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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1936. -SOCIETY l c> Woman’s Auxiliary of Presbyterian Church Met at the Church. Monday, September 21 The Woman’s Auxiliary of Presbyterian church met at the church on September 21st The class room where the meet ing was held was attractive flowers and artistically The meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. A C. Vining. ceding the program a short busi ness session was held, with the president, Mrs. Hugh King, pre siding. Gratifying reports were made by the different officers, Plans were discussed for the group our! | conference, which is to meet at church on Monday, September ! 28th. < Mr. D. J. Adams Honored on Eigljfy-Second Birthday by Children and Grandchildren An enjoyable occasion of day, September 20, was that at which , .’ the , children and . grandchil- , . ., dren of Mr. D. J. Adams bled at Harris Springs to honor him on his eighty-second anniversary. j j At noon a table laden with sal ads, meats, cakes, pickles and ev erything for a complete repast was WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED A NEW PERMANENT WAVE MACHINE! THE CELEBRATED Nestlc-Le Mm IP S n YVe want you to come in and ■ let us give you a Permanent or this new machine. It is the a most modern maeLint; of ns kind in operation today. As an 4 ivdded inducement we are print- m ing a coupon below which is good for $1.00 on the price of any permanent wave! FOR ONE WEEK ONLY THIS COUPON $ 1.00 IS GOOD FOR On any style or price of Permanent Wave.. Bring this coupon with you. Void after Oct 1st. MR. TlflEO HINES Factory Representative NESTLE-EE MLR -WILL BE WITH US FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 2nd and 3rd to supervise permanents. If you want to take ad vantages of his services while here you will have to phone early for appointments. Phone 224-W for Appointments. COBER’J i 11 Al TV PARLOR OH IM.IOV GEORGIA Csfy Pharmacy “WHERE FRIENDS MEET" Ac'smm COVINGTON, GA. v> wmskm ' kill PRESCRIPT! r g 9 P T m EXPERT r < SERVICE FOUSEHOLD; d COMMERCIAL OGDEN'S T II kIGERATION AND RADI ) SERVICE c. H. IIOLH r * ti rCTMC CO, NORGE DEALERS -ZENITH RADIO Clionc 179 Covington, Ca Our Silk Materials for ...../ > m V* Dresses are Beautiful! See them. • N -> m ■a You Won’t B Disappointed! i 5 w:-.v9 ■f 4 ■ s h' -A ■9 Mr. Lewis Caldwell very beau | tifully led the devotional, which j was closcd b y the singing cf .he n ..j Would Be True .” ' J- U- Bradshaw mra introduced Rev. Russell Nunan, pastor of he Porterda^e Presbyterian church who gave us a forceful, most in spirationa! talk on ‘'Loyalty to Christ, and to His Church." The meeting was closed with prayer by Rev. Nunan. A delightful social hour was then enjoyed, during which delicious refreshments were served, Mrs. George T. Berry, Sec. spread under the historic oaks. Following the noon hour Mr D. J. Adams made the initial speech, after which be called on each one jn the crowd f or a talk, and each responded with some good thought or token of love and esteem for Mr. Adams. Sixty r| latives and friends, in eluding four of Mr, Adams’ class mates, enjoyed this occasion. PfefWllj _ R L Doan and Mrg g j ■ W ^ Zelna Ann spent last j Thursday in Atlanta. , A. J. Bradley, of i Mr. and Mrs. Buford, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs . P . D . Bradley, ■f Miss Lizzie Hill is on an extend ed V j a jt to her brother, Mr. A. Ft. Hil l, in Danville, Va. Mrs. Mollie Johnson, of Miami, Fla., is visiting relatives in Cov ington. * * Mrs. P. M. Judy, of St. George, S. C., spent Saturday and Sunday w*ith her sister, Mrs. C. H. Han cock. * * Mrs Gertrude Sign, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert White, of Abbeville, S. C., spent several days last week with Mrs. W. E. Thornley and family. Mr. adn Mrs. Carl Smith, Sr., spent Sunday in Macon with Mr. and Mrs. Sims Smith and family, and Mr. Dan Smith. * * Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Harlin, and Junior G. A.’s of Baptist Church Met With Their Counsellor, Friday Afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harris spent Sunday in Chattanooga, Term., and Lookout Mountain. * * Mrs. R. L. Stoner, of Atlanta, is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. A. Nor ris. * * Mrs. Charles Allen and two chil dren, of Lithonia, were guests of I Mrs. Allen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Gober, last week. * * * Mrs. Jake Hooten, Mrs. C. W. 3 pe"M,r™ r ,y taAtfaS’ Sr " * * * * Friends of Mrs. W. C. Wright will regret to learn that she re in the Crawford W. Long hospital, where she underwent an opera tion on Wednesday. * * * • Mrs. Hardy Gregory and two .children, of Vienna, arrived Satur day for a visit with their mother, Mrs. W. H. Gaither. * * * • Mrs. J. M. Beam, of Jersey, vis ited her sister, Mrs. C. N. Hill, last week. * * * * Mr. P. A. Downs, of Atlanta, spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Bradley. * • Mrs. C. H. Hancock spent sev eral days last week with her sister, Mrs. John C. Lee, and Mrs. Mar shall Archer ,in Greensboro. • • • • Mrs. Sims Smith and little daughter, Connie, of Macon, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith, Sr. Little Connie Smith underwent a tonsil operation at Porterdale, Wednesday morning. * * * * Miss Eulalie Wilson, of Camilla, arrived last week to spend the winter with her aunt, Miss Mar garet Whiting, and attend school at Emory at Oxford. * Mr. and Mrs. Newton Felker and two daughters, Elizabteh and Louise, spent Sunday in Macon w’th Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kelly and family, and Mrs. C. D. Teal and son, Francis. * ♦ * Mrs. C. H. Hancock spent last Friday with Mrs. Fleet Thomas, in Mansfield. * * * Miss Sara Hight is spending this week-end R/ith relatives in Atlanta. * * * • Mr. and Mrs. Truman Reeves and son, of Monroe, spent last week-end with their parents, J(tr. and Mrs. W. J. Nunn. * * * * Miss Nell Turner left last week to resume her studies at the Uni versity of Georgia. * * * * Miss Julia Porter left Tuesday to resume her studies at Agnes Scott college, in Decatur. See the Heffner-Vinson Shows, Seplember 25-26, sponsored by fore-runner of the Newton County Fair. Free entertainment for 1 everyone. I The Junior G. A.’s met with their counsellor, Mrs. R. M. Sealy, on September 18th, with 8 mem bers, one new member and one visitor present. The program was very interesting. Collection was 30 cents. - Circles of Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society Held Regular Meetings Monday The circles of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church held their regular meetings at their appointed places on Monday afternoon, September ! 21 ‘ The Mae Meador circle met with Mrs. J. W. Hooten at her home on Floyd street with nine members present. After a short business session all joined in a group study of the Book of Revelations. Covington Women’s Club Guests of Decatur Woman’s Club Last Friday The Covington Women’s Club was among the clubs honored by the Decatur Women’s Club at the meeting and flower show given at their club house in Decatur last Friday afternoon, September 18. Among the many distinguished club women taking part on the program were Mrs. H. B. Ritchie, of Athens, state president of the Women’s Club; Mrs. Harvie John son, of Atlanta, Mrs. P. J. McGov ern, and Mrs. Donald Hastings, state president of Garden clubs. Circles of Missionary Society of Methodist Church Held Regular Meeting’s Monday The circles of the Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society their regular meetings last Mon day afternoon, September 21. The Corrie Wright circle met with Mrs. George Smitb, with nine members present. After a short business session the lesson study was conducted by Mrs.R R. Fow !er, Sr., and Mrs. Corre Wright. The subject of the afternoon was the two books of Timothy and Ti tus. The Pauline Jarman circle met with Miss Ethel Belcher, with fourteen members present. The Gum Creek Home Demonstration Club Met at Club Room, Friday, September 22 The Gum Creek Home Demon stration Club met at the club room Tuesday afternoon, September 22, at 2:45. After the business meet ing a demonstration on school lunches was given by the home demonstration agent. After t he demonstration a con test of scrambled pies was given to each member. Mrs. Ross Eellington seemed to know her pies better, as she cap I tured the prize with the greatest number correct. TDK rOYINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, GEORGIA * i SMI! Ladies' New gtPi tht smug. v ». \ Fall Goats 11 v r ‘\S m J s Dresses and E2ats! if ^E|c>3b m : yi. m Coats from $4.95 to $19.95 fyj I / 1 ? 'A ■'. i ; ft Dresses from $1.95 to $ ' 4.95 I 1 m S I I i; ?: >; §< w One Lot Brand new t m i i m f Ladies' Mats This Week For $ 1.50 1 m \ —j ry>: I 11 : “SAVE THE DIFFERENCE" -■ %■ 9 1! I i £ g; m m* M JpL-i Too Many Bargains in Staple Merchandise to lij i | i 111 Mention—Come in and See Them! iHf £ SB lODEN I / { : f J 1 ' i ■ I D : ♦ STORE i i ■pPH ■ Vi Covington, Georgia :: ■P' WBBBmi n \ 1 ■ < i WHERE THE SALE GOES ON THE YEAR ROUNO! Taking part on the program were Mary Hays, “At School with the Greatest Teacher”; June Crowe, “Students Who Practice and Preach”; Sara Ann Hays, “Schools and Schools.” After the program, delicious re freshments were served. The Septima Simmons and Sara Burney circles met at the home of Mrs. C. A. Sockwell, with Mrs. Sockwell and Mrs. Jamie Biggers as hostesses. Each circle held a short business session separately, after which they assembled to gether for a most interesting Bible study led by Mrs. R. O. Arnold. There were 24 members present in these two circles. Those attending from Covington were Mrs. Henry Odum, Mrs. R. R. Fowler, Sr., Mrs. W. H. Gai ther, Mrs. B. L. Johnson, Mrs. J. C. Upshaw, Mrs. A. H. David, Mrs. W. O. Patterson, Mrs. Pat Bradley, Mrs. C. C. King, Miss Sara King, Mrs. Walker Combs, Mrs. J. E. Hutchins, Mrs. R. M. Mobley, Miss Sallie Mae Sockwell, Mrs. A. Belmont Dennis, Mrs. W. Trox Bankston, Mrs. E. E. Calla way and Mrs. S. L. Waites. i meeting was opened with the 121st Psalm given in unison, after which j the Lord’s Prayer was repeated, A short business session was held and reports of the committees j were given. The lesson on the j j by book Mrs. of St. Trellis John was conducted Curtis. The Oc tober meeting will be with Mrs. Lawton Skinner. The Young Matrons’ circle met with Mrs. Warren Stillwell, with nine members present. Mrs. Leon Cohen conducted a most interest ing lesson study on the subject of 1st Corinthians. For the next month the demon stration will be on handicraft, and each member is urged to bring a piece of burlap or a grass sack. We were glad to welcome a new club member. Mrs. J. R. Pace. The following members were present: Mesdames S. R. Elling ton, R. S. Ellington, E. R. Sam mons, C. L. Bostwick, R. A. Moon, Johnnie Reagan, and Misses Lo rene „ Forrester, Mary Lou Mitch am and Carolyn Anderson, county agent. Officers and Committees of The Sergeant Newton Chapter, D. A. R., for 1936-1937 Honorary Regent— Mrs. P. W. Godfrey. Regent— Miss Annabel Robinson. 1st Vice-Regent— Mrs. W. D. Travis. 2nd Vice-Regent— Mrs. O. W. Porter. Recording Secretary— Mrs. A. Belmont Dennis. Treasurer— Mrs. J. E. Philips. Registrar — Miss Sallie May Sockwell. Historian— Mrs. R. M. Mobley. Chapter Librarian— Mrs. L. D. Bolton. Reporter— Mrs. R. F. Harwell. Chaplain— Mrs. Walker Combs. Curator Mrs. R. P. Lester. Auditor— Mrs. R. E. Everitt. Parliamentarian— Mrs. J. C. Upshaw. Standing Committees, 1936-37 Flag chairman—Miss Sally May Sockwell. National Defense—Mrs. W. Trox Bankston. Approved Schools—Mrs. J. C. Upshaw. Historic Days—Mrs. C. A. Sockwell. Patriotic Songs—Mrs. T. C. Swann, chairman; Mrs. George Cochran, Mrs. S. A. Ginn. Planting Trees and Shrubs— Mrs. R. F. Harwell, chairman; Mesdames L. D. Bolton, C. A. Sockwell, R. C. Guinn, W. Trox Bankston and Miss Charles Porter. Genealogical Research and Bible Records—Mrs. A. L Loyd, chairman; Mesdames R. M. Mob ley, J. A. Wright, L. D. Bolton, P. J. Garrison, R. P. Lester and W. H. Gaither. Marking Historic Spots—Mrs. W. D. Travis, chairman; Mesdames R. M. Mobley, J. A. Wr’g'ut, R. F. Harwell and Miss Sallie May Sockwell. Patriotic Education—Mrs. J. E. Philips, chairman; Mesdames George Cochran, T. C. Swann, S. A. Ginn and Mrs. O. W. Porter. Welfare—Mrs. O. W. Porter, chairman; Mesdames E. W. Fow ler, N. S. Turner, Jr. A. Belmont Dennis, J. E. Philips, Walker Combs and J. O. Cooper. Entertainment Committres, 1936-1937 September-Mrs. J. O. Cooper, chairman; Miss Annabel Robin son. October—Mrs. O. W. Porter, chairman; Mesdames E. W. Fowler and R. C. Guinn. November—Mrs. S. A. Ginn, chairman; Mrs. J. E. Philips and Mrs. Leon Cohen. December—Mrs. T. C. 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