About The Fayetteville news. (Fayetteville, Ga.) 18??-???? | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1920)
>7.50 Hints Induced to ap New Hope. We were glad to see the nice rain that fell last Saturday night. The crops are looking well through out this community, if they are late. Several from here attended the fam ily reunion at Mr. Jeff Berry’s last Sunday, which was enjoyed by a very large crowd. Mr. G. W. Holt and family spent the day recently the guests of Mr. Cohn Bray and family. Mr. Rufus Bedselle of Atlanta spent Saturday night and Sunday the guest of his sister, Mrs. Bird Phillips. Mrs. Dorothy Jackson of Fayette ville is visiting relatives and friends at this place. Misses Fay Martin and Annie Mae Dixon spent Saturday night and Sun day, the guest of Miss Nellie Mae Wal lis. Mrs. Smith and children spent Sat urday afternoon the guests og Mrs. Jennie Stanley. Miss Mattie Travis , spent Saturday night and Sunday, the guest of Miss Edna Harper. Miss Corene Brown spent several days last week the guest of her bro ther, .Mr.. Lewis Brown, and family of Hopeful. .Mr. John Holt and family of Friend- kt|p was the. week-end . guest of his pljftnts, Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Holt. -Sirs. Lizzie Holt and littl eson spent Smraay afternoon the guest of Mrs. Ru® Iledselle and little daughter. mI. Daniel Banks' spent Saturday afternoon the guest of Mrs. Gatie Banks. The pebple of this community were made sf.d last Thursday at the newe of Uncle Tom Holt’s death at East Fayetteville. We extend our heart felt sympathy to the bereaved fam- iiy- , Grand Master Bass. BROOKS. Rev. Charles L. Bass, grand master o fthe Masonic Fraternity of Georgia, will preach at the Fayetteville Method ist Church Sunday, July 4th, 11 a. m., and 8 p. m. Public cordialy invited. This section was visited with splen did rains Sunday",! which were very much needed. Gardens were begin ning to suffer and the corn middles too hard to plow. Mr. C. E. Coppedge’s barn, near Dig- by, was struck by lightning one day last week, which killed two hogs and deafened several other hogs; also, one horse, his little son and a neigh bor’s boy, who were in the barn at the time, were seriously shocked. The bolt fired the barn, but was extin guished before there was much dam age done. Jesse Hubbard is the first to Re port finding the boll weevil. One day last week his children picked some dewberries, when they went to pre pare tlie berries for cookin gthe boll weevil had taken possession with their pew suits on. They appeared to be monarchs of al lthey surveyed. How ever, there were only two of them. Mr. E. N. Crawford, wife and little daughter returned last week from a ten days’ visit to Washington, Phil adelphia. Boston, New York and other points and report a most enjoyable time. Misses Sara and Jimmie Gable, the daughters of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Ga ble, are in attendance at the G. N. and I. College at Milled^eville, Ga., en rolled in the teachers’ training de partment. " ”. The show has'struck our town. From the indications they expect to spend the week. Brooks was well represented at the annual singing at Fairview Sunday. Rev. prown filled his apopintment at Brooks Sunday at 11 and 7:30. Rev. F. A. Adams of Atlanta, visit ed his former parishioners Monday and Tuesday. Ebenezer Church. Demonstration Work. For the past week from one to a dozen report to me about the worms eating their corn. In some cases it is I as much as half. This is called the corn borer. You can dust in the bud with arsenate of lead, but the opinions t)f the expert are to the effect that it would not prove profitable, because many of these borers have entered at the bottom of the stalk. Dusting will only help those stalks where the borer was onty in top of stalk. I would like to see a few fall Irish potatoes on every farm. Some mem bers of every family (like them and we can all eat them through the win ter if we grow them. Lookout Moun tain is a good one. Some like the Red Bliss. One-tenth of an acre will make enough for home use. Break the ground and harrow every week until last half of July. You can dispose of all you do not use. Be sure and watch for boll weevil and give your cotton a shalolw culti vation; every week is recommended. Experiment stations and college of agriculture, recommend shallow and level cultivation of corn. This does not injure roots and conserves mois ture and at same time keeps down the weeds. W. N. D. DIXON, County Agent. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS ON DISPLAY All Day Picnic At Lake Bennett Thursday, July 1 Sunday services: Sunday School 10 a. m.; preaching 11 a. m. Have No Talent for It. Lots of people practice economy who never become expert at It.—Bos ton Transcript. The entire city of Fayetteville is cor dially invited out to Lake Bennett, for an all day picnic Thursday, July 1st. We are anxious for ever ywhite man, woman, boy and girl to be there, bring ing a basket dinner. Let us make this a day worth while, and everybody have a good time. All business houses, offices and shops will be closed for this day. Re member the date Thursday, July 1st. Committee: ft. E. L. FIFE. L. G. PERRY. W. R. JACKSON. To Sav -You aim to spend most of your time in buying, not in looking for the things you wish to purchase. -By coming to us you will find a mod ern display of beautiful dress goods in all the latest patterns, of the most durable fabrics, and' priced quite to your liking. -Everything is at your hand, and an ear ly inspection of this stock of women’s goods will demonstrate to your entire satisfaction the wisdom of our sea son’s selections. -We have a fine line of Ladies’ and Men’s DRESS SLIPPERS for this season. We bought early and have extra good prices to offer. -We have one of the best lines of Ladies’ HATS in our town. It will pay you to see us before buying. Prices from 3 to 10 dollars. BLALOCK TRADING CO. At Reduced Prices You want good, stylish The answer is— Buy Them Now while our prices are greatly reduced. We never carry clothing over from one season to another. This sale is your greatest opportunity for saying gioney on fine clothing. Note Reduced Prices : : . $21.85 $27.50 Suits Reduced to $30.00 Suits Reduced to $35.00 Suits ed Reduced to $37.50 Suits Reduced to . $23.85 $26.85 $28.85 $3.00 Pants Reduced to Mens Pants $2.00 $4.00 Pants Reduced to $40.00 Suits Reduced to $45.00 Suits Reduced to $5.00 Pants Reduced to $3.45 $4.50 $6.00 Pants Reduced to Atlanta, • • $50.00 Suits Reduced to TIRE PRICES GOOD ONLY FOR. PRESENT STOCK ON HAND 30x3 AJAX PLAIN $17.85 OUR PRICE 14.30 YOU SAVE 3.55 30x3 1/2 AJAX ROAD KING $24.07 OUR PRICE 19.90 YOU SAVE 4.17 31x4 AJAX ROAD KING $$33.12 OUR PRICE 30.50 YOU SAVE , 2.62 30xS SOUTHER.. S. TREAD $22.05 OUR PRICE 16.55 . YOU SAVE 5.50 30x3 1/2 SOUTHERN S. TREAD $29.20 OUR PRICE ; .:... 21.95 YOU SAVE 7.25 31x4 SOUTHERN S. TREAD........./. $42.98 OUR PRICE : 32.50 YOU SAVE .. $10.48 . VAXCORD .iJ$M 30x3 1/2 :. v $36.52 OUR PRICE $30.50 you save 6.02 G « G HARDWARE COMPANY FAYETTEVILLE - GEORGIA
