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THE LEADER-TRJBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924. Social and Personal m (pj) Conducted by - ALICE D. SHEPARD - 200 Everett Square )} © © © ■>mm g)(0)F^fe mm Miss Elsie Ray left last week for West Palm Beach, F J t. 4> •? 4 1 jf Miss Roberta Howard left Tues , . day morning for Wesleyan College. ❖ ❖ Miss Annie D. Wilson will spend a few days in Barnesvillc this week. *$• •*» *J» Mr. Lealis T. Law spent this week end in Fort Valley. ❖ <5* 4> Mr. Caughey Culpepper, of At¬ lanta, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Culpepper. * < 5 * *> Dr. A. J. Titus attended the Georgia State Veterinary Associa¬ tion at Columbus on the 16 and 17. 4> 4* 4" Miss Nora Rountree has returned from a pleasant visit with friends in Marshallville. ♦J» Mr. C. R. Williams has been con¬ fined to his home for a week on ac¬ count of illness. ❖ 4* ❖ Mr. Jake Young of Macon was visiting friends and relatives in Fort Valley last week. t 4 4 Miss Mary Postell of Atlanta visit¬ ed her aunts, Misses Lou and Julia Postell, last week end. 4* 4* * Mrs. H. Jeptha Sealey and daugh¬ ters, Opal and Eloise of Des Moines, Iowa, are visiting Mrs. G. W. Capps. 4* 4» 4* Mrs. Lealis T. Law will leave Sat-i urday for Atlanta to spend several days with Mrs. Geo. R. Law. 4- 4" 4* Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Copeland and Mrs. H. C. Neil motored to Indian Springs where they spent a week. 4 * 4 * 4 * Mrs. John F. Everette of Cornelia was a guest this week of Mrs. J. D. Kendrick. i 4 * 4 1 4 * Mrs. Mattie Flournoy and Mrs. Ayer enjoyed a delightful motor trip to Eatonton, Sparta and Jewell last week. 4* 4> 4> Friends of Mrs. C. M. Orr will be glad to know that she is convales¬ cent after an illness of two weeks with malaria fever. 4* 4* 4* Mr. and Mrs. John S. Anderson and family have returned from North Carolina where they spent the sum¬ mer. 1 O 4- 4* 4* Friends of Miss Carolyn Vance are delighted to know that she will be out again as soon as the weather per¬ mits. t , d k 4* 4 1 4 1 We are glad to report that Col. Norman English is recovering as rapidly as possible from an operation of last week. V 4* 4* 4» Miss Lula Mae Brown, of Camilla, is a charming visitor in the home of Col. and Mrs. R. E. Brown. Miss Brown is making a stop-over visit on her way to Wesleyan. 4- 4* 4* Miss Lottie Norton has improved so much in health that her school mates are looking forward with plea r — ■ ■ MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS ONLY 6% STRAIGHT INTEREST QUICK MONEY ON CITY PROPERTY ON MONTHLY ' PAYMENT PLAN. Reasonable Commission 1 HOUSER & HOUSER Phone 107 Fort Valley, Ga- t spre to the day when she will be with them again at school. 4* .j. Mr. Milledge Brown left in his cat on last Thursday for Miami, Florida, where he will spend the winter. Mr. Gus Jelks of Macon accompanied him. 4* 4* vf Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. March man and family with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jr., were spend the day visitors last Sunday of Mrs. C. B. Andrew of Perry. ❖ ❖ ❖ Mrs. W. G. Edwards of Perry and Miss Sallie Pooser of Cameron, S. 0., are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Houser Edwards. •j. .j. A card from Mr. F. O. Miller, post marked Portland, Maine, Sept. 10, said: “This is a nice place and we arc all having a good time. Cold here to¬ day. ft .$>.}, * Miss Ocie Ray, of Moultrie, has accepted a position with Mr. J. W. Woolfolk. She is at home with her mother, Mrs. G. E. Ray, on Knox¬ ville street. 4* 4* 4* The Business Women’s group of the W. M. S. of the Methodist church will holds its regular monthly meet¬ ing with Miss May Wilson next Tues¬ day night, Sept. 23, at 8 o’clock. 4 1 4 - 4 > Mr. and Mrs. /Lawrence Ashley (nee Miss Mary Taylor) of son, Kansas, announce the arrival, on Sept. 9, of a daughter, Martha Anne. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Goddard and daughter Alice Louise, of Cleveland, Ohio, were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Berry. 4* 4- 4 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young and son, Hansell, with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Young, spent several days last week with relatives in Reynolds. 4* 4> 4* Mrs. T. E. Brown was a visitor of Miss Maude Brown Edwards, her namesake, for a celebration of Miss Edwards’ birthday, Sept. 13. 4* *1* 4* The many friends of Mrs. W. E. Scoggan of Sandford, Fla., will re gret to learn that she recently under went a serious operation and is now in a hospital at Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Scoggan, her son and daughter spent the peach season in Fort Valley. 4* 4* 4* The many friends here of Mrs. El mer P. Grant of Rome, who visited Mrs. Jno. A. Houser will regret to learn of her death, which occurred last Monday night after a brief ill ness. 4* 4* 4* Friends of Misses Willie and Lila Anderson are delighted to have them in Fort Valley again, after a summer spent in North Carolina. They will leave soon with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Anderson, for Florida where they will spend the winter. 4* 4* 4 Mr. G. E. Ray left Sunday for De¬ troit after spending several weeks at home with his family. His many friends are delighted to know that he has fully recovered from injuries received on his trip home from De¬ troit. 4* 4* 4 The Men’s Bible Class of the Meth¬ odist church were delighted to have as gusests Sunday morning the class of Col. C. L. Shepard and as usual enjoyed very greatly Col. Shepard’s lecture on the lesson topic of the day. 4* 4* Misses Lucy and Nannine Bassett expect to leave Sunday for Rich¬ mond, Va., where they will go in training for social service work. 4* 4* 4> Mrs. James A. Everett is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Flournoy, at her home at Rivoli. 4* 4* 4* Mrs. J. A. Wood has returned from Borden Springs, Ala., and a visit to her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Durden, of Atlanta. ♦♦♦ Mr. W. H. D-urden was the guest of Mrs. J. A. Wood and Randolph on Monday. I have put on two first class me chanics and want your business. Come to see me. Claude DuPree, ’phone 161. ltpd. ■O Advertise i„ The Le.der.Trib.ee. ♦j* 4* *j« *j» *j* »j» *j« « 5 » *j* *j» •$* •$* <§> THE DEPARTMENT ♦ ♦j, EDITOR'S WINDOW * .t, . 5 . .{. If there ,, antitoxin . that .. , will ... is an prevent jealousy . , the Kiwamans . should ,,,,, take the treatment. Since E. T . _ T. w Murray , has , been infatuated . . , , so ' with . , , his . new , banking . . interest . . , there is real danger of . the , green eyed , mon¬ ster becoming rampant in the Kiwan is club.- , We certainly are “up a tree” about one of our young girls. She isn’t go¬ ing away to school or to teach—just stopping at home. Are you thinking about the same one wo are? All of Peach coimty and the bors reveled in the happiness of the first circus of the season Tuesday. School closed at noon which shows that Prof. Lambert knows how to reach the hearts of the children after all. For they were ready, each of them to vote him as a “fine fellow. tr Someone has said that circus per¬ formances are proverbial for the speed and clock-like perfection with which they are run, but if you are interested in speed, just wait and watch for an hour or so after the show is over. With tjiis speed is the same clock-like perfection in stow¬ ing away each little piece and stick. It is always unbelievable how the grounds of a circus can be cleared and packed in freight cars in so short a time. Even the roust-a-bouts are as wonderfully trained as the animals and performers. But, say, wasn’t that unusually good music for a circus. MURRAY- ANDERSON The many friends of Miss Eva Murray will be interested to learn of her approaching marriage to Mr. E. R. Anderson of Boston and Jack sonville. Miss Murray was reared in Fort Valley and she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Murray and is sister of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jarrell - Palm Beach, and is member of of a one of the best and oldest families of Fort Valley. She was a student at Wesleyan College developing great talent, in music nad art, three of her paintings being sold for $1,000 to a ! party in Birmingham. MRS. E. LON WILDER Mrs. Eugenia Bowman Wilder, wife of Mr. E. L. Wilder, of Jack sonville, Fla., died Friday evening , lt three o’clock at her home, 841 West Monroe St., Jacksonville. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Wilder and father, Mr. j. j. ! Bowman, and five brothers and four s j ste rs, J. A. Bowman of Macon, H. ‘ T ; g q., E. J., and G. B. Bowman 0 f p ort Valley, Mrs. J.W. Bowers 0 f p ort Valley; Mrs. W. L. Ross of Musella, Mrs. G. S. Dunlap of Birm j i ng ham, Ala., and Miss Lizzie Bow man 0 f p ort Valley. The funeral service was held the honle 0 f her father on Anderson Ave>> Sunday afternoon at 2 : 00 0 > c]ocki conducted by Rev. Loy War wick> pastor 0 f the Methodist church, Mrs. Wilder was a former Fort Valley girl and had a large circle of relatives and friends who mourn her Heath. Interment was at Pleasant ilill cemetery, Crawford county. 1LJIU O m UM 111 IJ 1.1 l!JU I.J iJU U MIUIJI13 UIJIJIJIJIJUI SINGLETARY $ % I $ £ £ £ £ £ CASH MARKET £ £ £ At Georgia Grocery £ % £ £ £ £ Choice western and £ £ native meats £ £ £ £ Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb £ £ £ All dainty Meat Products to £ £ please the fastidious a most £ £ taste. £ I , * £ SINGLETARY Si & A »i CASH MARKET Mi £ At Georgia Grocery LEAVE FOR COLLEGE Among the young folks leaving for 1 college this week are William March man to W. and L. College, Thomas Shepard ... . to . Vanderbilt; , , ... T Louis • Fagan n to . Emory, „ Quenten ,, , .. Davidson . . to . n Geor gia, Helen ... .... White, ., Randolph-Macon „ . . . at . Lynchburg, , Va., .. ... Miss .. Margaret . Shepard ol , to . ■, teach . at , „... Pittsburg, , T Pa. , f AS-YOU-LIKE-IT-CLUB The members of the As-You-Like It club had their first social since adjourning for the summer on last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Homer Aver a. Games of rook were played after which Mrs. Avera served a most delightful salad course. The | Mrs. next M. re » L. ular Razemore. meeting will be with , ROOK PARTY Miss Lillian Eherhardt entertained at three table rook party on last Fri¬ day. The occasion was Miss Eber hardt’s birthhay. The guest list in¬ cluded Misses Mary Frances Henry, Louise Lifsey, Leonora Murray, Lau¬ ra Houser, Frances Vance, Eva Say well, Jessie and Catherine Harrison, Theresa and Marcia Murray, Clifford Houser, and Annie Fred Shepard. DINNER PARTY FOR VISITOR Midshipman R. E. Brown, Jr., en tertained at a beautiful dinner par¬ ty last Monday evening in honor of his guest, Miss Lulawill Brown of Camilla, Ca. Those enjoying Midship¬ man Brown’s hospitality were Misses Lulawill Brown, Margaret McMillan, Margaret Whiting, Mary Frances j oiner Marjorie Brown, Messrs. Al bert £ vans> Lewis Fagan, Julian Hilcy; Henry Mathews, Shirley, and jj ^ Brown Jr. DINNER PARTY Mrs. Frank A. Vance entertained at dinner on Monday evening in ‘ ion or of Miss Margaret Shepard and Mr. Thomas Shepard, who are leav in . soon for college and Messrs. John and T. J. Culpepper of Jacksonville, Fla. Covers were laid for twelve. HONORS MRS. LYON Mrs. Herman Avera entertained at a rook luncheon on last Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Alvin Lyon, who left recently to make her home in Macon, Mr. Lyon having been made manager of a Georgia Grocery store in Ma¬ con. FOR MISS CHEVES The Woman’s Library Auxiliary was hostess at a lovely party Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. 1 E. G. Thomas. Miss Parmalee Cheves, the retiring librarian of the Thomas Library who left Saturday to enter the Carnegie Library school in At llanta was the honoree of the occa sion. Following several spirited games of rook expressions of appreciation of the splendid work of Miss Cheves for the last eight years were made by several members and as a token of its appreciation and the esteem in which she is held, the auxiliary pre- FALL * * MILLINERY SHOWING Friday Afternoon, September igth You are invited to see the pretty 1 New Fall Models MRS. M. T. WISE sented her with a beautiful wrist watch. Late in the afternoon a delight¬ ful salad course was served. SEPTEMBER MEETING U. D. C. The September meeting of the Chas. D. Anderson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy was held at the residence of Mrs. A. C. Riley, Thursday Sept. 11, at 4 o’clock. After the regular routine of busi¬ ness, our room at Winnie Davis Hall at Athens was discussed. It was de¬ cided to put a name plate on the door bearing the name of the Fort Valley chapter. Also other improvements such as painting and screening. The following girls occupy the room this year: Louise Campbell, Fort Valley; f I Lucy Goodwin, Marshallville; and Frances Lowe, Byron. Our chapter is furnishing the Ki wanis their Friday luncheons for the J month of September. The following | ladies acting as chairmen: first week, Mrs. T. E. Eubanks and Mrs. J. A. L, Wilson; second, week, Mrs. J. D. Kendrick and Mrs. C. H. Sammons; third week, Mrs. Ben Anderson and Mrs. W. C. Fagan; fourth week, Mrs. A. J. Evans. ! - The FORT first VALLEY’S Presbyterian HISTORY, church was * • > built in 1870. Always In Style • > • ■ In a “Bradley” and out of doors. Your Bradley Sweater— I* It keeps you in style be¬ * * cause it keeps its shape. i> ■. Select your Sweater now-from our complete stock. • > The season’s foremost styles and colors for young men and ladies Bovs’ br Sweaters for < • School Wear t A Full run of sizes - - $3.50 to $4.50 High School Boys’ and Girls’ all wool Sweaters. The newest styles and colors for Fall $5.00 to $10.00 * $ Hats A \fi ‘V % arrivals in c New .v Stetson and Schoble’ S ^ 3a, 04 New Fall Felt Hats / * V /■ / % vv * $5.00 to $7.50 { ■mm V SCHOBLE HATS f 4* * -V % ih * m m $ 4* » .. „ EDWARDS BROTHERS f The State Convention of the U. D. C. will he held at Quitman October 21st to 25th, the delegates will be elected at the next meeting which will be held at the residence of Mrs R. M. Houser Oct. 9th. September 12th being Admiral Rophene Simmes birthday, Mrs. Ben Fincher gave a sketch of his life. Miss Florence Smith concluded the program with two songs, “Hoping On” and “A Lullaby. M The president requests a full at¬ tendance at the October meeting. ■O’ D. A. R. MEETING The regular meeting of the D. A. ■R. was held September tenth at the home of Mrs. Annie L. Ayer on Col¬ lege St. Magna Charta Day was cele¬ brated. After the business session Miss Claudia Culpepper, chairman, intro¬ duced Col. L. L. Brown, Jr., whose qddress on the Magna Charta was an interesting feature of the meet¬ ing. If you have any idea o f becoming a Swede you must act fast. The Swedes are tightening their naturili zation laws. -J