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‘Covington *
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(“Y HE Methodist Sunday school enjoyed
4 a delightrul pienic Wednesday out at
i Hayston.
. A very happy oceasion of the past week
.was the picnic given by Mrs. Edward
Hutchins on Friday afternoon to the mems
‘bers of her Sunbeam Band, of the Bap
tist Church, at her home. A number of
~games were played and much enjoyed,
:: the conclusion of which dainty refresh=
ments were served. There . were fifty
guests present.
* Mrs. C. A. Franklin entertained a few
friends very delightfully Sunday evening
at supper, in compliment to her daugh
ter's house -guests. The color scheme of
blue and white, Phi Delta Theta fra
. ternity colors, were used in pretty effect
in the table decorations. Covers were
laid for Misses Jane Cater, of Perry;
Macy Rose Brown, of Americus; Louise
! Strange and Maggie Perry, of Winder;
Katherine Thomas, Ida Shellnutt, of San
dersville; Helen Cox, of Monroe; Josephine
Franklin, Licutenant Neal Thomas, of
Camp Hill, Newport News; Licutenant
Bob Burr, of (‘umg Meade; Charlton Ad
ams, Elridge Bmith, Milmore Green, -Ma
rian Kendrick, Sammie Mathews, of Em
firy University, uxford, and Rufus Frank
n.
Miss Natalie Turner, who has just grad
uated from Shorter College, Rome, re
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turned home last week. ‘She was accom-+
panied home by her sister, Miss Florence
Turner, who attended commencement,
Mr. ana Mrs. Preston Carroll and chil
dren left Tuesday for a motor trip to
Greenville, 8 (%, where the former holds
a responsible position.,
Frank Meador, Company 328, Eighty
second Division, has received his honor
able discharge from the army and re
turned home Tuesday night after several
months' active service overseas, .
Miss Smith, of Shreveport, one of Agnes
Scott's students who has been the guest
of Misses Caroline and Lucy Wooten, re
turned home last week after a most de
lightful visit., Misses Wootenh and Smith
were entertained by the Xappa Alpha
fratzrnity Aduring Emory University com
mencement in Oxferd,
Captain and Mrs. Samuel Charles Can
dler and lovely little daughter, Caroline
Hardee, hnve returneéd from a pleasant
visit to relatives in Atlanta.
Bishop Warren A. Candler, of Atlanta,
was a guest of his sonh and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Charles Candler, during
Emory University commencement at Ox
ford.
Mrs. P. W. Godfrey returned Thursday
from an extended stay in Boston.
Mrs. Winston Carroll and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Carroll, of Athens, were called
to Covington Monday by the death of
the former's aunt, Mrs. John M. Allen.
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- Mr, and Mrs. 'W. M. Rohinson and Ed
Allen, of Augustn; Robert Bickerstaff, of
Athens; Mrs. Jimpsie Farmer, of Atlanta;
Mr. and Mrs. William Ajlen and daugh
ters, of Jackson; Mrs. Lon Shipley, of
Magnolia, Ark.:; John Allen, of Homer,
La., were among the out-of-town relatives
nttendl‘x'll’ the funeral of Mrs. John M.
Allen ednesday.
Miss Janie Brown, formerly of Coving
ton, now of Newborn, was the guest last
weck of Miss Elise Preston. ’
Mrs. C. A. Franklin, Mrs. Minnie P,
Wright, Miss Josephine Franklin and house
guests, Misses Jane Carter, of Perry, and
Maggie Perry, of Winder; Lieutenant
Robert Burr, of Camp Meade; Lieutenant
Neal Thomas, of i‘anui Hill, Newport
News, and Rufus Franklin, of Covington,
made a most delightful motor trip to
Indian Spring Wednesday afternoon where
they were guests of the Wigwam hotel
for supper.
Misses Katherine Thomas, of Columbus;
Louise Strange, of Winder; Mary Rgse
Brown, of Americus; Helen Cox, of Mon
roe, and Ida Shulnut, of Sandersville,
returned to their respective homes Tues
day after a delightful visit to Miss Jo
sephine Franklin and to Emory Univers
sity commencement,
Miss Dorothy Campbell returned home
Friday from Georgia Normal and lndus-‘
trial College, at ifinvdmwilh-_ and with
her sister, Miss Sara Campbell, left for
Conyers to visit their grand-parents, Mr.
and Mrs H. A. Patrick, and to attend
commencement of the Conyers High
School.
Mrs. Clayton Brown and . daughter, of
Griffin, were the week-end guests of Mrs.
J. 8. Peek.
My. and Mrs. Barney Trapnell, Mrs. D.
M. Rogers and three children, and Sam
Trapnell left Friday for Mettér, where they
will spend several days with relatives,
Miss Loujse Withington, of Wesleyah
spent a short .time in the city Sunday
evening with Miss Josephine Franklin's
house party guests.
Mrs. M. W. Sanders and son, Wilson,
of Culloden, are guests of Miss Mollie
Wilson and Mrs, J. R, Webb.
Miss Rena Mae Wright, who has heen
attending school at Talladega, Ala.. I 8
spending the summer at home with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wright.
Miss Eleanor Sanders left Tuesday for
Mcßae, where she will be the guest of
Miss Annie Laurie Parsons for two weeks.
Mrs. Paul G. Walker and young son,
Paul, left last week for Pell City, Ala,
where they will visit Mrs. Gather Perry,
formerly Miss Lois Rennie.
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Clayton, whose mars
riage. was a recent event, taking place
in Birmingham, Ala., arrived in the eity
Sunday and will make their home at the
residence of Mrs. Ida Whitehead.
Migses Sallie Kate and Florence Polk,
of Moreland, passed through the ¢ity
Tuesday en route home from Georgia
Normal and Industrial College.
Miss Louise Whitehead will Jeave to
morrow for Greenwood, 8. ('., where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. W. E. Rumph,
Mrs. L. E. Whitehead, of Logansville,
is visiting Mrs. J. W. Harwell and Mrs
Ida A. Whitehead.
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| ISSES REGGIE SUE DANIELL,
Idella Bellah and Myrtie Me-
Donald attended the Georgia Sun
day school convention in Rome.
Mrs. T. Walter Moore is quite ill at
‘her home. .
Miss Grace Adams had as her guests
last week Miss Frances Phillips and
Nina Graves, of College Park; Mis Ja
nette Harwell, of Ormewood Park; Miss
Grace Mills, of Grove Park, and Mlss
Ruth Williams, of Atlanta,
Mrs. Martha Moore and Miss Emmee
‘Bx-anham have returned from a motor
trip to Oxford, where they were the
guests of Miss Lynn Bhanham.
Miss Grace Adams entertained very
delightfully at her home Tuesday eve
ning.
Miss Martha Branham left Tuesdap
for Cleveland, Ohio, for a stay of sav
eral months with her sister, Miss Re
becca Branham. e
Barnesville
HE event of the past week was the
marriage of Miss Ruth Lambdin to
Clarence Shaeffer, which took place
last Sunday afternoon at the home of the
bride’'s mother, on Thomaston street, The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Fath
er W. F. Clark, of Atlanta. “O Promlise
Me" was sung by W. A, Prout, accompa
nied by Miss Edythe Schaeffer at the
piano. Miss Schaeffer also played the
wedding march. After the ceremony an
informal reception was held during which
an ice course was servéd. The bride was
gowned in a navy blue suit and her hou
quet was ot roses and lilies of the valley.
They left immediately for New York and
other points in the East and expect to
return by Henderson, Ky., to visit the par
ents of the bridegroom. Amonuho out-of
town guests were Misses uise and
Edythe Schaeffer, of Henderson, Ky, Miss
Luvia Hunt, of Milner, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
Turner, of McDonough, Those who enter
tained for }ha bride were Misses Bobble
Matthews, Jane Maxwell, Eleanor Hunt
and Nettie Lee Grace.
T. J. Simmons, of Macon, visited his sls
ter, Mrs. A. O. Murphey, last week.
Mrs. J. 1. Neely, who has been ill, is
convalescing. *
Mrs. J. C. Collier, Misses Evelyn and
Jessie Collier and Miss Sara Smith motor
ed to Atlanta Tuesday. .
Mesdames W. M. Howard and Anne An
derson are visiting Mrs. W. G. Jackson, of
Spartanburg, 8. C. : ¢
Dr. 8. R. Belk, pastor of “Prinity Church,
Atlanta, is tonducting a revival at the
First Methodist Church here. He |9 speak
ing to large crowds and much interest is
being manifested. Mr. Chappelle, of Em
ory, is assisting in the singing.
Howard Weems, of Rome, spent Tues
day with his sister, Mrs.. Frank Quilllan.
A pleagant event of the week the party
given by Mrs. DD. W. Pritchett to her
charmmg guest, Miss Margaret Bass, of
Tennessee, The guests were Misses Jessie
Pearl Rice, Charlotte Boyd, Imogene
BSlade, Martha Oole, Carrie Slade, Annie
Taylor, Mrs. Walter N. Baker, Griffin,
Misses Nell Bmith, Ailene Corry, Marle
Smith, Helen Wooten, Mary Jordan.
Miss Nan Dunham, of Cochran, is vise
iting friends. %
Mrs. C. J. Lester spent Monday in Ate
lanta. .
Jack Corry is at R'ome« from Emory.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Summeérs motored
to Warm Springs last Sunday.
Millwood Matthews, who has been 111,
is Improving, 5 8
Miss Florenco Lewis, of Tum&n. wd.,
has been with her grandmother, Mrs. Ed
ward Eider.
Dr. Norman Cox attended Mercer com
mencement,
The many friends of Mr. and Mre. J. W,
Jones regret that they have moved to Cols
lege Park,
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MESDAMES WILL PITTE and 8 B
Strickland spent .\lrmnlag in Atianta,
Will Green spent the weck-end
near Villa Rica as the guest of his grand.
mother,
Omer Sharp has returned home from
France.
Warner Thomason, of Emory Univers
pity, was the guest of his parents last
week,
‘ Miss Nannie Manley spent Monday in At
anta.
Harold Griftin has returned from Em
ory Unlivgrsity and will spend his vacas
tion with“his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Griffin,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Matthews and little
daughter, Faye, of Dublin, are the guests
of relatives here, '
Harry Hamby, of Atlanta. was the guest
of Miss Ruby Michael Bunday.*
J. ¢, MeElroy spent Monday in Atlante,
Mrs. W. B Green spent the week-end
ln‘Atlomn and Gainesville,
re. J. A Griffin and daughter, Sdna,
are spending some time in Atianta as the
guests of Mrs, B;(m.
Misses Grace Kirk and Ruby Enterkin
have returned after a two weeks' visit In
Dublin,
J. M. Baxter spent Monday in Atlaota,
Misses Myrtie Bewell, Grace Connell and
V-.l‘xu Strickland have returned from Rieh«
land, where they taught in the publie
schoo! this year,
Mrs. Allford, of 'r‘mru, Fla., is the
guest of Mra. . H. Bewell,
Miss Omle (ouch, of Villa Riea, spent
Friday night with Miss Nannie Maniey,
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APTAIN AND MRR. THOMABS R.
GAINTSR, of Fort MePherson, lvnl
the week-end with Mr. and e
Thomaes R Talmadge.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Oay, of Jacksons
ville, Fla, were the guests mmr:! the
week of Mr. and Mres. J. Grady ualm
They left Wadnesday accompanied by Mrs,
J. O, Byod for an sxtendod Western trip,
Mrs. lLols Peeples, of Atlanta, was ths
week-end guest of Wer mother, Mrs. T. B,
Cabaniss %
G, G, King, Mrs. Annie McKenzie and
Willlam AlckKensie, of Thomaston, wers
the recent guests of Prof. and Mrs. W, W.«
Hurat,
Miss Mary Ponder and Miss Louise Phin
‘azee left Friday for New York, where they
will study music during the summer,
" Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R, Talmadge and
Mre. Thomas R. Gaines spent several days
of the past week in Atlanta, where they
went to meet Captain Gaines, who has re
cefitly returned from France.
Miss Annie McCowen is the guest of her
parents, Mr and Mrs. Robert MeCowen.
Brad Brown, of Milledgeville, spent the
week-end in the eity. !
Mrs. Paul Whatley has returned to her
homo in Helena, after a visit to her par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Gibson.
R. P. Brooks and Howell Newton are
en‘;ym. a fishing trip in Florida.
jsses Sara Noewton, Mary und Anna
Pormini left Tuesday for an extended trip
in the East.
Miss Bianche Rushin and Miss Eliza
beth Bittick left Tuesday for a visit to
Savannah, Spartanburg, 8. C, and Ashe
ville, N. C.
{ Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wellborn, Miss
Brinson, Miss Sallle Rushin and Miss
Blanche Rushin spent Sunday in Indian
Bprings.
Miss Josephene Chambliss, of Broxton,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. O. El
rod.
Mrs. George Morris, of Cordele, 1§ the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W.
Newton,
\ Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cater, Mr. and Mrs.
W. G/ Wellborn, Miss Sallie Rushin, 8.
Rutherford, R. L. Bivins, Robert L. Biv
ing, Jr., Thomas R. Talmadge, Thomas
R. Talmadge, Jr., Z. M. Maymard, Robert
McClain, J. M. Wright, Clark Tribble and
E’lhprt Banks spent Monday in Hawkins
ville,
Mrs. Arthur B. Ewing has returngl to
her home in Atlanta after a visit to her
mother, Mrs. D. H. Green,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Medlock, of Atlanta,
spent several days of the week with John
McCowen.
Mrs. W. W. Hurst is the guest of her
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cards to the reception given by Mrs, }
John Hawkins fnd Mrs. Augustus
Young at Young, Ga, and motored
down Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Bessie Battey Troutman returnt
ed from Atlanta Thursday aceompanl‘bdl
by Mrs. Forrest Adair and Miss Kath
erine Crighton, Mrs. Adair came up for
the week-end, but Migs Crighton will!
be thg guest at Sunnyside for some
time.
Colonel and Mrs. James Haynes
Reeves and two small children and Miul
Maggie Reeves are the guests of their
Imlntives, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Haynes.
Colonel Reeves has just returned from
overseas wearing the Croix de Guerre
for conspicuous inllantry.
Mr. and Mrs, Max Kuttner have gono
East for several weeks, Mrs. Jart
Smith will join them in New York.
Mrs. Wlmam Weleh will spend the
summer in Rome, returning from New
York this week after seeing her hus
band sail for ‘Russia, where he has been
for several years engaged in the bank
ing bu:l’gfla. \
Miss Eliza Hough and Miss Nettle
Smith wft for New York Monday, going
by wato!i. They will take a trip up
ltho St. Lawrence River and spend a
short while in Boston, when Miss Smith
‘will réturn to Atlanta and Miss Hough
wil go {o New Hampshire to visit rel
atives. w 0
Mr. and Mrs, John H. Reynolds and
Miss Miriam will maotor through Ten
ressee to Mr. Reynolds’ old home, leav
ing Tuesday. |
The Guild of St. Peter's Church and
a few spetial guests motored to the
home of Captain and Mrs. C. F, O'Keefe
on the Coosa for a delightful meeting
Tuesday wafternoon. The business ses
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main feature of which was the election |
of officers. Mrs. James O'Neill was
chosen president, Mrs. 8. F. Magruder,
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lingered long in the charming home for
the soclal hour, |
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