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CEDARTOWN STANDARD
Devoted to the Beet Int eresta of Cedartown an d Polk County.
Volume 36.
Cedartown, Georgia, Thursday, December 21st, 1922.
Number 48.
Count Progreasing.
The counting of the votes in The
Standard’s Contest is nearly comple
ted, and checks will bo mailed —or
gold given, if preferred— to the win
ners in time to help make it a Mer
ry Christmas for them.
Holiday Dances.
Get It Free.
We have just mado arrangements
for a limited number of free sub
scriptions to the Southern Agricultur
ist. Tho first two hundred farmers
who pay their subscriptions a year in
advance will receive this Bplcndid
paper absolutely free. First come,
first served. You will havo to hurry.
The annual Christmas dance of the
Cedartown Club will bo held next
Tuesday evening, and a scrip dance
will be held New Year's night. A
good orchestra from Atlanta will fur
nish the music, and two pleasant ev
enings are anticipated.
» Hon. W. L. Peck, who ran against
Hon. W. J. Northcn ns the Populist
candidate for Governor, diud Satur
day at his home in Conyers, aged 85
years.
It is n matter of general regret
thnt Mr. R. O. McCord has resigned
the position of Secretary of our
(Jhambor of Commerce, which he has
filled so acceptably tho past few
weeks, to accept a more luc: atlve po
sition in Louisiana, going to his now
work Jun. 1st. His rervicoa have
been of lasting va'.uo to Cedartown
and Polk county.
The Directors nt their meeting
Monday regretfully nccoptcd the res
ignation, and will fill tho vacancy
at as early a date ns possible.
GRAHAM FLOUR mado from best
select wheat at Vance's Mill.
INSURE THE PROFITS of your
business against raiu, with tho Knight
Agency.
Several feet of the Benedict dnm
on Big Cedar creek wero washed a-
way by the high wnters Sunday.
A general practice of all taking
pnrt in the White Christmas oxcrciscs
at the First Baptist church will be
held tomorrow evening. The Begin
ners, Primaries and Juniors aro urged
to be at the church promptly at 7 o’
clock; all others taking part, at 7.80.
At that time the children will bo told
what they are to bring as gifts for tho
poor. It is hoped nil mothers will
make a wuy for their children to
come to this general practice.
MRS. CARL PICKETT, Chmn.
Drugs—Prescriptions
CHAPMAN’S
“YOUR DRUG STORE’
ON THE CORNER
AT YOUR SERVICE
Phone 30
Cedartown, Ga.
