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Barnesville,
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H. HUMPHREY has been ill for sev
eral days.
® Mr. and Mrs. Will Grouch, of Daw
son, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Marie Brown, of Forsyth, is with
Miss Emma Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims and little Sara
Virginia are ill with influenza.
¢ Dr. E. T. Holmes has Spanish influenza.
Mrs. K. R. Shuck has been ill,
Mesdames Bredford, Sr.,, and 8. H, Tuck
er, of Rest Haven, were in town Monday.
Mrs. Tucker anticipates making her home
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Progressiveness
‘ I '‘RADITIONS in themselves
areemptythingsunless com
bined with progress.
Chickering & Sons
have never been content to rest
on their laurels; they have never
lacked inventive ability.
THRUOUT their ninety-six years’ his
tory the aim has ever been to produce
pianofortes in which quality of tone is not
sacrificed to volume.
The result is apparent in the CHICKER
ING of today.
Other makes of Pianos sold by us are KRANICH
& BACH, LUDDEN & BATEg, IVERS & POND,
MATHUSHEK, SMITH & BARNES.
NEW PIANOS TO RENT
Permit Us to Send Catalogs
SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE
80 N. Pryor St. Est. 1870 Atlanta, Ga.
Where Mer;ehandise Isdas Good as
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co.
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LOT NO. 1
‘Women's Fine Boots, in choice of colors—Field
mouse, Grey, Mahogany and Black, with Cloth
Tops to match and Leather Louls Heels. Sizes
2 to 7, widths.AA to D. Sold all season at SIO.OO
to $12.00. January Sale Price, $9.65,
LOT NO. 4
Extra Special Monday only. All Misses’ and
Children’s Shoes less ten per cent off regular
prices for this one day. This includes all leathers.
Tan Calf, Black Calf, Pat Colt, Black Vamps,
White Tops; Pat Vamp, Black Cloth Tops,
in Barnesville for the present, to be with
her nephew, who is In school at Gordons
Institute.
Mr. and Mrs, A. O, )ln?he&rnld Mrs.
W. M. Howard motored to iffin last
week.
Mrs. Alice Murphey, of Macon, sapent
several days recently with her sister, Mrs
R. L. Swatts.
Clarence Colller, new of Fort Valley,
visited his father's family last week,
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Gardiner spent
last Sunday in Macon with Mrs. Horace
Chase,
Mr. and Mrs, Tarver Woodall have come
to Barnesville to live and have apart-
Last week of our
great January
Shoe Clearance
Sale. Every high
shoe in our entire
stock marked
down to bare cost
of materials.
& LOT NO. 2
Women’s Pat Vamp Cloth Top Poots. Choice
of Button and Lace, either low or leather Louis
heels. Sizes are broken, but if yon can find your
size, you can buy shoes that are worth and have
sold all season at $6.00 and $5.00, your choice, as
long as they last Monday, at $3.85. ‘
LOT NO. 3
Women’s Pat Vamp, Mat Top, Cuban Heel But
ton Boots. All Goddyear Welts and worth $4.00,
Extra Special Monday, $2.95.
. Sizes 2% to &, widths B C D E.
LOT NO. 5
Satin Evening Slippers, Covered Cuban Heels
and Rosebud Pompom, in colors Red, Blue, White,
sizes are badly broken, but they are $4.00 values.
As long as they last Monday, $1.49,
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ments for the present with Mrs. Frank
Sims.
‘Miss Mollie Shelton was painfully in
jured by a fall last week.s
Miss Irene Hix, of Wesleyng, spent the
week-end with Miss Hollingsworth at Miss
Mary Wooten’'s,
Mrs. Annie Whittle entertained Dr, and
Mrs. J. M. Anderson at dinner last Sun
day.
Miss Mamie Matthews, of Plant City,
Fla.,, is spending some time with her
brother, Millwood Matthews,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Heely have returned
from Plant Cltr. Fla., called there by the
illness of their daughter, Mrs. Luman
Ansley, e
Joe Smith has influenza.
Miss Mabel Hilton has returned to town
after a visit to relatives in the country.
Wimberly Wilson, of Fitzgerald, an old
Gordon boy, was greeting friends here
Sunday. He is in the banking business
now.
Norman Ueacock has been ill.
Miss Catherine Woodburn has returned
to her duties at the Piedmont Sanatoriuni.
Mrs. W. A. Farley, of Goggansville, was
in town Monday.
The Rev. Frank Quilllan was in Atlanta
Wednesday attending a sessicn ot the
Board of Missions at the Wesley Memo
rial Church.
Miss Grace Sulz is at home after a visit
to Cordele
Mrs. J. W. Woodall has influenza.
Mr, J. J. Garland, of Atlanta, was here
Monday, His Barnesville friends sympa
gflze With him in the loss of his daughter,
ita,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Bankston have
apartments at the hotel now.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Murphey have re
turned from a visit to Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. C. J. Lester visited Miss Nell Eley
at Wesleyan last Wednesday.
"Col. Omer Franklin, of Valdosta in the
city.
'{ha many friends of Mrs. Smith Rum
ble are sympathizing with her in the loss
of her father, Capt. E. B. Darden, who
died suddenly in Milner last Sunday night,
The body was brought to Barnesville for
interment. Captain Darden was a promi
nent veteran of the Oivil War.
Mrs. J. H. SpNlers died at her home
here last Sunday.
Clark Holmes has influenza.
Corporal T. J. Franklin is visiting his
gurema here. He had As his guest last
unday Sergeant W. R. Buell, of Buffalo,
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Wyoming, and Sergeant R. ¥. Ammund
son, of Chicago.
An_interesting meeting of the Mission
ary Soclety was held last Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A, J. Eley,
Mrs. R. A. Stafford, presiding. The Rev,
Mr. Quillian spoke on the Centenary move
~ment. Those on the program were Mrs. C.
H. Morris. The devotionals song, Sweet
Galilee, Miss Sara Stafford, accompanied
by Miss Elizabeth Eley on the violin. Leaf
let, Mrs. T. O. Galloway; duet “Only to
- Know,” Mesdames Stafford and Lester
Leaflet; The Call of the Centenary, Past
and Present, Mrs. R. A. Stafford.
__The officers and directors of the First
National Bank have been elected for the
year. They are: W, B. Smith, president;
R. A. Stafford, vice-president; L. C. Tyus,
cashier; Norman Peacock, bookkegper. The
directors are W, H. Mitchell, 1.. O. Benton,
T. J. Berry, H. Peacock, B. H. Hardy and
J. W. Garland. Mr. W. H. Mitchell, who
has been president the past year, was re
elected a director, but on acocunt of {ll
health was not made an officer.
Miss Christine Woodburn, who has been
ill _with typhoid fever, is improving.
J. A. McCrary, of Atlanta, was in the
cit¥ Tuesday attending the stockholders’
meeting of the First National Bank, In
whiech he is largely inter2stel and of
which he formerly was cashier, He was
warmly greeted by the citizens. Mr. Me-
Crary is now a director of the Federal Re
serve Bank of Atlanta,
\ Mrs. Reid Hunt and Miss Ellen Hunt
spent Wednesday in Atlanta.
The young people of Gordon Institute
enjoyed a delightful dance at the school
armory on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Walter King, of Corinth, Miss, was
the guest of Miss Ruth Lambdin for
several dagn last week.
Mrs. E. B, Kuntz, the guest of Mra. Alva
Matthews has returned to her home, Los
Animas, Colo.
Mrs. W. W. Smith, Migses Sara and
Marie Smith and Wallace Smith, spent
last Thursday in Atlanta. ‘
Eno¢h L. Marcus, the son of J, M.
Marecus, who has been in the army since
last April, has received his discharge at
Camp Gordon and Is home again.
. W. B. Smith is convalscent from in
fluenza.
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) OCIAL interest was centered largely
during the week in the briliant re
during the week in the brilliant re-
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Graddick, in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Griffith, who have
Just returned from their wedding trip to
Florida. The interior of the home was
artistically decorated with smilax, ferns
and pink and white carnations were used
profusely. Those receiving the guests upon
arriving were Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Flani
gan, Colonel and Mrs. G. A. Johns, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jackson, Mr. and Mra.
B. B. Jackson and Miss Cleo Bush. Those
serving punch were Misses Bert Pirkle,
| Bsther Henson, Mary Alice Strange and
Lucy Turpin. In the recuivh;: line were
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Graddick, Mr, and Mrs.
J. W, Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Grif
| fith, Miss Mary Biles and Latimer Griffith.
Mrs. J. W. Griffith wore white taffeta,
combined with tulle and gold lace, Miss
Biles wore an oyster-colored satin dress,
Mrs. Graddick wore white net over taf
feta and Mrs. M. J. Griffith wore silver
gray. Those assisting in the dmin{vroom
were Mesdames L. 8. eteid, J. J. ilson,
E. V. Snipes, R. H. Kimball and H. A,
Carithersy Jr. The table had as its cen
tral decoration a large silver basket filled
with pink ecarnations; tulle was caught
from the chandelier to the corners of the
table when a bow was tied and smaller
baskets were used there, About 350
guesats called during the evening.
Mrs. G. B, Turpin and Miss Lucy Tur
!:_ln gave A party last Friday afternoon.
he honor guests were Mrs. J. W, Gritf
feth, a recent bride; Miss May Pirkle, a
bride-elect, and Miss Mary Biles, of Al
bemarle, N, C. Bunco was enjoyed during
tha afternoon, after which a salad course
was served. Miss Helen Graddick assist
ed in serving. The Invited guests included
Misses Mug Pirkle, Mary Blles, Mary Alice
Btr‘nlfl. auline Camp, Grace Jackson,
Bert Pirkle, Annette Quillian, Ora Lee
(vn.m’r), Esther Henson, Marie Smith, Flos
sle Henson, Cleo Bush, Inez Cooper and
Johnnie Lou Smith, and Mesdames J. W,
Griffeth, H. T. Flanigan, Paul Autry, R,
H. Kimball, H., A. Carithers, Jr,, W. H.
Jennings, F.. C. Graddick, Reld, R. L.
Woodruff, 8. H. Ware, Edgar De la Plorre,
J. W. Cooper, W, R, Bmith, L. 8. Radford,
Ralph Bmith, M. J. Griffeth, 8. T. Pirkle,
| Hagan, of Birmingham; B. B. Jackson and
Oscar Summerour,
Among the social events of the week
was the handkerchief shower given by
Mra. Jackson to Miss May Pirkle, a bride«
elect of this month, last Tuesday nafter
noon. " The guests were Misses May Pirkle,
Letla Vickery, Mary Alice Strange, Hert
Pirkle, Ora Lee Camp, Lucy Turpin, Paul
ine Camp, Flossie Henson, Johnnie Lou
Smith, Esther Henson, Annette Quilllan
and Grace Jackeon, and Mesdames 8. ¥,
Pirkle, Hagan, of Birmingham; L. 8, Rad
ford, Oscar Bummerour, Z, ¥, Jackson, J.
P. Willlams, H. T. Flanigan and L. 8
Retd. - Mrs, Jackson was assisted in enter
taining by Mesdames Flanigan and Reid.
Mrs, Oscar Summerour spent Wednesday
in Atianta.
Misses Montine Robinson and Evelyn
Radford are at home from Brenau Col
lege until after the Pirkle-Beddingfield
wedding next Wednesday.
Mra. Clyde Willismson entertained the
Junior Priscilla Sewing Club at an en-
Joyable pewing party last Thursday nnvr-‘
noon, .
Mre. W. L. Jackson and Mary Lamar
Jackson have returned from a visit to Mrs
W. H. Toole in Atlanta, ‘
Misses Fay Drock and Ruth Griffith have
returned to Jefferson, after a visit to Mrs,
Wiley Barber here. ]
Misses Mary Shields and Gladys Harrls
spent the past weok-end In Loganville,
’Mwon.
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; ISB FRANCES GURR entertained
‘ Miss Beatrice Kirby, the guest of
X Miss Eugenia Napier, with an In
‘form&l bridge party at her home on Col
lege street. The guest list included Misses
- Bugenia N.gler. Beatrice Kirby, Sarah
‘MclLain, of Dawson; Alice Gardner, Mar
garet Ferrill, éhne Mcßrier, Marguerite
Kerr, Lamar Sparks Marian O’Donnell,
Constance Horne, Laura Thorpe, Zadile
Amerine, Major Stickley Cn?tnnu Phiper
Bush, Marshall, (}amard, Miller, Massin
gill, Templeton, Mr. Charles Hall, Jr., an
Mrs. Edward Young Holt.
Miss Helen Freeman gave a tea-dance
for her guest, Miss Katherine Lambdin, of
Barnesville, who leaves soon for Atlanta.
Sailors, soldiers and civilians were
guests at a dance at the Hotel Lanier
Thursday night.
Cards announcing the followl? have
been recetlved here: ““Mr. and Mrs. Al
lan Butler Squire request the honor of
your presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Ruth Curtis, te Mr. Walter
Jasper Grace, lieutenant of the Field Ar
tillery, United States Armly, on Wednes
day, February 6, at 12 o'clock at Trinity
Church, New Haven, Conn.” Mr. Grace is
a son of Mrs. Walter J. Grace, of Macon,
‘and is a member of the Macon bar,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Beeks and
\Mr, and Mrs. Steve Sclomon, Jr.,, have re
turned from a motor trip to Homasassa,
Fla., where they spent ten days,
~ Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Griffith are visit.
ing Mr. Roy Snéad In St. Augustine, Fla.
~ Mrs. Nisbet Tinsley, Miss Lillie Griffith
and Miss Annie Mae Barnes, of Columbus,
leave February 1 tbr an extended tour of
Florida.
B. T. Adams, Dr. Max Jackson, Mr, Wil
liams Adams and Mr. Jennings Adams
have returned from a motor trip to Flori
da.
Captain Thomas H. Hall has returned
from Columbia, 8. C., where he obtained
his release from the army.
Miss Alice Gardiner entertained yester
day with a bridge luncheon in-honor of
Miss Eugenia Napier and Miss Henrletta
Kirby, of SBomerville, N, J., house guests
of Miss Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lasher entertained
at a five hundred party, About a dozen
guests were present.
Miss Mariah O'Donnell was hostess at a
bridge party to Miss Eugenia Nl;?lor and
her house guest, Miss Beatrice Kirby, of
Somerville, N. J. Invited to meet the
honorees were Misges Laura Thorpe, Mil
‘dred Sloan, Libby Alken, Margaret Fers
‘rill, Alice Gardiner and Marguerite Kerr.
A dance was glven at the Idle Country
Club .ast evening. This was the first
dance given there in several weeks, and it
brought together a large number of Ma
con society people and Camp Wheeler
officers. Music was furnished by the
Wheeler base hospital orchestra. .
Miss Rita Bott was hostess at bridge at
her home on First street in honor of Mrs.
‘Brucu Schutt, of Ligonier, Ind.,, who I 8
visiting Mrs. Francis E. Williams., Present
iworn Mrs. Schutt, Mrs. Willlams, Mrs,
Walter Cheatham, Mrs, Frederick Wil
liams, Mrs. John Kelser, Mra. Geo. Mar
tin, Misses Alice Matthews, Kathleen
Johns, Marjorie McNair, Freida May and
‘ Marion Williams.
Miss Fugenia Napler entertained at a
bridge luncheon in honor of her guest, Miss
BPeatrice Kirby, of New Jersey. ‘l’hon
invited were Misses Lamar Bp, rk& Eliza
beth Felton, Elizabeth mlo}: athleen
fowdre, Evelyn Juhan, Alice QGardper,
deline Bmall, Mildred Sloan, llbba Akin,
of Arizona; Frances Qurr, SBarah MecLain,
of Dawson; Hattie Tracy King, Consuella
and Pear! Proudfit, Laura Thorpe, Jane
Mcßrier, Margaret Ferrill, Zadie Amerine,
Helen Gibhson, Marian O'Donnell, Virginia
Gunn, Marguerite Kerr, Lillian Battle,
Mrs. Halpine Smith, Mrs. Rad Turner,
Mrs. 8. Randolph Jaques, Jr.,, and Mrs,
Henry Valentine,
Miss Doris Livingston was hostess at a
sewing party for the members of the
Lanier High School Sewing Soclety, Hot
chm'oll}ta and salad was served, |
Dr., J. G. Parks, of Dawson, Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. CGuyton Parks on Hllhl
street,
Dr. and Mrs, J. C. Jarnagin, of Warren
ton, and Mrs, O, C, Farmer, of Chlcago,
are spending a few days with Mr, and
Mra. W. K, Markwalter, and are en route
to Florida,
Miss Eugenia Napiler and Miss Beatrice
Kirby have gone to Atlanta to u{\)n\rl BeVe
eral days with Miss Henrietta Davis,
Walter Stapler has returned from Ats
lanta.
Miss Maude Sherlock stopped over In
Macon, en route from New York to Ameg
fcus, and visited Miss Marian O'Donnell.
Andrew Lane has returned from New
York, where he acompanied his sister,
Miss Mnx'y Line, to Columbia University,
Mr., and Mrs. M. P. Hall spent several
days in Atlanta,
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Gray, of Atlanta,
are visiting Jn Macon, Mrs, Gray is re
membered hére as Misa Ciaire Dolfeulllet.
Miss Louise MeGehee, of Talbotton, Is
:lnmnu Miss Rosalie Jenkins, at Wesleyan
follege.
Mrs, Augustus Sparks is visiting her
parents in Americus.
Mra. Walter P, Binns, a recent bride,
is here from Lawrenceburg, Ky., as the
guest of her parents, Mr., and Mrs, E Y.
Mallary.
Mrs. John Blount and two children, of
Savannah, are the Txnmn of Mrs. Hloum'n!
sister, Mrs. Starr Rogers, on llnrdoumn]
avenue,
Mrs. Mark O'Daniel and Mra. C. BBmith,
of Jetfersonville, are guests of Mrs. F.
E. Land,
Mrs. Allen McDonnell and daughter,
Joan leave soon for Bavannah, where they
will make their future home. |
Miss Alice BlocH has returned from
Agnes Boott College and {8 with her par
ente, Mr., and Mrs. Michel Bloch on Ap
pleton avenue,
Miss Mory Lee, of Virginia, is the guest
of her brother, Dr, C, H. Lee, pastor of
Nt Paul's Church
H.% FRANK 8 WILSON, who has
ecen the gueat of her parents,
Captain and Mrs. B. H. Veal, and
relatives in Atlanta, deft Wednesday for
her home in Richmend, Va.
Mrs. Park A. Dallas, of Decatur, was
the guest of friends this weex. ‘
Mrs. E. L. Rhodes and two du{hten
Misses Harriett and Virginia, of Atlanta,
war; welcomoed guests in Austell last
weak.
Mr. and Mrs, W, C. Walker and baby
have returned from a visit to relatives in
Falson, Mt. Olive and Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Tasker Camp, of Fort Worth, Tex.,
was a late guest of her cousin, Mra
l Fow Humphries,
Mrs. Robert L. Alston, who has been
| the guest of her son, T. Alston, Atlanta,
has returned.
l Mrs. A, A Irvin and Mrs. D. H. Goowan
entertained Thursday evening in honer of
Midshipman W. A. Irvin, who left Sat
urday to take up his duties on the U
8. 8. Florida, Those present were Misses
Tullu Jackseon, Helen Curry, Ruth Hum
‘wrlm, oulse Cloud, Helen and Frances
| Westmoreland, Nettie Marie Humphreys,
| Bthel Davis and Mary Irvine, and Messrs
D. H. Goown, Conner Rabun Dewey Irvin
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Gainesville.
RS. H.W. J HAM is visiting her
son, Lamar Ham, in Milledgeviile.
Later she will go to Florlda to
spend several months,
Miss Corrine Riley spent several days in
Atlanta last week.
Miss Margaret Willlams, of Atlanta, has
been the guest of her sister, Miss Edison
Bmith,
Miss Ruby Allen is visiting friends In
Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. John A. Plerce 'is visiting in At
lanta.
Miss Jone Tumlin was hostess to her
Bvening Club Thursday.
The History Club met on Saturday after
noon with Mrs. J. A. Mershon. The pro
grum was as follows: “Problems of the
ence Conference,” Miss Minnie Merritt
“Notable Conferences at Versailles,”” Miss
Tda Wallate; “The BStory of the Mar
selllaise,” Mrs, J. E. Redwine; “The Wing
ed Sword of France' Miss Nell Murphy.
The hostess was assited by Mrs. Howard
Thompson and Mrs. Walpole.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 8 Campbell are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs, M. E. Goode, in
Macon.
Jay Clark is spending his furlough with
his wife at her mother's, Mrs, Candler,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lowry, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Beavers,
at Riverside, have taken rooms at Mra,
W. A. Ramseur's, where they will spend
the winter.
Miss Mary Dillard Harber has returned
to Lucy Cobb, after a visit to her parents.
Mrs. W. D. Lever, who has been the
guest of her mother, was called to Colum
bia on account of thy, death of her sis
ter-in-law,
Maynard Sanders, U. 8 N, {8 on a fur
lough, and is the guest of his parents.
Captain and Mrs. John M. Fray and
children left Wednesday for Virginia,
where they will spend several weeks he
fore going to Camp Kearney, Cal.,, where
Captain Fray has been stationed.
Mr. amd Mrs. J, A. Mershon entertained
the Thursday Evening Club. E. M. Mun
roe gave an interesting paper on “Pal
estine,” and the current events were In
charge of Mrs. Lester Hosch.
Mrs. George Williamson entertained sev
eral tables of bridge on Monday afternoon
in honor of Miss Weaver, who 18 spending
some tim>s at ‘he Princeton.
Mrs. Hayward Pearce, Jr., is staying
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Pearce returned returns from France.
The members of the Prnb%terlnnr
Church enjoyed n lovfllg toa on Tuesday
afternoon at the church.
Mrs. H. H. Dean s visiting in Atlanta,
The Modern Topics Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Hammond Johnson,
Mrs. John Powell gave sketches of the
personalities of the poets, Amy Lowell
and Theodosia Garrison; also some of their
representative poems. Mesdames Merrit
and Bridges favored the club with some
vocal selections, after which refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted by
Mis. Hayward Pearce, Jr., and Mrs.
Sidney Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Louls Wisdom motored to
Monroe Tussday,
Dr. Emory Park and Mrs, Park are at
home, after spending two weeks on the
east coast of lorida,
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RS, ALBERT DUNSON gave a din
ner party SBaturday evening for her
daughter, Miss Celeste Dunson
Wedncuday afternoon Mrs, I C. Doe
entertaingd at hridg‘fa. There were three
tables or‘b players. he highest score waa
made by Mrs. R. T, Segrest. The following
were present: Mesdames J. E, Dunson, Jr.,
T. J. Thornton, R, A. Verdier, C. M. Aw
trey, W. A. Holmes, . M. Ridley, Harry
Callaway, O, L. Bmith, F. P, Longley, R.
T. Segrest, S. . Dunson and Miss Corine
Jarrell,
vre. J. J. Milam gave a bridge party
Friday afternoon at her home on Broad
street. Her guests were the members of
the Junior Bridge Club and a few other
friends. The club prize, thrift stamps, was
awarded to Mrs. Harry Callaway, The
following were present: Mesdames 1. C.
Doe, T, J. Thornton, 8 H. Dunson, W, A.
Hollmes, R. T. Scgrest, Harvey Nimmons,
Mary Mobley, Harry Callaway, J. ®B. Dun
son, Jf, F. M. Ridley, E. T. Staltins and
Sarah Reid, of Bullochville,
Mrs. E. T, Dick has returned to ?‘er home
In Opelika, Ala. after a visit to sher son,
C. W. :Dick.
W. E. Morgan, Will, Jr., and Render are
spending soveral weeka on the east coanst
of Florida.
Mrs. Sarah Reid, of Bullochville, has
returned to her home after a visit to Mra..
E. T. Stalens.
Dr, John Banks, Mrs. Henry Banks, Mrs.
L. D. Mitchell and son, Jack, have gone to
their winter home at City Point, Fla., for
the winter.
Miss Sarah Fincher spent several days
at her home at Mountville this week.
J. L. Render, of Greenville, Ga., was
the gue& of his sister, Mrs. George Dallig,
this weak.
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R. AND MRS. GEORGE F. VERNER
and little son, George F., Jr., spent
several days last week visiting Mr,
and Mrs. Sylvestus Cain, Mr. and Mrs,
E. L. Verger.
Miss Sallie Lou Nesbitt gave her young
friends a party at her home on Peach
tree street Thursday night.
Miss St¢lla Douglas, after an illness of
several wz'ks, is at her post as teacher in
the Norcross School,
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Leitch's little
baby boy, born Saturday, died Monday
morning.
Lieutenant Noyve Nesbit came home Tues
day having been mustered out of the
army. He spent several months in France.
Fis wife, Mrs. Ruth Rainey Nesbit, who
fell and severely hurt her hip several
months ago, and has been bedridden at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, T,
A. Rainey, is almost well again and happy
that her soldier boy husband has ftee
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