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About The Cherokee advance. (Canton, Ga.) 1880-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1922)
THE CHEROKEE ADVANCE, CANTON, GEORGIA \ Thereby Promoting Boston ' Cheerfulness and Rest Cantata neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. XotNahcotic tyofMDeSM AnpfoS-* jSrnn a t- Jb.hU, MU Juisr Srt£ >hm W fUnMhtgtr Wnbyrrrn fVtnr A hHpful Remedy for ! Constipation and Diarrhoe*. , and Feverishness and \ LossofSIjEEP resulting therefrom^jntancy Facsimile SitSnaturcof | XntCEVTAvnCoW«of ’ xrw vowk. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of Lxact Copy of Wrapper. 1 In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA TM( CENTAUR COMPART, NCW YORK CITV CANTON ROUTE FOUUR Rev. I. L. Moore will preach at Field Chapel Saturday njglit and Sunday night. Miss Isa Hubbard is visiting her brother in Canton. Miss Surah Lewis spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Mr. Sum Brewster from Atlanta is visiting E. Bedelle this wvl.. Mr. G. W. Watson spent Sunday with J. E. Knox and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom W. 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The bride and groom are of Holly Springs, the bride being the (laugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Sams, she was one 01 Holly Springs most pop ular younng ladies. They will make their home in Holly Springs. Their many friends wish them a long hap py and prosperous life. ECHOS FROM LAUGHING GAI Mis: Lina Mae Edmunson who lias beer staying Mr. J. R. Leachmuns n< :< 1- Center in Bartow came back to her mother Mrs. P. 0. Leonard one day last week to stay. Mr. Abner Kemp who hus boon visiting relatives of this place re turned home Saturday. ^ We regret that Mr. P, O. Leon ard is on the sick list, we hope he will soon he well. Mr. J. P. Alexander, Jim Keever and Archer Shinall motored to Cartersville last Saturday on busi ness. Rev. W. R. Abernathy and family spent the day with Mrs. Nancy Blackburn in Proctors Bend last Sunday. Mr. Truman Pace of near Roswell spent the night with his brother-in- law Howard Leonard one night last week. Miss Jewel Hardin and little Ruby spent the evening with Miss Maggie Leila and Myrtle Leonard Sunday. Mr. Pat Blackstock and family at tended preaching at Stamp Creek Sunday. In Memory of My Loving Hutband On April 7, W. P. McFarland was killed near Jasper. He was 33 years old. He joined the Baptist church when he was 17 years old, and 1 feel assured that he is resting with Jesus today. He was in perfert health as far as I know, except rheumatism, and that was why he was away from home. I can truth fully say, that he did not follow hauling whiskey as it is reported, and I don’t believe he intende I to do so, for he said he didn’t believe it was right, and it was for medicine that he went, and I can’t see why he was taken, as he was a kind, loving husband and father. Always good to his family. It doesn’t seem like 1 can do without him, I miss him so much. Oh, how sad it is to know that I can never be with him here any more, hut it is a joy to realize that I live right thnt I will meet him in Heaven. Not long before he died he told me he had a home in Heaven when he was through with this world, and I feel that he is better off than we are. He has only done what we all have to do. While I can’t see how it could he the Lord’s will for Willie to be taken from us as he was, hut j it will all come right some time. ( j We had been married 11 years J last December, and our home was; nappy, but now T feel almost ruined j left with two little children to battle i through this old troublesome world, J but, I pvay God to elp me raise them | right, and T want to express mv healt felt thanks to our many friends and neighbors for ther kind ness shown during his death. M^vi God bless them all. Written bv Hit Wife. i GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNTY. To All W hum It May Concern LeE F. Burt/, having in proper form applied to me fn r Permanent Letters <d Administration on the estate of .1. (J. Stringer late of said County, deceased, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of .1. G. Stringer to he and appear at my office within the time allowed by law. and show cause, i! any they can, why permanent ad ministration should not lie granted to Leo F. Hurt/ on J. G. Stringer’s estate. Witno my hand and official signature. This r >th day of June 1922. J V( OB MASSEY, Ordinary PROFESSIONAL CARDS E. M. McCANLESS Attorney-at-Law CANTON, GEORGIA Over Bank of Cherokee A. J. HENDERSON Attomey-at-Law 206 Cumuli Bldg. Canton, Ga. Will Practice in All Court* T. F. HAWKINS DENTIST Office Over Johnston Dru$ Co. Canton, Georgia Office Phone 129 Residence Phone 123 ************************** HERBERT CLAY Attorney-at-Law MARIETTA, GEORGIA Will Practice in All Court** CLARK RAY ATTORNEY AT LAW CARL. DOOLEY Canton, Georgia PLUMBER AND TINNER and General Repair Work Drop Mo A Car*———— GEORGIA. CHEROKEE COUNTY. To All Whom It May Concern. D. M. Stringer having applied for guardianship of the persons and property of Gilbert and Dan Strin ger minor childern of J. G. String,-r late of said County, deceased, notice is hereby given that said application will he heard at my office at ten o’clock A. M., on the first Monday in July next. This June 5th 1922. JACOB MASSEY, Ordinary and ex-officio C. C. 0. Jamller Annex Building, Atlanta, Ga. | Phone, Ivy 6338 Practices in State and Federal Courts *1* •I* •!♦ *1* v -l- -I* -I* -J- * JOHN W. COLLINS •i* ATTORNEY AT LAW *!• •I* Office; Room 201 * •l* Over Canton Drug Co. *!• *!* Phone No. 151 * Practice State und Federal .T. | 1 . V Courts *| »?« v * v * v * *1* •!• •i-! * -I* •!* -I* * * •!* * •i* •I* * * GEO. C. 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