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CORINTH. Well the second Sunday in May has come and cone and we are one week n arer the end of our journey here in this world. We sure did hear a pood old time sermon preached l>v our dear old broth r (' >chran from Mathew 16-18, Thou are Peter and upon this rock I will build my church and the pates of hell shall not prevail again? it. There was a large crowd pres ent in spite of the cold wind that was blow inp. Nearly everybody is becom ing alarmed because Ibis c> !d weather is killinir nearly all the cotton that is up, and some tv port their corn kill and ;u'd ♦he vegetables in their yardmr- ; killed so it begins to look like the Lord is not pleased, so I think it is time f >r us to be, n to see what is the cause. I be lieve it is because the people have became exalted anti the Lord is going t:> show ns what he can do for us and we can’t help ourselves. We can only ask him to have mercy on us and do for us that we can’t do for ourselves. I ,>ften think of what the poet :d,sh w pity Lord o Lord forgive that is what we will have to ask of him that is controlling the heavens because he has power to shut heaven that it rain not. So v 'u. are you willing to do, humble yourselves, or be stout hearted and go on and be pun': lied. May be that death and and sG u- tion is just before us new. F\ ery thing that v; hm 1 to b v is getting so high that ' <* can’t buy it, and what we ar trying to make is dying •> it I 'oI >r-t ty serious to me just now. Those visiting at J. \V. Tiiom as Sunday was r l'. P. Thomas, wife and children ami Mrs. Jim Cook and baby*. The sick are not much 'a ‘h r G. W. Thomas has 1 •■•e ht out the interest of .Mr Harl Cain in the Haw Creek machinery, and it is now Thomas & Thomas Well I don’t know what has become of Hill Billey unless he has bought himself a car and forgot to write. Well the Siinday school at this"place and tne prayer meet ing is still getting along very well. Well we sure do than!; those visiteing us at Corinth Sunday and helping us in the services. Brother Smith came bver from Beaver Ruin and sure did some good singing in the old books. We think that there is a great work for him to do by the inter est that he takes in the church service. That’s right brother we need more workers in the Master’s cause, so turn yourself loose and be governed by the good spirit and the Lord will take care of you. I will close by asking who was the first gospel preacher? A Subscriber. PLEASANT GROVE. Well we are having some cold weather, also Jack frost has been visiting in this part for the past week. Several from this part attend ed May meeting at Friendship Sunday and report a nice time, Mrs. Jeff Heard and baby is visiting her father, Mr. Jimj Holbrook. Mr. W. A. Holbrook and daughters, Ruth and Lizzie spent the day in Waleska Sun day. Mr. Paul Holbrooks and wife of Drew spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. Jas. P. Holbrooks and family. Miss Eula Brooks visited Miss Ruby Holbrooks Saturday night There will be a singing at thh pla< e promptly at 3:30 next Sur, lay afternoon. This will not interfere with May meet ing at this time, bet everybody come out and help sing. Miss Ruby Stapp spent last week with relatives near Cam ming. Mr. W. A. Holbrooks and family spent the day at Slone Mountain Thursday. Mr. Will Garrett and family spent Saturday night with lh\ R. H. Bramble! t and family. Mrs. G. C. Wallis spent Thurs, day afternoon at Mr. M. W. Brooks. I will close by asking a ques mi. What, is it that has five •ves and cannot see? Polly. HOPEWELL. Winter fires and overcoats re very comfortable these -pvingda a, Eliza both Huron visited L\ and Mrs. G. VV’. Me Murry Sunday. I.liss Lorena Carruth. who , • been in school at Cummmg has- returned home. Misers Beulah Barron and Mil nic Carruth and Mr. J. F. Ve 11 is and family spent Sunday Mrs. Amelia Wallis’. Quite a number from here at ended Quarterly meeting at ■i vsonville Sunday. Mrs. Maude Hughes and hildren spent Saturday night it Mr. J. F. Wallis’. Miss Lorena Carruth visited 1 i Annie Hughes Sunday. Msses Hattie and Flora Mi . dies spent Saturday night •it G. L. Wallis’. Mr. . Hammond is in very 'm Me health at this writing. ; vcral from here attended he May meetings Sunday. ; , v. J. W. Hughes attended Mi Icily meeting at Piedmont Saturday. Cosette. ROUTE 6. After an absence of some weeks, here I come again. V hat about this for cold /either? I veral from this part attend and he singing at Pittman Sun day. b ,\s Bessie and Lillie llul i'v. who have been spending a iY\ days with relatives here, .v! ned to their home at New Holland Wednesday. The many friends of Mr. Jim Garner were greatly shocked lasi Monday to hear of his dea'h which oceured in Atlan ta. The burrial was at Haw •Cr< k Wednesday. The bereav ! t ive our sympathy. .t :. Rachell Mullinax and hildn n visited Mrs. W. L. llul ej and children Sunday. ?,} ,•. Henry Garner and fam ily of Atlanta spent a few days lan seek with Mrs. Garners pa • •-1 . Mr. an dMrs. J. W. Sam ples. i.. Dewey Samples of Pleas ure Hill is veiling at Mr. J. W. Samples’. ?1 •. Grady Mullinax spent Saturday night with his cousins ’oM orand Clifford Hulsey, Mr W. L. Hulsey, Misses Cora lulsey and Vera Samples >. ( in Buford one day last week. i .J. W. Samples who has We , on the sick list, is improv ing nicely. Daddy’s Pet. HAW CREEK ( , c it seems like winter time . R. W. Echols and family vis 1 and Mr. Walter Majors near Oee recently. V:. Perry Payne spent last <’rV \ night with Mr. Coy Ech ols. Mrs. A. J. Vaughan visited it A s. G. W. Green’s last Sun day. i Mrs. Carl Day visited at Mrs. Unt Iravitt’s last Saturday. M Bertha Gravitt and broth r \ i:eel at Mr. Lint Gravitt’s Sat to day night. M . Clod Vaughan visited his ' 'her. Mr. A. J. Vaughan recently, X xt Sunday is regular meet in;- 'av at this place. 1 i;rss 1 had better skiddoo. Red Bird Boy. ROUTE 3. G \ haven't we been having s • i’ cold weather these days. V . and Mrs. J. 11. Castleber ry - isited Mr. and Mrs. John Po near the riVor Saturday. " -ses Mattie Stewart and : He Bennett spent last Fri day with Mrs. Othell Satter field. Mrs. Hassie Vaughan and s->n, Dwight, visited at Rev. V. K. Vaughan's one day last week Mrs. Emily Castleberry and Mrs. Fannie Mangum visited Mr . Nancy Holbrook Thursday Mr. A. J. Stewart visited J. B. Fowler last Thursday. Mr. Homer Holbrook and family visited Arp Hooper and family near Grayson last Sun day was a week. Mrs. Othell Satterfield and daughter, spent Saturday with her aunt, Mrs. Othell Fowler. Mr. Delbert Echols and fam ily visited Clyde Vaughan and family Sunday. Misses Mary Castleberry and Gertie Mangum was the guest of Lois Southard Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Green and Mr. T. S. Bennett and wife vis ited P>ill Bennett and family Sun day Dorothy. COAL MOUNTAIN. Several from this place attend cd May meeting at Friendship Sunday and all report a nice time. Mr. Amos Evans and family of Monroe visited at Mr. A. N. Pilgrims Sunday. Miss Eva Martin is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Evans of Monroe. Misses Pearl and Maude For rist, Masters Raymond and Clay Hammonds and Rev. J. I. Forrist attended May meeting at Mt Zion in Cherokee county and report a nice time. Mr. Otis Martin and family visited at Mr. Thomas Martins Sunday. Mrs. G. W. Forrist and son, Paul, spent Sunday with Mrs. Linton Harrison. As Blue Eyes was not around In her vicinity Sunday she dos cn’t know about much visiting. Blue Eyes. DAVES CREEK. Mrs. G. W. Green, who has been spending a while with her •iis'ter, Mrs. Martha Driskell, has returned home. _ Miss Mary Cross was the guest of Miss Lola Orr Satur day afternoon. Misses Zona Buice and Min nie Molbrook spent one night last week at Mr. F.uel Terry’s. Those visited Mr?. G. W. Green Sunday were, Mrs. A. J. Vaughan*. Mrs. J. F. Jordan and Mrs. Joe Phillips. Mr H W Terry and family spent Saturday night and Sun day at Mr. J. D. Green’s. Miss Phlorise Anglin visited Miss Cora Orr Friday after noon. We are sorry to say Mr.— Dodd is very ill at this writing. Miss Cora Orr visited Miss Anne Lou Cross Tuesday. Say, “Daddy” that red rose /ho did look good Sunday. Mrs. W. H. Gilbert spent one day last week with Mrs. Jacob Pirkle. As news is scarce I will go, with best wishes to all, Aunt Sarah. PLEASANT VIEW. Well, it remains to cool for cotton to do any good. There is but very little up in this part. Rev. V. V. Braddy filled his regular appointment at Union Hill Saturday and Sunday. E. L. Bagwell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wilie Hulsey spent Sunday at New Holland the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wi lliam Hulsey. Erpory says he was in the best Sunday school at New Holland he ever was in then in the afternoon he went through the big cototn mill fr< i thereto an old f.>ik < sing ing in the Temple Star. To hear those old folks singing and to see the tears in their eyes while singing put a strange kind of a feeling on Emory. The sick in this part we are glad to say are all better. Mr. W. M. Glover is learning to run his Ford. Well every thing we have to buy is out of sight and what we are trying to raise is doing no good and we are getting in pretty bad shape, but guess its about what we deserve. Hill Billey. HEARDVILLE. Gee. wasen’t Sunday a windy j day ? Mr. J. L. Evans and wife vis ited at Mr. Isaac Sewells Thurs day night. Mr. J. C. Pirkle and wife visited Mr. M. V. Hawkins’ Sun day Several from around here at tended May meeting at Friend ship Sunday. The singing at Mr. W. T. Tal lants Sunday night was fine. Mr. E. J. Pirkle has purchas ed him anew Fort). Mrs. Cicero Floyd and child ren visitecl at Mr. J. T. Daw sons recently. Mr. J. T. Dawson and family visited at Mr. John Pruitt’s Sunday. Misses Maud and Annie Bell Dawson visited Miss Era Pirkle a while Sunday afternoon. We are still having a good Sunday school at Mt Pisgah ev ery Sunday afternoon at 2o’ clock. Mrs. E. J. Pirkle and Mrs. M V. Hawkins visited Mrs. JC. Pirkle Friday afternoon Brown Eyes. DUCKTOWN. Sure is some cool for Maay weather. Farmers in this part are out of heart about the cotton crop. Several from his part attend ed communion services at Friendship Sunday. Mr. Thuhston Ferguson and sisters, visited their grand pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Led better Saturday night. The singing at Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ledbetter’s Sunday night was enjoyed by all present. Sunday school is progressing nicely at New 7 Harmony. Ev ery body invited to come. War is all the talk nowadays Wish all would sleep a nap and maybe something else would be on the mind. Mr. Corb Evans and wife vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ev ans Saturday night. Esq. M. L. Howard and Mr. Doyle Ledbetter made a busi ness trip to Atlanta last week. BETHEL. Its awful cold on May meet ings and little cotton. Rev. W. H. Warren filled his regular appointment here Sat urday and Sunday, and preach ed two excellent sermons. Mrs. N. J. Hutchins of Gain esville is visiting relatives here this week. Miss Velma Light spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Leon ard Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Orr were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bagby Saturday night. Mrs Moena Darricott was a guest of Miss Ruth Light Sun day. Miss Willie Mace Benson of Flowery Branch is spending a while with her grand parents here. Misses Ella and Ruth Light spent one day last week with their sister, near New Hope. Mrs. R. H. Thompson and Mrs. F. T. Williams and child ren visited Mrs. W. T. Bagby one day last week. Miss Ferris Williams spent a few days first of the week with Mrs. F. T. Williams. Air. and Mrs. W. L. Boyd and children visited Mr. and Mrs. R. C Orr Saturday night. Wyolene. BRANDYWINE. “I am the vine; ye are the branches.” Think about a million people in Georgia who do not attend Sunday school, yet there are a great many who live only a few miles from one. Are you one of the million? I’m going to get me some hooks and go fishing for submarines. I’ll bait them with beer. Have you ever poured out the last of that little “booze” you had on hand when the “bone dry” law was passed? I have four grasses and one cotton up now. This cold wea ther is killing the cotton but is iot bothering the grass. Do you really believe that God is in this great war? Of course, He will get His name glorified, but could have been glorified much more by world peace. Who is responsible for all the people who are being murder er! in this great war? God said “Thou shalt not kill.” You’d have to get on a pretty high bo xto hide behind some we see now. Womens’ dresses and shoes are still going up. Rev. J. H. Couch filled his ap pointment at Shiloh last Sun day. He preached an interest ing sermon from the, text ‘What doest thou here, Elijah.’ Messrs. Geo. W., G. N. and Ben Stone and Carl Martin went to Gordon county to the burial of their sister and aunt, who was formerly the wife of Dr. Green McCollum. She died in Chattanooga, Tenn., but was brought to Georgia for burial. The bereaved have the sympa thy of large number of friends. On Wednesday night the an gel of death visited the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Bales and carried the spirit of their infant, son, Carroll, to the home pre pared for it. It was buried at Midway Thursday. Rev. R. A. Roper preached a fine sermon as its funeral. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of ma ny friends. Several from here attended services at Longstreet and Un ion Hill Sunday. They report a nice time. If you know anything of in terest that you want to see in print, just tell “Paw”, and he will have it put in your county paper. Mr. Henry Williams and fam ily of Milton county attended the meeting at Longstreet. This week would have been a fine one in January or February but it was not suitable for May. Paw„ BEAVER RUIN. Some from here attended singing at Corinth and Shady Grove and report a nice time. Mrs. J. M. Bruce left Satur day for Fitzgerald, Ga., where she will spend sometime with relatives there. Miss-Ruby Smith spent Tues day of last week wdth Ruby Mae Bruce. Mrs. J. M. Bruce and Mrs. Malinda Cruse spent one night last week at Mr. John Leaches. Those visiting Mrs. Clura Bruce Sunday afternoon were, Mrs. S. J. McGee and three children, Mrs. Vernon and ba by, Mrs. Susan Davis, Mrs. W. J. Bennett and Miss Lizzie Ver non. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith vis ited Mr. Albert Henderson and family one night last week. Mr. J. L. Majors of LaGrange is spending sometime with his daughter, Mrs. Dessie Vernon. Mrs. W. J. Bennett visited Mrs. Carrie Wheeler one day last week. Mrs. Clura Bru-e spoilt Sat urday morning with her mother Mrs. L. B. Dover. Mrs. Ida Johnson and child ren of Gumming visited rela tives near Beaver Ruin first of the week. Mrs. Mollie Smith and daugh ter, Elsie, spent Sunday after noon with Mrs. Pirkle. Mrs. W. J. Benett spent Sat urday afternoon with Mrs Mary McGee. Misses Mae and Janie Pha gan and brother Fletcher, and Airs. Mamie Phagan visited at Air. J. G. Hammond’s Sunday. Master Tate Smith spent part of last week with his grand pa rents, Air. and Mrs.. A. J. Smith. Little Charlotte Bruce visited her grand parents, Air. and Mrs L. B. Dover. MIDWAY. Still cool and dry. Mesdames Mary Boling and Lilie Lance visited Mrs. J. B. Spence Sunday afternoon. Mr. Philip Neese is on the sick list, we hope he will soon be well. The little infant of Mr. J. M. Baes died Wednesday night, and was buried at Midway Thursday. Several from here attended divine services at Union Hill Sunday and say that Rev. Brad dy preached a mighty good ser mon. While on their way home FORD UNIVERSAL CAR To Owners Of Ford Cars. The Ford Mortor Company, of Detroit, ap pointed to us as authorized agents for Ford cars in this territory, to properly represent Ford in treests, to give service to Ford owners. The Com pany in return demands that we equip and main tain adequate service station, employing competent Ford mechanics, using only genuine Ford prices. This is the service we are giving to Ford ow ners. Material —workmanship—prices, the standard of each guaranteed. When your Ford car needs attention, bring it to us, and get the benefit of expert Ford mechan ics. We give you the assurance of genuine Ford Made parts. Our one requirements is that you pay us CASH .or all parts, Labor, and Materials. We have no charge accounts. This means everybody. STRICKLAND & WISDOM, Agents Forsyth & Dawson Counties. Little Bits Of The Very Best Kind Of Evidence Please find enclosed money order for |3.00, for which send me another one of your Jobson plows complete. — Yours truly, E. J. Tolleson, Boaz, Ala. Capt. W. M. Palmer, Augusta, Ga., writes: “1 have been a strong advo cate of deep plowing, but I have never found a plow that would do the work as satisfactorily as this. I consider it the greatest plow of the age, and 1 would like to see oue on every farm in the country.” Jno. S. Brown, of Locust Grove, Ga., writes: "I've used your plow for sev eral seasons. You can break land deeper with it and it does not turn up the clay. I can recommend the plow from personal experience.” W. B. Candler, of Villa Rica, Ga., writes: “I have used your ‘Jobson Tur ner’ with pleasure and profit. 1 con sider it the best plow that any man can buy. 1 expect to use it on all my land next season.” “It’s no trouble to break the lan'l from ten to twelve inches with a Job son,” says W. T. Power, Elberton. Oa. jobson Agencies, establish ed with the best and most .re gressive harhware and genet al store everywhere, are always glad to give out literature con cerning the System and to do everything they can to spread it’s benefits in their communi ties. Aget for Gumming is Geo W. Heard, Home office, Atlan ta Ga. frem Liberty Grove Sunday, Rev. A. Roper’s mule be c.-vi i frightened by a telephone wire across the road and run a way throwing him out of the buggy and leaving his wife in the buggy and run about a half a mile. Neither one was ser iously hurt. Among the visitors at Air. W. J. Kemps Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs. Ragan of Atlanta. Mr. T. R. Poole-and wife vis ited at Mrs. Henrietta Har dens Saturday night. Singing is not all Charlie Hen c’ ; is good at, he caught 36 ni '3 t fish in big creek Satur ,’a ' night with a hook. i/I •;. John Goolsby and child ren took in the May meeting at Cross Plains Sunday. Mr. Bill Hood visited near Gray’s Cross Roads Saturday night. Air. Alfred Tallant visited at Mrs. Mary Bolings’ Saturday night. Mr. Miles Lance was the guest of Air. Dewey Roper Sat urday night. J .B. Then and Now. . "Ton must not be so quarrelsome, Willie,” said William's father, impres sively. “Remember that the meek shall inherit the earth.’” “Maybe they will hereafter” responded the young militant, “but around at my school they are used to wipe up the earth.” — [ftr-'’- —-s Times Dispatch. Class Distinction. “What do you think of the nerve of that fellow in the third row? Trying to flirt with me, he was, Maynae! 4s if I'd notice a fellow who came to a 15-eent vaudeville show!" —Har vard I.ampocn. r scrTToss Yv i BROS. & COl \\ l [ /‘/\ ••Itimort ® V l \ l P-Yok / 1 I * I 11 New Spring Clothes Modeled to the young Man’s mind— and made to our standard. Here’s a suit-- or rather a line of suits on which we put the best thou ght r.r.cl buying a bility we possess. 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