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Fish Fry.
Misses Margaret and Christine
Turner entertained their guests,
Misses Bess and Runette Benton,
with a “Fish Fry” at Joiner’s
pond Thursday evening.
Mesdatnes H. W. Young and
John Monaghan chaperoned.
About thirty guests were present.
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BOYS’ SHIRTS
Our Entire Stock of Boys’ Shirts REDUCED.
Attractive Patterns. All sizes for Boys.
SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, JULY ID
SALE ENDS TUESDAY, JULY 14.
THESE VALUES WILL NOT LAST LONG.
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PELHAM, GEORGIA
Children’s Rook Party.
Little Miss Ann Cooper enter¬
tained twelve of her little frieuds
at a rook party Wednesday morn¬
ing, complimenting her little
cousin. Bess Duncan, of Buena
Vista.
After the games the guests were
served ice cream coues and can¬
dies.
THE PELHAM JOURNAL
Mrs. Hill Entertains.
Mrs. J. J. Hill was hostess to
two pretty bridge parties this week,
houoriug Mrs G. P. Donaldsou,
who is the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Twitty.
On Monday afternoon Mrs.
Hill eutertaiued two tables, and ou
Tuesday morning four tables.
For both occasions the
was beautifully decorated
pink crepe myrtle.
Mrs. Hill, assisted by
Charner and Grace
served an elaborate salad
with punch after the games.
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Y. W. A.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Ag¬
nes Daniel and Miss Allie Belle
Redmond were joint hostesses to
the Y. W. A’s. at the home of
Miss Redmond. There were ten
young ladies present.
A very interesting program on
“Listening in on Africa” was con¬
ducted by Miss Willery Taylor.
After the program delicious saud
wiches and ice tea was served.
The uext meeting will be held
with Miss Toy Crawford and Miss
Louise Rawls at the home of Miss
Toy Crawford, the first Tuesday
iu August, all members are urged
to be present.
Agues Daniel, Press Reporter,
Little Miss Virginia West is
visiting in Albany this week.
Mrs. Monaghan Entertains
For Mrs. G. P. Donaldson
Mrs. G. P. Donaldson, who has
been the honor guest at a series cf
parties, was entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. John Monag
han, at a lovely bridge party.
The house was effectively deco¬
rated with bright colored Zinnias
As the guests arrived they were
served punch on the porch by
Miss Amy Twitty.
After the games a dainty salad
course with tea was served.
Mrs. Rosabelle Akridge won top
score prize, a compact, and Mrs
Donaldson was presented with a
dainty piece of china.
Mesdames H. W. Young, and
D, L. Turner assisted Mrs. Mona
ghau in entertaining. About
twenty five guests were present.
Miss Marshall Entertains
For Visitors
The visitors in town were honor¬
ed with a lovely bridge party
Wednesday morning, given by
Miss Dana Key Marshall.
The porch and living room,
where guests were received, were
artistically decorated with shasta
daisies and browu eyed susans.
After the games a delicious salad
course was served by the hostess
who was assisted iu entertaining
by her mother, Mrs. B. K. Mar¬
shall, and Miss Christine Turner.
About twenty guests were pres¬
ent. Mrs. G. P. Donaldson made
top score and was presented with
a lovely box of powder.
High School Set Entertained
Miss Elizabeth Hilliard was hos¬
tess to eight girls of the high
school set at a pretty liile Bridge
party Wednesday morning,
After the games a refreshing
salad course was served.
Registration Notice
Those who live in the city and
have not registered will be required
to register by July 24th, 1924, iu
order to vote in the bond election
to be held Aug 4tb.
J. A.Lewis, Clerk.
Wanted:— Meu or women to
take orders for genuine guaran¬
teed hosiery for men, women and
children. Eliminate darning.
Salary $75 a week full time, $1.50
an hour spare time. Beautiful
Spring liue.— International Stock¬
ing Mills, Norristown, Pa.
Mr. Ford Owner.
1 will be glad to do your Ford
work. 1 sell gasoline and oil.
Gas 25c per gallon, day or night.
Come to see me.
tf CHAN LAIRD.
