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THURSDAY, MARCH 22, littS.
UNITED STATES CENSUS
BUREAU IS INVESTIGATING
BTATE BOARD OF HEALTH
W *r go to pr*s tb* United gtaMc
Oon*w Runs** bar* a number at imb
ai work at Mm attim of Um State Board
of Huerttk, ofeoeltUg up the report* *oat
10 troci tfeka cottaty and other* ot
birth* TW* 1* boiac <ku to find out tt
ot State to report In* a aufnotaaUy
lao iwcnhar ot bMh* tw be ndmtUed
the rostotntion um of tha Nation,
ios OwrtHUß BttToo* makaa alt aettmate
c* birth*, vhAti ohould oocur ia a
gH*o State from the mat number that
are reported throughout the country.
This percentage must be attained be
fo ire can be allowed to come In and
qualify. The Bureau of Vital Statis
tics, under Dr. Davis, has already reach
ed the goal required for deaths, and
now hopes that we may be admitted in
full.
Our people do not give enough at
tention to this matter. Every birth
should be Immediately reported by the
Physician or midwife, and if not done
by them it should be done by the par
ents. If you will report this birth to
Dr Davis, and ask for It, a Baby Book
■will be sent you by the Bureau of Child
Hygiene. If the birth was reported by
the physician, as the law directs, you
should ask Dr. AJ,ice Moses for the
Babyv-Book.
There are two things that you should
be sure is done when the baby comes,
the drops put into its eyes, and
the Report of its birth sent in. This re
port is tabulated at the Capitol, in
dexed, the report bound in a book and
locked in a fire-proof safe for the pro
tection of your child.
MORE HEALTH WORK NEEDED.
Georgia should rank high in the gal
axy of states. She cannot do so with
out a clean bill of health. A clean bill
of health rests on the prevention of
disease, therefore our State should
s’-f.nd freely of her money for making
th& State a safe place in which to live
The* public health is in the hands of
the State Board of Health; do not
shackle the hands of this department
by being stingy with funds; chains of
poverty will effectually cause starva
tion, stunted growth and shortening
of life.
Dr. Abercrombie, State Commission
er of Health, invites any citizen of our
State M closely investigate his depart
ment; especially would he be delight
ed to have our law-makers not only to
go minutely into the work done by the
Slat * Board of Health, but to go stljl
further and see the wonderful possi
bility for good if he only had the funds
to extend the good work.
L. Money spent in liberality to prevent
Illness, is well spent money. Health
can be bought; State appropriations
should be libera] and abundant to iln
*ll necessary health work.
MY BODY IS THE TEMPLE OF MY
SOUL—THEREFORE,
I will keep my body clean, -within
and without.
I will breath pure air and I will live
in the sunlight.
I will do no act that might endanger
the health of others.
f I will try to learn and practice the
rules of healthy living.
I will -work and rest and play at the
right time and in the right way, bo
that my mind will be strong and my
body healthy and so that I will lead a
useful life and be an honor to my par
ents, to my friends and to my country.
BOOKS FREE.
If you are in need of information
aboufAiny health or sanitary condition,
write the State Board of Health, Atlan
ta, for literature. They have for free
distribution pamphlets on various dis
eases and sanitary conditions. They
also have literature on
Sex Education in the Home;
"Keeping Fit,” for boys;
“Healthy, Happy Womanhood,” for
girls;
"Man Power,” for men;
“Outdoing the Ostrich,” for the gen
eral public on Hygiene. A splendid
pamphlet for school teachers.
W. C. JETT
For a short time we will sell you the Proc
tor & Gamble products.
2 bars Star Soap
2 boxes Star Washing Powders all for
ZOc
Onion Sets, quart ........ .-i*-,.
Seed Irish Potatoes, peck ....... 45c
6 boxes 5c matches .•<• • -..t..- 25c
Remember that we carry a fresh line of
fresh meats. When in need of anything in
our line- give us a trial.
W, C. JETT
Phone 155 Phone 155
fAfter 1
i Every 1
I Me Jj
WRIGLEYS
hnSl and give your
stomach a lift.
- Provides "the toll of
sweet” In banmficial
form.
% Helps to cleanse
/ the teeth and keep
them healthy.
AUBURN NEWS
ft seems now that the farmers will
have to grind their axes and cut wood
instead of sharpening their plows.
Rev. Warwick filled his appointment
at the M. E. church Sunday night.
Mr. Branson Cain of Atlanta spent
the week end with home folks.
Mrs. Charlie Tucker and Brother,
Mr. Clarence Iloopaugh, spent the week
end with relatives at Maysville.
Mrs. Mercer Pool and little son, Cecil,
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Pool.
Miss Jewel Pool attended mission
band at S C. C. Sunday afternoon.
Mr Hubert Daniel and sister, Ruby,
were out calling Saturday night.
Mr. Branson Brookshire of Winder
spent Saturday night with Mr. Junius
Morrison.
Prof. Claud Williams happened to a
very bad accident Monday. One of the
boys while practicing throwing the
shot put accidentally hit him on the
head. We hope the accident will not
prove serious.
Miss Lucile Rice of S. C. C. spent
the week end with home folks at Da
eula.
Air. and Mrs. Theodore Denson spent
the week end with the latter’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Peppers.
Mrs. Tillman and sons, A r ivian and
James, spent the week end with rela
tives near Jersey
Messrs. Raymond Kitts and Bobby
Matheny of S. C. C. made a business
trip to Lawrenceville Saturday night.
We are glad to report that Air. D. A
Hopkins who has been ill for some
time Is now improving.
Airs. Irene Smith of Lawrenceville
spent the week end at home with Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Daniel.
We were disappointed in not seeing
Air Tom Wesley Peppers at Sunday
school Sunday afternoon.
; Aliss Lois Fagans of near Thompson
! Alill spent Saturday night with Aliss
Ruth Burell.
Let’s all go to the B. Y. P. U. regu
larly if we want to attend the social
to he given soon.
PROVIDENCE
j
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wages spent Sat
urday night with Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Wages.
Miss Prudie Bell Sykes spent Sun
day with Miss Cordelia Cofer
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Butler spent part
of last week with Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. C E Hunter spent Sun
day with Mr and Mrs. W. S. Hunter.
Master Duoree Wages spent Satur
day night with Master Bill Hunter.
Miss Ruth Booth spent Sunday af
ternoon with her grandmother, Mrs.
W. A. Fuller.
Miss Sara Hunter spent Saturday
night with her aunt. Mrs. C. E. Hunter.
Sunday school at this place is pro
gressing nicely.
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STATHAM NEWS
H. H. Lowe, of Atlanta, spent a few
days of last week here with his moth
er, Mrs. Harriett Lowe.
Mr. Emmett Steed and Miss Pearlie
Hammond were the dinner guests on
Sunday of Mr. Laurie and, Miss Edna
Williamson of Pentecost.
Mr. ami Mrs. L. W. Grizzle enter
tained as their dinner guests Sunday
Misses Zora Hammond and Fannie
,Lee Wood.
Mrs. N. T. Lancaster was carried to
Gainesville Monday to the sauitorium
to undergo a very serious operation.
Her many friends wish for her a speedy
recovery.
Mr. aud Airs. It. O. Hutcheson were
called to the bedside of the latter’s’
brother, Air. Thompson, of Danielsville
Sunday. They found him very serious,
but hope that she will soon be conva
lescing.
Air. and Airs. Roberts of Bostwick,
Airs. Adams of Norcross, Mrs. Harris,
land Airs. Marshall I tester of Betliabara
were here to see their sister and moth
er, Airs. N. T. Lancaster, Sunday.
Rev. Stokes Walker of Alonroe
preached Sunday morning and evening
at the Baptist church to a large and
appreciative audience.
Airs. Annie Pate left Tuesday for her
home in Charlotte, X. C., after spend
ing some time here with her sister,
Airs. J. I*. Arnold.
Airs. C. E. Nicholson is the guest of
friends in Gainesville this week.
Allen Day of Atlanta spent Sunday
here with friends.
Air. and Airs. G. W. Malcomb enter
tained at luncheon Simday Prof, and
Mrs. J. W, Williams.
The Junior Missionary Society met
at the home of little Aliss Rachel Wall
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was
called to order by their leader, Aliss
Aliss Pearlie Hammond. The presi
dent, Ruth Wall, and secretary. Vir
ginia Robertson, having charge of the
program, lead their meeting with as
much grace as the adults. The pro
gram being carried out in full. These
little people are very much enthused
over their work and never mind the
task that is put upon them, but are
willing to work. After an hour and
a half of interesting program, candy
was served by the little hostess. The
next meeting will be with Eunice Ar
nold.
j The B. Y. P. U. will serve chicken
i stew at the court house Saturday, 24.
for the Ifcneflt of the Baptist church.
Everybody .invited to come and get a
stew and hot coffee. Come, come. You
are welcome.
The Christian Endeavor pageant on
last Sunday evening at the Christian
church was enjoyed by a very good au
dience. They are doing a splendid
work and much good is hoped to be ac
complished.
CARL
Rev. .T. C. Harbin filled his regular
appointment here Saturday. But quite
! a crowd'was disappointment Sunday
by his not being present. However we
had a very good Sunday school and
some good singing.
Hr. Willie Hutchins of Buford had
.business here Monday.
I Some of our farmers have got the
blues very badly while others seem to
be taking things easy. Better to be
green than blue all the time.
The singing at Mr. John SmitlT’s
Saturday night was highly enjoyed.
In what year did the stars fall? I
would like for Mr. C. M. Thompson ox
some other good writer to write an ex
planatory essay on this if not asking
too much. How about it?
Mr. Morris Chaffin of Atlanta spent
the week end with home folks.
A fellow is hardly ever disappointed
If he thinks he’s going to fail right
then is when he has the wrong idea.
Messrs. John Park and Thurmond
McDaniel attended the Barrow coun
ity singing at Nazareth Sunday after
noon and reported it fine.
Who invented liquid glue?
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Carter
Sunday afternoon
Rev. Warwick of Dacula preached
a very interesting sermon at the home
of Mr. Warren Franklin Sunday after
noon.
Very sorry indeed to report that Mr.
L. F. Jackson happened to the misfor
tune of getting his home and most ev
erything in it burned last Friday night.
; However, the good people of the neigh
borhood and elsewhere have contribut
ed enough to him that they will be able
to go to housekeeping again Tuesday
for which they are very thankful.
Well, we’ve heard it said, “it’s an ill
| wind that blows no good.” We’ve been
I having some real hard ones; don’t
know of any good its done yet; maybe
| we’re misjudging though.
I Sorry to report that Grandmother
Hutchins remains very ill.
Mrs. L. F. Jackson and children spent
Saturday night and Sunday with rel
atives in Winder.
Rev. and Mrs. M. IC. Hudlow were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Hutchins Sunday afternoon
Messrs Gilie and Odus Freeman of
Buford were seen in our midst Sunday
afternoon.
Well, Auburn, we hear you have lost
a good citizen in the person of Mr.
Walt Manders. Perhaps there will be
another just like him.
Changing Color.
“An Irishman may be green but—“
‘Well, whutr “When lit-’* In a fight
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THE WINDER NEWS
PARISH LOCALS
Miss Nettie Mae Etheridge spent Sat
urday night with Miss Thelma Allen.
Mr. Hester Dalton was the dinner
guest of Mr. Herman Simpson.
Mrs. Luther Bird and son, Slayton,
•were guests of Mrs. Morgan Castle
berry and children Thursday.
Mrs. Nettie Stewart is still 111 at
this writing, hope to report her better
next time.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alien and chil
dren spent Tuesday night with the lat
ter’s mother, Mrs. Pearlie Simpson.
Aliss Carmen Elder spent tho week
end with home folks.
Air. Hester Dalton was the guest of
Air. Odell Wright Sunday afternoon.
The musical entertainment given by
Misses Nellie and Ruth Allen Saturday
night was attended by a large crowd.
We had several visitors in our Sunday
school Sunday afternoon. Come again,
glad to have you. .
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Allen and chil
dren of Buford visited relatives in
this community Sunday.
Airs. Tilda Elliott and children were
guests of Airs. C. P. Allen and children
Sunday afternoon.
Air. Ernest Simpson and Aliss Nellie
'Allen were the guests of Aliss Carmen
Elder Sunday afternoon.
Air. A. N. Elliott was the guest of
Air. W. J Watson Sunday P. Al.
Air. and Airs. Fred Allen and Air.
and Airs. Allen were guests of Air. and
Mrs. C. P. Allen Sunday
Air Luster Simpson was the guest of
Air. Broughton Dalton of near Betha
bara Sunday.
Mr. and Airs. J. A. Boss were the
guests of Air. and Airs. L. A Dalton of
Betliabara Sunday
There is still Sunday school at this
place every Sunday afternoon at 2:30;
(everybody invited to come.
Air. Andrew Price of Cedar Hill
spent Saturday night with Alessrs.
Ernest and Luster Simpson,
i Airs. C. I’. Allen and daughter, Ruth,
were guests of Airs. A. N. Elliott and
daughter, Jewell, Tuesday.
MIDWAY LOCALS
Air. and Airs. Luther Frost spent
Saturday night aud Sunday with Air.
and Airs. Herschel Clack.
Little AlLsses Vera and Delia Ruth
Perkins spent Wednesday night with
little Alisses Lois and Floy Clack.
Miss Ruby Aiiller spout Saturday
night with her sister, Airs. G. W. Per
kins.
| We are sorry to know that Aliss Su
isie Lee is sick; hope she will soon be
better.
Aliss Eva Wills spent Saturday and
Sunday with Misses Pallie Aiiller and
Ela Martin.
Miss Beulah Miller spent Sunday
with Aliss Eddie Ruth DeLay.
Little Misses Ruby and Lena Bar
ber spent Saturday night with their
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20,000 feet Ixl2, 10 to 10 feet;
Four to six weeks dry for delivery at
once. Call or write New Winder Lum
ber Company, Wiinlei-, Ga.
WANTED
20,000 feet Ixß ,10 to 10 feet:
20, (MM) feet Ixl2, 10 to 10 feec;
Four to six weeks dry for delivery at
once. Call or write New Winder Lum
ber Company, Winder, Ga.
SIO.OO gets you a ball bearing hand
duster at Woodruffs.
Cotton Seed for Planting Purposes.
I have tlie Wannamaker, Cleveland
and Culpepper, inch lint cotton seed for
sale. These are big boll cotton and far
mers will make no mistake selecting
these seed.—C. A. Hutchins, Auburn,
Ga. 2t pd.
Have your car doped and greased at
The Tire Service Station.
Buy your gasoline and oil from The
Tire Service Station.
Call in and see the two row combina
tion duster and middle breaker at
Woodruffs.
We sell Goodyear Tires and Tubes
at The Tire Service Station.
I
We have a complete line of auto ac
cessories at The Tire Service Station.
|
We do Vulcanizing that is dependa-,
ble at The Tire Service Station.
WANTED
20.000 feet Ixß ,10 to 10 feet;
20,(MMJ feet Ixl2, 10 to 10 feet;
Four to six weeks dry for delivery at
once. Call or write New Winder Lum-;
ber Company, Winder, Ga.
Woodruff can fit your farm with a !
(luster if it* be large or small.
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J. c. PRATT
Bush Building Winder, Ga.
cousin, little Miss Ethel Perkins.
Mrs. Adell Tumlln spent a few days
with her sister, Mrs. V. P. Perkins.
Mrs. W D Perkins spent Saturday af
ternoon with Mrs W. T. Barber.
Misses Beulah and Roxfe Miller
spent Saturday afternoon with Misacs
Minnie *nd Edna Wills.
Miss Rossle Belle Barber spent Suit
day with Miss Eddie Ruth Delay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ourtis Miller spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Jim
Hardy.
In answer to Union Grove riddle, will
it is “I.” Am I right?
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B. E. PATRICK
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Q The person with a bad stomach
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finings of the stomach, enrich the blood,
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