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<§) Social and Personal Reported by MRS. C. N. ROUNTREE, Phone 275—J. Mrs. A. C. Riley spent Sunday Plains. * 4- * Mrs. Eston Adams is visiting tives in Atlanta. * * * Miss Carolyn Vance is Thanksgiving in Atlanta. Miss ♦ 4> * Ruby Harris has from a pleasant visit In Atlanta. * * * Mrs. A. C. Riley went to Montezuma for a snort visit. ♦ * * Mrs. Francis Drake of Newnan visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis t * * Mr. and Mrs. Amos Murray baby went to Bronwood to Thanksgiving. * * * Mr. and Mrs. John Lee of Marshall ville spent Wednesday morning with Mrs.C. E. Martin. * * * Messrs. Glenmore Green and A. M. Seifert motored to Atlanta and spent two days last week. *44 Miss Annie Taylor will leave Fri¬ day for Griffin, where she will spend two weeks. «fc 4> ♦ Miss Laura Riley of Perry was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riley for a week-end visit. * + * Mrs. W. A. Wooddall visitind rel¬ atives in Fairburn several days re¬ cently. * 4 * Friends of Mr. Lawrence Gray are glad that he is improving from his re¬ cent illness. * * * Mr. A. M. Seifert is acting as city clerk durnig the illness and absence of Mr. L. P. Gray. + * * The many friends of Mr. M. C. Greene are glad to know that his con¬ dition is much improved. Mrs. Tom Jarrell of Birmingham, Ala., came Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Murray. ♦ ♦ * Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jones and son, Franklin, will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Braswell. L £ II £ !i fl EDWARDS BROS £ £ fl £ fl §* £ f fl £ f fl fl We are the exclusive agents for this noted make of shoes for children. There is no shoe that is so well known and so universaly liked as the Buster Brown. They are 1 I noted for the last that they are made on. No shoe fits a child’s foot as they do. They f £ are also noted for their Quality and Workmanship. In other words, there is no better ! £ child’s shoe on the market for School or Dress. Let your child’s next shoe be a Buster ! £ Brown and will be pleased. fl fl £ f you £ £ WE HAVE REDUCED THEM IN PRICE i f £ ! i i Sizes II to 2 Sizes 8 to il Sizes 2 to 8 Sizes 4 to 8 Big Miss Styles f! Were $5.00, $6.50, $6.75, Were $4.50 and $6.00. h fl Were $4.00, now $3.20 and $5.20, $7.50. $5.40, Now and $4.00, $6.00. Now $3.60 and $4.50 Were Now $5.20, $7.00, $6.00 $7.50 & & $9.00 $7.20 \\ ! EDWARDS BROS Hi! Misses Clare and Louise Green spend the week end at their home Milledgeville. * * * Mr. Tom Flournoy has been fined at home this week on of an attack of grippe. ♦ * * Mr. and Mrs. Isaac L. Domingos Macon were dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. A. A. Williams on Day. 4» Mrs. H. M. Futch and two ren of Dawson came Wednesday spend the Thanksgiving season her sister, Mrs. Harris Turner. + * * Miss Etta Carithers left day for Milledgeville to visit Margaret Shepard during the giving season. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Warner Hill, Jr., childrelf, of Greenville, Ga, are iting the family of Mr. Hill’s Mrs. C. E. Martin. 4* 4* 4» Mrs. Will Houser of Fla., came Tuesday to be with mother, Mrs. L. Carter, who has ill several weeks. * * * A large number of prominent sons from Fort Valley went to Sunday afternoon to attend the neral of Mr. L. M. Paul. * * * A number of Sunday School work¬ ers from here went to Elko Sunday to attend the County Convention in session there. * 4 * Misses Kathryn Lowe and Lynda Lowe of Buena Vista were attract¬ ive visitors last week end, the guests of Miss Etta Carithers. * ♦ * There will be an apron shower for the benefit of the W. C. T. U. on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. T. Marshall. + * * Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Whitehead of Vienna were dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. Z. McArthur on Thanks¬ giving Day. 4* *fr 4* Miss Gladys Stephens of Chicago is the attractive guest of Mrs. John THE LEADER-TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA Allen. Miss Stephens will be Mrs. Allen until after tne holidays. «|» «(» Mr. and Mrs. Houser Edwards children and Mrs. Lon Taylor Miss Blanche Green were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ard of Elko on Thanksgiving Day. + •> *!• Miss Doris Hough, who came to organize the Girl Scouts, spoke ladies and girls at the school rium Tuesday afternoon on it means to be a Girl Scout.” * * * The primary department of •Methodist Sunday School will a special missionary program Sunday morning at the Sunday hour. Mrs. J. D. Kendrick will charge of the program. * 4* * Mr. Jim Wilson went to Plains Sunday to see his brother, who is the sanitarium at that place, lescing after a recent operation. Miss Florence Smith will spend Thanksgiving season at her home Reynolds. ♦ + * Miss Helen Marshall entertained few friends on Monday evening at ’possum supper. Those enjoying delightful occasion were Misses Flor¬ ence Smith, Carolyn Vance, Cole¬ man, Helen Marshall ,and Messrs. J. L. Graham and W. R. Fuller. * * ♦ In honor of Misses Kathryn and Lynda Lowe of Buena Vista, the charming guests &t Miss Etta Ca¬ rithers, Mrs. Sanders Harris enter tained a few friends on Saturday af teimoon at a “movie” party at the Franklin Theatre. •fr * + Mr. W. A. Wooddall returned Mon¬ day from Richmond, Va., where he went to attend the National Railroad Y. M. C. A. convention. Mr. Wooddall was one of the five-minute speakers at the convention, his subject being, “Why I believe in the Y. M. C. A.” * * * After the minstrel show on Fri¬ day night at the Austin Theatre Miss Helen Marshall entertained a few friends complimenting Mrs. John Al¬ len and her guest, Miss Stephens, of Chicago, and Miss Etta Carithers and her guests, the Misses Lowe, of Bue¬ na Vista. * * + * f iss Ruby Duke was given a sur¬ prise dinner party by her mother, Mrs. J. D. Duke, last Saturday noon, when she entertained a number of Miss Ruby’s girl friends. These were turkey and all the nice things that go with it, and altogether it was a happy day for the girls. Several * * * of the young men and young women went out at four a. m. on a bird hunt recently. The affair was in honor of Misses Lowe of Bue¬ na Vista, the guests of Miss Etta Carithers. They did not find much game but enjoyed the hunt and later a breakfast at the Fort Valley Cafe. A call t 4* f meeting of the W. M. S. of the Baptist church was held on Mon¬ day afternoon in the assembly room of the church to hear the report of the convention recently held in Au¬ gusta. Mrs. F. W. Withoft gave the report and was heard by a large rep¬ resentation of the Baptist women. * <• + Mrs. Tom Flournoy and Mrs. Ju¬ lian Webster were in Atlanta several days of this week and were guests at the Georgia Products Dinner at the City Auditorium. Mrs. Flournoy ap peared on the program on this occa¬ sion, having been invited to sing, and was accompanied by Mrs. Webster. LITTLE CAROLYN WILSON GIVES “PILGRIM PARTY. One of the largest and most en¬ joyable parties for the young folks was the “Pilgrim Party” on last Fri¬ day afternoon, at which little Miss Carolyn Wilson was tbe charming hostess. As the guests arrived the girls were given caps and ’kerchiefs made of white crepe paper to wear, and the boys donned the paper collars and cuffs. When all had been dressed as pilgrims they were ready to partici pate in the old-fashioned games such as “Going to Jerusalem.” Corn cobs wei-e provided with which to build log houses, and the prize, a box of fruit, was won by Tom Edwards, for the best-built log house. Clothes pins were then given to all to be used as dolls to be dressed in crepe paper. It was lots of fun to see the boys dress¬ ing the dolls. The prize for the best dressed doll was won by Ruth How¬ ard McMillan, and was a real doll. Another contest which was enjoy¬ ed was an old-fashioned spelling bee. The prize, a box of fruit, was won by Raynelle Pearson, the next best speller, the hostess being the best. Refreshments were served to all in paper trays attractively lined with crepe paper, in which peanuts, pop¬ corn, apples and stick candy were placed. The party was genuinely enjoyed by all the little guests. £ £ J; Dahl's Flowers ffi £ Eastman Kodaks £ Norris Candies £ £ £ £ £ £ Copeland's £ £ fl £ Pharmacy H. M. COPELAND, Prop. Phone 140 Best Drugs, Toilet Articles, etc Whitman’s Candy Edison Phonographs % We show our appreciation by courtesy and good service. ttlTOODOim mcictcu:ua£inEictciLci£icu:mci£t£iei