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RS, DALLAS MARTIN entertained
the Bill Arp Chapter of United
Diaughters of the Confederacy Tues
dpy aftgrnoon at her home, Mrs, Martin
% assisted in entertaining her guests hy
#, “Walter Aldredge. The following of«
rers. were elected: Mrs, Laura Garner,
fesident; Mrs, J. T, Rowe, first vice presis
but; Mrs, Dallas Martin, second vice
resident: Mrs. Paul Cates, recording sece
tary; Mrs, Will Lewis, corresponding sece
etary; Mrs. ‘Walter Aldredge, treasurer;
irs. Louis Sudderth, historian: Mrs. Em
na Wilson, registrar. After the business
w reading by Miss Muwu and a flag con
test was enjoyed, 086 present wore
Mesdames Laura Garner, Prince Roval,
Plummer, Will Lowis, Emma Wilson, Mose |
Greer, Clyde Power, Lewis Sudderth, Joe
Shadburn, E. O. Dobbs, Clive Hansard,
Walter Aldredge, John L. Campbell, Fred
Sears ,Bob Hannah, Paul Cates, J. Brown,
Misses Elizabeth Morgan, Maggie Buffing
ton and Kathleen Royal.
Miss Helen Brown entertained her Sun
day school class Thursday afternoon at her
home. After the bhusiness a program was
rendered, The guests were served an ice
course. Those present were Mrs. W, B,
Meßride, Misses Betty Shadburn, Emmette
Garner, Annie Nunn, Belvie Garner, Edith
Lowe and Jessie Brown,
The yvoung men complimented the facul
ty of the publie school with a pienie Fri
day at Whodward's Mill. Those going
were Miss¢és Parnell Coker, May Laird,
Rhoda Scott, Ruby McConnell, Parilu Dea
ton, Carfat Baxter, Irene Bowdon, Kate
Culpepper, Amy Doster, Christa Shadburn
and Frank Shadburn, Lee Strickland, Ev
erette Grer, Minor Shadburn, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Perry and Mrs. J. T. Rowe
chaperone:
Miss Jesgie Dean Wood, of Lawrenceville,
was the gnest of her mother, Mrs. L. D.
Wood for rhv week-end.,
Miss D!xs,\' Shadburn, who has been
teaching §t Winfield, arrived Thursday to
spend th¢ summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs./W. L. Shadburn,
Little Miss Alma May Bowman has re
turned fom a visit to her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kirby, in Cumming.
Miss fithel Vance spent Wednesday in
Atlanta ,
The [enth Grade enjoyed a picnic at
Woodwjird's Mill Friday. Those present
were Jrof. W. N, Nunn, Misses Helen
Brown, Emmette Garner, Betty Shad
burn, fvelyn White, Annie Nunn and Wil
liam Fe Nunn, Paul Power, Aurillius Tid
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Misses Culpepper, Doster and Bowden
had as their guests for dinner Monday
‘l‘\?tlllnt Miss Mabel Nunn and Lee Strick
and,
The Rev. and Mrs. A. B, Couch and
children, of Locust Grove, were with Mr,
and Mrs. J. B, Payne for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. ¥l Joseph and dnufhtz{:
Mr. and Mrs, Stein and son, of Atlan
spent Sunday with Mrs., Joe Levinson.
Mrs, W. J, Hutchens has returned from
Clermont, where she went to attend the
graduation exercises,
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter and Mr' and
Mrs. Joo Shadburn motored to Cumming,
Sunday.
Miss Olney Thornton, of Bowman, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. A, Wilbanks.
Mrs., Dailas Martin, Mrs, Carl Pirkle
and Miss Lizzie Blankinship visited At
lanta, Friday.
Misses Gertrude and Elizabeth Brogan
spent the week-end in Atlanta, the guests
ol Mrs, Stoke Wilson.
Miss Sallie Green, of Lawrenceville, was
the guest of Mrs. W. 1. Shadburn for
the week-end,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aldredge, Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Martin, Mrs. John L. Camp
bell motored to Logansville sundl}.
Misses Belle Canning, of lowery
Branch, and Lena Stephens, of Atlanta,
were the weck-end guests of Miss Winnie
Shadburn.
Miss Eva Hope, of Gainesville, was the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mra. W, A.
Hope, for the week-end.
Mrs. Clef Brogdon and daughters, of
Miami Beach, Fla., are the guests of Mra,
Brogdon's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. J. P.
Neese,
Mr, and Mrs, Bert Hamlet, of JAtlanta,
were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Simms.
Mrs. L. V. Wilbanks attended the wom
an's Baptist Missionary Union in Atlanta
last week, 1
Mrs. Claude Msertin, Mrs, Earl Varnell
and Miss Ludie Bird, of Atlanta, were the
guests of Mrs. 8. J. Bird for the week-end,
C. 1. White and daughter, Miss Evelyn,
spent Sunday in Atlanta.
Misses Ruby McConnell and Rhoda Scott
attended the all-star comcert in Atlanta
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Stringer is spending some
time in Norcross with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
H. Robinson. 5
A .T. Green and Cleveland Green, of
Lawrenceville, were the Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Shadburn.
Mrs. Sam Mabry will entertain at a mis
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HEARST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN — A Newspaper for People Who Think — SUNDAY, MAY 25 1919.
turn, a bride.oleet, on Thursday afternoon
at _her home.
The Rev, Ceorge Light, a chaplain at
Fort McPherson, was the guest of his
mol.t‘-er. Mrs. Mattic Light, during the
week,
Miss Claudia Thomas, of Atlanta, and
Hooker Pattillo, of Georgia Tech, Wwere
weoek-end guest of Mr, and Mrs. L. P.
Pattillo.
The many friends of Frank Bowden are
welcoming him heme after 8 ending
twelve months overscas with the Emm,«.
second Division,
Joe Levinson and son, Isadore, spent
Sunday and Monday in Atlanta.
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Newnan,
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188 MATTIE REID ROBINSON
was hostess at a bridge party on
Thursday, given for Miss A ie
Drake and Misa Johnnie Caldwell. ?h.
guests included Miss Mildred Arnall, Miss
May Arnold, Miss Sallie Kirby, Miss Sa
rah Farmer, Miss Olive Berry Pringle,
Miss Gabrielle Johnson, Miss Nina Tomp
kins, Miss Mildred Darden, Miss Johnnie
Camp, Miss Jeannette Miller and Mrs. E.
R. Cook, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Shack Powers entertained
at a dinner party on Sunday. The guests
included Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. W. l. Stallings, Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Stallings, Mrs. Inez Kirby, Miss
Dorothy Kirby, Miss Mary Powers and
Miss Lucy Christian.
Mrs, O. D. Gorman, of Atlanta, has been
the guest of Mrs, T. M. Goodrum for sev
eral days this week.
Mre. T. 8 Parrott was hostess for the
Young Matrons’ Sewing Club on Wednes
day afternoon at her home. The guests
were: Mtrs. W. A. Turner, Jr., Mrs G.
N Sines Mrs, B. H. Pinson, Mrs. Walker
Arnall, Mrs. Joe Parks, Mrs. T. 8. Bai-\
ley, Mrs. Edwin Platt and Mrs, George
Martin.
Mrs. James W. Merritt, of Gainesville,
and Miss Mary Parks, of (‘hattanooga, are
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Luke Johnson.
Mrs. J. M. E!lis, of Union Springs, Ala.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Ar
nall.
Miss Sallie Arnall, of Birmingham, Ala.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Z. Greeno.
Mrs. Loyd Bradfield, of LaGrange, will
be the guest of her mother, Mrs. w. X
Atkinson, for two weeks, when she leaves
cor New York to meet Lieutenant Brad
field, who I 8 expected to return from
overseas at that time.
Mrs. . W. Loftin was hostess for the
Wednesday Afternoon Reading Club tlna'
week. Those \msunt were: Mrs. Herbert
Sage, Mrs, J, W. Word, Mrs. J. R. King,
Mrs, Walter Hopkins, Miss Marion Bry
ant, Miss Ngnnie Louise Hill, Miss Fran
ces Xrmold, Miss Mary Powell and Miss
Ethel Arnoid.
Miss Mary Katherine Parks, who is
studving at Agnes Scott, is at home for
a few days,
Misses Elizabeth North and Mary Moon
ey, who have been at the Flora McDon
ald School at Red Sprines, N. C., are at
home for their summer vacation,
Miss Bessie Arnold was hostess Thurs
day for her Rc-ldln&(‘vlub. Mrs. B. B,
Mabson read ‘“The trothal,”” and Miss
(“‘nri'zlm- Simril gave a sketch of Maecter
nek. .
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Farmer, Mr. and
Mrs, . M. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam
Atkinson and Mrs. Will Woodruff are at
tending the golf tournameut in Marietta
this week.
M. F. (ole and Miss May Cole left for
New York on Thursday and will spend
two weeks there.
[ On Monday afternoon Andrew Bailey
entertained a party of voung people at a
fish fry at his country home. The list
included Miss Tommie Broadwater, Miss
Mary Willie Jstes, Miss Mazelle Cruse,
Misses Fraonces and Aline Chandler, Miss
Katio Johnson, Monroe Bryant and King
| Wilson. The party was chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cole
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HE last regular meeting of the \\'om-‘
an's Club was one of imporumc&‘
| The full amount of five hundred|
‘dollars pledged to buy books for the
Hawkes Children’'s Library was reported
secured. Gratifying reports from all the
retiring officers were read. Mrs. W. Trox
Bankston, the retiring president, present
ed the following new officers: President,
Mrs. Mark Culloh; vice president, Mrs, B.
H. Hill; second vice president, Mrs. Clar
ence Hudmon; recording secretary, Mrs,
8. M. Fuller; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Mary Del.amar; treasurer, Mrs. B J.
Mayer; auditor, Miss Daisy Zachry. At
the close of the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed. Mrs. O. E. Hil had
charge of this feature of the meeting.
A bhusiness meeting of the Chattahoochee
Chapter, D. A. R., was held Thursday aft
ernoon. Officers were elected.
The commencement exercises of the
West Point High School will be held in the
City Auditorium. On Sunday, June 15,
Rev. R. E. Moss, of the Christian Church,
of Winder, will preach the commencement
sermon, and on Monday evening Dr.:Q. O
Jarrell, commissioner of education for
Emory University, will deliver the literury‘
address. Miss Bernice Cohen will read
the salutation, and Miss Lily Anderson
will deliver the valedictory. Diplomas will
be delivered to the nineteen graduates by
L. D. Askew, president of the Board of
Bducation. The members of the class are
lLeonard Barrow, Frank Cumbee, Joe Jen
nings, Barl Joknson, Hugh McCulloh, Har
old Parker, and Booker Tatum, and Misses
(‘larice Adams, Lily Anderson, Genevieve
Barrow, Helen Clem, Bernice Cohen, Le-
Faye Hunt, Evelyn Lovelace, Marie Miller,
‘Marion Potts, Alma McMichael and Ruby
Ridgeway. -
l W. P. Thomas. superintendent of the
city schools of West Point, has been ap
pointed chairman of the board of visitors
tq the State University of Georgia in June
by Governor Dorsey,
\ The marriage of Miss Nelle Williams
’and Clifton Horsley on Sunday afternoon
came as a surprise to their many friends.
!V\'ith Mr. and Mrs. John R. Scott and Mr.
Stephens Schaefer they motored to La-
Grange, and were married by Rev. R. C.
Cleckler, presiding elder of the LaGrange
district. They left immediately for At
lanta. Miss Williams is the only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Williams, of
|thia city.
Miss Maggie Wade entertained her Sun
day school class at a picture show party
Tuesday afternoon.
A picnic supper on the river bank Tues
day was enjoyed by Mrs. Rhetta Potts,
Mrs. Clarence Nolan, Misses Marie and
If'.’\rolinu Cumbee, Alite and Mary Zachry,
Frances and Sarah Nolan, Mary Ruth and
Katie Sue Schaefer, Elizabeth Nolan, and
Maggie Wade,
Dr. C. O. Williams has returned from
New York, where he spent a month.
,Miss Kathleen Cumbee will arrive soon
from Buhl, ldaho, where she has taught
in the high school the past year. She
will resume her work there in the fall
William Maddox, of A. P. 1., Auburn,
spent the week-end with his aunt, Mrs.
W. E. Booker.
Miss Isabella Poed was hostess at a
party at her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. F. Stewart entertained the
iJunior Bridge Club at the home of Mrs,
. Grady Webb Friday afternoon.
Miss Marie Collingsworth, of Atlanta,
spent the week-end with Miss Clyde
Griffin.
The sophomore class of the high school
was chaperoned on a picnic to Warm
Springs Saturday by Mrs. L. D). Askew,
Mrs. W. H. Huguley, Mrs. W. W. Fuller,
| Mrs. W. E. Booker, Mrs. T. G. Gauntt,
and Misses Marie Cumbee and Maggie
l\Vudc.
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g Social Circle.
HE annual comniencement exercises
of the Social Circle High School
came to a close on last Friday even
ing at the high school auditorium. Rey.
|J. T. Robins, pastor of the Methodist
{ Church here, began the evening's exer
‘cisvs with a prayer.
Then followed a piano solo by the mu
[ah- teacher, Miss Gussie Cooper, of At
lanta.
Eight members of the graduating class
then deliverca the orations and essays on
the following program:
Invocation, Rev. J. T. Robins; piano
solo, Miss Clooper; "““America in the World
War,” J. B. Robins; class history, Min
nelle Rogers; class diagnosis, Helen Gibbs;
piano solo, Martha Stanton; grumbler,
Hilda Haralson; class poem, Mary Kate
Mn}com; class will, Georgia Mayo; class
prophecy, Lilla Mae Stanton:; valedictory,
Nellie Harper; class song, class; bacca
laureate address, Dr. 8, V. Sanford; de
’li\'#ry of diplomas, Prof. James A Keeley,
- The feature of the evening was the
baccalaureate address by Dr. 8 V. San
ford, professor of English literature at
the University of Georgia, accompanied
by Mrs. Sanford and his son,
Therc was but one boy in the graduat
ing class 'The yvoung ladies were dressed
in white, and each carried a large hou
quet of pink carnations. ‘
Prizes were delivered to Sherril Tlowo_}
Walter “Herndon and Ogreta Weaver for
an unbYroken attendance record since lam‘
September. Gladden Knight won a gold |
medal given by the D. A. R.'s for cx-‘
cellence in history.
The diplomas and prizes were delivered
by Prof. J. A. Keiley, the superintendent
of the school
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Forsyth.
RS. T. C. GAMBLE spent Friday and
Saturday in Macou.
Miss Josephene Hollis. of Macon,
was the week-end guest of Miss Rolline
Dews.
Mrs. Thomas R. Talmadge and Mrs.
Thomas R. Gaines have returncd from
Atlanta, where they were the guests of
Mrs. Horace E. Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kendrick and daugh
ters, Josephene and Louise, of Macon, were
the week-end guests of Mr. and Mys. C. A.
Ensign.
Mrs. D A Watkins and children,
Broughton and Rebecca, of Eatonton, are
the guests of Miss Kate Flynt
Miss Louise Bloodworth spent the week
end in Atlanta as the guest of her father,
Judge O. H. B Bloodworth
Mrs. Wallace Kay and little daughter,
Carolyn, have returned to their home in
Washington, Ga., after a visit to Mrs. W
A. MeClain
Mrs, lkate Wilkinson has returned to her
home in Lavonia, after a visit to Mrs R.
W. Wilkinson. Miss Kathrine Myrtle wil
kinson accompanied her howe,
Mrs. I. A. Gibson, of Savannah, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs T. C. Gibson.
' Mrs. J. S. Turner, of Eatonton, was the
week-end gucst of her daughter, Miss
Lueye Turncor. .
\ W. T. Tyler has, returned from a busi
ness trip to New York and Chicago
| Mr. and r Paul Whatley, of liclena,
are the guesis of their parents, Dr. and
Mrs. 7. C. Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gross, of Thomson,
and Dr. J. . Gross, of Dallas Texns, Were
the weel-end guests of Dr. and Mrs T O
Gibson.
W. A Mc(lain spent Monday 1n Atlanta,
Brad Brown. of Milledgevilic spent the
week-end in Forsyth.
Mrs. W. . Hill and Mrs. Lem Stephens
spent Tuesda n Macon,
Mr. «nd Mi< H. E. Maddox, of Atlanta,
and M and 3. John Hooks of Gordou, |
were tie woee nd guests of \r. and Mrs
tVirgi 12, Ho
M 1 nd M 1. M, Brantle and little
son. Jou, o con, wer t week-end
guest= of M nd Mrs, (haries Hardin ‘
R B 1 vins, Thomas Faimadg:
and =amu utherford spent Monday in
Atlanta =
s Lo coples, Bf Atlanta, was tho
dguest of Lo othes aMrs. T. B Cabaniss
R ¥ar 110 ekl &
Mrs, T Olin Smith and Mrs. Zollle L.
Maynard spent Friday in Macon
Mr, and Mrs, B. H, Waugh, of York,
B O, are the guests of Mrs. Henry Bearcy,
Mrs, Powell and Misses Hazel and Ethel
Powell, of Macon, were the gucests of Mrs
V. B Hooks Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, W, M. Kelly, of Tennille,
wore the week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs,
W. H. Grant,
Roy Gilbert, of Tennille, was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Chapman for the
week-end,
Mrs, Luther Farmer and little son, Lu
ther, Jr., have n-tu{m«tl to their home in
Griffin, after a visit to Mrs, Z, M. Patter
#on,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. . Smith spent Friday
in Atlantn as the guests of their son, Rock
well Smith.
Colonel and Mrs. R L, Williams, Misses
Louise and May Anderson and Florence
Phinazee spent Friday in Macon,
Mrs. 8. A. Kingman, of Macon, is (he
guest of his daughter, Mrs, Frank Ben
nett, i
Mrs, Minnie Farley, of Atlanta, is the
guest of Mrs., E. N. Goodwynne.
¥, A, Goode and F. A, Jr., spent Thurs
day in Macon.
Mrs. A. W, Bealer has returned to her
home In Valdosta, after a visit to Mrs. k.
D. Rudisill.
Mrs, A. A. Rainwater and little daugh
ter, Mary, of Robinson, and Mrs. J. H.
Williams, of Jonesboro, were the week-end
guests of Mrs. A. W. Bramblett.
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Royston.
3 HE Allen Turner Chapter, U. D. C.'s,
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. T. Ridgway.
Miss Pearl Clark spent the past week
end in Cornelia,
Miss Kate Harrison, who is teaching at
’ Dallas, visited her mother, Mrs. 8. A, Har
rison, last week,
Mrs, Q. H. Hixon and two children, of
Jacksonville, Fla., are visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cunuingham and chil
dren, spent the week-end in Lexington.
Miss Ruby Little has returned to Cor
nelia.
George Wilder, who is now in Comer,
spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs.
Mildred Wilder.
(‘larenee Bryant, who is stationed at
Granite Hill, spent the past week-end here,
Harris Little has returned from over
=ens, and is at home with his sisters, Misses
Pearl and Nettie Little.
Mrs. George Ray and daughters, Rebecca
and Clara Sue, visited Mrs. Fred Burch
more, in Athens, last week. I
Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone Owens, of Ath
ens, visited the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Baker, last weck.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson and daughter,
Nan, of Jacksonville, Fla.,, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCrary.
‘ Several persons from Royston attended
the dance given by the United Commer
cial Travelers of Georgia and Florida, in
Athens Friday evening.
Thursday afternoon on the lawn of Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. McConnell's home, Miss
Vera McConnell and Miss Ruby Wilkerson
~were joint hostlesses at a rook party, com
plimentary to Misses Myra Garner and
Ruby Leyd, brides elect. Hand-embroid
ered towels were given as guest prizes and
‘handkerchivra were given for top Bscore,
Misses McConnell and Wilkerson were as
sisted in entertaining by Miss Chrystine
Woodburn and Miss Hilda MecConnell. |
~ Little Miss Sarah Parks entertained a
‘number of her little friends at a birthday
‘party Monday afternoon.
} The B. Y. P. U. had a social meeting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Moss Mon
day evening.
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Norcross
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) HE graduating exorcises of the Nor
cross High School were held at the
auditorium Tuesday evening. The
graduating class follows: Misses Linnlu‘
Brooks, Asljie Mauldin, Isabel Walker,
Lora Doby, Annie Lively, Effie Kate Gary,
Myrt Ray, Viola Johnson, Susie Nash, and
Joseph Rainey, Carroll Medlock, Seldon
(‘ochran, Noah Adams, Glenn Burns, Olin
Burns, Howard Magness and Louie Mew
horn. The address was delivered by Pro
fessor Duggan.
The address was delivered by Professor
Duggan.
Misses Ruth and Grace Mauldin, of De
catur, visited friends here several days last
week .
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. McElroy left Monday
for a trip by automobile to South Georgia,
visiting at the home of Dr. Lovie McEl
roy at Ocilla; Dr. Wade Born, at Mcßae;
Mr. Parks Tilley, at Sycamore, and other
relatives at Omega and Swaynesboro.
Dr. Simpson, Frank Simpson, John Ma-
Clure, Jr., Hugh Johnson, Fred Mitchell
and John Bishop spent the week at Ever
ett City fishing.
Rev. Oscar Key, of Texas, preached to a
large congregation at the auditorium Sun
day the commencement sermon of the elos
ing exercises of the Norcross public schooi,
The various grades of the Norcross High
School gave their entertainment Monday
cvening at the auditorium.
E. C. Settle, of Unadilla, visited at the
home of his son, O. W. Settle, several days
last week.
Rev. T. T. Twitty received a message
Wednesday morning that his son, Hugh
Twitty, who has been in France for several
months, had arrived in New York, and will
be home in a few days.
Mrs. Dora Kiser Webster, of Atlanta,
visited friends during the past weelk.
Miss Mary Russell, of Atlanta, who for
sevcral years was one of the faculty of
the Norcross High School, was the guest
of friends several days last week.
Miss Annie Verner left Wednesday for a
visit to her cousin, Mrs. Ferguson Orme,
of New York.
There was a family reunion at the home
of Dr. T. T. Key and Miss Lola Key last
Sunday.
Statesbore
.
RS, W. T. GRANADE left Sunday
afternoon for Atlanta.
Mrs. R. Lee Moore and Mrs. H.
8. Blitch returned Monday from the
Southern Baptist Convention held in At
lanta.
Miss Cora Lott, of Hvndersonville, N. C.,
is the guest of Miss Bess Lee.
Misses Jane Maxwell and Camilla Yar
borough, who have been teaching at the
F. D. A. 8. for the past year, left Tues
day for their respective homes, Barnes
ville and Rutherfordton, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAllister have
returned to Statesboro tv make their home.
Mr. McAllister only recently returned from
France.
Mrs. Eugene DeLoach, of Columbia, is
the guest of Mre. J. E. Donehoo.
Mrs. Millard Rogers, of Dublin, is the
guest of Mr 4 Inman Foy.
Mrs., J. H., Whiteside was hostess at a
party Tuesday afternoon, in honor of her
sigter, Miss Ruth Dabney, of Conyers.
)’l‘hnm- present were Miss Elma Wimberly,
Miss Anna Hughes, Miss Louise Hughes,
Miss Pearl Holland, Miss Nelle Jones,
' Miss Mary Lee Jones, Miss Ruth Parrish,
Miss Lucy Blitch, Miss Sallie Zetterower,
Miss Annie Lane, Miss Ulma Oliff, Mias
Inez Brown, Miss Jessie Olliff, Miss Kate
MeDougald, Miss Gussie Lee, Miss Julia
Carmichael, Miss Irene Arden, Miss Nancy
Perry, Miss Mattie Palmer, Miss Alma Os
borne, Mrs. Inman Foy, Mrs. Nita Keown
Mrs. Sydney Smith, Miss Cora lLott, of
Hendersonville, N. (~ and Miss Mildred
Lovvorn, of Bowden, Ga. ‘
Mrs. Leroy Cowart was hostess to the
members of the Young Matrons’ Club Wed
nesday afternoon. Thoge present were Mrs.
Eugene Wallace, Mrs. Hubert Jones, Mrs.
Herbert Kennedy, Mrs, Grover Brannen,
Mrs. John Goff, Mrs. J. L. Dacis, Mrs
Frank Balfour and Mrs. J. E. Oxendine. |
Miss Mildred Lovvorn, of Bowden, was
the guest several days last week of Miss
Alma Osbhorne
Mrs. Nita Keown entertained informally
Wednesday afternoon Those invited were
Miss Ruth lLester, Miss Anna Hughes, Miss
Louise Huglws, Miss Gussie Lee, Miss Bess
Lee, Miss Pearl Holland, Miss Nelle Jones
Mizs Mary Lee Jones, Miss Kate McDou- |
gald and Miss Irene Arden, and Miss 1"m‘ll
Lott, the gunest of Miss Bess Lee
Mrs. J. W, Johnston was hostess to the
membersg of the While-Away Club Friday
afternoon After scveral games of rook
refreshments were served Those invited
were Mrs. W. E. McDougald, Mrs. C. P.
ONlitf, Mrs. A. F Mikell, Mrs. J. H
Whiteside, Mrs Sydney Emith, Mrs. J
W. Johnston, Mrs. Rufus Brown, Mrs. J.
M. Norris, Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs.
Leffler Del.oach, Mrs. P. G Franklin,
Mrs. Maxey Grimes, Mra. 3. J. Mays, Mrs.
Charles Pigue, Mrs. Nattie Allen, Mrs
Gordon Donaldson, Mrs. Don Brannen and
Mrs. J.-D. Lee.
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Monroe
HFE. Matthew Talbot Chapter . A. R
will meet with Mrs. A. C. Kelly
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. L. McGarity was hostess at u!
party Tucsday afternoon in honor of her |
tuother, Mrs, Caldwell, of California. I
A birthday dinner was given J. 1. Pres
ton Bunday by his daughter, Mrs \V,‘
D. Warren. Besides the children , and
grand-children of Mr Preston, several
other guests were present.
Mrs. ¥Fred Randolph, of Jefferson, was
the guest of Mrs. P. T. Roynolds w\'lall
days last weck
Mrs. George P. Hanunond was hostess
at a maeting of the Brenau Club on Sat
wday afternoon,
The Woman's Cluly held its May meet
ing at the court house Saturday after
Boon
. Mr. and Mrs. E 8 ‘Tichcnor spent the
woeck-end n Atianta,
| Mrs. Eva Arnpld and Mrs Nelle Rigker
spent last week with Mrs. Gray Quin-
NeY ul;g‘:vi'fiiiwi |
week,
Mes, W F. Scott, of Atlanta, was the
gwest of Monroe relatives several dayw
last weel,
Missos Lillian Cox and Sadie Robinson
visited Covington last woek,
Missos Louise Felkor, 'Blizsabeth Pruden
and Gertrude Manley, of Agnes scott Col
le‘u. visited Monroe Sunday,
fr, and Mrs. Join R. Radford, of At
lanta, spent the week-end in Monroe,
Miss Jim Clande Farmor, of Atlanta,
visited Mrs, U“'P P. Hammond Sunday,
Mrs. A. C. Kelly and Mrs. Lenn lelker
lewis attended the district cenvention of
the Woman's Club in Athens Tuesday.
Miss Mattie Medlin spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. John Medlin
gooo
Temple.
R. AND MRS, HOYT KINNEY, of
Rockmart, are the guests of Nr.
and Mrs, W. L. Kinney,
Clifford Wells, of Athens, spent a few
days in Temple last week as thoe guest of
his father, J. C. Wells.
Mrs. Frank Reid, of Heflin, was the
guest of Miss Janie Manley Momday.
Lioutenant Byron Sewell has returned
from France and is spending some time
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P
Sewell
Miss Ruby Entrekin left Friday for Dub
lin, where she will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs., Leon Matthews.
James Sewell spent the week-end in
Heflin as the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Char
lie Griffin.
Miss Janie Manley spent Tuesday in At
lanta.
Miss Opal Aderholt has returned from
Ball Ground, where she has bheen teach«
ing, and will spend some time with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Aderhoit.
Bethel Manley upern’.\londny in Atlanta.
E. D. Dorsett, of lanta, spent Sunday
in Temple.
H. H. Sewell is spending some time in
Texas.
Miss Maude Sewell has returned from
Carrollton, where she has been teaching in
the A. and M. School and will spend her
vacation with her parents
Miss Pearl Price. of Carrolliton, spent
the week-end as the guest of her aunt,
Mrs, W. A. Entrekin.
The Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Methedist Church met Monday afternoon
for its regular business meeting.
Hoyt Kinney spent Monday in Atlanta.
M. M. Hooper made a business trip to
Atlsnta Monday.
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