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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1023. BETHLEHEM NEWS Misses Nell and Charlie Mae Sims of Eatonton six-nt the weekend with rel alives lien*. Mr. and Mrs. AV. L. Hendrix spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. AV. I). Hen drix. Mrs. Fannie Moore and Rennie Moore were the priests of Mr. and Mrs. \V ill Tanner Friday night. Miss Cornelia Bentley of Winder ppent the week end with Misses Viola and Ruhye Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harrison enter tained at dinner on last Friday, Rev. Hamby of Gainesville, and Rev. M. B. Sams. Mrs. Fannie and Bennie Moore spent Sunday with their daughter and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Willis McDaniel. Mr. and Mrs. Lerle Dillard and fam ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Ridgeway. * Mr. and Mrs. AV. L. Hendrix enter tained at supper on last AVednesday night, Mrs. Fannie and Bennie Moore and Mr. and Mrs. AA’. F. Clack. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Jennings, who nre working at spent the week-end at home. , Mrs. C. T. and Revie Mathews spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Mc- Donald. Mr. and Mrs. AA\ F. Clack had ns their guests for supper Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. AV. L. Hendrix, .Air. and Mrs. W. AA". Hosoh and Mr. J. 11. Clack. Miss Mayrelle Harrison spent •the week-end at home. Tin* first (piarterly conference of tin* M. E. church was held here last Fri day. Mr. and Airs. AA’. L. Hendrix spent Friday night witli Mrs. Weyman Har rison and family. Miss Ethel Sailors had as her week end guest Miss AA T ebb of AA 7 inder. Why Not Visit Florida This Winter? COAST LINE RAILROAD, “The Stand ard Railroad of the South.” Unexcelled Service Via ATLANTIC Schedules, Railroad and Pullman fares cheerfully furnished by our agts. or address the undersigned. F. M. NORTH Assistant General Passenger Agent. I 3ftt Savannah, Georgia FOR SALE Wicker Go-Cart with top; reasonable. See Mrs. Farmer at Barrow Hotel, lpd ’ I Attention! \ FARMERS OF BARROW JACKSON, . GWINNETT AND WALTON COUN TIES: You will find at my warehouse in Winder the entire line of Fertilizers and materials s for making same: • NITRATE OF SODA SULPHATE OF AMMONIA ACID IN BULK OR SACKS TANKAGE AND BONE MEAL SULPHATE OF POTASH NOW GET THIS— You can get the genuine CALCIUM AR SENATE, the amount you need and it will be delivered to you up to May Ist, and that will save you paying out money now. All other material sold to responsible parties on reasonable fall dating. v Be sure and come in and look at all the dusting machines made by the Niagara Spraying Company. Demonstration FREE. W. E. Young Representing Cotton States Fertilizer Cos. of Macon, Georgia PROGRAM OF SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY. The following is the program of the Sunday school rally of the churches of the Third district of the Muberry asso ciation to la* held at Hebron church near Dacula Sunday, February 4th, be ginning at 2 :00 o'clock in the afternoon. Open witli singing and devotional services conducted by Lee Roberts. How To Keep Interest in a Sunday School.— -Rev. J. AV. McWhorter. The Sunday School Standard of Ex cellence. —J. H. McGee. Tile Best Things AVe Have Done in Our Sunday School.—Two Minutes Talks by the superintendents of the Sunday schools present. Special Music. The Advantages of the Organized Class—Mrs. J. F. Singleton. The Sunday School as a Soul Win ning Agency-Rev. J. M. Dodd. Short Talks by Anyone Present. Song and Benediction. The public is cordially invited to at tend this meeting. PENTECOST Mr. and Mrs. ft. G. Segarw and chil |,dren were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hammonds Sunday afternoon. Miss Edna AVilliamson was the guest of Miss Rosa lee Chandler of Statbam [Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. M. Haynie of AVinder spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. AV. Haynie. >lrs. H. A. Hardigree, Miss Viola Hardigree, Mrs. J. AI. AAall and chil dren spent Monday witli Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lyle of Tyro. Air. Ray Priekctt. spent Saturday night, with Air. Willie Dunnhoo. Mr. Henry Hardigree lias returned home after several weeks visit to bis brother, Mr. R. M. HArdlgree of Ft. Alitchell, Ala. Aliss Lois Couch was the guest of Miss AVilda Pentecost Saturday night. Miss Addle B. Bowman of Stnthain was tile guest of her aunt, Aliss Emma Bowman Friday night. Mrs. J. AI. Greenway and children spent several days last week with her mother, Airs. H. A. Hardigree. Remember Sunday school every Sun day afternoon at. 2:30 o’clock. snuffy cold I MENTHOLATUM J the nose^r IN MEMORY OF EDNA LEE McFLKOY That which this woman has done shall live. Her deeds shall Is* an example, an influence and an inspiration forall her surviving family and friends thru the coming years of their life on earth. Edna’s life here, in all its relationship, was spent in deeds of daily conduct in an exceptional and impressive witness of the fact that “her life was hidden with Christ in God.” Her final and fatal sickness of the body was comparatively of • hut few day**. Though already in the merciless grip of the dread influenza and pneu monia, yet that rare and indomitable spirit of her Holy Master with which her pure heart was unceasingly filled wreathed her sweet angelic face with unfading smiles, clothed her clean tongue with words of Christ-like ten derness and helpful cheerfulness its she served in the multitude duties of her home, and also from house # to house whores at that time many others were suffering of the same dread disease as that which already had fixed its fatal hold within that beautiful clay temple in which she so nobly and helpfully liv ed. “I cannot understand why I cannot get better and get well but some time I shall understand,” she oft repeated while she suffered. “Listen, don’t you hear that music, the sweetest music I ever heard,” ’she called to her nurses, hut none on earth at that time could hear the music which Edna heard. Her Lord, ordered iiis angels to open the door of heaven’s great music hall that his suf fering child, Edna, in that- humble 'earthly home should hear and lie Strengthened and cheered in that dark ening and chilly gloom. The tongues of the angels of heaven, or that of the cultured brain of phil osopher or poet, nor the powers of the most eloquent and inspiring orators of all ages of the earth; all fail utterly to adequately describe the matchless glory, the fulness and the completeness of the life and inexhaustible* riches with which Edna has now fully entered. No home on earth was ever honored with a more capable builder and keep er. No husband will ever lx- blest with a companionship and loving devo tion of a faithful wife above that of Edna. No child will ever need a more exemplary and intelligent and loving mother than was she. No patents need desire or hope to have a more, consid erate and gratefully obedient daughter. No brothers amt sisters in family cir cle need he more nobly respected and honored than the family in which she grew up to noble womanhood. No church and community will ever need a more capable servjant. In the sick room, in the homes of the needful poor, in the funeral chairs, with her sweet, heavenly voice, in healing and comforting songs as she touched ten derly the musical keys of the instu ment which she could co capably han dle. Well and sincerely can we now say of Edna, “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, from henceforth, yea, saith the spirit, that they may rest from their labors, for their works follow with them.” Rev. 14:13. Edna Lee McElroy was born April 20, 1889. She died December 24, 1922, at he age of 3.3 years, 8 months and 4 day s She was the daughter of E. V. & Lula Hardigree. She was the wife of Mul ler McElroy, with whom she united in June 28, 1908. Two children were born of this union, their first born preceded its mother to the heavenly home. Edna united her life with the Lord Jesus Christ at Chapel Christian church in August, 1905, during a series of meetings under the ministry of the la mented and beloved Thomas M. Foster. She is survived by her husband and daughter, Dorris, now eight years old, her father and mother and three broth ers. “Fear no more the heat of the sun, Nor the furious winter’s rages, Thou thy task on earth hath done, ' Home thou art gone and taken thy wa ges. Mortal flesh, young or old, all must As that of the little sparrow, come to dust. v Our beloved, immortal lights, Rise surely'up into the sky, To shine there everlastingly, Like stars over the bounding,hill. Heaven is aglow with life and light.” L. A. WINN. B. E. PATRICK Watches and Jewelry Fine Watch Repairing. WINDER, GA. TTTH WIND HR NHWB ill IpHPPHMSfI TURKISH VIRGINIA ||j|R|n BURLEY AMERICAN TOBACCO Q J|PP||CHpjp|fe3p||||p|||P| PROVIDENCE The farmers of our community are very busy. Mrs. Edgar Fleming and Air. Festus Kinney spent Saturday with Mrs. Ru bye Sykes. Miss Iva Hunter spent Monday night with Misses Mozelle and Pauline Hart ley. Master Erastus Kinney and Bill Hun ter spent Monday night with Alaster Dupree AA’ages. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ci Sykes were the dinner guests of Mr. and Airs. Alon Sykes Monday. Airs. AV. S. Hunter spent Friday af ternoon with Airs. AA T . A. Fuller. Mr. Rooney McElroy of Statham spent Friday night with Mr. Edgar Booth. Airs. Ruby Palmer is very ill at this writing; hope she will soon recover. Messrs. Arthur and Charles Booth spent awhile Friday night with Messrs Johnny and Bill Hunter. Misses Naomi and Rosanell Booth spent awhile Sunday morning with Misses Annie and Iva Hunter. Sunday school at this place is pro gressing nicely. Mr. and Alps. Joe Sykes spent Satur day night and Sunday witli Mrs. AV’. A. Fuller. Airs. Annie Huff spent Sunday after noon with Mrs. C. AA’. Butler. AA> are sorry to say that little La noise Hunter is sick at this writing. Messrs. C. AV. Butler, Mon Sykes and Johnnie Hunter attended the/singing at Mt. Bethel Sunday afternoon. Aliss Lois Nicholson of Winder spent the week end w*itli home folks. Mr. Leon Perry spent Sunday in Stat ham with Aliss Louree Treadwell. “COLD IN THE HEAD” is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh. Those subject to frequent ''colds" are generally in a "run down" condition. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE is a Treatment consisting of an Ointment, to be used locally, and a Tonic, which acts Quickly through the Blood on the Mu cous Surfaces, TSTlilding up the System, ind making you less liable to “colds.” Sold by druggists for over 40 Years. F*. J. Cheney & Cos., Toledo, O. V *—4? . SWIFT’S /’HRed Steer”on rfERTILIZERS / to use them*- i \ Good Fertilizers and Prosperity Much depends on your ability to grow a full crop this season. Your plans should be well made and carried out. Do not take more chances than are necessary. Use dependable products. Remember, this year’s profit depends largely on the use of the proper fertilizer. Look for the RED STEER on every bag. It is your guarantee that the fertilizer is made from carefully selected plant food materials which will start your crop off rapidly and carry it through to an early maj turity. It is your guarantee that the fertilizer in every bag has been well cured and double mixed. Behind every bag of RED STEER fertilizer, is Swift’s reputation for making every product the best of its kind. PLAY SAFE! Haul early your supply of Swift’s RED STEER Fertil ilizers. “IT PAYS TO USE THEM.’’ Swift & Company (FERTILIZER WORKS) jr Atlanta, Ga. New Orleans, La. Charlotte. N. C. ' Albany, Ga. 1 i . Local Representative: H. A. CARITHERS WINDER, GA. It is no disgrace to borrow money to do business. Half of the business of the world is done with borrowed capital. Your Uncle Samuel borrowed some billions to finance the war. He could do it because he had a good line of credit. You should establish your credit with your bank so that when you want to-finance a deal that requires more than your cash in hand you will find your borrowing power equal to the demand. Member Federal Reserve System. NORTH GEORGIA TRUST & BANKING CO. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $224,000.00 LANTHIER & CHURCH We give you honest service. All work done in our garage is by expert workmen. We i know our business an dwe guarantee satis-' faction. We repair all makes of cars and can re charge and repair your batteries. If your car is not running to suit you just bring it around and let us put it in tip-top shape. LANTHIER & CHURCH Athens St. Garage Phone 210 Subscription Price: $1.50 Per Year.