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Cumming, Georgia Special Notice! On account of shortage of Planting Seeds, we have not advertised our seed this year. Fortunate ly this week we were able to get a small tonnage of seed. We hope to be able to furnish you witk your planting seed. These seed are Breeder and Certified from State of Mississippi D & P. L. No. 14 100 per cent Wilt Resisting. A. G. THOMAS & SONS at Cumming A. G. THOMAS at Ducktown ANOTHER CONSTITUTION STAS . . . Poet Laureate... . r* * irf $ You'll Enjoy Collecting Your Own Scrapbook of Ollie Reeves’ Poems Daily from THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Georgia-Owned and Georgia-Edited—to. Georgians Baby Chicks [14.00 per hundred] im •e e e •• • • - • • • • • ■■■ Security Feed •••• 0000 •e e e •• • • _______ • • • - Coal Brooders . Wholesale & Retail . Gumming Hatchery Glenn Cox, Mgr. W ORDS go buzzing around in Ollie Reeves' head until two or more that sound alike strike up a speaking acquaintance. Then Ollie Reeves sits down and writes a poem. For him, it's easy. He just naturally has a knack fer rhyming words, as you quickly note when you read his "Rhyme A Day" in The Constitution. Poet laureate of Georgia, Ollie Reeves generally writes with a touch light as a blown kiss but then sometimes his wards sit down on you like a bciling mad bumble bee. He likes to "kid" in verse, and nothing suits his fancy better than to pick some oddity in the news and poke a little poetic fun at it. So, you see, there's many a smile at breakfast over Ollie Reeves' rhymes. The Forsyth County NeWs ZION HILL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Olen Leonard and little daughter Ann spent the week end with his mother Mrs. Leonard near Dalton Misses Inear and Burnice Pilcher were the supper guest of Miss Wil lene Sexton Sunday night Mrs. Evelyn Pilcher of Atlanta £pent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Nettie Heard Miss Hazel Tatum of Atlanta was the weekend guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Tatum Miss Willene Sexton and sister Christene and Miss Louwellen Wor ley spent Saturday night with Miss Estelle Tatum Those visiting Mrs. Minnie Sexton Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sexton and children, Mrs. Maud Milford and Mrs. Katie Milford Mr. Redgor Worley and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Sexton Miss Estalee Bottoms spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bronson Pirkle and son Donald Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bottoms and family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bottoms and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pruitt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bron son Pirkle and family Mr. and Mrs. Eldo Grogan and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grogan and family Miss Estelle Tatum spent one evening last week with Mrs. Mabell Bottoms Mr. and Mrs. Buell Sexton and family are spending awhile in Flo rida Remember Sunday school next Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. MIDWAY NEWS Mrs. Durelle Francis visited her sister Miss Lyndall Cobb Wednes day Mrs. Cleve Holbrook Miss Avis Holbrook and Mr. ond Mrs. Fred James visited Mr. Emory Bagwell who is in Gainesville hospital last Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Jack Avery and Mr. Joe Avery visited Mr. and Mrs. Mar shall Foster Sunday Miss Hazel Gayton visited Miss Lillian Sanders Sunday Miss Margaret Francis visited Miss Avis Holbrook Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Guthrie visited Mr. and Mrs. Ruell Guthrie Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Watson Rogers were the Sunday guest of her mother Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Timms Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Holbrook and Mrs. J. T. Dodd visited their uncle Mr. Emory Bagwell at Gainesville hospital Saturday night Mr. Parnell Avery visited Mr. Don aid Lee Avery Sunday Mr. John S. Holbrook visited Mr. Charles Holbrook Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Lelon Stancil visited Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dodd Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morris visited Mr. and Mrs. Watson Rogers Satur day night The National 4-H Club Camp will be held this year at Arlington Farm near Washington, D. C„ from June 11 to 18. for sale Fulton County Farms 20 acres, 5 room house with elec tricity on good road, school bus, mail route $2,000.00. 100 acres good level land, 2 hous es, fine pasture, good stream—2 horse farm open, 30 acres turned with tractor. Immediate possession price $4 000.00. 43 acres, 3 room house on main road from Alpharetta to Duluth. Rented for 1947. Priced $3250 00 See O. M. WHEELER, 116 LaFay ette Drive N. E. Atlanta, Ga., Tel. Hemlock 7156. For Your Eyes Edward H. Shannon OPTOMETRIST Cumming, Ga., Wed. 9:30 to 2:30 MOTHERS DAY GIFTS Dresses Bags Lingerie Luggage Jewelry Clocks SMART SHOP Gainesville “Next to Roses” NOW USE j HALF AGAIN AS MUCH ELECTRICITY AS THE AVERAGE U.S. HOME! • Georgians can be proud of the fact that their • homes use 50% more electricity than the average • American home because the use of electricity in • the home is one way to judge the living standard. 2 The greater the use of electricity, the higher the 2 standard of living. On this basis, Georgia is way • ahead of the nation —in healthier, happier, more } livable homes ... as a better place to live. GEORGIA POWER COMPANY -illTffi llh S Tjlj nj^j 5 A C,r,Z£N WHEREVER WE SERVE is _ _ _ _ ■ CSORGIA ROWED CO. AVI St AG I 152/ KWH I I [‘. ~~ ACr ' A,, ND£o I ■ • OA. POWER CO. AVIRA6I 1039 KWH Of *' M. ( f. B* i n C, ectr l( .-. 1 c °mn ap ; W T U OWe^o^Z ed £ S *° r 1 / £7 vf e in *5? I ' na£; ° j '- J GET Your Fertilizer Orders in Early ... M. P. Holbrook & Son *** SUMMER "CONVENTION HEADQUARTERS'' 135 ROOMS • 130 BATHS GRILL - COCKTAIL LOVNGE RADIO - FLUORESCENT LIGHTING - ELECTRIC FANS Beauty rest Beds Casement Windows Venetian Blinds IN EVERY ROOM SWIMMING POOL-TENNIS COURTS CBCriil rayil y niTr (3 or 4 persons) Granted Upon SOC-00 OIIUIAL lAmILI IfHIL Presentation of This Advertisement ftk. Location: 3 Miles North of Daytona Beach, on U. S. No. 1 Highway 2 Miles from Ocean via Nearest Bridge WRITE WIRE PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS HOMER HARDESTY, Co-Mgr. PHONE 1800 P. O. BOX 747 DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Thursday, May Bth, 1947-