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POULTR Y
Pet and Live Stock
Ducks

ONLY six pairs White Indian Runner
ducks, direct from Madison Square
Garden Winners: extra fine layers of
pure white eggs, 81 per pair. Mrs. R, B.
McWhorter Buckhead Ga
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FOR SALE-Beautiful home OF rooms !;
on car line; select home owning sec
ton; near best school In city Price
and terms attractive. B., Box Al, care
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE QTTCK~Spanish walnut
bedstead and springs, washstand same
as bed. with large mirror, hardwood
nue..
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FOR RENT-Seven-room modern cot
tage, 1852 Formwalt: one block from
South Pryor and Cooper streets car
ines; excellent neighborhood. $50. Wal
er R. Brown, Main 299
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leqilorns.

FOR SALE-F'inest White Leghorns I
ever raised; vigorous, healthy, beauti-
full; already laying; trio, $780, five pull
let's and cockerel, $3.50. Offer tempo
rary. Number limited. ]. P. Downing,
kfrkwood, Ga. Bell Decatur b4S.
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THE OLONIAL-Splendid apartments;
five and six rooms; strictly first class
IN every detail; hardwood floors, etc;
best North Side residence section; one
block from Georgian Terrace: handsome
grounds: large individual porchesi au-
iomobne accommodations etc. Phone
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Nye
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take NOTICE.

painting, etc. Work executed in best
workmanship style; promptly done, and
at reasonable prices. See us il you
want anything in this line. Room S2S,
Empire Building.
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HAVING moved away from Atlanta, I
wish to sell my siX-room home in
West End; beautiful, elevated level lot,
80 by 175; oak shade; fine section; one
minute from Gordon street car line (best
in the city,; home in perfect condition
VIII sell for $3.50 less than value, and
will give terms. Must sell. See this
to-day. Nom Resident, Box 10, care
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

sacrifice, account sickness. modern
suburban home and Is acres fine alfalfa
and truck land. miles from center of
city, on car line, railroads, main road
and river VIII sub-divide into several
good poultry and truck farms, all with
car line frontage. Registered hogs,
stock, poultry and farm equipment also
for sale. For terms see Brastow, own
er. $50 Gambler Annex
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MiHedgeViEle

M ILLEDGEVILLE, June 14.-Miss
Fannie Averett and Mr.. n.
Hudson Billiard, were married
at the home Of the brides parents al
Wrens, Rev. r. L. Whitehead, Off
ciating.
Mr. Billiard is superintendent of
the County Schools and the bride
taught in the school at Scottsboro,
last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Billiard arrived in the
city Saturday and are at the home
Of Mr.. Billiards. sister, Mrs. Alma
MOsoley in Midway
A reception was given by the Phil
atheas at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. J. Stembridge Thursday evening,
in honor of the Baracas, Of the Bap-
fist church
Miss Julia Conn entertained at a
party Tuesday in honor Of her guest,
Miss Mamie Whitehead, of Macon.
The afternoon was spent in progress
stve games after which a salad and
ice course was served.
A unique party of Wednesday af-
ternoOn was given by little Miss Es-
telle Stembridge in celebration Of her
seventh birthday. The little folks en-
joyed games on the lawn, after which
they were invited into the dining
room.
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WdyCrOSS

NVTAYCROSS, June 14.-Miss Lu-
w cile Rippard, who has just re-
turned from Brenau College at
Gainesville, was the hostess for the
members of the Friday Club yester-
day.
Mrs. John w. Bennett, Miss Jua-
nita Bennett and John w. Bennett
left Wednesday for st. Simons Island.
Miss Anna Morrison returned to
her home here this week from Nor
folk, Va, where she visited after
graduating from Mary Baldwin Semi
nary at Staunton, Va.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Thrasher and
children, Rev. and Mrs. Osgood F.
Cook and Miss Louise Hazlehurst are
among those who Joined the Way
cross colony on st. Simons Island
this week.
Miss Katherine Lambdin left Thurs
day for Hawkinsville, where she will
visit friends.
Miss Marion williams. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Eugene Dow
ner DimmOck, has returned to her
home in Blackshear.
Mrs John Harllee Carmichael has
returned to Savannah, after a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A.
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Walker,
whose marriage was an event of
June 3 at Oak Hall, Va, are expected
in Waycross next week from Canada.
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Dalton

N ALTON, June 14.-Miss Inez
IL Reid, of Atlanta, who has been
the guest of Mrs. p. c. Herault.
was honor guest Friday evening at an
informal dance given at the Elks'
Club. Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Herault entertained at a o'clock
dinner in her honor.
Complimenting Mrs. James MCIn-
tosh, Of Statesville, n. c., Mrs. L. p.
McAuliffe entertained at a az party
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ivan +. Allen, of Atlanta, was
honor guest at an afternoon bridge
party given by Mrs. J. S. Thomas
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. S. Shope entertained a
score of the young matrOns Of the
city at bridge Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Smith Saturday evening
complimented the guests at her house
party at a reception at her home on
South Thornton Avenue.
Wednesday evening Miss Betty Ty-
Ter entertained at a moonlight picnic
at her suburban bungalow south Of
here.
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ment season which was ushered in
Friday night by the ITALIAN play and
by the Pan-Hellenic dance has
brought to Athens hundred of visitors
from every section OF the State.
Mrs. Arnold Broyles and Miss
Louis Broyles, of Atlanta, are at the
Georgian.
Governor and Mrs. Joseph Brown
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.
Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Phinizy. Mr.. and Mrs
Coke Talmadge VIII leave June l9.
for WriEhtsville Beach.
The most brilliant dance of the
season was the Pan Hellenic dance
at the auditorium Friday evening.
The hall was decorated in white
and green. A big Georgia pennant
marked the orchestra stand while
hundreds Of brilliantly Illuminating
lights shOne from every angle of the
hall.
Miss Ruth Wells. Miss Lucille
Brand. Miss Willie Ritter leave Sun
day for New York from where they
viii sail for summers tour Of Eu-
rope with a party ChaperOned by Mrs.
Green. Of Augusta.
Mrs. James White is entertaining
a merry party for the White Vow
wedding and for the Georgia Com
meucement among whom are Mr. and
Mrs William Bradshaw, Miss Julia
Bradshaw and Miss Mary Wheeler. of
PaduCah, Miss Florence McElmurray
Of WayneSborO; Mrs. OReilly and
Miss Frederick OReilly, Of New Or
leans.
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mencement. for which they win be
guests OF Mrs Ferdinand Phinizy.
Mrs Herbert Gyles and Miss Ce-
Gle Gyles. Of Aiken, were guests OF
Mrs c. H. Macmurphey last week
Miss Muselle Nicely has returned
from a delightful visit witty North
ern friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Burun, Misses
Anne and Augusta Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis BerCkmans have re-
turned from motor trip TO Savan-
nah
After a pleasant visit with Mrs. Hi
ram Moore Misses BERTHE and Mary
Lou Miller have returned 10 Mclean
Mrs. Joseph Watson and Miss Grace
Fronts have returned TO Ridge
Springs, $ c., after attending the
Murphy Vcrdery wedding.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Rax-
ley and Clifford Richards was an in
tereStinE event which took place
Tuesday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W BaNley, in Hephzibah.
Mrs. Ellen Doremus and her IA
Their. Mr. Charles Estes. are now at
their summer home at Saluda.
Mrs. James Jeneries entertained
her cousin, a bride of this month,
Miss Emmie Harrison, Of Harlem
with Il pretty bridge party Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Harrison shared honors with
Miss Faith Jackson At another pref
ty bridge PARTY given Thursday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Walter Harrison in
North Augusta,
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Newman

A IEWNAN, June 14.-Mrs. Lewis
III Brown and Mrs Frances Drake,
of Fort Valley, are spending the
week with their mother, Mrs. A. NJ
Hartstield.
Miss Nella Lou Walton has return
ed after visit of one week to her
cousin, Mrs. Cliff Turner. of Atlanta.
Mrs. r. H. Hardaway and Mrs
Matte Strickland will be guests OF
Mrs. Dean in Palmetto Saturday.
Miss Annie May Robertson is at
nome for her summer vacation hav-
ing spent the school term in Carroll
ton.
Miss Nancy Gregory Edwards has
returned to her home in Richmond
Misses Sheridan and Knight after
spending several months with Mrs
Mamie Johnson have returned to their
homes in North Carolina.
Miss Martha Green is entertaining
a house party of six young girls The
guests include Misses Ramey and
Nelson. of Atlanta; Misses Hall and
Hill of Elberton and Misses Glover
and Dixon, of Rome
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas and
children, Of Troy, Ala, are spending
the week with Mrs. Fannie HartsfeId.
Miss Sarah Permission entertained
the members of her bridge club, in
honor Of Miss Green's guests.
Mrs. Tom Longino. of Atlanta,
spent last Weekend with Mrs. b. T.
Thompson
Miss Martha Green entertained at
an evening reception followed by n
large dance in the ball room of the
Elks' Club on Wednesday.
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Macon

MACON, June 14-Miss Ethel Nc
Kay entertained with a box
party Friday night in compli-
ment to Miss Eva Powers of Rome
and Miss Helen Fisher Of Pensacola
Miss Fisher was complimented with
a party at the theater wednesday
night also. 1t being given by Ethel
bert Morgan.
Mrs f. L. Martin was hostess al
bridge party Wednesday morning
complimenLing her niece, Miss II
Mae Bacot OF Jackson, Miss Helen
Barnes and Mrs. Minnie Lane Rogers
Mckenzie sharing honors.
Mrs. A. NJ. Erwin entertained TWEEN
ty-four friends at bridge Wednesday
afternoon. Among the guests were
Mrs. Falligant Of Savannah, who is
visiting here.
Miss Alice Munson, of Washing
ton, who IS visiting her father. Mr.
J. B. Munson. Is being extensively
entertained. Wednesday evening she
was the guest of honor at a box par
~, given by Miss Hattie Tracy, and
afterwards buffet supper was en-
Joyed at Miss TraCy's home
Mrs. 5. r, Jaques entertained the
following afternoon in her honor, and
Thursday night she was compliment
ed by Mrs 3. r. Jaques with a box
party and supper.
The senior class Of the young la
dies normal school was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Kelly
Allen.
Mrs. J. W. Chambers. Of Augusta
has returned home. after a visit of
two weeks with Mrs O. Chambers.
Miss Elizabeth Baker is visiting
Miss Laurian johnson in Atlanta.
Mrs. W. p. Stevens, Mrs. Holmes
Mason and Miss Emily Esteue Mason
are visiting Dr. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Stevens at Bremen.
Miss Edith Robertson, Of Dublin.
who will be one Of the attendants at
the Medlock- Hudson wedding June
Il, IS the guest Of Miss Claire Med
lock.
Mrs. I. W. Cable has returned from
visit to relatives at Valdosta.
Mrs. Frank r. Harris, Of Thomas
vile. is the guest OF Mrs. Kinloch
Dunlap.
Miss Florence Kelley. Of Fort Val
ley. is the guest Of Miss Georgia Con-
dor.
Mrs. Alexander Blair entertained
the members Of the NeighborhooI
Sewing Club Thursday.
The wedding Of Miss Georgia Con-
dor and J. +. Thomas will take place
June l. at the Tatnau Square Pres
byterian Church.
Miss Alice Munson and Miss Eva
Powers, Of Rome. were the guests at
tea given Thursday by Miss Jane
MCBriar
Mrs Leon Davis will spend the
summer with her parpnrs in New
York
Miss Matte Adams. Miss Ruth
Adams and Miss Mary Lane have
gone to Jackson 10 be guests at e.
house party given by Misses Clio
and Helen Carmichael
Mrs. -. :. Johnston 81 Atlanta. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston.
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Wellington FRANKS
have gone TO Baltimore to Soc r~esan-
AT the commencement exercises with
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Wednesday morning at rock in com
pliment to Misses Coombs and Will
liams. of Locust Grove. Thursday
morning Mrs. C. F. Walters was hos
tess at a card party for these visi-
tors.
Mrs. w. P. Scott entertained the
Young Matrons' Club Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Miss Frederick Boatright is being
entertained at a house party at TIT
ton, given by Miss Bessie Burrows.
Other guests at the party who ac-
companied Miss Boatright to Triton
from Cordele were Misses Colcord of
Atlanta, Miss Sarah Sheffield of
Americas, Misses Marjorie and Viz
ginia Fish of Jacksonville, and Miss
Alice Harrison of Brunswick.
Miss Marie Scandrett is the guest
Of friends at Mobile.
Miss Frankie Harris is being en-
tertained at Macon.
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Augusta

. UGUSTA. June 1.-THE charm
"A Of a home wedding was never
more beautifully exemplified
than Wednesday evening when the
marriage Of Miss Jennie Crawford
and Julian Henry Morrison. Of Wiz
ginia, took place at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
". Crawford. on the HIM.
The bridal party was led by the
matrDn of honor Mrs. Clarence sane
ken. who was followed 10y Miss III
delis Rgnk, with Frank Erich ot
columbia The bridegroom, attended
by James #. Rickie. OF Columbia, en-
tered from the side and met the
bride al the altar. she entering with
her father.
The bride was lovely in her we'd
ding robe of soft satin, which chung
closely 20 the slender. graceful figure.
After the ceremony. which was
performed 10y Father LOnergan. a bui-
fet supper was served.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Philip J NcClain. lmme-
diarply after the ceremony the young
couple came TO Augusta and left from
here FOR Washington. Baltimore, New
York and Niagara.
Miss Leita Woodward and Harry
RAY Hair were married at g o'clock
Thursday morning az she home ~
the brides parents az Greer 5. g.
The ceremony. at which We're present
only the family connections. was SAID
hv the Rev. Byron Woodward, the
father of the bride
shasta daisies and corn flowers
were the decorations used at the
BANQUET given last evening 20 the
Tubman seniors, the juniors being
EOsrrsseS.
Quiet but impressive. was the mar
rage of Miss Jimmie Jackson Yer
derry and Raymond Murphy, which
cook place Thursday morning AZ
Grace Methodist Church. North Au-
E-sta.
Airs. u. J. Hogan. Of savannah.
pleasantly recalled as Miss Katie Me-
TalnuEl ~ This CITY, is visiting Mrs
w. a RI umau
-rrs Charles PEiuiEv. Mr. James
N.EHr.r and Miss Louise Mays mo-
tUre5 10 Athens Thursday fa- Jlt COM
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Athens

" THENS. June l4-Miss Irene
"A Nickerson and Gordon Hight
We're married Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock. at the home Of the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Troy Beatty, rector Of En-
manuel Church.
After the ceremony the guests were
invited 90 an elaborate breakfast.
The brides table was done On pink
and white and had for its ornament a
silver basket holding white and pink
carnations
The bride was handsomely gowned
I'm a Spanish lace trousseau made
over white satin. She wore as an
only ornament the Eifr OF Jhe bride
Srnuu. "a diamond cavalier.
Miss Aadie Wright Of Rome, and
afr. Louie Wright - Rome, attend
g5 the couple
Mrs Graves Stephenson was hos
tess AT O. party Monday afternoon. in
honor OF her sister. Miss Jessie Gun
te~. of Social circle
Miss Helen Baxter. daughter of
gn.rug. Charles Baxter. ~ the L. =
ARMY stationed rt n. Omaha Neh..
aud Miss Florence Hooper daughter
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Columbus

COLUMBUS. June IA wedding
Of statewide interest took place
at ST. Luke Methodist Church
Wednesday evening. when Miss Ethel
Scarborough was married 10 Walter
Blanchard Hodgson. Of Atlanta
The ceremony was performed by
Dr. J. 2. MCFerrin. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Scarborough The bridegroom IS one
Of the best known young men IN
North Georgia
Miss Louise McMaty entertained
the Friday Morning Club In honor of
Miss Josephine Vtckery. of Toccoa.
Miss Margaret Lowery. Of Augusta.
Miss Nina Browne. Of TaIladega. Ala. /.
Miss Laura Cobb Hutchinson. Of
Athens. and Mrs. Frank Kirven. OF
Montgomery. Bridge was the amuse-
meut
Miss Kate Jones and Miss Kate
Ha stead entertained al tea at the
Country club Tuesday afternoon from
8 ro 6 o'clock On honor of their guests.
Mrs Allen Jones OF Little Rock and
2irS. AsEhy Jones. Of Augusta.
Airs. Hamiin Ford was the hostess
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COrdcIe

= ORDELE, June IA delightful
afternoon was spent Saturday
at the home of Miss Janet
Scandrett, who entertained with her
sister, Miss Lois Scandrett, and Miss
Mamie Sue Harris, in honor Of Miss
Ruth Wilson, of Macon. The affair
was a rock party
Mrs. Walter z. Hubbard was hos
tess on Tuesday afternoon at q rock
party in honor Of her guests Misses
Catherine COombs and Bessie Will
iams. of Locust Grove
Among the friends Of the bride
groom from Cordele who attended the
marriage Of Miss Glare Fletcher and
Thomas Nesbitt, Of this city, which
occurred Monday afternoon at the
home Of the bride at Forsyth, were
Jerry Slade, s. N. Hunt and o. NJ.
Heard.
Mrs. o. NJ. Heard left Monday for
a short visit TO her sister at Bailey
Miss Sadie Ellis has gone for 4
visit Of several weeks in New York
Miss Harriet Carswen entertained
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lftOn

Triton, June 14.-Mrs. W. H.
Mckenzie. OF Cordele, is the
guest Of Mrs. J. J. Rooney.
Miss Sallie FulwoOd, Of Atlanta, ar
rived Thursday and will be the guest
of Mrs. c. w. FulwOod for the sum
mer.
Miss Emma Touchstone. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs /. c.
TOuchstone. returned TO her home in
Griffin Wednesday.
Mrs. W W. Banks returned Thurs
day from a ten days trip to New
York, Baltimore and Washington.
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Eastman
p AsTMAN. June IA number of

p ASTMAN, June IA number of
the younger set met at the
home of Miss Julia Hall We'd
nesday and organized a social club.
Misses Julia Hall, Emily Bealer,
Cleon Adams, Juliette Harrell Sarah
Miller Janet Herman, Undine Ben
nett and Ruth Meadows were the
charter members.
Miss Bessie Burch, who has been
visiting in Athens and Milledgeville,
has returned.
Mrs W. T. Coley has returned to
her home in Dublin.
Mrs. Will Wynne and Mrs. Eth
ridge. of Hawkinsvile, were the
guests of Mrs. W. 5. Waite last week.
Miss Willie Belle Rogers, who has
been attending Wesleyan College,
has returned to her home.
Miss Vida Pearl Page, of Atlanta,
is visiting relatives
Mrs. NJ. H. Edwards is visiting her
daughter, Miss Carrie Belle Edwards,
in Atlanta.
Mrs. C. A. K. Stevens, of Atlanta,
is visiting her son, Mr.. Sidney S.
Stevens, Sr.
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Of Prof. and Mrs. W. D. Hooper OF
the university. are two popular young
women who have been attending Lucy
Cobb who are to participate in the
prize drill Of the Georgia Cadets Mon
day afternoon. Miss Baxter and Miss
Hooper are to receive two new flags
that are TO be presented to the uni
versity by the battalion and will be
attended by Miss Laura Cobb Hutch
ems and Miss Mary Arthur as maids
Of honor
Miss Elizabeth Lord, who spent the
winter here IN the music department
Of Lucy Cobb Institute, arrived
Thursday for the Georgia Commence
ment and is the guest Of Mrs Hor-
ace Crane
Miss Marion Edwards, Of Dawson,
and Miss Carolyn Baynes, of Month
cello, are the attractive guests of
Miss Jennie Arnold during the Com
mencement season.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Michael, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Michael and Miss Hell
en- Michael motored to Savannah
Thursday and from there will sail to
New York
Misses Marguerite and Minnie
Thomas entertained Tuesday after
noon at a tea, in honor Of their cousin,
Miss Sarah Frances White, a bride
elect Of the approaching week.
Miss Ruth Tribble, a bride-ele Of
the month. has been the recipient of
numerous social attractions the past
week. Mrs. J. T. Anderson entertain
ed last evening az a party in her
honor. Attending were: Miss Trib-
bic and Mr.. Dick the bridegroom to-
be- Miss Matte Wilson Du Bose and
DR.. Wler Miss Willie Ritter and Mr.
Garner Anderson, Mic Fannie NeaI
Anderson and Mr.. Going Dubose' Mr..
and Mrs. S. ]. Tribble.
Miss India Barnett was hostess
Saturday morning at bridge party
for Miss Tribble, and Miss Alice
Kenne Briggs entertained Saturday
afternoon at bridge also.
Thursday afternoon Miss Barnett
gave an informal reception In honor
of her sister, Mrs. Frank Edwards,
Of Toccoa, and Miss Frances Locket'
Of Albany.
Miss Jennie Arnold entertained Fri
dav afternoon, in honor Miss Baynes
and Miss Edwards, her guests.
Miss Elise Hansell, OF Atlanta, ar
rived Thursday and IS the guest OF
Miss Marion Nicholson.
Georgia's most brilliant Commence
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D. L. Clouds guests, Misses Mildred
and Florence Dickey, Jim TurnbuIl,
Mesdames J. D. Prather and H. w.
Joiner.
Mrs. Joseph G. Faust gave a domi-
no party Saturday afternoon, in honor
Of Mrs D. L. Clouds guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dawson en-
tertained at bridge party Wednes-
day evening, in honor of Mrs. Roy
Jones, of Decatur.
Mrs. Thurston Crawford entertain
ed the Bridge Club Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. E. T. Arnold entertained at a
party Thursday morning, in honor of
her sister, Miss Eunice Pitts, Of Lo-
Gust Grove, and Miss Arnold, of Phil
omauh.
Miss julie Dawson entertained at
bridge Thursday afternoon, in honor
Of Mrs. Roy Jones, of Decatur.
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Home Treatment for
SaUoD, WrinkLed Skin

4. c. F. asks. what should do for
my sailow complexion, and how can I
get rid Of my wrinkles
Sallowness is best removed by re-
moving tie skin itself This is ef-
fectually mpIished by the use Of
ordinary mercolized wax. which
causes the offensive outer skin grad
TALLY to peel Of. in fine particles
scarcely noticeable 20 the naked eve
Within q week or so you will have an
euviaAle complexion. the new skin
exhibiting q healthful. youthful tint
iucGupara with artificial col0rtng
Get an ounce Of this wax AZ your
drug store. apply az night ike cold
cream. only don't rub ii in. Wash Il
of in the morning with warm water.
For YOUR wrinkles try q solution 0F
powdered saNoiite, one ounce. dis
solved IN Ealf pint witch hazel
Battle Your face I'm this every morn
ing for awhile Tho result viii sur
-vlss -BcaGry's Mirror
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Greensboro

4 REENSBORO, June 14.-Dr. and
Mrs. r. G. Adams entertained
Wednesday afternoon at rock.
Mrs. w. H. Childs entertained
Thursday afternoon at a domino par
~.
The Round Dozen Club was en-
tertained Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Armor.
Mrs. F. K. Boswell entertained
Wednesday morning, in honor Of Mrs.