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The FAYETTEVILLE NEWS VOL. XXXI. FAYETTEVILLE, GEORGIA, MAY 21,1920. NO. 43 Memorial of Mrs. Annie Adams. On the morning of April the 7th, as the first rays of daylight beamed across the heavens a message came to us to hasten to the home of Mr. J. I. Adams, and on reaching that home and to the bedside of his dear wife we found her cold in death, sleeping the sweet sleep of the weary tMt had found rest. Just a few hours before, she was in fairly good health. God moves in mysterious ways His wonders to per form. It was sostrange how dear An nie was taken from us, yet it is God’s way. His will be done. Aswelooktoward her home, how sad we feel, for we loved her almost as a sister. She was a good neighbor, always lending a helping hand in any way she could. She was good to go to anybody in trouble and in sickness. Especially was she good in her home; 'always trying to teach her children the right way by kind words. Dear children, mama will be no more here, and the ones that’s away, no mama to meet you when you come back .to the old home, yet look across the vale, heaven will now seem near er since mama has gone. Let the memory of her words guide you through trials and! temptations and some sweet* day we will all meet again where no farewell tears are shed. You all have our deepest sympathy. A TRUE FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR Line Creek. It ha; begun to look very much like we would not get to farm, much this year, bunt the Lord! knows best. Peo ple are living too fast. It is getting like it was in the days of Noah. All a lots of us is looking for is a good time, but the Lord will let us know how dependent we are, some of these days. Mrs. Glen Brown is quite sick at this writing. Mr. J. M. Moore of Oak Grove was here Saturday. Mr. G. L. Brown and wife and two sons, Walter and Arthur, motored to Atlanta Friday. Mr. John Freeman and wife of Se- ncia spent a few'days with relatives here last week. Hu,gh i Brown visited relatives M Sandy Creek Saturday. Dr. Wallis of Sliarpsburg and Dr. Merrell of Turin were here Saturday doing professional service. Miss Eugenit Brown continues on the suck list. There was a sad affair at Aberdeen Saturday evening. Mr. Wm. Brown shot J. A. Stinchomb and Andrew Stinchomb shot W. M. Brown. Both Mr. Brown and Mr. Stinchcomb lived just a short time. J. A. Stinchcomb was buried here Sunday, W. M. Brown at Ebenezer Monday. Andrew Stin chomb is now in Fayetteville jail. They were all prominent people. We are sad to learn such a tragedy occur red. The writer extends deepest sym pathy to both the bereaved families. New Hope. Hopeful. Elder Fuller filled his appointment here 'Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Evelyn Heath of Waco has been visiting relatives here the past week. There have been a few cases of measles in this community. B. B. Teel and wife of East Point spent a short while Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Annie Stanley. s Mrs. Mittie Hartley spent Saturday night with her brother, G. W. Jackson, and wife. Miss Daisy Jackson spent Sunday with Miss Lizzie Hartley. James Huddleston and family vis ited Uncle “Billie” Gles and family. GTORGIA—Fayette County. Easter Bauknight having made ap plication for twelve months’ support out of the estate of Jesse Bauknight, and appraisers duly appointed to set apart the same having filed their re turns, all persons concerned are here by requirde to show cause before the Court of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in June, 1920, why said application should! not be granted. This, the 1st day of May, 1920. J. J. DAVIS, Ordinary. It pays to advertise. Advertise now. Advertise in this paper. The singing at this place last Sun day evening was very good, and en joyed by a good crowd. everal from here made a business trip to Atlanta la'st Saturday. Tom Johnson from Atlanta visited his sister, Mrs. Hubert Holt, Satur day night and Sunday. John Holt and family of Kenwood visited relatives at this place last Friday. . Luther Turner and John Harris vis ited relatives near Brooks Sunday evening. Curtis Wallis of Atlanta spent Sun day as the guest of parents at this place. Joe Harris and family, McKinley Harris and wife of Atlanta and neph ew of Alabama spent Sunday as the guests of their brother, John Harris, and family of this place. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Edd Dodd of Bethsada last Sunday. S. Q. Harper and family visited relatives in RFayetteville Sunday. Mr. Carl Adams and wife of Flat Creek visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniell Banks, of this place last Sunday. Cohen Bray spent Saturday night and Sunday as the guest of G. W. Holt and family. Miss Nannie Lou Jones of The Rock spent Saturday night as the guest of Miss Willie Clyde Smith. Lewis Brown and family of Hope ful spent Saturday night and Sunday the guests of J. S. Brown and family. The singing at Mr. Lark McEach- en’s Sunday night was good and en joyed by a large crowd. We are sorry to state Miss Irene Dixon is on the -sick list. We wish for her a rfpeedy recovery. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many rela tives and friends for their help in buying the nice reclining chair for our mother. It will be a great help to her, and to us in moving her from one room to another. May each one be reward ed for what they have done. THE FAMILY OF MRS. ANNIE STANLEY. 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