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ELBERTON TO HAVE AN OTHER NEWSPAPER. Elberton, Ga., Sept. 26.—Elber ton is soon to have another news peper. The Elberton Star has for .fnany years been published here twice a week. Harris Landrum and S. B. Swilling will at an early 'date begin issuing a weekly. Mr. Landrum has worked with quite a number of papers of the state and was for years with the Star, lie spent several years in the factory where the linotype machines are made, and is considered one of t he best allround newspaper men in the state today. Mr. Swilling far merly owned and published a pa per at Royston, Ga. They have al ready purchased their presses and machinery and hope to have them installed within the next sixty days. BAPTISTS OF NORTH EAST GEORGIA MEET. Last Sunday the Baptists of North East Georgia met at Gainesville at II o’clock and were thrilled and inspired by a great and masterly outling of the 75 Miliion Campaign by Dr. L. R. Scarborough, of Nashville, Tenn., the director of the Southern Bap tist < 'onvention. Long before the hour of service arrived the people commenced to pour in and the spacious auditor oum was filled to overflowing and the Sunday School rooms were thrown wide open and tilled by representatives of the Church es from Rabun County and Mon roe. The Gainesville Baptists treat ed the visitors royally, long tables were spread at the Court House lawn and such a dinner was serv ed would have suited the taste of the fastitious king. The great throng of people at the close of an hour and half speech by Dr. Scarborough unaro iously agreed to put over the top Ig|l FALL GREETINGS: £ggp | j The good judgment and foresightedness of our buyer, enables us to offer to you in many \ ~W varieties the seasons’ newest leathers, styles and \ :/ values. j ja Our lasts are shaped to the outlines of the ‘ i normal foot, allowing an easy tread in walking ' |\ and a free natural play of the foot muscles. , \ Because we bought large quantities early, jk we can save you money on all kinds of heavy ■'\"f work shoes for the whole family. The true value of a pair of shoes can only be determined by the satisfaction they give. JPj M Seasonable shoes at reasonable prices. Maynard Mercantile Company the drive in North East Georgia. "Winder was represented by some thirty-five. The services for the morning was called off and pastor and members offically con nected with the campaign attend ed. It was an epochal day in the life of the denomination through the entire section. BUFORD PASTOR RESIGNS. Buford, Ga., Sept. 27.—The Rev. _\. B. Couch, pastor of the Buford Baptist Church, has re signed to take effect January 1. A church conference will he held to take action on the resignation. MME. PATTI LEFT AN ESTATE VALUED AT THREE MILLION. London, Sept. 27.—Mine. Ade lina Patti, who died today at Craigy-Nos, her beautiful castle in Wales, left an estate valued at £3,000,000, it was stated by friends here tonight. Mine. Patti, or Baroness Cedar strom, as she was known in pri vate life, was 76 years old. Heart failure was given as the cause of her death. §200,000,000 GIFT FOR MEDI CAL WORK BY ROCKEFEL LER. Gift Announced by General Edu cation Board. Income for Cur rent Use. New York. September 20.—A gift of $20,000,000 from John D. Rockefeller for the improvement of medical education in the Un ited States was announced by the General Education board. Official announcement of the gift says that the income of the $20,000,000 is to be currently used and Ihe entire principal to be dis tributed within fifty years. THE BARROW TIMES, WINDER, GEORGIA. SHAVELESS WONDERS ARE COMPETING FOR HONORS. Holla, Mo., Sept 27.—“ Uncle John "Welch” of this city, who boasts that lie has not shaved his upper lip since 1864, and who has worn a heard since 1869, without shaving has been challenged by a Kentuckian, who claims not to have had a shave since 1861. BETHABRA. Rev. J. W. Malt hie filled his re gular appointment here Sunday. Sunday School was well attend ed Sunday. Let us make our Sun day School one that we will be proud of. The B. Y. P. U. lias elected new officers as follows: Alton Sims, President, Albert Murphy, Vice President, Thelma Sigman, Secre tary and Treasure, J. W. Malt hie Guiz Leader. We are anxious to make the Union an A-l. So don’t forget the time every Sunday night at 7 p. in. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Murphy are rejoicing over a fine boy. Miss Estelle Wheeler, of Win der, spent the week-end with Miss Annie Wheeler. 51 r. and Mrs. Warren Light, of Knoxville, Tenn., arrived Sunday to spend awhile with the former’s sister, Mrs. J. N. Williams. Mr. and 51 rs. B. F. Rraselton and family spent Sunday with slr. Claud Patrick and family near Bethlehem. 51rs. Emmerson continues very low at this writing. Mr. and sfrs. Albert Murphy, of Hoschton, spent Sunday with Mr. E. B. Murphy. Gran-'-nother In Eighteen Days. A lady green bug become, a grand mother in 18 days. One rn Imagine, then, notes a naturalist, the icsltitud inous arm es of these insects that may develop In the course of a season. Their worst foe Is a tiny black four winged fly that deposits an egg In each hug it c< is across, its larva consum ing the bug’s Inside works and using it* shpll fnr hnnsp. Don’t buy your Car until you have seen The Hanson “Six” ITS’ THE CAR YOU HAVE WANT ED. ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION. Call Phone 10. Bethlehem, Georgia, and ask for ============= J. H. Charles, Jr. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2