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DAMASCUS NEWS | Mrs. Annie Coleman, of Colquitt, was among friends and relatives here Monday. Mrs. Martin Sease, of Monticello, Fla., and sister, Miss Naomi Morgan, of Macon, are visiting their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan, at present. Mr. M. W. Bass, Sr., wife and son, of Tifton, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Bass and four children, and Mrs. M. W. Bass, Sr., of Edison, also Mr. Robert Parr, wife and son, of Arlington, were delightful guests of Lucile Parr Monday. Mrs. Flossie Coleman and children, of Mulberry, Fla., are visiting Mrs. Belle Coleman this week. Mrs. A. C. Fraseur and daughters, Laura and Sue, also her son, Charles, , of Cordele, are visiting friends and relatives at present. —o— The Freewill Baptist revival meet- , ing, after running one week, closed , Sunday night with three new mem- , bera. Rev. E. C. Norris, of North , Carolina, conducted the services, , these being enjoyed by a large con- ; gregation most every time. We are , awfully glad to have had Bro. Mor ris with us and feel that he has Teally been a blessing to our town. We regretted very much to see our 'humble servant leave at the end of this joyful week, but as God saw fit to send him elsewhere, we think it best for him to obey. He is gone, ’tis true, but may we all pray for him wherever he may be. May God bless him and be with him. Card of Thanks. May God at this time give me the privilege to extend my most sincere thanks to our town and community for their kindness shown during the brief illness of my beloved com panion, as well as their seemingly active desire to assist in any way possible after his death, also for the abundant iloral offering from his devoted friends. May God bless them every one and send to them in addition to God a comforter and friend in time of their bereavement as he has blessed me in mine. MRS. S. U. COLLEY. GLENDALE NEWS. Mrs. J. M. Harris’ little son, T. 8., has been seriously sick. We wish for him an early recovery. Miss Allie Sue Hunt is spending the week with M'isses Mary and Lou Callahan. Mr. Raymond Harris spent Sunday with Mr. Earl Callahan. We are all having a splendid time going to New Hope this w r eek. Mr. Arthur Bush gave his mother and friends a short visit recently. Mr. Brown Bridges has been real sick, but we are glad to note his recovery. latte Juanita White is on the sick list. We wish for her an early recovery. # Nervous Break-Down 5 ™ \/f RS - ANNIE LAN G E - of use. 1 soon saw a great improve- W «) IfJL R.F.D.I, Burlington, Tex., ment, so I kept it up. 1 used seven (■) writes as follows regarding bottles of Cardui, and can say the her experience with Cardui: "Some nioney was well spent, for I grew (H) time ago I had srinervous break- well and strong. Am now able to Qp) /flKt down of some kind. .. I was very do m r housework and a great weak and so nervous. 1 had faint- deal of work besides.” P ing spells and suffered a great deal, R y° u are weak, run-down, (jßj) #but more from the weak, trembly, nervous and suffer from the ail- /9A no-account feeling than anything ments peculiar to women, it is A else. 1 knew I needed a tonic, and very likely that Cardui will help W needed it badly. I began the use y° u > * n the way it helped Mrs. /mkv of Cardui to see if I couldn’t get Lange and has helped thousands W) some strength, as 1 knew of other of others, during the past 40 years. W M cases that had been helped by its Ask for, and insist on, Cardui. fjSj) fCARDUIf 2 The Woman's Tonic a WHITE POND NEWS. !l Misses Carmen and Leila Tim- I mons visited relatives and friends I at Mayhaw last week. ! MYs. Tom Wilson and daughter. 1 Evelyn, spent Sunday with Mrs. Z. J. I Lewis. 1 Mr. and Mrs. FYed Martin and I children, of Hilton, spent the week I end with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hunt. I Mrs. C. C. Willis has been very I sick, but is better now. Mr. Bob Widner, of Damascus, is I visiting his brother, Mr. J. B. Wid- I ner, at this writing. Misses Mary and Lou Callahan, I Ethel Foy and Mr. Henry Gordon I were visitors here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie English I spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. I A. I. Belisle. Misses Ina Waller and Allie Sue I Hunt spent the week end with Miss I Lucile Erwin, of Blakely. I NOTICE OF ELECTION. To the Qualified Registered Voters 1 of the Rock Hill Consolidated I School District: By virtue of the petition to the I undersigned directed, and in pursu- 1 ance of the law, we do hereby call I an election for the Rock Hill Con- 1 solidated School District for the 11th K day of August, 1923, at the Rock Hill I School House in said district, be- I tween the hours prescribed for elec- I tlons for county and State officers,'l for the registered qualified voters of I said District, to determine whether I or not there shall be Issued by the I Rock Hill Consolidated School Dis- I trict bonds aggregating thirty thou- I sand dollars ($30,000.00) to defray I the expenses in building and equip- I ping a school house for said Dis- I trict. Said bonds shall be of the I denomination of five hundred dollars I 1 ($500.00) each, bearing interest from I ) the date of their validation by the I Superior Court of said county, at I the rate of five per cent, per annum, I payable annually on January Ist of each of the years, until all of said bonds mature. Two of said bonds shall mature on January Ist of each of the years 1925 to 1954 inclusive. , Those desiring to vote for the is suance of said bonds shall have i written or printed on their ballots' “For School House;” those desiring to vote against the issuance of said bonds shall have written or printed on their ballads ‘‘Against vSchool House.” This July 12, 1923. W. A. SMITH, Chm. Board of Trustees for Rock Hill Consolidated School Dist. Attest: EUGENE MARTIN, Sec. and Treas. of the Rock Hill Consolidated School District. An Absolute Mtenace to Your Health! The most deadly menace to your health of every human being is the housefly! They spread the most deadly diseases known! 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