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Vol. 12.—N0. 35. HERE’S THE WAY TO SUCCESS No man jumps into success at a leap. No great inven tion has been a sudden thing. Henri; Ford ai(ls a me ' chanic before he was an automobile wizard. He did not dream a Ford car; he worked it out, and it took pears. In your efforts to succeed it is better to lay a foun dation, as the mason lays bricks by adding one brick at a time. Saving regularly and making regular deposits at this bank, to draw interest for you, will lead to your permanent success. Interest added to the principal at regular times increases the whole sum remarkably fast. History repeats itself, and all the great fortunes of to day had their beginning in a small Sewings account. Your account and influence will be appreciated. BANK OF CUMMING, STATE DEPOSITORY. Local and Personal News of Interest. Going and Coming of People Gathered at Random For the * Reader* of The News. Rev, F. C. Owen attended Shiloh campmeeting in Pickens county Saturday and Sunday. Mr. E. F. Smith spent last Thursday jn the Gate City on business. Dr. P. W. Tribble and fam ily of LaCrosse, Fla., are visit ing his parents, #Mr. srd M ' Pitts <. spending a few days with rela tives here and in the county. Mr. B. M. Durham and fam ily of Commerce are visiting Mr. J. B. Durham and other rel atives in town. . . . A little son of Mr. Jim Light spent a few days last week with his grand-mother, Mrs. Sallie Tatum. The many friends of Mr. J. L Johnson are glad to see him out again after an illness of sev eral weeks. , . See the Fordson ad of Strick j land & Wisdom in another col ; umn. You know what the. Fordson is, so go see about one | LOST: Auto license tag num-| ber 101,988 Monday. Finder, notify W. A. Bolton, route 1, and get reward. Bonds to the value of $16,064.00. were validated by i the Superior Court this week against the lands in Big Creek Drainage District. Lt is a pretty hard matter to get hauling done from Buford for the past several days on ac count of the bad road on the other side of the river. We have just got in a pretty good shipment of paper, but the Company advises us to go slow and use just as little as possible as it is very scarce and hard to get. . , Mr. W. C. Wheeler is exper iencing some difficulty in secur ing the cement to make the brick for his new warehouse. We hope he will succeed in get ting them and will add his great improvement to our town ( Mr. Geo. W. Heard is erect ing anew warehouse on the lot where the Ezra Johnson house was burned. It will be sixty by one hundred feet, anti ■will be fire proof. Mr. Cliff Vaughan of Ros well and Mr. Reeves of Atlan ta have been in town this week putting the Fairbanks Morse engines in good shape for the owners. , . Mr. Oscar Durham and tarn ily of Savannah are visiting rel atives here and in the county. Oscar has not been here in sometime, but is always glad to roam over the hills ot his boy- hood days. , , The Highway Department has approved vouchers f° r $2,661.83 of the Highway fund for this county, and checks will be sent out in about sixty days for the amount. The Forsyth C Local and Personal News of Interest. Going and Coming of People Gathered at Random Far the Readers of The News. Mrs. B. F. McAfee has re turned from a visit to her fath er near Carrolton. Read the Tractor ad of E. L. Bradford in another column, and see him about a Samson tractor for your farm. molding Are you giving the matter ser ious thought as you go along? Read the ad of Harvie Simp , son in this issue. He appreci-| ates your trade in the jewelry hl Mrs. J. A. Otwell and child ren of Cordele are spending several days with relatives in town. _ l. Miss Alline Jones of l)an lonega has been spending sev eral days with relatives and friends here. Carl Tallant lost a signet j ring with Masonic emblem ml Cumming recently. If you] found it bring it to the News, office and get reward. You can buy those extra, heavy tires and tubes at the, Cumming Garage. Read all the new ads this week. Sometimes you save the price of this paper for sev eral years just by reading the bargains offered in these adver tisements. .... , There are several political ads in this issue from the can didates for the state house of fices. Look them up and see what they have to say. The many friends of Col. c. L Harris of Cordele werel mighty glad to shake hands with him here this week, they, will also be glad to know thatj he is doing well in his new, home. . ,! Rev. R. H. Thompson closed, a very successful protracted; meeting at Alpharetta Baptist church, of which he is pastor, last Tuesday. ! Mr. Joe Hendrix and family of Birmingham, Ala., have been spending several days with his father, Mr. J T Hen drix. This is Joe’s first visit here in several years and his friends were mighty glad to see him. . , , .... Prof. Manuel Pirkle will be gin a singing school at Haw Creek next Monday. Come on and bring somebody with you. For Sale: 30 acres, with good house, at Silver City. See Luth er Martin, Gumming, Ga., Kt ■ Protracted meeting will be gin at Coal Mountain Friday at 11 o’clock. Everybody invited to attend and assist in the meet ing. The many friends of Mrs. v\ W Pirkle will be pained to learn that her condition is not as good as it should be for the past few days, but trust she will soon be able to return home from the hospital. Sunshine in The Home, Poy. Local and Personal News of Interest. Going and Coming of People Gathered at Random For the Readers of The News. Mrs. W. M. Pettis has arriv ed, and will he in the school during the coming terrm Mr. poy Welborn of south Georgia is visiting relatives here and in the county, f . Mr. H a reiatves in the county this week.’ Mr. W. F. Speer of Amorillo Texas, is spending awhile with relatives in the county. If you want to buy a good fresh milk cow see O. L. Mc- Brayer, Rt 8. . Mrs. L. D. Stephens is spend ing sometime with relatives in Portsmouth, Va, Mr. R. A. Carruth has ac cepted a position with Strick jland & Wisdom. Mr. J. B. L. Hansard ot I Wichita Falls, Texas, is visit jing* relatives on route 6 this I week. i Mr. L. H. Stephens and fam ! ly of Portsmouth, Va., spent a few days last week with rela tives here and in the county. I Have your storage battery tested at the Cumming Garage They fill them with real bat- tery water etc. Fodder pulling is later than usual this year on account ot the late planting season, and the people could attend court without inconvenience. There were large crowds ot people here Monday and Tues day, some came on business |some to see the crowd, and oth ers to swap horses. .. j Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Otwell and W. A. Sigman are attend ling the annual Buick Dealers |Convention in Atlanta this I* week. Many people attended the '.demonstration of the Fordson | Tractor at Strickland & W’S- I doin’s this week, and line He i way the I ordson does things for the farmers. School will open next Mon day week. Be sure to get the kiddies ready to go the first day and keep them there .lust as many days as you can during the term. You will be glad you did so in a few years. Don’t forget that there will be all day services at Beaver Ruin next Sunday. Rev. Bur gess will preach in the morn ing and there will also be preaching in the afternoon [You are invited to attend and I bring a well filled basket. i Miss Mary Castleberry and |Mr M. A. Southard of route 3, I were happily married last Sun day, Rev. W. L. Singleton per formed the ceremony at his res idence. We wish them a long happy and prosperous life. Lost: Auto tag, between Haw- Creek and residence of C. b. Settle last Sunday. Finder re turn to Geo. W. Nalley, route 7, and get reward. CUMMING, GA., AUGUST 27TH, 192 C Public Speaking. The following are the ing dates and places‘of Dorsey, Solicitor-GeneralVx LBrandywine school'house, day, Aug. 30, 11 a. m. - Big Creek court ground, ) day, Aug. 30, 2. {jjfcn. Bethlehem school house, J day, Aug. 30, 4:70 p. m - school house, day, Aug. 30, 7 :30 p. m. JL| Frogtown, Tuesday. Aug 11 a. m. Mat, Tuesday, Aug. 31, t. p \ G E Wallis store, Tuesday AiN 31, 4. p. m. Salem school house, Tuesda.' Aug. 31, 7 :30 p. m. Silver Shoals school house Wednesday, Sept, 1, >, Ebenezer school house, Weol nesday, Sept. 1, 12:00p. m j Coal Mountain, Wednesday* Sept. 1, 2. p. m. . . Cumming court house, Wednw day Sept. 1, 4:3Qyp. m. jfi Cuba Wednesday Sett. 1. 7:,*n| p. m. | jj Program Saturday Aug- JS 9:30 song and praj[vjir Welcome address—,'u!f ble. JJlj Speaking by W. E. <£% L. Patterson and others Dinner 12:00 M. Old games following rtf ments. I Basket Ball 3:00 p. m.j T. S. Tab A J. S. Haw|-1 A. E. BrfFf W. A .ft V F- Corh™| PUBLIC SPEAKINiy, John I Kelley of Law 1 / * ville Candidate for Ctf| will address the citizi: Forsyth and the surrou counties at Cumming on S'i day morning, August p. 10:00 o’clock. Mr. Kelley w r ill discuss issues of the straight forr Jind ft. manner. -ar® ® ' i ™e ladia^ enT - , to V , , One good 7 h. p. second hand gas engine for sale cheap. See Strickland & Wisdom. Mr. and Mrs. Arbin Hall re port the arrival of a twelve pound boy at their home. Mr. T. A. Hughes of Buford spent a day or two of this week with relatives in the county. All persons having loved ones buried at Bethel are re quested to meet on August 31, to clean off the cemetery. When your tires need air, re member that Cumming Garage gladly furnishes you with plen ty of FREE AIR. There was no services at the M. E. church in town Sunday on account of the absence of the pastor. Master Everett Porter spent last week with his grandfath er, Mr. Raney Porter, near No- vetta. Mr. Guy Smith and family fo Athens spent a day or two of this week with Mr. E. F. Smith and family. J. W. Neal at Silver City wants a good blacksmith. Go see him at once. Mr. Merchant, we say again, if you wish to buy any calen dars cheap, you had better come a jumping, as we ar< f nearly out. The Sunday school convei tion of the Chattahoochee A. sciation will meet at Sale: church Saturday and Sundcj of this week. Protracted services will gin at Shady Grove next S 1 day night, Rev. T. L. Rob wiil conduct the meeting, i We regret to learn thr j- H. C. Williams had ra;u , stroke of paralysis last week. We are pl< learn, however, that ’ ting better. 01 Mrs. Ina Mae Tat to L. C. Denson were ’■ ried Wednesday (]0 Rev. F. C. Owen the ceremony. v U 1! a long, happy '■ * life - _ Far Farm For Sale: fo] . ‘ dwelling 2 tenan. .. pasture, plenty 11 ®- about one mile so ' way church 1/2 ' school. Price rigA right. L. H. Burges:- 1 1 Notice. , After this date I only on Thursday aY day, . ‘ T. 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