The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-02-28
MRS. WHATLEY HOSTESS. ~ So

avenue. The rooms were most attract
tive in their decorations of ferns and |
red carnations artistically arranged.
Auction rock was played at six tables. |
A delicious salad course with cofee
was served at the close OF the game
MRS SCOTT ENTERTAINS. s. |
Mrs. w. P. Scott entertained infor-
mally with sewing party on Tuesday
afternoon. Tea and sandwiches were
served Guests included Misses Eu-
nice Roberts, Annie White, Helen
Rcsser, Pauline and Julia Neal.
MRS BROWNING HOSTESS.
Mrs P M. Browning was hostess
to the Eleventh avenue Missionary
Circle of the Baptist church on Mon
day afternoon. A very pleasant and
profitable hour was spent.
Miss Eula Faqua will be back at
her usual position as dry goods
sales lady at ROBBINS, beginning to-
morrow, March 1, after vacation OF
several weeks.
Mrs. A. o. Williams returns to her
place in the ready-towear department
at ROBBINS tomorrow after vacation
of several weeks,
Edwin Thornton was accidently
shot by his brother, Earl, with par
lor rifle last Tuesday when both boys
were out shooting birds The bullet
entered the leg, just above the knee,
making quite a painful, though not
serious wound. He is now rapidly
recovering.
P. S. Barnes, special representative
for the Goodyear Tire and Rubber
company is in the city demonstrating
The care of automobile tires at the
PalmerJones company store.
Quite an interesting series OF cot
| tage prayer meetings have been held
during the week at the home OF the
various members of the Methodist
church
Rev. ]. A. Bowen and wife of Tu-
| Delo, Miss, arrived in the city Tues
day from Florida, where they have
been spending some weeks, and will
be the guests of.Dr. and Mrs. j. W. Ell
i lott.
Mrs. Price Heard left Tuesday af-
| ternoon to be the guest for some days
| of her mother, Mrs. Clements, at Al
amo.
| Misses Bula Bivins and Ruth Ed
wards who spent the week end at
! home from G. N. |. lat Milledgeville,
returned Tuesday afternoon to resume
! their studies
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SYMPHONY CLUB.
The Symphony Club will meet with
! Mrs. A. E. Jordan at the home of Mrs
w. A. Thompson Saturday afternoon,
| March 3rd.
| P A. Allen, until recently resi-
dent of Meridian, Miss, where he has
been largely engaged in the lumber bus
Iriness, was in Cordele several days
| during the past week. He was visit
| ing relatives here and also has bust
ness matters here to look after. Mr..
Allen expects to make headquarters at
Washington, D. c., in the future.
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COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS.
Quite an interesting series of cot
| tage prayer meetings have been held
during the week at the homes of the
various members of the Methodist
| church of the city Meetings for the
remainder of the week will be held as
follows: On Thursday night at the
parsonage. also at the home Of Capt.
and Mrs BUrney on Nineteenth ave-
nue.; Friday night, at Mrs. j. A. Las
seters, on Twelfth avenue. and at Mrs.
Hugh Lasseter'S on Fifteenth avenue.
at seven-thirty o'clock. The meetings
this week have been well attended,
and will continue throughout the com
ing week, places of meeting to be an
nounced Sunday.
w. E. Williams, advertising mana
ger for the CherO-Coia company of
Columbus, is spending week here
for the purpose Of putting out adyer-
Using for the local plant.
Friends of Miss Nellie Roberts will
regret to learn of her illness.
Mrs. Harry Walters is on the sick
list.
o. T. Cover and family moved to-
day into their elegant new residence
cornering on Third street and Thir- i
teenth avenue.
Miss Catherine Hearn is the guest |
of her uncle, Rev. Walter Asthony and
family.
Mrs. T. S. Kinnett and infant of Ar
abb. spent Tuesday with her mother,
Mrs. NJ r. Ship.
The cottage prayer meeting at Mr..
j. S. Pates Tuesday evening, conduct
ed by Mrs Sandifer, was well attend
ed and of much interest. M
Mrs. w. P. Wardlaw of Macon, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. 0. T.
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Mr.. c. A. Lanier spent the week
end with his family in the city.