About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1922)
march 30, PACE EIGHT. not STAHDA30, UtDAKTOWN, CA r IT SHALL GO OVER THE TOP. Determined to take into their own Hands the busi ness of marketing their own crop, more than 5.000 Georgia cotton growers are organizing the Georgia Cotton Growers' Co-operative Association. The essentia] features of their plan include a five- year. enforceable contract, compulsory pooling, com modity marketing rather than locality marketing, ex clusive membership of cotton growers only. large vol ume of business, and the employment of experts to grade, class and sell the cotton. The plan and contract are identical with those of eight other Southern state-wide associations. Typical of the success of the plan in other parts of the South is the fact that every member of the Texas aasociation gained an average of between $150 and $200 each last year The minimum quota has bfeen established as 200.- 000 bales for Georgia by the first day of April. Texas has already pooled more than 700,000; Okla homa 400,000; Mississippi 300,000: Arizona 50,000; North Carolina 300.000; Arkansas 250.000. The Georgia cotton pool will not fail—it cannot fail—-because the farmers of Georgia will not let it fail. The success of the movement in six other states stands out like a challenge to Georgia, and Georgia accepts the challenge. It shall go over the top. THE SPIRIT OF 192? 507 Main Street ! Cedartown, Ga. The Union Store SAM HUROWITZ, Manager. CEDARTOWN, GA. Miller’s Old Stand Next Door to Sloan’s Bakery. SPECM FOR FRIDAY AND SATI JRDAY. lO Yards of BLEACHING 89c 3 yds. LACE Linen Finish Torchon, Worth 5c yd. Lr V 36 inch SHIRTING 19c Asst. Fast Colors, worth 25c. lO Yards of SHEETING 89c 36 Inches Wide Solid Colors CHAMBRAYS, 10 yds. 89c Blue*BirdCowns 95c Made of fine Crepe :u JT.tsb Only Worth II * Ladies’ Buster Brown Silk HOSE, SPECIAL 89c Pair Black, Mahogany, Polo and Silver. 36 inch English Long Cloth 124c Soft Finish, Worth 20c yard Bungalow Aprons 69c Aisor.«i {a--, calm Walk 11. Got Off Light. R. N. Berner. Jr., an investment broker, was convicted by a jury in the Superior Court in Atlanta last week of iarceny after trust in con nection with the shortage in state school warrant, and his sentence was five year? in the penitentiary. There are a number of other esses against him like the one just tried, his total embexzlement being over SfO.COO. Buy a Home PINE BOWER NEWS. There will be a singing here Sun day afternoon. Everybody invited, and especially singers. Mr. W. J. SIoman was in Cedar- town Saturday. Mr. Howard Peek was near Pull- wood Sunday night. M.m Laura Moncrivf »p*nt the b T th * i 0r T *' {rom ti,r « week-end at Borden Springs. Miss Nellie Mae Hayes *p*nt last week with her grandmother near Benedicts. Mr. Eoger.e SI: man was in Cedar- town Saturday. Miss Theodosia Wiggins spent the week-end with Miss Vary L:-u Smith near Fullwood. Mr. Clifford I vie was near Full- wood Sunday night- Mr. Ber. West and family *p*nt Sunday with their brother. Mr. Law- son West, near Oak Grove. Mr. Roy Lee, of Lime Branch, wa? here Sunday. Mr. Geo. Dingier, of Fullwood, at tended the B Y. P. L\ here Sunday w. t u ir_ v. , _ by Mi&s Kathleen Whorton Mr. J. H. west was in Cedartown . Saturday. Mr. Wilburn Grogan. :*f Fullwood. attended Sunday school here Sunday. Messrs. Lester Peek and Allen BUNCOMBE NEWS. Mr. Buck Beasley, of Rxkmart, was here’ Friday. Miss Annie Spirt* entertained at a to J. O. MT SPRING NEWS Mrs. Nettie Diffie and M Shaw, of Jacks:a Chape!, were the guests Wednesday of Mr?. E- Wfl-I iiamon. Mr. Johnnie Simmons wa Spring Wednesday. Miss Gallic Bak r *j>er.t Thursday in Cave Spring. Rev. A. C. Games delivered inter JACKSON CHAPEL NEWS. Mr. Wait Baker, of Cave Spring, was here Sunday. Messrs. Fred, Clifford and Layton Shaw and Dean McGinnis attended quilting Wednesday, the singing at Rehobeth Saturday y r . j 0 fcn Sprouli. : f night. Mr. Harvey Simmon?, of Cave Spring, wa- here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hardin, of Ala bama. were the guests Sunday of her mother, Mr*. J. Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. John Youngblood, of Hubey. Mt. Spring, spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mr;. S. B. Lankford and and Mr* T. P. Lochndgt Mr. Alvin Hulsey were in Rc :kaazt Mr. Gu? Shaw acd son. Pcrry.were Thusday. •r. C«4»novn Friday. Mr. F:.-en Hiziu. i P.;-:tam»rt, Ttser* artll be preaching here San- was fcert Friday, jday at 2-JO p. m. Everybody c-rae Mr. and Mrs. J. I Hur-.« a-ere in Tajic rrrille, was here wne day last week. Mr and Mrs. A. G. Spinks and Mia Annie Spicks were in Rc<kmaxt Thursday. Mrs. Albert Hendrix .-per*, part of lari week witr. hrr f-:ht.r, Mr. Chas. in Cave Mr. G. F. Sha Monday. Remember the singing at M every Wednesday night. Mr. and Mr:. Bui McGinnis, pring mine serrcou. here Saturday H«e»th«. were here Thursday. ar.d Sunday. The singing g.ven Thursday nigh; joyed very much. Mis La?sie Sa *-ey and brother. Care , ra* in Cave Mr. H. C. Langston and family vis-i :ted relatives here last week. I Mr. John Purcell, of near your near« her* one night last week., Without a doubt, the most contented in town or country are the ones where the people own u™ Bra^h s c -<mv. s P rin* r-u-day their own homes. The same thing applies to a Mr »" d Mrf w H «* , E]:: ‘ w * f certain street or neighborhood. Lots of people L: MrJiTw. h ww°n really want to buy and can buy a home, but are Friday as** w.h j>v r « >r. sia. sp*** raarsday.^ undecided. • w “ er I £‘ mo = d - fairview news I have for sale some nice homes at reasonable ^ m :ss Audrey w««r. prices and terms; the owners are not offering Tom P v.ma-. of Ak«, «»< them for sale because they are not pleased, but for many other reasons. Some want a larger Fullwood, were here Sunday. Mr. Claude Carter, of Dry Creek, nome. some want a smaller one, some are leaving Miss r * r - n:e MirhtTf - a «* r i: ' er " ied ;h * ri **‘ i i • a ^ . x \ Benedicts, attended Sundav >choo! given by Miss May Belie Blythe. town or breaking up house-keeping, etc. I have h . Sarsdav visited practically every town in the state and Mr. Emm*r. Meadow*. of c*d»i>. find that Cedartown has the best future of any town in Georgia. We have m this county good Saturday and Sunday are regular farms, highways and schools; lots of iron ore and d»r-« Everybody in bauxite, and more manufacturers than the aver- T‘ :ed :o * n * T ' i age small town. Now is the time to buy a city rockmart. route 4. home, farm or investment in Polk county * r b t B^a™ *».« in Rock- mart Monday. Nice close-in College Street home with 6 Mr. w. r. McBryde »-d Ar- rooms and deep lot ££ ^ c,:r 0M diy ^ Nice 5-room house on Philpot Street Mr. and Mrs, Mack Evridpe are the Beautiful new 7-room home on Gibson street of * iiu« d>a**-.«r. borr. mr with lot 96x160, built on modem plan. ™* ne BMmia ^ Addi€ 6-room home on Highland Ave., large lot and McBryue *t;e=dod smxi»y «booi out-buildings. Good home or income property. s ™, lU - r *• Nice i-room home on Wissahickon Ave., lot Sunday. S0X300 With Spring On Same. JUiford MoBryde and Lu- Nice 7-room house on Park Street with large rootomi :: Tir:i ^ lot Good home or income property. Mrs- Tom vnu« and dau^terAiiss Good 40-acre farm, 2 1-4 miles from center Kitf - ^ Locuear. of of town; good value; 30-acre level tract border- hlg On Creek. ! Mr and Mrs. W. R. For prices, terms and other information call ^ s^'c^w^r s?asi Sondmr to see me or phone. Mr. a-d Mrs. Earl Cochran, of Ar- Sunday a: CoUard Valloy. aoch. spesi Sunday a: Morgan Yal- M -- X. M- C-alda-eU iras in Rome ¥"> |J^QQ| §,'\T ley. cue day ’as! weei. AV. \^» rlV/IXiil K Messrs. Lurter and Edward Par- . ham. of Rockmart. were here one . I1_S GOC ®l Tna: 5 wha-. every- nighs las: week. * £<>d - v of Orange Nip, me delic- ... i :ous new drink at Moore's Pharmacy j fount. Aragoc, Joe, of rear SuKon's MU',, attended : ” ar fr: * cd » hcrT Si:ari *5' aighi. Mr (>5>CAr Hawkins, of was visiting hi* cousin. Mr ' Atkinson, Saturday. Mr J. A. Can-.p vts a: F:*i Sa:ur day. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wallace, of Clark wood, were here Sunday. wa* in Cav* Spring R.:kman Thursday B. F. Der.:c.-. :f Rockmart, wx- the gue» Sunday of Mrs. Tern Bea:ty. Missc* Sxrah Wait? ard Ir.-ns Ash »' •«, in Rockmart Saturday. 2»!r. and Mr* A. G. Sp rk? spent Sunday in Rockmart. Mr. and Mr?. E. C. K.ng?bery and Mr?. Cora Everett, of Eockmari.rrere .he guest? of Mr. C. N. Waits and family Saturday. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Dt? Hulsey.of Roek- Mr. Perry Shaw attended church Sunday at M:. Hr me. PINEYWOODS LETTER. Mr. Cari Free, of Aragon, was ris- Rouben a an. were here Sundav. Use Polk county product*. I AM DOING a lot :f work bow on Delco Li?h: Batteries, and am saving my customer? a nice sum of mosey. See me if your Batteries need re building. BLACKWELL. *v e Battery Mac, a: Casey & Skas’s. ANOTHER POULTRY CAR At Cedartown. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Strickland, of near Prospect, spent the week-end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Blythe. Miss Magtrie Youngblood wa* vis- j , We »e «> have a car near Central of Mr. Chff McAffev, of Caw Spring. GeOTgia Depot R. 2, was here Saturday night. Mr. W T. Blythe was in your city Saturday. Mr. John Youngblood wa? a: Van’s 1 Valley Sunday. 1 LAKE LETTER. Mrs. W. T. Cantrell spent the first of the week is Cedarto - Wednesday, April 5th W ill pay the following prices at car: Hens, Mr. aud Mra. J. C. H. Dunn were in 20c; Friers, 2 lb. and leSS, 30c: Rooster? Qn• xour crip Fridnp Stag s. loo; Ducks. 16c; Eggs. 17c. " " • Mr. B. R. Marable was in Cedar- town Saturday. Mr. Charley PowelL of Dallas, has been visiting his brother, Mr. Henry PowelL Mr. W. H.'Sutton was in your city one day iast week. Mr. John Caldwell wa? in your city Saturday. Mr. J. W. Bridges was in your city one day iast week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sutton and daughter. Miss Gertrude, attended Cedar Valley Realty Co., Office Phone 244. Richardson Bldg. House Phone 34. Buy it in Cedartown. If you advocate this plan of marketing, every farmer should bring out a few chickens and egg* Do not let the other fellow do the marketing You come yourself, and let’s make Cedartown a good loading point We cannot continue stop ping over there unless you' give u> v-d, pmg over tnere unless you'give us better volume of business than we had last week. Carrollton Rome, Summerville, Lyerly and LaFayette are making this plan go. Why not Cedartown 0 Cash Feed ** Produce Co. C. O. MORCAN
