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Joel Dendy, of lYesbyterian Col lege. Clinton, S. C., spent last week end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dendy, and family. All the Methodist women who have not contributed to the Vaschti box will please see Miss Emma Kay at Alford's store at once, as she is anxious to get the box off this week- Mrs. Lawrence Adams and little daughter, Leila Virginia, of Atlanta, were recent visitors to relatives in the town and county. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clay. Mrs. Russell Jackson, Mrs. Geo. Campbell and little Mirs Nettie May Campbell, of Atlanta, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Baker. Mr. A. N. Alford reports one of | the most enjoyable and profitable sessions of the U. S. and Bankhead Highway associations in Houston, Texas, week before last ever held. En route he stopped over in New Or leans and other places of interest. The joint highway associations willj meet next year in California. Mr. D. J. Bradley is attending commencement at Mt. Berry. His f son, Robert, who -has been a student j there for some three year*, gradu ates this term. M rs. Winnie Skelton moved Mon day to Greenville. S. C., and will make her home there for the future. The May meeting of the Woman's Club will be held Monday afternoon at the b<-me of Mrs. Charley Mathe son at 3:30 o’clock. Hostesses with Mrs. Matheson are Mrs. Sam Thorn ton and Mrs. Steve Skelton. Elec tion of officers will take place at this meeting. Mrs. Clovis Thrasher and little. eon, Clovis, Jr., of Atlanta, have re turned after a visit of two weeks to Mrs. Thrasher’s mother, Mrs Mary Blackwell, and family. Mr I J. Phillips. Sr., has been appointed a member of the Woodrow Wilson College Committee and at tended a meeting of the committee in Atlanta Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Judson B. Shaw had as their guest* Sunday Mr. and Mrs- Thomas Baldwin and Mrs. Alelaide Sheppard, of Madison. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Anderson and children, of Greenville, S. C., were Sunday guests in the home of Mrs. < Anderson's mother. Mrs. J. D. Mathe son. Mr. John L. t'abe), of Savannah, j was a business visitor to Hartwell ‘ Monday. Mrs. Snaw Skelton and family have removed te Greenville, S. C., where they will make their hame for the present with Mrs, Skelton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Barnes. Mr Schafer Skelton will remain in Hartwell and •perate his pressing club, as we are glad to know. The many friends of Mrs. Skelton regret to see the family leave our city. Major J. Lewis At Home. Scores of friends in town and county will be delighted to know that Mr M. J. Lewis has recently return ed to the old homeplace near Cedar Creek, and is enjoying good health. Mr. Lewis had been in ill health many years and it is gratifying to know that he is back home again, possess- 1 ed of his usual good health. De spite hi* "8 years Mr. Lewis has a remarkable memory and is interesting to talk with For many, many years be was The Sun’s correspondent from Cedar Creek, and we have had few. if any, to surpass him. We’re glad he’s back home in Hart again. Mr*. L. L. McMullan returned Mon day evening after a few days’ visit in Atlanta. Hon. and Mrs. T. S. Mason motor ed to Charlotte, N. C., Tuesday where they are spending the week with the former s brother, Mr R. L. Mason, and family. Mr. W. D. Teasley is attending the annual State meeting of Modern Woodmen of America in this week. D. A. R Meet In Lavonia. The D. A. R. will meet Thursday, May 14th. 3 o’clock, at the home of Mr- E. R. McMurry, Lavonia. Ga. Mesdames T. D. Johnson, J. C, Mas aey and G. H. Norris, joint hostesses. The following program will be ren dered Vocal Solo —Mrs. J. H. Skelton. Matthew Arnold's Self Dependent —Mrs. R. E. Matheson. Piano Solo—Mr*. Geo. S. Clark. All members are urged to be pres ent. as this is the day for election of officers. The roads are extra fine to La vonia. Albert F. Hunt, of St. Petersburg. Fla., has been visiting his relatives • here the past few days. Albert has muni friends who are always glad to see this young man back in his o»d home town. Messrs. L. H. Ridgway and Fred Hilliard, prominent Bowersville citi zens. were attending to business here Monday. The many friends of Mr. Harry Magi!' are glad to see him back in the 'ld home town again. Mr H race M. Cheek, of Bowers viße, was ver Monday on his usual roan: Messrs. A. N. Alford and J. A. W. Brcwr. are spending several days in JFYc-r da. SUN RAYS Mrs. Des.sie MeDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilkison and little son, Charles Lee, of Tampa, Fla., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moorhead and other relatives. —O'- Miss Annie Bert Webb, of Atlan ta, «pent last week-end with her father. Mr. H. B. Webb, and family. Mr. J. T. Magill spent the week end in Anderson. 8. C., with Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Sorrells and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ear? E. Morris, of Pickens. S. C„ -were guests Sunday lof Messrs. Leon and Louie L. Mor ns and families. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Harris and son, Robert, Jr.. Miss Lena Smith and Mrs J. W. Moms spent Sunday . with friends in Walhalla, S. C. Big Day At Montevideo. Many from Hartwell and vicinity attended the home-coming exercises last Saturday at Montevideo school. It was a great day for that commu nity, om of the best in Elbert and Hart counties, the school district ly ing in both. Prof. Cleveland and his ! assistants are doing some most ex i cellent work there. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Clark, of I Elberton, were guests Sunday of Mrs. : Dora Pearman and family. Mrs. J. H. Barton’s many friends will be glad to know that she is I greatly improved following her re cent illness. Birthday Party. Little Miss Elsie Alfotd celebrated her sixth birthday last Friday. May 1. 1925, with a most enjoyable par ity, to which about thirty-five little boys and girls were invited, the event occurring at the home of El sie’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. McCade Alford, and grandfather. Mr. D. C. Alford, on Benson street. Many pretty and useful presents were received by the little girl. Refreshments and favors carried out the color scheme of pink and white. After many games the little folks left wishing Elsie many more happy returns of the day. The many friend* of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Duncan will be glad to know ■ that -their children are improving af ter being ill for the past two weeks, j Monthly Meeting Brenau Club. The Brenau Club had its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Will McCurry Wednesday afternoon, April 29th. with ten members pres ' ent. After the business meeting an in teresting program was given, as foi- I lows: 1. Better Moving Pictures —Miss Annie Norman. 2. Piano Solo —Miss Elizabeth Bradley. 3. Parliamentary Law Drill — Rev. James Bradley. Visitors present were Rev. and Mrs. James Bradley. Miss Elisabeth Bradley. Miss Mary Holland, Mrs. Thos. Teasley. A delightful salad course was served. Play At Bowersville. “Dot, the Miner’S Daughter.’’ will I be presented at the Bowersville audi | torium Friday evening. May Sth. at ’ 8 .30 o'clock. Miss Josephine Thornton’s friends will be interested to know that she is now in charge of a class at Mul lins. S. C.. for the Georgia-Carolina ; College of Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Phillips, Sr., at tended a meeting of the Workers’ Council of the Hebron Baptist As sociation which met at Forteonia last Monday. Mrs. Minnie Hailey, of Atlanta, •pent first of the week here with her sister. Mrs. W. A Teasley, and fam ily. Her many friends were glad I to see her in Hartwell agani. Thank You. Kindly co-operate with the pub lishers by having copy in The Sun office, when possible, by Monday kt noon or by Monday night We great ly appreciate your help in this mat -4 ter. —o— Hartwell Loses, 7-6. Gainesville High defeated Hartwell | High Tuesday afternoon in a fast ten-innmg game, the final score being | 7-6 m favor of Gainesville. i The Gainesville team made three runs in the ninth. Hartwell came i back ik her half and scored two ' runs, which were not sufficient to give her the victory. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Craft and family are giving them a warm welcome back home af ter spending the winter months at their Daytona (Fla. t Hotel, The Williams. They have just recently returned from a trip to Cuba where they attended a meeting of the hotel association. We are glad to see these splendid folks back in our midst. They have their usual apart ment at The Hotel Hartwell. Commissioner C. E. Williams was from Bowersville Monday at tending th* regular monthly meeting. Master Jack Baker, ton of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Baker, is recuperating ran id ?y from a broken right arm, re ceived when engaged in the installa tion of an aerial for a radio set. Jack is a bright little boy and is on the go just tfee same as usual, though he will be one-armed for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Louie L Morris re turned Friday from New York. Col. A. S. Richardson was in Elber ton os legal business Monday, THE HARTWELL SUN, HARTWELL, GA., MAY 8, 1925 Mr. J. T. Hays was a business vis itor to Atlanta Monday. Mr. M. T. Rice, representing the , Weevilnip Co., is here this week, dis tributing the first car of this product ' to the buyers in Hart. He asks that all call at Clinkscales warehouse at onee and secure their allotment. SPECIAL NOTICES Wanted Lost Found For Sale For Rent Money Saving Bargains X- DR C. A. GREEN COMING If you are troubled •with your I eyes don’t fail to have him examine them. He will be at HERNDONS DRUG STORE Wednesday, May 13. NOTICE, LADIES. The Sun now has in stock Tracing Carbon for fancy work, in Blue, Red I and Yellow. Large sheets 22x25. The yellow and red for tracing on | black cloth. Price 20c per sheet. Limited quantity. Add 4c for postage if you wish carbon mailed. THE SUN OFFICE. ~ B AYLUS EANDERSON KODAK FINISHING Mail Order* A Specialty 39- Box 475 Anderson, S. C. DR. J. H. MOORE VETERINARY SURGEON At Johnny G. Dickerson's Stables HARTWELL, GA. Monday of Each Week From 10 to 4 O’clock Lameness and Dentistry a Specialty Office Phone 11 Residence Phone 354 James St. Elberton, Ga. FOR SERVICE. Thoroughbred Jersey Bull. Fee, 52.00. 16-ts. A. M. TEASLEY. We represent the Aetna Fire In surance Co., (105 years old) against fire, rain, hail and tornado. J. T. HAYS REALTY’ & AUCTION CO. Fresh choice FISH every Friday and Saturday at — J. E. DENDY’S. LAREDO BEANS FOR SALE j , $8.50 per bushel, or $9.00 for less , ; than bushel. See Parham A- Ayers j jorJ. M. Carlton, Hartwell. 39-4t* Loans on Hartwell property. J. T. Hays Realty & Auction Co. Porch Rockers, big line just re ceived. Also Swings, Por»h Shades. Awning. Tables, Chairs and Rugs for . the porch. HARTWELL FURNITURE CO. FOR SALE.—lnspected Porto Ri co and Nancy Hall Potato Plants. Grown and for sale by Bamett-Pas ehal Co., Seedsmen, Washington, Ga. 40- LET’S GO, HARTWELL! Clean Up and Paint Up. I’m the man that can do it. • HARRY’ MAGILL. — LOST.—Smith A Wesson 32 cali bre, 4 inch jiarrel pistol. Wednesday ■ of last week, on road from near | Walt Vickery's and Dr. Holland's to old factory place at Shoal Creek. I Finder please notify E. T. ETH-! RIDGE, at Convict Camp, and re- | ceive reward. 40-2t* , _____________________________________________ 1 List your property with us and we ! will sell it, J. T. HAYS REALTY’ A AUCTION I CO. FOR SALE—Wannamaker - Cleve land COTTON SEED, purebred. 38- ROBT. I. ADAMS, Hartwell, Ga., R 2. Just received another large ship ment Typewriter Ribbons. Carbon Paper and special Tracing Carbon for embroiderv work at THE SUN OFFICE. WANTED. —Chickens and Eggs. STANLY J. BROWN. If you know that there is some thing wrong with your eyes, don't pretend that there isn’t. You know perfectly well the longer you neg lect your eyes the worse they will get. Have them examined by our skilled optometrist, Mr. Chas. A. Green. He will be at our store again on Wednesday, May 13. HERNDON S DRUG STORE. FRESH Florida Vegetables and Prcduce. STANLY’ J. BROWN. A TRIAL OFFER.—Send any site roll of Films and 25c. Will finish and return six good prints, postpaid. COUPON NAME Address BAYLUS E. ANDERSON Kodak Finishing Bex 475 39- ANDERSON. S.C. Our MEATS are kept*dean and . cocl in our refrigerator. J. E DENDY. - LOST.—Georgia Auto Tag No. 110.992. Return to THE SUN. Hartwell, Ga., or J. H. CHARPING. Hartwell, Ga.. Route 1. ! See me for HAIL INSURANCE. JOE A THORNTON. At Store. Depot Street. Dr. C. A. Green will be here again on Wednesday. May 13. If you need glasses. ca’l in and have your eyes examined. HERNDON S DRUG STORE. At T. G. Craft’s Store e CALL FOR FREE PACKAGE OF BLIGHT-PROOF AND BRIMMER j TOMATO SEED. Heavy Overalls $1.40 j Horse Apple. 20c ping, for 15c I One in a Hill, 20c plug, for 15c ■ Just received fresh shipment 4-A ■ Coffee. We have abont 25 styles of Tri-' angle Brand Oxfords and Slippers | for you to select from. Don’t fail to see the Shoe Values ; on our Bargain Counter. T. G. CRAFT HARTWELL, GA. Our MEATS are kept clean and j cool in our refrigerator. J. E. DENDY. FRIDAY, MAY 15TH Last day to buy Cotton Seed this season. Till then will exchange | Hulls 3 for 1. Elberton meal even. ED BURTON. Canon. Ga. NOTICE.—Room in auto for three | passenger* to St. Petersburg, Fla. I Leaving Friday. Reasonable charges. 1 Apply at THE SUN OFFICE. • | ONE hailstorm can totally ruin ' your crops. There’s too much tied | up in this vear’s crop to take a chance. See the CITIZENS INSUR- i ANCE AGENCY, A. C. Skelton or J. ' T. Wilcox. Hartwell, Ga., at once, i and insure yourself against loss. Money to Loan 6 per cent on farm ' lands. JULIAN B. McCL’RRY. Hail insurance is a necessity if you want to play safe with vear’s crops. I See the CITIZENS INSURANCE ’ AGENCY. A. C. Skelton or J. T. j Wilcox, Hartwell, Ga. I FOR SALE.—Hay and C-.m. E. W. HARPER. 40-2 f Hartwell. R. 3. I DR. C. A GREEN COMINGG If you are troubled with your ' eyes don’t fail to have him examine < them. He wil be at HERNDON S ; DRUG STORE Wednesday, May 13. ORDER YOUR PLANTS DI-' iRECT. WE GROW UM AND SHIP | UM. Genuine Improved Nancy Hall j and Porto Rico Potato plants at $2.75 per thousand. Order filled dav received. OUR MOTTO: TRY TO PLEASE. Our plants grow Pota toes. the sweet juicy kind. THE VICTOR PLANT CO, 37-7 t Rockingham, Georgia. . Quick money to loan on farm property, for Hart, Elbert, Franklin land Madison counties. See J. T. HAY’S, T. J. MARTIN or JULIAN B. McCURRY. '’if the work of the HARTWELL PRESSING CLUB does not come up to the high standard you think it should, see the MANAGER. We are here to please vou. SCHAFER SKELTON, Propr.-Mgr. ; WANTED.—Chickens and Eggs. STANLY J. BROWN. i FRESH Florida Vegetables and Produce. STANLY’ J. BROWN. ■ : FLY’-TOX is sure death for flies' and mosquitoes. Y’ou can get it at HAILEY S No. 1 and No. 2. FRESH Florida Vegetables and Produce. • I STANLY’ J. BROWN. FLY’-TOX is sure death for flies and mosquitoes. Y’ou can get it at HAILEY'S No. 1 and No. 2. See us for Life Insurance—Jeffer- ■ son Standard Life. J. T. Hays Realty & Auction Co. The life insurance company we represent is lending money on real I | estate both in Hartwell and Hart ! I county. See us for insurance and • loans. J. T. Hays Realty A Auction Co. FLY’-TOX is sure death for flies and mosquitoes. Y’ou can get it at , HAILEY’S No. 1 and No. 2. Why not divide your fire insur-! : a nee with J. T. HAYS REALTY & AUCTION |CO. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS—The Sun has just received shipment of' t new Typewriter Ribbons. O-TOO-TAN BEANS for sale. Will' make more and better hay than Cow Peas. 39-3t* T. B. THORNTON. Fresh choice FISH every Friday and Saturdav at— J. E. DENDY'S. Tomorrow may be too late. Insure vour crop* TO-DAY’ against hail with she CITIZENS INSURANCE AGENCY. A. C. Skelton or J. T. Wilcox, Hartwell. Ga. We make all kind of Keys. YATES HDW & FURN. CO. KRY’PTOK GLASSES are the nly bifoeate in perfect taste because they look exactly like single vision | , glasses. These smooth, clear glasses ’ ■ free from any sign of a line or i seam —add a touch of distinction tc ' your appearance, and help to keep; I you young looking. And they en ! able vou to see near and far objects See DR. C. A. GREEN I at HERNDON'S DRUG STORE Wed nesday. May 13. WANTED —Chickens and Eggs. STANLY’ J. BROWN. 1♦444 |M 11 | H l l IIII♦II lIIM I I I I»' i ll 11 1 '’' '' ' Where |Wo You Eat? <' I » WHERE. WHEN and WHAT you eat is of very :: 1 •. ' * ; great importance. ; ■ WHEN you eat here, WHAT you eat is guaranteed :: to be the best we can buy, and it is prepared properly. ;; We are here to serve you; our case is equipped .. with a large, modern range and other fixtures. Our ; ; meats, etc., are kept fresh and cool all the time. .. You can’t make a mistake when eating with us. ;• Nancy Hart Case § H G.C. LOCKE, Mgr. - HARTWELL, GA. - h 1 ■' I I AUCTION Will be sold at AUCTION positive ily to the highest bidder on Satur day, May 16th. the stock of Grocer ies and entire stock of shoe leather. . rubber heels, harness leather, and the machinery now being operated by- Mr. W. I. Brown m building oppo ‘ site W. P. Rice, in the City of Hart > well, Ga. Until Saturday, May 16th, we will j sell the Groceries or anything else ; in the stock at cost. The shoe repairing department will i operate until the day of the sale. Reason for selling, Mr. Brown’s ‘ health has failed, and is unable to work any longer. See us at once, or attend the Auc ' tion Mav 16th. W. W. BROWN ! 40-2 t In Charge FOUND—The man that put Sew in Sewing Machines. No charge if I don't make it Sew. All work guar anteed. R. I. McCURLEY, Singer Sewing Machine Office, 32-ts Depot St., Hartwell, Ga. - DUNCAN The farmers of this community are about through planting. Mrs. L. T. Floyd and children spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Bub ; Dove. Mr. and Mrsr. J. R. Johnson spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Hymer Cheek. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Floyd and chil dren spent Saturday night and Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Pink Dove. Mr. and Mrs. Kinzy Johnson and children spent last week at Dewy Rose with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bub Dove and daugh ter. Miss Ruby, and Miss Ruby Floyd, j spent Sunday at Franklin Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Gues’ spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. J. L. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred White. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen spent Sunday SI.OO : ■ -A —I • if ' ’ : ■ I : ■ wWw ■ : rj’/Fi'B I : Arrowhead Arrowhead ■ Guaranteed Guaranteed ■ ■ LADIES’ SILK HOSE • J SI.OO PER PAIR J ! Every Pair Guaranteed ■ All The Season’s ■ ; NEWEST COLORS I ■ Skyn Sudan Tan ■ ■ Grain Almond White Buriny Priscilla Zanzibar Stone Black B ■ ’ ; ALSO ALL GRADES I ■ For Men, Women and Children ■ : A. N. Alford & Co. : J Hartwell, Ga. B afternoon with Mr. and* Mrs. Luther Johnson. Messrs. Waymon, Hubert and George James spent Monday with Masters Erwin and Howard‘Johnson. Misses Dessie and Lucile Johnson spent Thursday and Friday with Misses Lula and Sue Landers, near Royston. Mr. J. R. Johnson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Lumpkin Cheek. o • ••••••••• VANN A • ••••••••• Misses Arrie Denny and Grace Hendrix, of Bowman, spent last week with relatives in Martin. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Pruitt and children, of near Hartwell, spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Tutt Ginn The many friends of Mrs. Willie i Payne wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Reba Pruitt is spending the week with her grandmother, Mrs. Tutt Ginn. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Littleton, of Maysville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Denny. Mr. Lester Winn, of Greenville. S. j C., is spending several days with his ; brother. Mr. Geo. Harris and family at tended the funeral of his sister in 1 Oglethorpe, Monday. Mr. Jim Prather and two sons are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney, -of Starr, S. C. Nonet TO THE PUBLIC All obituaries and memorial notices and cards of thanks are charged at the rate of one-half cent per word. In sending in these notices please bear | this in mind. We want to publish the account of the death of all persons in this county and section, and ask our correspondents to send them in as soon as they occur, but all obituaries and memorials and cards of thanks must be paid for at the rate above mentioned. THE H.tfRTWELL SUN. o Junior and Senior as applied to two Senators from a state refer to j length of service, or date of elec tion, not to the age of the men.