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irents or Giiar-
bf the Students of
yton High School
mm
or before the first Wednes-
ac’ftjscjhqgl mqpth a report
|lep 'o^.jya^&ent
3fyN^h|^ftMttfc<&on. ¥: This card
Will show the standing of your
child in all subjects taught him
school work as well as his con
duct infsofroolf > ,
If a^pu&l Should make D or E
on subf£8f;iT’§houid fee ffiadtfa
matter of immediate inquiry.
Poesiblyfit festobe attributed to
|; c a lack 'of study, to irregular
P’. attendance, or to some other
cause which hiay be removed or'
corrected.
Special attention is called to
the serious consequence of Ir-
| regular Attendenance. The loss
’ ■# Of only a few lessons often proves
fatal to the hopes and interest of
the boy or girl and' then tlvc
father Wbriders why the child is
not interested or why he is not
doing well. Excuses showing
good cause for the absence or
tardiness should always be sent
JT; to;, thp teacher on ; the
of a child to school,
of this may cause the
be sent.,.back home for
tyjf asTc each parent
fi^n to fexagiihe carefully
report ana show yourefrifa
you are greatly concerned
s standing.at;#cfepolU %i UL,
‘ sHiwidieave9
then comes under the watehcare
and dirtetforroftfid teacherwho
is held.responsible ti 1.1. the child
gets ba,ck home. For this reason
the teacher has a right to know
why' fee 'is' “tardy,*’ Please
co-operate with,us in our effon
to correct this* habit of being
tardy at school. If he gets inti'
the habit of being tardy. at
schobl he is very likely to carrj
tllP . Hafeit .witb, him on through
life.:, It;is said that the diyinest
in the tiniverse is the
ioldiog and shaping of the
: soul."' 'ThiH is too often
Jrned over entirely to the teach-,
“child for that reason the child
retimes suffers. It will take
rents and teacher at their
! dft Anything like justice
‘‘boy/?;/
sending out these re-
nfbrni you of the at-
your child towards hie
smd wbateveff the in-
>may be the motive is
than to benefit the
! very grateful to the
lucation'as well.aa to
Cpublid for standing
square behind the sohoblr 1 L '
Respectfully,
W. G. Coffees 4Prin.
■ ■ 1 4*i -
sriously when: yoji jo
.the -wpodS -tm’ fire.'
i Soursfelf (arsd every
i in theJJpitpdStates.
belong to jjC the
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two % good rules
Writer din
»Neveh believe any-
;• anybody unless
ih is-trdef
'unless you
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1 Gleaning^
^iiiiiiiimici m*m ii »<waMHiinimiig
Geo. W; DSmell was in town
ifiren Coffee was in toWrf today
on pecuniary business.
H. C. Blalock, ot . Tiger was in
Clayton first of the week.
R, W, Shields passed . through
Clayton enroufe to Franklin.
You know Ihat burning the
leaves.makes water famines. f
New additions to the Tribune
force consists of a cat and dog.
Bryant Hill made a business
trip tp Hiawassee latter part of
the week. ~
■Prof. J; Ri Dickson, of Lake
mont spent the week-end in
Clayton! ’ ,f ‘
The many fripndp of J. H.
Cannon will, , regret to learn of
his.illness - ...
Joe-Hamby, of Hail Ridge was
a business visitor in Clayton,
Tuesday.
. .Editcnj Singleton, of, Clarkes-
ville attended the barbecue in
Clayton, Friday,.
j. of Cqjrh&ha
^bijein Clay-
< ^hechero
I :ev. Samuel Norton filled his
rej ular appointment here Satur-
daj and Sunday. A verv good
cro wd each day.
Mr. NilelCarver, of the B. M,
I., accompanied by Mr; Roy
Pinner spent the week end with
parents here.
Little JJannetta Wilbanks is
ver r ill with pneume8ia v but we
feopefortjera speidy-)recovery.
iir. Miles Jones Jr., of Waif
Cr«sk ‘attended church here
Suijday. W*' '
Mr. Luther S^ffqr^nd son,
Frank of Warwcsjan v^reher#'
on i msiness last jfeefc ft &
ir, Dennis Williattis is off to
ma ket this week whh a bice
loat of pigs, . .
Mr. R. * H. ^ant0), who is
a ^uard at thei contfct’ gamps
spejit the week end at hoine.,.;, .
B. C. Nicholson, of Pine Rloun-
tegn was in-town toddy, on bu.si-
Mfy v. -<
Col. R. E. A. Hamby attended
court in Athens first of the
week.
Get you. a hunting license be
fore you hunt and avoid prosecu
tion.
I. P. Coleman, of the Valley
made a business trip to town
‘tgSfer
A. J. Dillard,- of Dillard paid
r.he office a business call first of
>be week.
C. R. Singleton, of Chccbero
made a business trip to Clayton
r oday.
| Misses Helen, and Marie Dover
ot Diemorest spent the week end
With their parenj^ jh Clayton.
Friend, Ceo. Grist, of the.
Valiev, made the Tribune office
a business call, Friday 'of last
week, y-- ' ■ - "> A
The many friends Of, Mrs.
Morris Stonecypher. will regret
to learn of her iliness of several
days.
Mrs. Clara Chapman, of
Mountain City was a pleasant
visitor in Clayton first of the
jweek, .; ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Stine-
spring and children, of Cornelia
are visiting friends and relatives
jn Clayton, this week.
I Messrs. Frank Godfrey, B. G.
Robertson and T. C. Justus
left for Athens, Monday where
they attended court.
The order of the Eastern Star
Will give a benefit carnival at
the I.O.O.F. hall Thanksgiving
Evening.-The proceeds will gp to
! he Masonic Oflshan’s Home at
Iac6n, Gai. Everybody come and
njoy an evening of merriment
and fun- Admission free, but yon
Will heed yhar small change
if ^a^nwn*\ M^wreMring this
ifee&sut'e irf' Conjdction with
govepiimetrt ■£teeat^b:i®ffScifSs.
and a vigorous campaign will be
waged at once to pass the bill.
,yhe goverment now owns
more than 100,000 acres of the
m n ]f-.p rpf 4 r ll nra Lj most feeautif ul jmoim tarn J anjfeirL
VV Uii. Nnrfh fiAnrcnn in rpvpn
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pointer
and children, of Tugaloo visited
Mrs. Pointers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D1 C. Smith from Friday
till* Sun day of last.waek.
‘.;.Miss Carrie Smi^ iis visiting
relatives in StephettS fedunty.
Mr. and Mrs. V^ll Lawrence,
bought
the' J. ‘ B’’ Sfd 'iidiie place.; and
will move in saime In $ few diiys.
We iifji^lfl^gne^t *in~- oiw-
c.'jmronoity. 1
Misses Mhnda and Lizzie
Williams, Hassie Page and Kate
Piiris^. Messrs,,-Charlie Willi.'irrs
D. J. Smith and Horace Page
attended church'at'Camp Ci ek.
Sundav.
The Singing giverfJbyS M'^ e?
Manda. fand Lizzie Williams
Saturday night was well attend
.ed and enjoyed by all present.
Mr. V. A. Wall < UHcd some
fine porko s, Saturday.
Mrs. E. II. Williams and son,
J. H. Williams were the guests
of Mr. and Mrf. ,,M. Ii. Smith,
Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Smith on November 11th, a fine
girl.
North Georgia, .in the seventh.
and ninth districts, in which are 1 8 Da
spots of sceneryf and unique,
mountain attractions; equal to.
those of the famous national
parks of the | inier-mountain
states along the Pagtfid Slope. *;
Among these is the second
highest water fall hi America, a
;small area of the .second hlghqsrb
| rain fall in America, some of tfee,
[most beautiful mountain streams
Including hilltPP lakes andj
*pfcturesque “ cany'6hS' r
reaching green valleys.
Under the recently onaclet
Serves Term for “Buddy”
W ho Saved Him at Front
Lavenworth," Kan.— Harry
W. Hailey, serving a sentence of
six mopths inj the; United States
army^disciplinary barracks for
the man who saved -his life on a
battlefield of of France, was
released recently by order of the
War Department.
Hailey’s life was saved at the
jfront by Thomas W. Jones, a
comrade. When Jones was tried
for,, desertion apti sentenced to
six months imprisonment, Hailey
substituted himself for Jones and
began serving the term.
Hailey told the officers at the
prison lie took the place of the
man to whom he owed his life in
payment of a “soldier'debt,” An
investigatibri by the Wair Depart
ment substantiated his state
ment
now in Canada, where te had
Wajit National Park
f For
- Washington, November 15. —
Representative Gordon Lee, of'
the seventh district of Georgia,
is preparing and will introduce
in Congress this week a bill set
ting aside the government’s
forest ^.reservation in North
Georgia as al iiatfdnal park, with
ati; of the -recriaatJon, hunting and
fishing priveKgeS ami govern
ment: *oa^ and-ether develop
ments that go with such a federal
recognition.
Congressman Lee, who is tl
phjy. souther^ member of
n
7T. Loed, 379 )ak
street, what is reporoed to b» an
“ordinary” hen’b egg with an
“extraordinary” and unus ual
exterior, for people who have
seen it say that upon its she 1 ia
traced in perfect outline the : ig -
ure of a devil, holding alof; a
serpent in one hand and grasp ng.
a pitchfork in the other. On the
other side is the picture of the
“little brown jug” famous in
song apd story once, while its
alcoholic contents are but a
Sifd the “skull i nd
s" associated with oo-
indulgences of visit ars
jug are plainly se;n. .
also outlined upon :he'
shell a picture of a dice, i nd
many see in this combinatio i a
a solemn warning to all t lat
even a little wine for ;he
stomach’s sake” is not good.
Mr. Lord states that the i gg
was found Sunday by a neigh x>r
whlirremoVitig eggs from anest
rd, and that itfSF'
cuiiarkfolorm^ alfeniefcfetFMjiS 5 #-
tention and caused Mnv4o mak«'
the remqrk#«e
nfoWS&mki, ......
The Athens Banner. ■*--
jffderal road bill $15,000,000 ie
;^et sside for ti e new year for
surfaced roads ir. gqyertpe|i|
orest reservations. In additTbr.,
die forest reservation' .bill, sel.^
stride 35 per cent of the..gr-oar.
eceipt? f om the S de of al :;
I irnber for road ; urposeV and ;
- ecfnt amendment makes ' ti
rssible or the jrovtrnm'ijtr
hrouah the forestry commission,
ro lease at a nominal lentaUot
i>10 a year, certain sites rn thest
reservations for recreational
purpose?, under stipulated rs
strictions and to applicants who
can qualify under the law.
If the federal reservation in
Ceorgii should be declared a
national park by congress then
the department of forestry co
rn dinating with the secretary of
war, would prepare a program
. or government development in
keeping with the legitimaterecre
ational demands made. The Lee
bill will stipulate that the
secretary of war shall proceed;
—Atlanta Constitution.
Some one was showing a
cabbage snake on the streets, the
other day and some think ! thej
are posion but if you will read
the following letter from W. V,
Reed, State Etomologist. you
Will learn they are harmless.
Atlanta, Ga., Oct 31. 1921,
Mr. J. V. Arrendale,
Clayton, Ga.
Dear Sir:
The specimen you mailed
to us is wbat is known as the
Cabbage Snake. You frequently
w.u„ U««m in cabbage, but- they
Jche., according to Haley, is arepe yf ec |v harmless. ‘
Your very truly,
t W. V. Reed.
Take the Tribune. ■-* / - Assistant Etomologist.
Drunk-
ibition at
the
Whoever Wim^Ftof
Crusoe as a stfdc*eflsf
tiser^”
•hiflfticfjr-
^krhTit’-'
Yet he was,
proveSi ; He knew^fiaF
■ge flqngji
pole-at the top of. bift-islandf that,
jn.the language of the '-efesyi^va^
felairi >to eve».y'SeafariTirHitan. ^^^
i * iwi »' "* . -”** tbjtiir
I The circulation yf&f, Sffl^llm^
there was no other;infidium.rTtajti
Crusoe kept at <t,. desiiite- th'#
ppy—as, one gajma ji ,a er an-
bther wasTr»r«l“!ftnr-^ turrttr^re'’
ind got w'fiat fee wa^nted;. , 4 . , '~ :
“But had h<Ltahfi»i down that
signal after a time ^id>. declared.’
ladvertiaing doesn’t piy’ ' Where-'
Would Gitisbe- and” his' story”fee”
today ?”''
Big iBusittesS ; J 1 •'
. . . . ;.. .u. i"~i. \
W. L. Williamaon, :Wh07haai'a.
Rummer horned n Mountain ^lyv*
showed us ^’-statemerrt "of
Bank of Clay top. located in.
bun cqunjgf*.Thftc^m8b4 deposits
amount^tqihoce,,thfta^$2£ia,i)i)0
With cash ip .the vault _of more
than $98.1^ iRaUun does, nqt
produce a bale 6t^fetton. It is a*
a mountjpii 4 county, whara.ijbYl'
people bate at borae.—Commeree.
pbserver.; *
i A colored man from Rabuin^
county fepre^tJ^eaT said he, had^.
sold frona hUorcbard and wagon
Over $3,000—worth of applet.
jfVbat deep he waftt'tb fool vrith-
cotton toy.?—Hartwell Sup;
1 The livea of most women are
ipent in waitingr ' fefdre they
kre married they^sit down and
Wait for"' a hlis^nd^ after
jnfwiage ‘
