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were Rev. A. W. Cooper and Miss Lula
Cooper of Avalon: Mrs Lee Garubod,
Miss Emily Garwood, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
d. Cobb, Mrs! \. s. Sheffield; Messrs.
George andh Cooper Cobb, Atlanta ;
Misses Black. Of Rome; Miss Hooper
Wkle and Mrs. Doyle of Marietta.
Monday afternoon Mrs. w. W. Satter-
field was hostess at bridge for MISS
Cobb For top score Miss Logan
Vaughn received silver picture frame.
Mrs Nat Granger the consolation, a
deck of cards; the guest OF honor pair
of silk hose. Mrs. Satterfield was as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Evelyn
Satterfield, Mrs. Robert Gilnath and
Mrs. Query Ferguson, of Rockmart.
Those present were Mesdames Logan
Vaughn. L. c. Morgan, w, w. Young,
Estelle Strickland. Nat Granger, Kate
Alderman, Horace Howard, Henry
Womelsdorf A. b. Green Minerva
Word and Ella Neel and Misses Jessie
Wikle, Eula Whitehead and Cooper, OF
Avalon.
Mrs Emmid Cole complimented Miss
Cobb Tuesday morning with an informal
bridge party.
Wednesday morning Mrs. A. B. Green
was hostess at a pretty bridge party
for Miss Cobb Mrs. Green's list in
cluded the close friends of the honor
guest. A cutglass and silver perfume
bottle was given for highest score and
the bride-elect presented with SILK hose.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Florrie Fite
entertained her club. The individuals.
Forty two was played.
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WdyCrOSS

\VTAYCROss, March 7.-One of the
w loveliest of the weeks affairs.
and one of a number of events
planned in honor of Miss Lucille Rip
pard, was the miscellaneous shower
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
James Knox and Mrs Rufus Hawkins.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs
W. ii. Buchanan and Mrs. Andrew Jor-
dan. and assisting were members of the
Friday Club, OF which Miss Rippard has
been member for some time Punch
was served by Miss Magdalena Izlar
and Miss Anna Morrison Assisting the
hostesses were Mrs. j. c. Rippard and
Mrs. Calvin w. Parker
The marriage of Miss Lucille Rippard
10 pr. James Hinton Brewton al the
presbyterian Church on the evening of
March Is VIII be an event of this month
OF much cordial interest throughout the
state Already a number of delightful
ahairs have been given for Miss Rip
pard, and the next ten days will be
filled with parties in her honor. She
Is one of the most popular of the young
er set. Following the wedding DR.. and
Mrs. j. c. Rippard will tender the bri-
dal party and friends a reception at
their home.
Miss Aline letters entertained the
Friday Club this week The game of
800 was played The prize. a box OF
bandkerchiefs, was won by Miss Mollie
Worthlngton. of Kentucky. who is the
guest Of Miss Anna Morrison At the
conclusion of the game a salad course
was served, the hostess being assisted
by Miss Irene Granting
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Fitzgerald

- FITZGERALD, March One Of the
prettiest home weddings Of the
season was that of Miss Glenn
ora Griffin to II. H. jenkins. Of Macon,
which occurred Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
r. |. Griffin. on lemon street Little
Pearl Jenkins, sister of the groom. was
the ringbearer, and Mildred Tisdel and
Ruby Jenkins were the flower girls, Miss
Auto Griffin was the maid Of honor and
Randolph Bryan best man. The bride
and groom left for Little Rock, san An
tonic and New Orleans
Mrs. G. +. Mingledorf was the hostess
to the Tuesday Afternoon Club at her
home on South Lee street. George
Washington score cards were used and
rock was enjoyed. Mrs. Mingledorf was
assisted by Mrs. a. F.. Jones, Mrs j. b.
Russell and Miss Dozier. Special guests
were Mrs j. H. McCarty, Mrs. A. e
Jones, Miss Dozier, Mrs. d. p. Adams,
Mrs George Brown and her mother,
Mrs :. l.. Gillespie. Of Patrick, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs C.. B. Brown entertained
four tables of rock Wednesday evening
at their apartments on West Magnolia
street Mr.. and Mrs. Browns guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. McCarty, Col
onel and Mrs. j. b. Wall. Colonel and
Mrs. Clayton jay, Judge and Mrs Drew
w Paulk, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Griner,
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Ligiour, Mrs. Rob-
ert Nj. Mann Mrs J. a. Sheahan and
Mr.. Hin.
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rival here. Mrs w. r. simmons en- >
tertained first in her honor az bridge,
followed by a bird supper given by
Miss Simons. Wednesday morning Miss
Mabel Harvard entertained at bridge,
and Thursday evening Miss Wilhelmina
Blackshear entertained at a large party.
Mrs lizzie Bashinski entertained a
table " bridge, at which there were
present Mrs. Theodore Rogers, Mrs. "A
j. TO0le and Miss Dorothy Hooks Miss
Adams joined the party after the game
She was presented with a pair Of i'm
ported hose.
charming social event OF the week
was the meeting Of the Auction Club
with Mrs J. l.. Wellington at her home
on Monroe street The players included
Miss Mildred Ward, Of Cordele; Miss
Dorothy Hooks Mrs r. T.. Eagan. Mrs
\. j. Toole, Miss Frances Webb, Mrs.
James NJ. Finn. Mrs George Robertson,
Miss Trilby McGoodwin, Mrs, lizzie
Bashinsld, Mrs Harry Stevens. Mrs. J
l. Wellington and Mrs. Theodore Rog-
ers. Miss Joe Henderson and Miss An
ME simmons Joined the players later
Mrs lizzie Bashinski made top score and
was awarded lace collar Miss Trilby
McGoodwin won the guest prize, silk
nag containing manicure set Miss
Ward was presented with a camisole
mrs II. II. Eagan Will entertain the
club next week.
Mrs. Howard Murchison was hostess
az table of rock at the home OF Mrs
W. j. Guyton on Oak street Those
playing were Mrs Leon Long, Mrs. Les
sic CIaNton and Mrs Marvin Page.
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NiHedgcViIIe

"A lLLEDGEVILLE, March much
interest is being shown in the
baby contest to be given at the
Palace Theater next Wednesday. This
week a photographer has been taking
pictures Of all babies under two years
Of age
The Golf Club has made plans for
many improvements in the near future.
An up-to-date clubhouse is to be putt
and several tennis courts will be added.
Miss May DeSessaure entertained the
Lucky Thirteen Club at sewing party
Thursday afternoon at her home in
Midway. Those present were Misses
Jessie Allen, Myrtice Brown, Frances
Conn, Henrietta Conn, Mary Pottle,
Pauline Nesbit. Jennie Jewell Leila La
mar, Isabel Allen, Mrs Culver Kidd and
Mrs Arch Mckinley.
Seven Hours in New York" was
played at the Grand Friday evening.
Several parties came over in automo-
biles from Sparta and IIatonton
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Bessie Gallo
way gave a bridge party for the MEM
bers Of the Chetola Club.
Saturday night the junior class of the
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
entertained in honor of the members of
the Y. w. c. A. with a play entitled, "A
Page from a Magazine" given by sew
eral members of the class.
DR.. Waller, of Boston. delivered the
second of his series of lectures on the
Panama Canal at the Georgia Normal
and Industrial College Thursday even
ing
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Rome

~ )NIE. March Mr.. and Mrs. II d.
- Kelley entertained on Monday
~ evening with gathering of rela-
lives in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
irwin. of Atlanta. whose marriage Was
a recent event at Goldsboro, N Z. ne ne
bride was formerly Miss :, Anna a,tI
Grantham, Of GoldsDoro' oi'S
guests were present. .ho ,,,oo1,
The largest social affair OF the Weeh
was the dance given at the Country
CIub on Tuesday evening FOR MI anu
Mrs Ralph Irwin, at which Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank Irwin entertained. AMONG
the dancers were Misses tlorence l aIi-
rev Emily Arlington, Marjorie Rlchard-
son Bessie Moore Mildred and Louise
Mo,jltrie, Susie Watts, Clara Miller;
'ena Knowles, Beulah Adamson and
AureIia Zirkle of Virginia. and Mes
danes Ralph Irwin James MaduoN,
Nevin Patton Frank Maddox, Linton
-' Mrs Sprouu Fouche entertained on
Wednesday at a springtime luncheon IN
courtesy to her house guest. MIS- Jonh
King 0ttley. of Atlanta. Covers We're
iaid for a group of the Woman's cup
Officers the guests including Mrs, -
Lindsay johnson, Mrs. Robert Harpln'
Mrs John Priutup and Miss JOY Harper.
Miss Gladys Mccain entertained on
Wednesday win a small party for Mrs.
Ralph Irwin. 60, -. chic
week with Miss Emily Arlington, VINO
had as her honor guest Miss SADIE
Cox, of Gadsden, the guest Of MIS-;
James Terrier. The players included
Miss Clara and Florence Yancey Hamil-
Bowie. Bessie Moore. Elizabeth Hamil-
ION Edna Beck, of Saginaw Mich
Mildred Moultrie, Martha Dean. Mar
iorie Richardson and Gladys McClain-
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VALUABLE SUGGESTION
IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE

IL is row conceded by physicians
that the Kidneys should have more
attention, as they control the other
organs to remarkable degree ami
do tremendous amount of work IA
removing the poisOns and waste mat
ter from the system by altering the
blood.
During the winter months especial-
ly. when we live an indoor life. the
kidneys should receive some assist
unce when needed, as we take less
exercise, drink less water and often
eat more rich heavy food, thereby
forcing the kidneys 10 do more worE
than Nature intended evidence OF
kidney trouble. such as lame back.
annoying bladder troubles. smart!ng
cor burning, brick-dust or sedimen-.
~allow complexion, rheumatism. may
ue weak ,r irregular heart action
warns you that your kidneys require
help Immediately to avoid more serl-
Gus trouble
Many physicians claim that n
herbal medicine contaln'n no miner
ais or oriates has the most healing
influence. An ideal herbal compound
that has most remarkable success IS
"A kidney and bladder remedy is De-
kilmer's swamp Root
Nnu may receive q Samnle bot a.
az swamp Root hy Parcels Post. Al
dress lr kilmer u Co, Bingnamton
y. ~ I'D enclose ten cents: also
mention fne allanta Sunday Ameri-
cdn,-AdvL
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augusta

" UGUSTA, March Miss Jean
"a Mapes, Of Montgomery, Ala, who
il visiting Miss Nell Harper, was
compimented by Mrs, Roscoe Perkins
with an informal bridge tea Tuesday at
her home on the Hin. Miss Mapes and
Miss Dent, OF Waynesboro. were enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Miss
Nell Harper
Mrs l.. J Williams entertained the
North Augusta Card club Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs Bryan Cumming gave an infor-
NAL afternoon tea Thursday.
The Misses Smith entertained with a
beautiful afternoon tea Friday, compli-
menting Miss Mary Cummings guest,
Miss jamie Polk, Of San Antonio, Texas.
James Nichols, of New York, who is
wintering a the Bon Air. gave dance
at the Country Club. complimentlng a
number Of tourists and Augusta friends
Miss Rossmond Green entertained with
bird supper Wednesday night at her
home, on Bath, complimenting Mr.. and
Mrs Howard HeintZ. Of Pittsburg.
Mrs. Herbert Carpenter Of New York
who enjoys the distinction OF having
led the suffragette parade last summer
i'm New York. and who. with Mr.. Car
penter. is wintering at the Bon Air.
gave an afternoon tea Tuesday at Miss
Green's tearoom On Bath. Fourteen
guests were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norris entertained
uunber Of friends al bridge supper
Friday night at their home on Lincoln
street.
Mrs. Bert Tull entertained at bridge
Tuesday night at her apartment on up
per Greene street complmeuting Miss
Amelia Schlorer. of Camden. y. j.. who
is visiting Mrs. Chambers. Refreshments
were served.
The marriage Is announced Of Miss
Angeline Pate and George Nathaniel
Gallman, which took pace Wednesday
at high noon.
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OCdId

,t,.t, rto eret
NCALA' fla Mdrch - nc ~ .
week in March has seen a decided
~ luu in social affairs but the few
=, -, ,,,
hostesses entertaining nave gwen pal
ties. and though very informal they have
heon greatly enioved The "spook"
- VI cub
dance at the Lake NeH ach' Ci"D
Monday evening was attended by
merry crowd. For the hrst part OF the
dance the participants wore, pli low cases
puzzled as to the identity OF the dan
GERS until the hour of unmasking MISS
Alice Balou won the prize iof the pest
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and Mrs Sloan won the first prize.
Bit of lingerie.
Miss 4ilda Meadows, Of Elberton Mrs
Frank Kiser OF Paris Ky. and Mrs
Rudolf Thiessen, OF Atlanta, shared hon
ors Wednesday afternoon when Miss
Florida Zeius entertained at an aft
ernoun party.
The wedding of Orville T. Bennett and
Miss Minnie Burton was held Wedncs-
day afternoon, only the immediate rela-
lives and friends being present Rev.
t. L. Melver OF the Knox Presbyterian
Church. oniCiated.
The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation Is making a strenuous campaign
for membership Of 500 The association
had only 1870 members, but the work
done OF late has caused widespread in
terest
AZ the meeting Of the Parent-Teacher
Association Of School No. "a Wednesday
a paper was read By Miss Mary B
Preston on "How to Obtain ana Re-
tain the Confidence Of the Child"
The Forty-two Club met Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. WalSley. at the home
Of her mother, Mrs W. W. Richards
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Savannah

& AVANNAH. March THE mar
riage of Miss Edith GLADYS Met
- calf to William X. Krautler was
q pretty event Of Wednesday evening at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr.,
and Mrs William Metcalf 1916 Haber-
sham street, The ceremony was per-
formed a o'clock by the Rev Francis
Allen Brown, OF Christ Episcopal
Church. The bride was attended by
Miss Fredrica krauter as maid of
honor, and Miss Helen krautler. brides
maid Robert Sineth was Mr. Krautler's
best man. and r. j Thorn the grooms-
man. The bride was given in mar
rage by her grandfather j. w. War
rem.
A pretty compliment 70 Miss T.. A..
Smith directress of the Children Of the
Confederacy, was the presentation OF a
beautiful bar pin TO her by a committee
Of children who took II part in the play
Joyful Land which was given by
them al the Liberty Theater
Miss Nellie Walsh entertained Wed
nesday morning with an informal
luncheon at Bannon's Lodge in honor Of
Miss A. &. Niven and Miss Jean Niven,
Of Pittshurg, who are the guests Of
Mrs. Thomas llalligau ard Miss HalH-
gan
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Macon

MACON, March One of the larg-
III est receptions of the winter was
that OF Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs r. c. Parker, Jr. in honor of Mrs.
T. g. Gresham, of Waynesboro Near
ly 200 women attended,
Mrs r. W, Jemison invited a number
of friends TO her home ON College street
Friday afternoon to partake of a cup OF
tea, This idea of having late afternoon
tea parties has become very popular in
Macon
Mrs. Delaney kountze, Of New York,
was complimented with a dinner Thurs
day evening by her brother. Sam Dun
lap
Miss Lucille Arnold has returned to
Dublin. after a visit To Miss Mary
Knowles.
The Phi Delta Theta Fraternity of
Macon compliWented tho Young women
Of the social contingent with supper &C
the Hotel Dempsey Wednesday night
The affair was given under the aus
pieces of the Georgia Gamma chapter OF
Mercer.
Social activities have been suspended
10 large extent ia Macon on account
OF the Lenten season.
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TiftOrl

Triton. March Mrs. +. A. Buck
entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner
SATURDAY. Her guests were
Mrs. Baynarl WilHngham and Miss En-
mic Willingham, OF Atlanta; Mrs. /. w
Myers Mrs George Smith Mrs. G. N.
Patterson Of Cartcrsvillc, Mrs. Keith
Carson Mrs II. H. Coombs. Of Balm
bridge. Mrs. c. G.. Guest and Mrs. W.
y. Mccartney.
Mrs o. w Pate entertained with a
spend the-day party Friday in honor Of
Mrs C. ~ Patterson. Of Cartersville. a
sumptuous dinner being served. Mrs.
q. n Patterson. Mrs. George Smith,
Mrs Keith Carson. Mrs g. c, Guest,
Mrs. H. S. Murray. Mrs. j. b Smith
and Mrs A. y. Suhler were among those
invited
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Twentieth Century Library Club was
held in the club rooms Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. +. IT, lift was requested
TO retain her position as corresponding
secretary. II. II Tiff asked the priv-
lege of exchanging lot at Tiff avenue
and New street, facing the new court
house, for the club lot which is on
New street. behind the postotfice. The
exchange met with the approval Of the
club and was made. The new lot Of
fered by Mr., Tiff is 100 by 100 feet,
while old lot is only 20 b. 90 feet Mrs.
N Peterson discussed plans for the
school fair to be held in May. and Mrs.
w. A. Clark read paper on The
Things We Eat"
The social committee Of the Wesley
Philathea class Of the Methodist Sun
day school entertained the members Of
the class Friday night at the home Of
Mrs w II. Hendricks A contest.
What our GEandmothers Missed and
stories added to the enjoyment OF the
evening
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WdrrentOn
NVT ARRENTON. March 7.-On Thurs
M day afternoon Mrs. f. B. Farmer

NVT ARRENTON, March 7.-Onl Thurs
M day afternoon Mrs. f. B. Farmer
entertained the elderly women OF
the town with a spend -the-day party IN
honor of her guest and great aunt, Mrs.
Martha Turk. of Mlledgeville. Assist
ing Mrs Farmer were Mrs. j. G. Evans,
Mrs. VIII Shurley, Mrs. Fred Lowe and
Mrs. Mamie Carr The invited guests
were Mrs y. NJ. Hill Mrs NJ. A. WYche,
Mrs. r. j. Cumming, Mrs. A. $. Morgan,
Mrs. W. r. Fuller, Mrs. II. 7. Pate,
Mrs. j. p Swain, Mrs. Annie V. White
head, Mrs L. NJ. Fowler. Mrs. Mary
Shurley Mrs. Molle Pounds. Mrs. Nit
tie Raley, Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, Mrs.
Jane Rivers, Mrs, Anna Burkhalter.
Mrs Sallie Rogers, Mrs. Susan Eng
fish, Miss Sue Dozier. Mrs. Mary Good
rich. of Augusta Mrs. Mary McGhee
and Mrs Sallie Gheesling. of Norwood.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Evans entertained at O'Clock dinner
in honor of the orchestra of the Meth
odist Sunday School. Those present
were Mrs. w. w. DeBeaugrne. Miss
Toto McGregor. Miss Frances Daven-
port Mrs. G. w. Felts. Or. w. w. Pill
cher. Robert Swain. Cecil Whitley,
Lloyd Without Ned Lee, Warren De-
Beaugrine, John Evans and Colonel NJ
+. Evans.
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Miami


NJ IAMI, FLA, March a. Miss Nellie
III shane, of san Francisco, who is
is visiting here, has been the
recipient of much social attention this
week ON Wednesday, Mrs h. +, Nc
ArlIe gave large card party in her
honor. and other informal affairs have
been given by her hostess, Miss Katie
Miller McLeudon.
Mrs W, II. Mcdonald entertained at
dinner Wednesday in honor of Major
Mcdonald. from Fort Valley, Ga; Mrs.
Tilmau, from Triton, Ga, Mrs, Hunt,
of Fort Valley, and Mrs. Stuart, of
Rome, Ga.
Mrs. William Hooker, of Ocala. presi-
dent of the state Federation Of Won
ems Clubs addressed the Woman's club
Of Miami on Tuesday, and was given an
informal inception Mrs. Felix T. Me
Whirter. - indianapolis. formerly presi-
dent of the Indiana Federation, was also
present and made an address
Mrs Calvin oak. formerly Miss Fla %
via pcCamp, whose wedding was the
social event OF February is now being
extensively entertained i'm Jacksonville.
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ST. Augustine

or AUGUSTINE, FLA, March T.
Announcement has been made that
- the annual garden party given by
the Kings Daughters will be held this
wear on March IA, in the west gardens
of the Hotel Ponce DeLeon. This is
always the leading social event of the
spring in St. Augustine and is antici-
uated with much interest by society.
'The committees have been named and
include more than fifty Well-knoWn
women.
A wedding of much local interest will
be solemnized Tuesday afternoon when
Ambrose Rogero and Miss Elizabeth Lee
Seaur will be married at the Catholic
Cathedral,
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ROCRnndrt

~ )CKMART, March Claude Little
~ and Miss Jewell Protect were mar
w ricd last Sunday at the home Of
the brides brother. j. c. Protect Mrs
Little once visited here, but for the past
few years has made Vista, Texas, her
home. Mr. Little is also a former resi-
dent Of Rocllmart but now business
man of Vista.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Baptist Church held prayer service on
Wednesday afternoon kiplings "Reces-
sioual" was rendered by Mrs. Frank
Clark, The literary department of the
society has issued invitations to an in
formal reception March 10.
on last tuesday afternoon Mrs, b.
Cowden entertained at a o'clock tea in
honor Of Miss Frances Cowden's birth
daN.
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Dublin

IN UBLIN. March AT a business
meeting Of the Womans Study
Circle Tuesday afternoon, new
officers for the year were elected, as fol-
lows: President. Miss Maggie May
Rawls; vice president Mrs. W. G..
Thompson: treasurer Mrs. b. a. Hooks.
A secretary will be named later. Sub
iects for the coming meeting were voted
on, and Important Problems Of the
Day was selected,
Mrs. Joseilla Henderson, Of Hawkins,
Vile. who has been the guest this week
Of Miss Annie Simons, has been en-
tertained in a delightful manner at a
number of informal affairs since her ar
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ThOnndSViHe

BROWNSVILLE, March IA pleas
ant program was rendered at the
iast meeting of the Thomasvlle
Study Glass, the papers read being Of
unusual interest. They were, The sep
aration of Panama and Colombia, by
Mrs H. W. Stone; odd Panama, by
Mrs r j. Ball, and New Panama by
Mrs. TAYLOR Mitchell Women Wage
earners ana the Child Labor Laws" was
discussed by Mrs. George w Forbes,
and was the fourth Of the articles on
political economy The members are
considering series Of afternoon teas TO
be given once a week at their club
rooms as a social feature.
on Thursday afternoon Miss Jessie
lone Cobb, of Gainesville, was married
10 James Y. Dixon. Of this city the
ceremony being performed at the resi-
dcucc Of the brides mother. Mrs. George
Cobb. in Cartersvile After short
bridal trip Mr.. and Mrs Dixon will make
their home IN Thomasville, where the
groom is a well-known business man
with numbers OF relatives and friends.
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Gainesville
~~~~~~~-~~

n ARTERSVILLE, March THE
marriage of Miss JESSIE lone Cobb
y and James Turner Dixon, of
Townsville, was an event of Thursday
afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev w. A. Cooper, of Ava
lon. Ga. an uncle of the bride. Mrs.
VIII Sattertield. a cousin of the bride.
was matron of honor. John Herring, of
Thomasville, was best man After the
ceremony "A reception was held at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs George
S. Cobb. Assisting Mrs Cobb were
Miss Lula Cooper, of Avalon; Misses
Eula Whitehead. Lena Renfroe Emily
Dawes, Mrs. A. B. Green and Mrs c. n.
Patterson
The couple left for their home in
Thomasville The out guests
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LdVOnid

\ AVONIA, March 7.-on SUNDAY
| March Z. Miss Gladys Vandiver. Of
l. Lavonia, and A. H. Maret Of
Fair Play, s. c.. were united in mar
riage, the Rev. C. T. Brown, Of Layo-
mia. performing the ceremony.
Miss Leila Vickery. principal Of La
vonia High School, attended banquet
at Gibson Mercer Institute, in Bowman,
on Monday evening.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Hubert Vow
and Mrs. Leroy Vow, of Martin, enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Pope Vow, re-
cent bride. The guests from Layonia
were Mrs J. r. Dortch, Mrs. +. R Nc
hurry, Mrs. Swift Gilmer, Mrs. s, b.
Vow, Mrs. l.. O. Williford, Miss Leila
Stovall and Miss Eunice Allen.
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Just take your shoes Off and ihen nut
those weary. shoe CriuNed. aching
burning corn pestered buuun- tortured
feet OF yours In TIL bath Your
toes viii wriggle With JOY they'll look
mp at YOU and almost talk and then
theyll take another dive iu that "TIZ'
bath
When your feet feel l'te humps OF lead
all tired out just try TIL :: S
grard-it'S glorious. Your feet viii
dance with joy also you viii find an
pain gone from yorns, Cdlouses and
buulOns
:nere's nothing like "rlZ It's the
only remedy thar draws out all the poi
souous rNudatiuns which puff up yuur
fert and cause foot torture
GEL b s5-ceut hoN OFT ''I'lI at any
dr. ur department store don't NaiI
All huw glad your fcet get hpW COM
Portable your shoes feel Nou cain wear
shoes a size smaller d Ou desire.