Kifranis club $60.00, to be le clubs doinglub members 1 times they ays gave the hose instructs things. Mrs. charge of the md to her is gement of the reparntion of ?rs:camp were: lersbee, Frank i, Jr., Golphin ird«, Bill Mc-Murray, Cecil 'ill is, Evelyn rray, Virginia array, Estelle r.pley, Blanche er, Cecil H. nce, Wilson md, Malcolm Olon Yonce, fopard, Mabel , Gary Smith, in Yonce, Den»man, Russell\j. Uoukmgnt at the Method let parsonage in the presence of a Urge prrty of friends.BRYSON-SMOKERMiss Mildred Bryson, of Lennon Place, Pa., and Mr. S. Smoker, of Christina, Ph., were quietly married Wednesday afternoon last by the Rev. P. L. Bouknight at the Methodist parsonage. The young couple wm on lh«r way to Florida, where they wHl in the future reside.KETCNENS-COFIEi.DWednesday at noon, at the Baptist parsonage, I)r. P. J. McLean united in marriage Mr. George Cofield. Jr.. of Clark* Hill, and Miss Leelia Ketchens, of Macon, Ga. After n wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Cofield will be at home in Atlanta.LATIMER BOLTONWednesday afternoon at 4, there was another wedding at the parsonage when Ir. McLean spoke the magic words that united the lives of Mr. George F. Bolton, of Tignall, Ga., and Miss Laura R. I^atimer, of