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will arrive in few days to visit her
! aunt, Mrs. G. A. Jolley. a.,
Rev. l. p. Tyson of the Cordele
district will conduct his last Quarter
ly Conference of his quadrennial
term as presiding elder in this city
tonight, also preaching to the congre-
cation on Sunday night. Brother
Tyson served this church as pastor
before his appointment to the elder
ship and has been in close touch with
the membership during all this time.
The tenure system of the church
brings these relations to close at
this time.
Mrs. j. w. Cleveland and son,
Albert, Of Jacksonville, are visiting
relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Drew of AL
.bany visited their mother, Mrs. A. r.
Drew at the weekend.
b.
49,
% The small cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Dunn is rapidly progressing
and with pleasing lines and cultivated
grounds will soon be an ornament to
the 200 block on West Central Ave.
e..
Friends of Mrs. S. R. Frey are
pleased to learn that she is again
home and convalescent after two
weeks in the hospital.
Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. johnson, former residents, ex-
pressed concern over their fortunes
in the recent hurricane at Hialeah.
A letter has been received which
states their thankfulness for preser-
walton Of life, though every material
thing they had accumulated in twen-
ty years was lost to them with the
one exception of their car which
strangely enough escaped without a
scratch. They speak of the spirit of
the people in rebuilding and believe
that in two months time every ves-
tige of ruin will have been eliminat-
ed.
Mrs. A. B. Cook returned We'd
nesday to her new home in Macon
after a delightful visit of two weeks
with her many friends in this city.
Miss Rebecca Kirkland was al
lowed to leave the hospital Wednes-
day, having undergone an appendix
operation more than two weeks ago.
Her friends wish her speedy recov-
cry.
Have you a baby in your home?
The picture will be on the GRAND
screen next Wednesday and Thurs
day, Nov. 3 and 4.
Mrs. D. B. Ware is spending two
weeks at Jaybird Springs in the in
terest of her health. She is accom-
panied by Mrs. Horn.
Mr.. Burr Stokoe left Wednesday,
for Epworth to represent his church
as lay delegate to the annual M. E.
Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Stokoe will
arrive from their home in Michigan
within a few days to spend the win
ter here again.
-Mesdames C. B. Watts and Ted
Myers and Miss Lucy Bell Nelson will
give bridge party on Friday after
noon for Mrs. Kenneth Grouse, re-
cent bride.
Mrs. Fannie Sway, who is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. Kruger,
is spending this week in Triton, the
guest of her brother, Mr.. Harry. Kul-
bersh. ~
/ Mrs. H. K. Sigh has rented the
furnished home Of Mr.. Martin Gott-
lieb and will be joined by her little
children to make her home here this
winter.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First NJ. E. church will furnish the
dinner for the PIT Associations of
the city on the occasion of the dis
trict conference here on November
II. In addition to the delegates any
town ladies may be guests at the
price of IS cents plate by informing
some officer of the association or the
luncheon committee of which Mrs. S.
b. Bowers is chairman
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Doug
las is spending the week with Mrs.
l.. Keim.
Mrs. J. E. Brewster will leave
within a day or two for Atlanta to
meet her mother, Mrs. T. J. Line
baugh of Nashville, Tenn, who will
visit her here for a month or more.
Mrs. E. L. Todd will arrive Sat