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6 THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY - MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 190S “EVEN THIS WILL DO FOR HER” Chas. L. Tompkins Offers Greatest Sacrifice One Can Make for Love. GOES BACK TO PRISON REMOVE DEBT TO STATE This Texes Man Surrandera to 8arva Unexpired Sentence in Jail# From Which Ha Fled Twenty-five Yeare Ago—Wealthy, Ho ia Betrothed to Million-dollar Heireaa of Pecoe County for Whom He Will Clear Hia Nemo-Revelations Only 8erve to Increase the Eateem of the Wom an Who ia to 8ecome Hia Bride. DALLAS. Tou>, Doc. 5.—After twenty-five years «f Immunity In lib erty. during which he emeand a for tune t»y honeet work. Charles L. Tompklna has now voluntarily eur- rendered himeelf to the Texas authorl. tie*, *o that the life of the woman who luvea him may not be darkened by the perpetual possibility of hia be ing torn from her artue and thrust Into prIron an un escaped felon. When Tompklna fell !n lhve with Mlsa Catherine Cartwright. the beau tiful heir*** to a mllllon-dnllur ea- t*te In Peroo county, Tcxaa, hi* con science warned him that tho domestic fcnpplne»fi of other man waa not for him: that ho could not subject a woman to the terror of the specter of rearreet which constantly haunted him. and which year* of upright liv ing had not been abut to oxorclao. In <1<-spslr, he decided to bid her farewell forever. An an excus* for hia eudden departure, he confessed t#» her that Iq hlft youth, while erased by drink, he had forged a check, eervrd nearly aeven year* In prlaon, and made hia exrape when all but a year and three month* of hia term had etapaed. Increased Har Eateam. To hia surprise, tho young woman declared that the revelation only In creased her-esteem for him. nr she recognized the resolution nnd strength needful to redeem, aa he had done, a career begun ao ruinously. When Tompklna. exalted hut of the reti cence ha had tmpoaod upon himself, stammered out an avowal of IiIn af fection. Mias Cartwright accepted him n* her flanoe, and natd she would de vote her life to making him forget hi happlneag the error of hi* youth. Hut aa the day for the wedding ap proached, her Jovey discerned that a foreboding of hia renrrest, despite her efforts at self-command, wua ( •raying on her mind. It wn* no *elf- *h fear, but alarm for her lover, over •whose head ahe beheld the sword of Damocles. impending, ready to fall at the first chance encounter with any one of the many who knew hia pa*t. During the ynara following hia escape Tompklna had slowly con vinced hlmaelf that ha had n«» motive tied whan a well dressed man of high, ly respectable aspect. Aoniked Into hia office and announced: “I want you to lock mg up- I cm pad from this prison 21 years ago, «ad srtHI have over a year to serve.** The warden, who had been appoint ed sine* Tompkins* flight, did not know him. Neither did any of the other offlelals and gusrd*. But of the 1,000 convicts in the Institution, there were found two who war* Inmataa contemporary with Tompklna. One of them with difficulty racogoUad him* Reluctantly, the warden ordered hie vigftor shaved, clad In ettipaa and locked In a cell. He Is now assigned to clerical work, and his situation la made aa comfortable as possible. But he needs little cheering, as he la sup ported by the consciousness that his unparalleled sacrifice la for the sake of the woman who loves him. When a young man In Nebraska, Tompklna wa* a student of mining nnd civil engineering. A nature prone to adventure nnd travel caused a clash with hi* parent*. He ran away to Texas and led a nomadto life, ac quiring t passion for drink which waa his undoing. He sank lowar and lower, until he committed a forgery. convicted In liaatrop county In April. 1177. and sentenced to spend ejghf year* at hard labor. Prlaon life had the rare effect upon him of awakening him to remorse for hia previous conduct, and to a de termination to redeem hlmaslf If he ever had the chance. Confinement sternly curad him of hia craving for Intoxicants, and with the purification ot hia physical man came a cleansing of his moral faculties. Escaped From Prison. Ife became thoughtful and serious, and resumed. In the spare hours In hi* cell, the studies which had before seemed so Irksome for hia volatile spirit. He procured hooka tm engi neering nnd mechNnlcs, and passed many hours each day In resolute ap plication. Impatience to begin the bright new Ufa he had planned for hlmaelf tempt ed the prisoner to make Ms eacapr'. Another yenr of Ignominy aa a felon seemed ton long a postponement of tha advent of the upclffht man Into whom hardships had developed the unsteady youth. *‘l aspect to erase the last debit against my life and offer myself, a clean page, to the best woman In the world. I nnd In youth more then the urns) stock oats, and I sowed them dlllgent- in now reaping the last of my of punishment. . . .iap* my surrender waa quixotic and gratuitous. as there Is more tluui a posslliilitv that I might lieve finished my life without being recognised n* ttio drunker*! nnd forger of former years. “But I find certainty mora tolerable than the milieu* susix-nee. which I could not have naked mv fiance# to share with me. Except f**r her aske I should here run the risk «»f exposure, nnd be today, probably, the honored man I waa before I surrendered. Itut mv conscience la at peace because 1 *11*1 not lead a raoman to • under false pretense*, i lert her to the end!*** alarms of dread." Tompkins told of the debates he had vlth himself ss to hi* duty to surrender M!*s Cartwright Paying the Debt, ever been entirely quiet In my mind nlmnt the fifteen months I owed explained. "nnd yet I could ••elf of mv wealth to get a dean bill < health from the state, but I knew money would nnfMuiy a restoration of eltlsen- ship. The thought of prison walls after yenr* of liberty itnd the many changes which had come info my life grew to make me drip with cold perspiration. I convinced mvself that I had more than pnid my debt to society by my years In pH* ■ reform after escaping. settle down to a nulet life. f hope the tragedy of my career will he a warnlag to young men to start life aright. They can see In mv case bow a headstrong fault of youth can arise In a men’s ma ture years to break W« heart and that of Hmnft deartv.** for giving htmaslf up. Ills long term I Mlsa Cartwright la tenderly proud of «. —«... m—■#>« —i* i the seir.abneastlng passion ahe hea In spired In Tompkins, nnd holds It a trea*. sufficient reparation for a fr-Aalt Ir responsibly committed, to say noth ing of the triumphant earnestness with which he had corrected hia Ufa and conquered honor and wealth. Flight was easy. For several months Tompkins had been • ‘ etudfousneaa bed won 1 which few women have the hsppl* - * i possess. lie and vice should temptations with surrounded.” she says, ’•and the height of a man’s moral stature should he inensiired from the depths In Whteh he riiminu-nrpi nan won me puy or ooe or J__i„ «... the guards. With the taller'* connivance. liuTJT# ”*# whoil Tomnhtiia walW«*e nut of prlaon one morn. ! ** hlmaelf a man Whose love any woman *. mil. ^'W^rtStrsarjsE!: i aannts'.arsurc' provided by hi* ncomnllco, and caught | 1 '' • • A GEORGIA GIRL IN WAR-TIME . - . ..inntbi without disclosing a tr .... Me escape wa* at last forgotten. of the fug'll l\# the musty old Men In the warden’: ■ fur In the mines of southern Mexico, where competent white men are accented end "no question* asked." he obtained em ployment as nq assistant engineer. This position be filled for five laborlou*. faith ful years. Owns Rich Mina. lie was rewarded by an appointment S a chief engineer fur a company operating our mines in the state of Oaxaca. M« x- Dy JAMES CALLAWAY. • "The War-time Journal of a Georgia Olrl" la the title of Miss Francis R. Tn- rirewe’ new h«*ok. I>. Appleton A Co. The book Is u diary - the Jottings down co. He held this offIre for seven ytara. At the end of 11 years of lab ir and so- brlety hia raving* amounted to enoitvh for Investment Us a mine In donors, tie I* today thrve-flftha nwrer ««f one of the .... beet-paying silver properties In Mextm,- vl|h jga down of her observation* from December, *<t, to June, '€5. Judge Harnett Andrews, of Washington, •• »»»..» ... (In . ttirmtah hia daughters. Mlsa Fanny Preserved In epeolal reerptarlr. and nnd MIm Metis, would ho safe In south- | Phot.wraphe of the persons i writ Georgia. with their ekucr. Mr*. 1h'n In the Journal, old war pin jyUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ^ now while you have full stocks to select from; besides you can get waited on better now than if you wait until the rush begins, when everybody is trying to buy at the same time. Come and select your present, and by making us a payment we will keep it until you are ready for it to be delivered. In buying our line of Rockers and Mor ris Chairs the motive which has guided us is not the desire to offer goods which would attract by mere cheapness of price, but to show a line which, by sheer intrinsic merit, would command the preference of the pub lic, a policy which, it is to be regretted, too often prevails, we believe the most exacting critic who reviews our stock will admit. Sanders Furniture 464—Second Street—464 It I* •! visitor to Valdosta and Is a guest of vivid; Miss Kate Staten. Thl* book la no wnr novel. Journal of personal Impressions. r *Th* f ’Alabama department of state ar-!- T ' .Wood, of chives and history has applied for the "Pent this week with I original manuscript, and offer* to have city, ... It handsomely bound In Morocco and' President DuPont Guerry, of We»- mi| l * , * n ;leyah College, was among tha vto- I H '’pVturca i * t0 J? YhUlhata this week. Troup Butler, living l« Mitchell'eruntv.! prefetred to go with the manuscript. | Mrs, H. M. Pcngler und MIas IBerta some twelve miles from Albany. Flier-. m*ny people are mentioned. It would; Wells of Homenllle. visited frlenda man had destroyed much of the Oeorgn\ require^ quite a receptacle if all should hero this week. * ——■-*o — « *cnd photographs. But. alas! who has any- 'orgle, .lutier. twelve miles from Albany. I much of the - ..JP HP » open to Mayneld. and*rend photographs. i of the, the wegon road from there to Mtlledga- * nv - Mexico,-; vtlle and to Gordon lied become a national t>eatdea pretesting seviral sugar plants-1 thoroughfare. tlcn*. . The diary open* at Macon. Dee. St, It waa not until IS years had elapsed , DM. giving account of the trip on a that he ventured to recross the Ulo 1 rickety old wagon to Hparta. amt the Grande and set foot In Texae. By that Journey from Rparta to Mllledgevlltf. time hit story um entirety forgotten, and ! About three miles from Fparta they hia phyelcaf apbterence hsd gslncd i struck the "burnt enuntrv’’ -all the way »n tn strength and purpoeefutneae to Gerd«m. Tha reada lined with ear that he could almost have «lenV<1 rcrognT-; * v *eao*i of horice, hogs and' catile -the JWa PiTclmred Urge ranches In {few dwe11lng»_lejt showing t signs of nil- il»*n. Ddward* and Sutton counties, nnd then lego. "Sherman's sentinels" -told the returned to safety In Me*Ire. story of home* laid In aahea and the Hunting In Texas. | w«*inen and chlldren turneO Qut to starve. _Three time* afterward* d‘d he < Texs* on hie way to New York «*r rand* connected with hi* business. The sketch of that trip Is full of humor, aItli all Ha pathos. Toe next clienter opens at thne Bluff. Butler’s plantation home in kjltchell GEORGIA SOCIAL NEWS Continued From Page Four. VALDOSTA. The Wymodauale Club had a da- Hghtful inciting Wodneaday After noon the rell call being answered with news and work in Italy today. His tory question* were given by Mrs. A. J. Rtrlcktand. and Dante, tho poet. frl**ndehlp. end before Tompktn* panned to recollect that love wa* forbidden him. unto** he were base enough to sacrifice a wemsn to hie past, he was deeply la In !/<• county, must have been a rdd country *eat. Albany. t**o. ^passing soldiers and officers. Mailtv knew There t« every Indication that the vol- wilt not have to serve — and hoe bound*. _.prll 17th find# the two. Mlwea Fanny apd Mettii. In Macon eu rente to Wash ington. (la. They saw Maren at her worst, reachlnv It on the eve of evacua thm.« everything In wild renfuelon. Their ecn»m*de for a seat In the can bound for Mllledgevllte on April If. It an amusing picture. Gov. Brewn wgi «... ,i.n... $5j**t-aK'na-arEjMiS'EOT nVIn* will rmlk forth Into the .ml stilre of Mre^eff,.^ hie rltlxetvddo and x x**1 name 1 i^re ; mo«tver aind ateiter of Miw Jeffcre n nnd the t**t ntieia.ie to tde JJt'l* •* *"• o oonveyawce? How to avt to Mkyfteld? AM teams were "pressed" for governm-nt *ervtca Flnallv a man with a miserable Ititle wagon and two scrubby mule* agreed to take them for I? too. April II end they ere at Haywood, their home In Washington an t* of person* touched Vy hi* •acrlflce, ha* been submitted to the hoard of |x»r- done, pnivtng for Itl* Immediate |v\rdon and release. It l* expected that, when h-en compiled restored, and tb* last nt*eta«-le to Id* unton remore.t with one whom he celts the "heat of women." Tomnktn* more happy In prison than be h*» been ta veers, deelerre that "mv eight from Itut lore, nhlcti la king of all. re ft wakened hi* scruple*, llow could be he*tnw upon a 'ovfng woman ft nam- taint -1 ftslth Hhe charge of "fugitive from Juatier?'* How could he ask her to hear wrllH him tho sneer ing enn-e'ttoq of exposure which haunted h'm? Confessed His Crime. No eooner had he frankly put there question* tw hlmaelf than he formed a h«roir resolution. He. tha wealthy, honored man, wwtild ooofeaa hia Iden tity with thw forger of a quarter of a century agi\ tender himself up to ehe authorities, sene oat hi* unexplred term, and then be able to look the world fa tha face without one fear of betrayal, and not one apprehension for the happiness of hia wife. He nought Mlsa Cartwright to In form her of his determination and found her character ga strong aa hia own. •Go." ahe said mad I shall be trait fng for yen when yen am rwleared.' go. a fix day* ego. the warden »• UnaunUe grtaom, la Texas, waa Mar I, 'g, iSM | I<#e> enMIera were filling the (own-- later Johnten’a wddlera came. The old loom witnessed the coming of thousand*, for Washington wwa the gateway of the greet highroad—the same road the Imtnl* crant* came that settled old Wllkee The heepltolltv of the cttlsena and ef fort* to care for thee* returning soldier* te toM The Andrews grove xrsi Stight •very* nteht with ramw fires of the ragged mm from L»* and Johnren. vet tie do- veetatten te that beautlfwl old hlftterte **The diary. May t. tetta of the arrival ' Jeffoveon ttavl* the presence of Ur. t*reckenrt.tge, Gen. Brwxtea and tier T.kunh# In th* P all ether town* of the eouth Hot the th tereet lire tn the manner of krlstlae It. Owe le«rn* from Gd* "Journal ef a Georgia GKI" thing* to he *mir4A**w sire eapectally the rectal life cd ffr there •mid the renew and gtooni ef MnL Mr. and Mr*. Will R. McLeod re turned from Washington and Phila delphia this week, having spent fh*o weeks on a bridal tour in the north. An auxiliary lodge of the Woodmen of the- Wot 1J. was orgnnlxed among the ladle* here thl* week and quite a largo number Joined It KdUpr W- R Frier nnd hi* little daughter, of Rroxton. wore visitor* among relatives here this week. Mr. B. W. Harrell and wife, of East- mtn. were visitor* to relatlveg and frienda here this week. v Mr. W. 8. Graham and wife, «•! Waltertown. Fla., hpent moat of this week among friends here. Mr. R. B. Young nnd family have moved to Octsley. where Mr. Young ha* large Interests. Mr. A. H. Andrew*, of Greensboro. Ala., ha* moved to Valdosta and will mike thl* city his home. FITZGERALD. friend* In the city. pa IHMEBJ Roman hlstorv for »om* time and tha study ha* been both pleasant and prodtable. Thn regular monthly meeting «t the Daughter* of the Confederacy wni held with Mr*. K. Y. Fry on Friday afternoon. The daughter* are enthu siastically working for their monu ment fund and their meetings are al ways well attended. The Daughter! of the American Revolution have recently organised a Chapter here and many of the ladle* are receiving certificate* of member* ahlpk having sent on the evidence of their eligibility. Regular organisa tion will be perfected soon and & fuh list of officer* will be chosen. MU* Valley hYrrell entertained th* Toung Ladles* Card Club Friday nf- nretty party at the Progressive euchre waa played and several handsome prises were awarded. Mr*. W. II. Oliver has returned from Ravannah. where sho attended the auto race* and spent a week with friends. Mr*. T. K. .Hertford ha* returned from Trey. Ala- where she apent ten da vs with friknd*. Dr. and Mr^. J. O. A. Cooko. of Columbus, are spending a few da vs here with their daughter, Mr*. J. W. Macdonald. Mr*. M. P. Crawford of Lancaster. VL C-, Is visiting the famtlv of her parent! Mr. and Mra. J W. Twlttv. Mire Adale Wllb^re* he* — lure*A home from Ravaeaah where she spent Cohunb’a B- r «x week or ao with friend*. I BRMl °f Mr*. J. Mr. and Mre. A. (L Grebutt. of 8U-; Mrs. Frank Bchuereler. of Alatwms. teavtlle. were visitor* to friends here »sl her children are the guests of ret- several dav* this week. L alive* In the city. Mine Mitered Carsog has returned! Mr*. J. H. Msj-s has her Meter. Mr*. |o hre home et Cwnmeft-e. after | MTomhoi. and children, of Ashburn. a* ■needtoe several Weeks with Mr*. J/jchet guests. M. Griffin. Mrs. K. Hollingsworth end baby Mire Ella Gamer, of AGania. to alKtoine am visiting In Sumter. 8. C The Women’s Club held an Inter esting meeting Wednesday afternoon In the parlors of the Elk*’ hall. An exceedingly Interesting report of the Valdosta meeting wn* given by their delegate. Mrs. I. Gelder*. The dinner nnd basaar under management of the Woman’s Home Mlsalon Society of the Presbyterian church, given Thursday, was a great success In every particular. Mr. and Mr*. G. W. Row. of Ko rean. Ind.. are th« gureta of Mrs. Rom* sister. Mr*. M. E. Ellars. Mr. and Mr*. J. 8. Snyder, of Gates. Ohp. are among the northern tourists who have come to Fringe raid for the Winter. Mr*. Louie Kelm hat returned from a visit to Miss Maude Beck, of Way Her. and Mr*. O. Hm Martin am In Quitman attending the annual meet inr of the south Georgia conference. MUs Lis*!* Perkin* la visiting friends In Sylvester, the guest of her Sister. Mrs. Yl W. Reed. Mr. and Mr*. J. U Btnderson. of Ctiriervllle. Wl*.. were recent visitors In the fimtlv of Mr. W. A. Green, en route to Florida, where they will spend the winter. Mr. and-Mr*. H. C. Stevenson, of Illinois, are here to spend the winter, as ha* been their ctistcm s’nce the founding of the -Colonv Cltv." Mra. Ro#e Tebeau Wheelrlrht of »!ufub«a 8. c. |g In the city, the guest of Mr*. J. M. Hanes. Wednesday afternoon In honor of Mr*. J. L. Googe. who left this week to mnke her home tn Columbia, 8. C. Thursday morning Mr*. C. B. Watt entertained at a breakfast compli mentary to Mra. Googe. Twelve ladles were present. Mr. and Mra. J. x. Norris were vis itors In Cordele Sunday. Mrs. H. B. Isler returned from visit to her *l*ter In Mncon. Mr*. A. J. Dixon and son. Maxwell, spending several day* with “ e city. | Googe vlalted Mrs. J. C. tsrewer in /Douglas this week. Mr*. Jo/ Jeter, of Cordele. la guest of Mrs. J. A. Quattlebaum. ROBERTA. ‘ Mrs. Annie McGee and son, A. - . have returned from a visit to relatives In Macon. Mr*. Charles Dkvlson visited reU' lives here. Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Howard, of Powertvlll*. have been on a visit to Roberta relative! Mrs. W. B. Jordan, of Macon, spending some time with her daugh ter. Mr*. George Harris. Mr*. Fred Smith, of Fort Valley, Is the guest of relatives In Knoxville. Professor and Mr*. J. W. Blood' worth, of Reynolds, spent the week end with relatives here. Mrs. K. T Nottingham, of Thomnn- ton. has returned home after a visit to her mother. Mr. Hoy Dent attended the automo bile races tn Savannah. Mesdame* 8am Causey and Dixon visited Llxetla and Macon recently. Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Andrews, of Yatesvllle, attend the Andrewa-Taylor wedding. Mr. and Mr*. Thurston Hatcher, of Macon, attended the Hateher-McGee wedding. Miss Parkle Camp, of Culloden, vis ited friend* here recently. Miss l.ucy Allen, of Reynolds, spent the week-end with relative! Mr. N. F Walker ha* returned home after a business trip to Alabm. iatonton! The announcement party given by Mrs. Annie Ijeonard Supple In honor of her niece. Mies Margery Harris Leonard, whore engagement to Rev. John Henry Barber, of IjouMrllle. Ky.. has Just been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dougherty Leonard, waa decid edly one of the prettiest and most unique social affairs ever given In Ratonton. Mr*. Suprl- entertained at the old family home on Maple street, between the bout* of tl and 1 Katurdav morning. Tbow present were Mr! WUttam M. Dennt! Mr*. A. 8. Rdd. Mrs. 8. T. WlQgfleld. Mrs. (1. K. Riley. Mr*. V. H. Taliaferro. Mrs. T. O Greene Mr*. Florence Har- dm. Mi*. P. W. Walton. Mrs. D. L. Thomas. Mm. P. P Kreil. Mra*. O. Kit- A. Hamilton Retd. Mrs. Jte Peareon. Mr*. KtUa loenOi. Mrs. J. 8. Turner. Jr.. Mm B 1C Kcfe. Mr* Ohs M« W*. ter* Mr*. M F. I^vreette. Miss Georgia ■Hlk. 1 RogeravtU! Tea!. Mire Belie Jones, of The Plains. Miss Mary T. Law rence. of MllledgevIHe, Mies Nina Julia •Wingfield. Miss May Hcott. Miss Mattie Edmondson. Mlsa Nona I-evcrette. Mlsi Mary Nlsbet, Mias Fannie Lou Denham, Mias Fannie Lee Levercttc. Miss Resale Hanks, Miss Agnes Leverettc, Miss Louise Edmondson. Miss Alice Wardwell, Miss Pansy Denham. Mrs. Charles D. Leonard. The marriage of Dr. Laurence Orr Cnlln. of tkitonton. and Mrs. Bessie Jones Allen, of Starr, 8. C., which took place Wednesday afternoon at the home of the bride, near Anderson, 8. C., was of interest to a wide circle of frlenda of the con tree ting part lea in both Georgia and Carolln! The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Farmer, pastor of the First Methodist Church, of which the bride Is a member, only the Immediate family and a few Intimate frlenda wit nessing the wedding. Immediately after tho ceremony Dr. and Mr! McCalls left for Florida and Cub! for a wedding trip Mr. and Mr*. James Burke Floyd have returned from Savannah, and are with Mr. Brevard Ntahet, .. Madison street Miss Frances Turner visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nolan in Atlanta during the past week-end. . Rev. L. A. Cooper has returned from the state Baptist convention at Madison, nnd also occupied the pulpit of the Cur tis Avenue Baptist Church at Augusta on Runday last. Miss Eleanor Adams, who Is teaching at Jewell! Oa.. spent several days at home duirng the week past. Mrs. 8. O. Collin* agd children were re cent guests of relatives at Shady Dale. MIm Mary T. Lawrence ha* returned to her home in MllledgevIHe after a visit to the MlRie* I^onurd. - Rev. John Shannon Montgomery has returned home from a six months’ ab sence abroad, during which time he vlal ted hie parent* In Belfast. Ireland, and Tendon, returning to America by way of West Africa and the Cap* Verde Islands. Miss Dolll* McKIbben left Thursday for her home in Jackson, after several weeks *tay with relative# here. MIm France* Pressley came home from the O. N. and I. Colrge at MIledgevHe Tuesday on account of illness. Mr. Ivey Wilson visited Macon during Mrs. Peter W. Walton. Jr.. Is spending several days In Atlanta end Madison. Mlsa Cinlr* Bone Is with frlenda at College Park. Mre. Jarrell Scott, of MllledgevIHe -was a recent guest of her brother. Mr. Win- le Col. Albert J. Little, of ValdoeU. vis ited Putnnm relatives thl* week. MIm Della Tappan. of White Plains, eras a recent gueet of Mr. and Mr! A. Hamilton Reid. Mlsa Belle Jones, of The Plains. Oa., ts visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Beck. INDIAN SPRING. Mr! M. 8. Smith and Mire Louise Smith have returned to their home tn.At- lantn. Mite Lillian Cornell will arrive Tuesday from Birmingham, where she spent two months with Mrs. George T. Cornell. Mire Cornell eras delightfully entertained during her stay Mr. and Mrs.' Lamar Washington. — New Torn, are — * Mies Joe Varner. are expected here to rial! __jmer. R. L. Smith, of Macon, arent Frt- Mr hr aoc1 Mrs. L W^CoUkr and Mire Martha Collier, of BtrmlnghM! Ala.. win spend Xmas week with the Mlease C< Mr f "Newman Lmmirferd of CreaerU- »ys of the past Messrs. J. B. Ward and Ben Cleveland, of Jackson,, visited friends horo during the pest week. MONTICELLO. Miss Lois Fain has returned to Athenff after a visit to Miss Mary Curd. Miss Minnie Benton Is spending sev eral days 4 In Atlanta. MIm BcMie Ezell has returned to Cov ington after a visit to her parent! Mr. and Mre. C. T. Ezell. Mrs L. O. Benton returned thlz week from a visit to her mather, Mrs. Barnett# of Newton, Gs Miss Hamm, of Jackson, waa the re cent guest of her sister, MIm Mattlsu Hamm. mother. Mrs. H. C. Hill, who will spend some time with him. MIm Nell Jones, who has been tho K ezt of her sister, Mre. George Stinson. ■ returned home. Mrs. Doyle Campbell Is back from ?x visit to Mra. Sherrod Campbell, of Mans- lleld. Mrs. J. F. Walker spent the week-end with Willard relatives* Mrs J. H. Kelly has returned from At- lants MIm Maud Penn ts back from a visit to Atlanta relatives. . i •, Miss Vets Thurman spent the week end with Shady Dale relatives. i Prof. O. R. Horton spent the week-end Mre. D. J. Blaalngame entertained th* Embroidery Cl«b In a pleasant manner Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ran Malone entertained at "42** recently for her sister, MIm Annie King ing Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. R, Pope. The prise, c pair of embroidery scissors fell to Miss Eugenia Newton. After the game a salad course and hot chocolate were served. The nest meet-, of the club will be with Mrs. Bam Mrs' J. V. Davis entetralned at ’’42 * Wednesday afternoon in a delightful manner. Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Borin and children left this week for thetr future home ta August! They have many friends whq r *ClM Mamle d llup!itrick has returned to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hecht and children apent Sunday with Madison relative! Miss Lula Hamm, of Jackson, wat the recent guest of her etoter. Miss Mattlsu Mr. and Mrs. Ira Todd have returned to Macon. They were accompanied bv their eteter. MIm Alice Burney, who will make her home with them Mieses Annette and Drita Kelly were re*nt vial tore to Macon Mre. Leila Anderson has returned to Hillsboro after a visit to Monti cello rela- 11 Mr. and Mre Monroe Phillip* enter tained In a delightful manner Thursday evening. Tempting refreshments were rrved throughout th# evening. Mr. Joe Mercer and MIm Mercer, of Haddock, were recent guests of Mtseeg * Kate Penn. Mrs. fM Bum Yni MU. Lodi* W." of Shady Dale, were recent dative! [ontlcelIonian* wilt go over to Madison to attend tho.annual Mrs. L. O. Benton baa returned from Beall has returned from a