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ROUTE 3.
Mr. Landrum of California
visited at Mr. .1. If. Castleber
ry’s last week.
Mr. Erlie Bennett and family
visited Mr. Truman Bennett
and family Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr. end Mrs. J. B. Fowler
spent Thursday afternoon at
Mr. A. J. Stewarts.
Mr. Merrin Henderson and
wife spent a few days last
week with Mr. Joe Mangum
and family.
Mr. Newton Satterfield and
family spent last Tuesday night
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mat Satterfield.
Mr. Erlie Bennett and fam
ily spent Sunday night with
Mr. Alvin Stewart and sisters
Mr. John Mathis and family
visited Mr. Joe Mangum and
family Saturday.
Bascomb Fowler Sunday after
noon.
Mr. Arthur Day spent Satur
day night with Mr. Luther Ben
nett.
Mr. Tom Chatham and fam
ily have returned to their home
in Atlanta after spending the
past week with relatives in this
part.
E. B.
Route 3.
Mrs. (Hindi Satterfield spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Lillie Bennett.
Miss Lura Green spent Tues
day right with Miss Harriett
Barrel t.
Mrs. Lillie Bennett and little
son spent Wednesday with Mrs
Sarah Green.
Mr. Vester Day and family
spent Tuesday night with Mr
J. A. Day.
Mrs. Susan Satterfield and
children spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Mamie Green.
Mr. Carl Day and family
spent Wednesday night with
Air. J. A. Day and family.
Airs. Jewell Green and little
son Willard and Airs. Ester Gil
bert and little son, A. J., and
Mrs. Sarah Green spent Thurs
day with Airs. Lena Green.
Miss Gladys Mae Green and
Airs. Lizzie Green spent Tues
day afternoon with Miss Alarie
Hutchins.
Mr. Dosey Pirkle and wife
spent Friday night with Air. A.
J. Green
Air. Gladston Green and
wife spent Saturday night with
Air. J. W. Fagan.
Air. and Airs. A. J. Green
spent .’unday nfternoo > with
Air. J. A. J-.ar l i.
Two Pets.
STAR ROUTE
The crops in this part are
fine.
Mr. J. VV. Pruitt is spending
a few days with relatives in
Cherokee county.
Mr. Dewitt Fowler and wife
and little daughter spent two
nights of last week with his
father, Mr. T. B. Fowler.
Mr. H. W. Pruitt and wife
and son, Marvin, spent two
nights of last week at his fath
ers, Mr. J. W. Pruitts.
Mrs. T. B. Fowler and son
spent last Tuesday at Mr. J.
S. Hansard’s.
Mr. H. G. Bolden and fam
ily spent Saturday night at Mr
ji W. Pruitts.
Mrs. J. L. Barnes spent Sat
urday afternoon at Mr. Willie
Woods.
Mrs. T. B. Fowler spent Sat
urday afternoon at Mr. Warren
Woods.
Mr. Ezra Wright and fam
ily spent Sunday at Mr. Luth
er Thompson’s.
Mr. Paul Barnes and wife
spent Saturday night and Sun
day at Mr. Henry Shadburn’s.
Mr. T. B. Fowler and family
spent Sunday at his fathers,
Mr. W. C. Fowler.
Mrs. A. S. Samples and daugh
levs returned from a visit in
South Georgia.
Mrs. Warren Wood spent
Friday afternoon at Mr. Willie
Woods.
Several from this part attend
ed the baptizing at Pleasant
View.
Mr. Bob Bagley spent Sat
urday night at Mr. George
Pirkle’s.
Mr. George Pirkle and fami
ly spent Sunday at Mr. Bob
Bagiev’s.
Mr. Dorsey Benefiled and
family spent Saturday at Mr.
Tom Benefield’s.
Daddy.
ROUTE 6
Rev. J. W. Thomas filled his
regular appointment at Cor
inth Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jennie Pruitt of near
Alpharetta spent last week
with Mr. Walter Stewart and
family.
Little Robert Jesse Williams
spent a few- days last week wdth
Mrs. J. S. Williams and family
Misses Emma and Ceila Fow
ler of near Pendergrass are vis
iting relatives on route 6.
Mr. Walter Stew-art and fam
ily spent the first of the week
with relatives near Alpharetta
Mr. Wesley Duke of Madison
w-as a recent visitor to relatives
here.
Mrs. Caroline Brown, who
has been sick for sometime is
improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peeples
of Dalhart, Tex., are visiting
relatives here.
Zip.
HOPEWELL
Rev. Scott of Kingston
Circuit has been helping in re
vival services here.
Mr. R. A. Carruth and fam
ily of Gumming spent Saturday
night and Sunday at Mr. J. B.
Carruth’s.
Mr. John Singleton of Indi
ana is spending a while with
his parents hero.
Mr. F. r. Wallis and family
visited at Mr. L. C. Hughes Sun
day.
Messrs John Blanton and
Clarence Me Murry motored
from Shelby, N. C., last week
and spent a few days with rel-
atives here.
Mrs. Amelia Wallis, who has
been spending a while with rel
atives in Texas, has returned
home.
Mr and Mrs. Carrie Morrison
of Hutching, are spending a
few days with the latter’s pa
rents.
Mrs. D. D. Wilkins of Shelby
N. C., is visiting Mrs. Amelia
Wallis and other relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hughes
and Miss Lina Carruth of
Gainesville spent a few days
last week at Mr. J. B. Carruth’s
Cosette.
HEARDVILLE
What about it raining these
days it rains so much I can’t
hardly get to school.
School is progressing nice
ly at Mt Pisgah under the man
agement of Mr.— Fletcher and
Miss Gusta Pruitt.
The guest at Mr. Ernest Stew
arts Sunday afternoon were
Mr. Oscar Stewart and family
Mr.— Wyatt and Mr. William
Tallant and family.
Miss Bertha Fowler visited
Miss Gusta Pruitt Sunday.
Mr. Arthur Sosebee and fam
ily visited at Mr. J. T. Dawson’s
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Sam Cape and family
is visiting relatives in Canton.
Miss Nora Hawkins vist>l
her sister, Mrs. S. P. Pruitt last
week.
Mr. F. S. Hawkins and Mr.
Cicero Hawkins visited at Mr.
John Pruitts Sunday afternoon
Mr. T. J. Sosebee and wife
/isited at Waleska Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Annie Bell Dawson vis
ited at Rev. R. W. Cochran’s
■Saturday.
PMiss Gusta Pruitt visited at
Mr. Claudio Fowler’s Sunday
night.
Mr. Isaac Sewll and family
visited at Mr. J. A. McPherson
dunday afternoon.
Brown Eyes.
SPOT
Quite a large crowd attended
services at Friendship Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Couch
spent Saturday night with Mr.
William Couch and family.
Mr. Ben Payne and family
spent Sunday with Mr. C. O.
Payne.
Mr. Lee Pool and family
spent Sunday with Mr. J. C.
Stephens and family.
Miss Bessie Wolfe spent
'riday night with Miss Annie
had wick.
Well as news is scarce I’ll
hang up.
June.
PLEASANT VIEW.
Brotracted services closed
here Sunday with 13 added to
the church. We had some fine
preaching by Revs. Dempsey,
Tyner, Vaughan and Braddy.
The church was greatly revived
and we believe the w-eek was
well spent for the Lord.
Mrs. Tyner and children,
,vho have been visiting relatives
and friends in this part left for
iheir home at Clearmont Mon
day morning.
We want to thank the people
from sister churches for help
ng in song services during the
meeting.
Remember the prayer meet
ing here every Saturday night
Vow- if we will all attend it will
ie worth as much to the church
as any thing we can do. We
dope to see all present next Sat
irday night.
Rev. Braddy left Saturday for
Union Hill where he will be en
raged in a revival services this
week.
Say we haven’t seen that pro
?ram yet and next Saturday is
'he time for our next meeting.
Let everybody come and we
will have a good time any way
The head one of our committee
got married \ e other day and
I guess she just forgot our meet
ing. Look the paper oevr this
week and maybe we will find
the program. The time set to
meet is next Saturday afternoon
at 3 o’clock The News readers
are all invited to come.
• Hill Billey.
ROUTE 6
Here I is again after an ab
sence of a few weeks.
Those visiting at Mr. J. W.
Samples Monday were, Mrs.
Dean Owens and children, Mrs.
R. W. Echols and little son and
Miss Timpie Puckett .
Mr. Clive Hansard and Miss
Sewell of Buford were vis
itors at Mr. J. L. Samples’ Sun
day afternoon. •# :'H
Mr. W’orley Samples left Sat
urday for a few days visit to
his sister, Mrs. Shelton at
Unadilla, Ga.
Mr. W. L. Hulsey and son
Conner, spent Saturday in
Gainesville and New Holland.
Miss Vera Samples was the
juest of Miss Timpie Puckett
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Crawford
<pent Sunday at Mr. Leonard
Ross’.
Miss Estelle Hulsey of New
Tolland is spending sometime
with her cousins Misses Lee
Clara and Antionette Hulsey.
Mrs. Lizzie Cain was the
guest of Mrs. Louesia Owens
Monday night.
Say correspondents! what
nas become of our meeting?
Best wishes to all.
Daddy’s Pet.
FRIENDSHIP
School closed at this place
Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Wood and child
,-en of Atlanta are spending a
while with Mrs. Emma Tallant.
Miss Allie Mae Stephens left
ast Tuesday for Portsmouth
Virginia.
Mr. J. B. Driskell, who has
b'een teaching school at this
place left Friday for home.
Mr. Dolphus Stephens and
family, who have been spend
ing a while with Mr. W. P.
Stephens, left Friday for their
home in Virginia.
An ice cream supper was giv
en at Mr. B. O. Cox’s one night
last week.
Mr. Ira Sewell and wife and
and Mr. Aaron Stapp and wife
spent Wednesday night at Mr.
I. M. Chadwick’s.
New-s is scarce.
A Reader.
ROUTE 8
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bailey of
Dawson county spent one day
last w-eek with relatives here.
The protracted meeting is
•mining at Mt Tabor this week
and hope we will have a good
one.
Mr. C. O. Thompson of Cuba
spent one day last week with
relatives near here.
Mr. M. Smith of South Geor
gia is spending a while with rel
atives in this part.
Master George Wood of Nel
son is spending a while with his
grandfather, Mr. W. H. Green.
Mr. W. D. Whitaker spent
one night last week with Mr.
W. 11. Green and family.
Mr. Will Barrs of South Car
olina spent a few days with Mr
S. L. Shoemake and family.
Those visiting at Mr. J. M.
Riders Sunday w-ere, Mr. Edd
Wells and wife and daughter
ind Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bailey.
Mr. Samuel Shoemake and
Sam Godfrey are spending a
.vhile with relatives in South Ga
Mr. W. H. Green spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with
iis daughter near Nelson.
Mr. Jim Fife and family
<pent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. Atlas Patterson and family
Billy.
PEA RIDGE
Air. Watson Vaughan spent
Saturday and Sunday at Air.
P. W. Green’s.
Air. Garth Green left Sunday
for Atlanta, where he has ac
cepted a position in Jacob’s
Pharmacy. W T e hope he’ll sue
ceed.
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We are sorry to say Mrs. C.
T. Green is very sick, hope
she will soon be up again.
Air. and Airs. W. L. Shadburn
and daugters, Daisy and Fer
rell and Airs. Alatty Strickland
of Buford spent Sunday after
noon at Mr. P. W. Green’s.
Air. J. C. Bagwell and family
spent Sunday in this part.
A revival services will be
gin at Brookwood next Satur
day. We trust we will have a
good meeting.
Air. C. T. Green reports
that a fox is eating hi schickens
I
G. W. Heard is overstocked,
m clothing. He’ll give you a '
■peeial bargain in a suit if you
will go see him before they are
all gone. * , viA'
For Sale
I offer for sale my farm near
Gravel Springs school house, at
a reasonable price. Good 4-
room house and plenty of out
buildings. See me at once.
C. C. Bagley,
Suwanee, Ga., route 2.
' You should be interested in
those Wash Suits for children
and Aluslin Underwear for la
dies Edmondson & Pirkle are
offering at such wonderful bar
gains. Avail yourself of this op
portunity while it lasts.
Geo. W. Heard says he is ov
erstocked on fruit jars and rub
bers and wll sell 'em right to
get them out of his way. Call
and see him at once.