minister of the Presby¬
terian church, arrived from South
Carolina Friday evening and were ac¬
corded a gracious welcome by members
of the Presbyterian congregation.
The manse had been prettily adorn¬
ed, the pantry well-stocked and a dain¬
ty feast prepared by a competent com¬
mittee. delight¬
Dr. and Mrs. Hay possess a
ful eharm, both have magnetic per¬
sonalities. They are cordially received
not only because they are parents of
Rev. Hay, who has established himself
in the hearts of the people, but for
their own attractive qualities.
Such citizens are a splendid asset to
the community.
ATTRACTIVE VISITORS
COMPLIMENTED BY MISS
DEARING
Miss Eugenia Peed and Mrs. Frank¬
lin B. Davis, of Atlanta, were honor
guests at a bridge party given by their
hostess, Miss Frances Dearing on Sat¬
urday afternoon.
Gorgeous summer blossoms were
used in graceful profusion.
Punch was iserved by Mrs. Linton
Smtih from a bowl embedded in bright
hued flowers. A color scheme of peach
glow was observed in detail.
Guests for six tables of bridge were
invited. Later a group of friends dropp¬
ed in for a social hour. An ice course
was served.
Notable among the visitors were:
Misses Murphey and Bush, of Barnes
ville, and Nancy Love Mortwn, of
Athens.
HONORING MRS. COOK
The lovely party at which Mrs. Lil¬
lian S. Weaver was hostess honored
Mrs. Joseph R. Cook, of Cleveland.
Summer flowers were featured in
graceful arrangement throughout the
‘‘SSrSS—s .......- iced consisting tea, o,
a salad course, with was •
served after an interesting game or
bridge. Miss Evalena Middle
Mrs. Cook was of friends
brook and has a wide circle ...
SS aS,°r£Uy beautiful aud *ra
CU meet Mrs. Cook:
Those 1 UU»r, invited nivivvu to ------ --- R. E. Galla- Calla
Mesdames . ._______ Charlie /--i.,,..lie Cutuiiur Candler, E.
wav, Lee Trammell, N. S. Turner, R.
j-j. Trippe, E, W. Fowler, J. R. Sams,
A J. Clayton, Lester Lee, Fitz Heard,
Joe Cook! Mrs. Weaver and Miss Eva
Stephenson.
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tP.- FY net's Briscoe. tc> Mr. Joseph; I I
McTyeii e Daniel, of Conway, way. South South
ed in Quitman, Ga., August 8.
cards.
The above announcement is of local
interest. The prospective bride is a
daughter of Mrs. Grace Lee Gibson,
born and reared in Covington. She is
a granddaughter of Mr. William B.
Lee, of ^ Quitman, ........... formerly ----- of -- Coving- — - • ----
ton, and is a grand niece of Dr. .1. W .
Lee and Mr. E. O. Lee and is widely
connected throughout this section.
MR. AND MRS ELLIOTT
ENTERTAIN
The delightful picnic at which Mr.
and Mrs. Jack L. Elliott were hosts
Thursday evening was given compli-*
mentary to Dr. and Mrs. Tully L.
s,nith and their house guests, Mrs.
Thomas Brightwell of Maxeys Mrs
A. Duggan, of Charlotte N C and
Miss Nancy Lowe Morton, of Watkins
viile.
Spring Park was the scene of this
enjoyable affair. A delicious feast was
served. Several friends were invited
to share pleasures.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott are ideal hosts
and contribute every courtesy making
for the comfort and happiness of their
guests.
BENTON-SWANN WEDDING
TAKES PLACE IN ATLANTA
The marriage of Mr. Thomas Chal
rnus Swann and Miss Julia Benton
took place quietly Monday afternoon
at the home of the bride’s uncle in
Atlanta.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Chappell Benton, of
Mansfield, ” and is a young woman
great charm of personality.
She is a graduate of G. S. C. W. and
has made her influence known in edu¬
cational iiionai circles. circles.
She is generally beloved and will
brighten the heart and home of her
husband.
The groom is the only son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Swann, of
Covington, and a brother of Mrs. Jas.
Hyde Porter, of Macon.
Mr. Swann is a Georgia Tech man
and is prominent in the social and bus¬
iness world.
He is of distinguished lineage on
both sides. On the paternal side he is
descended from Col. Thomas Swann
and Elizabeth Sillington of Swann’s
Point, Va. On the maternal side he is
a descendant of the Stowers’ and Lew
is’ of Virginia,
Immediately after the ceremony
they left on a bridal trip to spend a
month in Michigan.
W. M. 8. AT METHODIST CHURCH
Mrs. Robert R. Fowler, president,
conducted a most delightfully inter¬
esting meeting of the Woman’s Mis¬
sion Society on the regular date, Mon¬
day afternoon, in the M. E. church.
A basket of giant zuimas added a
colorful charm.
Miss Florrie Harwell, secretary pro j
tem, read the minutes of the former ■
meeting, written by Mrs. Lilia I. Smith. |
Mrs. Count Gibson reported on so
cial service. Volunteers agreed to (
serve on a local work. ■
An appeal for The Voice „ was
urged. Mrs. Wood is agent.
“Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide,” was
sung to Mrs. W. B. Dillard’s accom
paniment. The 8th Psalm w - as read in
unison. interspersed reports
Mrs. Fowler all
with apt illustrations and timely sug
gestions. Lee Bryan appoint
Mrs. Lynda of literature was and
ed superintendent
publicity. „ t«itured , . and .
The gold star w r as
shows a gaiH in every Memorial way.
The Belle Bennett service
was emphasized by a handsome photo- *«£
D TcS;%c l SS' and feasibility „
a change, was the outstanding teatuie.
“ 'n.Z'ss.
j the^dea, rfMtss H Wood. Bennett. W. ^ B. Dillard, ^
| Mesdames J.
Count C °Mrs. Gibson, ^Gibson fcve'Knd L. L. Biyan. glimpses
from a visit she made to Scarritt.
Walking with the Master was a
fitting conclusion to this progtam ot
consecrated service.
TRAVIS ENTERTAINS I
a delightful aflatr * riaay evening j .
Miss Miss Frances Frances Dearing Dearing j
and Miss Eugenia Peed, of At- j
Roses - featured the decorations. , Two i
<
were employed in the game of
A dainty salad course was
Those partiepating: Misses Dearing,
Ruth Worsham, Allie Louise
Mr. and Mrs. Brumby, Messrs.
Robinson, Perino Dearing and
W. Aiken.
STUDY CIRCLE
SOCIAL
The home of Mrs. Sam P. Thompson
open sesame to the Bible Study
Saturday afternoon.
The occasion was an informal affair
Mrs. Tully U. Smith, one of
the m0 st active members, and her
t Mrs. Thomas Brightwell, of
, M rs. C. A. Duggan, of Char
x c and Miss Nancy Lowe
The stately home was adorned with
lovely flowers. Red roses, on mantels;
White American Beauties, on tables;
orchid colored Althea and gladioli
added an old fashioned charm.
Beautiful views of trees and shrubs
formed by windows and doorways,
gave a restful charm.
Games of Bible quotations and
"What Will You Do With Them?” af¬
forded infinite variety. Ice cream, gin¬
ger ale and cake were dispensed.
Mrs. Thompson was assisted by
Mesdames Count D. Gibson and Evans
Lunsford.
Several outside friends were invited
to meet the honored guests. Those pres¬
ent: Mesdames Thos. Brightwell, C. A.
Duggan, T. U. Smith, F. M. Jackson,
P. J. Rogers, J. L. Elliott, E. M. Pi¬
per, Harvey Hays, Lynda Lee Bryan,
Evans Lunsford, S. A, Brown, Sam
Count Gibson, Misses Mary
p ar k a nd Nancy Lowe Morton, Sam
Thompson and Count Gibson, Jr.
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MEA DORrFENNINGTON WEDDING
SOLEMNIZED AT HOME
A marriage of artistic simplicity and
cordial interest was that of Miss
Lartelle Meador and Mr. Edward
Pennington Thursday afternoon, June
28, 5:30 p. m., at the home of the
bride’s parents south of Covington.
Rev. Tom Marston, of the Methodist
church, performed an impressive cere¬
mony, which was witnessed by a large
number of friends and relatives.
The long living room, so beautifully
adapted for such an occasion, was dec¬
orated with a tracery of smilax and
an effective arrangements of pink roses
in vases and baskets.
The improvised altar of foliage
plants formed an attractive back
ground for the beautiful
tableau.
An appropriate selection of bridal
music was rendered under the direc¬
tion of Mists Fletcher Lou Lunsford.
To the strains of Lohengrim’s march,
the party entered. Mrs. Elwyn Gary
san <U “ A t Dawning,
Dur j ng - the ceremony Miss Lunsford
. d so£tly; “Believe Me, All Those
Endearing Young Charms.”
Little Mar tha Carraker, of Jackson,
niece of the bride, carried the ring in
{he heart of a rase> and little Miss Ms
b n i eC e of the groom, was flower
b Crutchflelit, of Atlanta,
cuff
wag matron G f honor. Mr. Dee Meador,
cousin of the bride, was best man, and
Mr Cliff Crutchfield was groomsman,
;yf ae Alva Avary, of Atlanta, was
bridesmaid,
Mi g g Meador and Mr. Pennington
entered together and w - ere united in
the holy bonds by the ritual of the
Methodist church,
q*he bride wore a becoming toilet of
j due wd h silver accessories. Her hat
was a late summe r model and her cor
"o? TW.\
and a voung woman of beauty and rare
Lunch ^ w r as served fCU and ClllKA later iMUCTX cake
and ioe cream . During the reception
afhome^n
apartment on Peachtree street.
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Bring us your job printing,
MRS. HITCHCOCK HONORED ft*
t guegt at given given a garden party Newtoif Thn/i r? y n at ° r
ternoon ern oo n by by Sgt. Sgt. Newton J? a a
z ‘. -
The la t . , ....., n of MrR «... w
North Covington was arrano-/ 1 ^
charming charming effect. effect ' """ ““ J ausea nged witj,
lecl ’
Palms, ferns and pot plants
used flags lavishly celebrating in connection the with // ?r
Glorious Fourth. approach nf 01 ^
* —------• ' «nier oi
garden, was covered with hand/ tv,
a
lace piece and graced bv a tail p
basket containing vari-colored r „
and ties with streamers of tulle 001
Rugs and chairs added a i Uxurjn
ease. numbers, Miss sung Winnifred to the Huson’s Victrola mu ac™! / „
paniment, were an attractive f eatl r'
In the receiving line were: Mr, n
C. Clark, Mrs. H. L. Hitchcock '
Mrs. IVTVo V? R. P. P Lester. T r,ctor>
Mrs. P. W. Godfrey, Mrs. Belle R„„
ers and Mrs. Evans Lunsford
cream and cake, while Misses u',! cm
Soekwell and Allie Louise Travfg ~ ; i
served.
Many pretty summer frocks enhaic
ed the beauty of the occasion. u Vtt
der was the dominant color and 1
a pleasing impression of a garden of I
rare and radiant orchids.
Mrs. Hitchcock, the honoree,
the sions. recipient Her removal of many from tender Covington exp/i
of deep regret to wide j s
a source a circle
and her distinct loss to Sergeant Newton Chait
ter a one.
< ero'm'wKDIMnY^TRIP . *■ n \ii>q i nvn ARBIVE
Col. and Mrs. Abram Luther Loyd I
who were recently married, came in | I
Saturday evening from Atlanta. They I
were met by a number of Covington
friends who gave the glad hand anil
tions. extended good wishes and congratula-I
The Interior Journal, of Sanford I
Ky., contains the following:
A most beautiful and impressive!
marriage Elder L. ceremony N. Bowling, was at solemnized the home bj| 'I
Mr. John T. Holtzclaw, when hill
beautiful and accomplished daughterl
Miss Annie Irvine, was united in holy! kl
wedlock to Mr. Abram Luther Loyd,
prominent young attorney of Covina I
ton, Ga. sweetl
The house was decorated with
peas and nasturtiums. I
the Miss bride, Maymie and Mr. Holtzclaw, Emmett cousin RogenF :|
stood with the couple during the cere-j
mony. in
The bride was lovely a suit ofi
blue with hat to match, and earriefi
white carnations and lilies of the val¬
ley. rendered by Miss
Lohengrims was j
Ramkin. gener-1
No young lady has been more
ally beloved than Miss Holtzclaw
Having lost her mother she filled wk
her place in her father’s home ant
tenderly cared for the little brother;
and sisters in her care.
Relatives and, friends gathered
numbers to witness the ceremony.
The presents were numerous a»
beautiful. Shortly after the weddit
the couple left for an extended tour at
ter which they will be at home in Cofj
ington, Ga.
May their lives be unalloyed
ness and may no shadows mar
sunshine of their home.
Friends wish them health.
They wish them wealth.
They wish them gold in store,
They wish them Heaven as a horn
What could they wish them more'”
MY WISH
If any little word of mine.
May make a life the brighter,
If any little song of mine
May make a heart the lighter,
God help me speak the little word
And take my bit of singing
And drop it in some lonely vale
To set the echoes ringing.
If any little love of mine
May ..................... make a life the sweeter;
j May mane a menu mine » me ease
If any little lift of may
The J I lr burden liuiuni wi. of amw"" another
r r0 d give me love and care and strew
To help my totling brother. Select#
: WANTED—Two young men W
era MRS. BEN. W. SMlTjt
