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■i''' ' —- ■„0OO O o ° ° ° ■•jICHOLSOM ° ™ f . o o o o o ° Br.dK ■ P ",, -i Smith Hn.iK.-s |H“ : ' ‘ v -hum- FW . happily mar ■V' 1 '; i of several 1 p , - ,,minent ■ are con ..i-- ~iama *“ KLgun. the faacmation ■ -f - K * nti lh ‘“ lat * B?; tat.tr.- Kleeman. A < n.ittanooira nl • followed the ■"’-‘o',,. wfii.'li they are at Wt*.. . rids in this Ben..- O'*'"' De “ n ■\ r , whe'. def'-nac W beinif detail in order that ■ to,.- r.e defeat. 1 am re-! , a-.ory that 1 read once a teacher, who U’,,,..., write a sentence H. 7 defeat ami |H, .i kino here’s to a do* goes feat goes over tail £„) Side Choir . May IS. we had |K, re ~f -..•rtaining the BK~. ch at the Baptist 1 ' and vi'itors gather- M h .i: iitk.s, Barrow, -tiu-r counties, was enjoyed Opening song, jH.ep I’ ■ I’- D. How ■ Committee on Arrange- M: G rr and Jewett Lva i.- olm Whitehead, .ggins. 0. R. ■l B. Cuest. K. Loggins, ■ e Pittman. Miss Cathrine H on, Mrs. Louise HSi.-.- Hat.die Barnett, Bar- H M -i- .anc.-s Grizzle, |H. Coiemat:. Miss Ida Bell H Ms- • Me Ever, Scab Miss 1 da Crawford, Mrs. Bfit. and Wilson, Claud Duet by Mrs. Morgan and M - Eunice Carlton, •’ T McElhannon, Mrs. HCirter. Pianists: Miss Ida 'iriz/J.-, Mrs. Olin Min- Mi.-s EutelJe Bar- H request. Exercises "Mother in the Shad- the Seniors, Fri m- -May was enjoyed B The Sunday morn auditorium was an A feat the Baccalaure m bi-tng delivered by Dr. Bastoi Emanuel Bap :ttesvlilt-. And, Mon- M >l-1110) Class gradu ."" were held in the attended by a largo ■ enjoyed the discourse ’ I-d, -. Lawrenceville. jM*** • ' these items the B"- :: ' v years of Benton wo.w ; ! j he history, the ■ •' ,u:nir * their various f° r summer months. "ur school and trust continue to function sue ■ a: th ? home of J. O. Wal t-e week-end were, James m a 'iP*‘r and John Arthur Toccoa. Kfamily, Mr. and ■® rd Palmer of Augusta ! e-stives here over the An ' h,M ' >f Athens, Mr. V '®- a y of Center were ■ ' Jewett Barnett’s home. Mi, Ralph Parson, Grif ■r ° Wen and Ray of Macon V ? t * lt ‘ Sunday visitors ea f° r has returned KL, , anta - wh ere she visit 81,; elatlves and friends. . heail of Chattanooga, K." 18 S P<‘nding the week ■ St of Mrs. Addie White- BA Marßh :uui son > Emmitt Bl P . ani '- Pla., were guests ■fcoTr Sailors last week. KI , ‘ Sorrow’s home for Bfu Uer ° J' Moon and ■ i bert °n- Rev. and Mrs. lE?*’ At .lanta. Bitnip !'°‘ C£rins an( l daughters, o U ® ste lle visited [r n - Sunday. L Wf : Barnet t of Colbert |t q. t lhe on P' e ?tional ‘Pal ° Ver the week-end. er eani dnd fami, y of Com •t G ° n? the guests of Mr. fc Pace, Sunday. L L °gg>ns of College iW fe l ßltme relatives and U. 0 ,! er *-he week-end. and Mrs. Mattie '! c,, n '. Were visiting here ay afterno<^n -88 In UrnCd home * after a few 0000000000000 o DRY POND o 0000000000000 Clinic For Typhoid And Diphtheria Mrs. Hull, the county nurse, will hold a typhoid immunization clinic and give diphtheria toxoid to babies from six months to two years at the Dry Pond school auditorium, begin ning Thursday p. m., June 3, 1.30 o’clock. She will also return June 10, 17, and 24. The P. T. A. mem bers and others are requested to urge those who are interested to take advantage of this free clinic. Son* Program May 31 The Ever Ready Quartette will present a program at Dry Pond school auditorium, Saturday night, May 31. Admission 10c and 16c. Proceeds will go to Dry Pond Meth odist church. Epworth League Union The Epworth League Union will meet at Dry Pond church Saturday night. Each individual League mem ber is to bring sandwiches or cookies for refreshments. A large crowd enjoyed the com mencement exercises given by the students of Dry Pond. Remember League next Sunday night and let’s every one attend and. try to make the best better. i Miss Grace Thomas spent Sunday with Miss Wilda Wheeler. 'Mrs. Fannie Catlett has returned ' home, after an extended visit to At lanta. 0000000000000 o R. F. D.. NO. 3 o 0000000000000 Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Odell Potts Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Gem Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Potts, Mrs. Sheddie Wilson and two children, Mrs. George Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Eckles, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Crawford visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weir Sunday. Miss Dorothy Elder is visiting near Galilee this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Hunt of At lanta visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilhite of Miami, Fla., visited relatives here last week. Bill Dowdy of Winter Garden, Fla., visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilkes ofi Atlanta visited here Sunday. Little Miss Joyce Elder visited relatives in Jefferson one night re cently. Miss Annie Jane Thomas is visit ing relatives here. Miss Emma Hutchins of Red Stone visited friends here over the week end. Mrs. Sallie Chester and two chil dren of near Winder visited relatives here recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Stover of Gain esville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mauldin Sunday. H. D. Council Meets in Jefferson and Compliments Miss Bowman The Home Demonstration Council held its meeting on May 6th at the REA Building where the regular business session and program were given. The Council members enjoyed numbers given by Miss Myra Purcell, Miss Ruth Thurmond, Miss Ethel Martin, and Miss Gene Smith; also the display of handmade rugs which Mrs. J. C. Head so kindly brought for the benefit of the ladies. After the program the sixty-eight women representing various clubs in the county visited the home of Mrs. J. C. Alexander who was so gracious to invite the Council to see demon strations of her electric household equipment and her lovely floweraL It was a rare privilege for the Council ladies to have the oppor tunity of seeing the countless varie ties of flowering plants which Mrs. Alexander gave interesting remarks on as they leisurely strolled the gardens. Mrs. Robert Carr of Maysville demonstrated the use of the electric washing machine and the electric ironer. Mrs. J. C. Head and Mrs H. C. Baird, President of the Council, were hostesses and everyone enjoyed the refreshments in the garden where the Council ladies presented Miss Bowman with a lovely setting of sterling silver, including a tomato server, and extended their very best wishes on her new journey in life. month’s stay among relatives. Hoyt Smith of Ft. Bennings was a week-end guest .of relatives and friends, here. Little Miss Lottie Grace Palmer is visiting in Augusta. THE JACKSON HERALD. JEFFERSON. GEORGIA 00000000000 o O LONG VIEW O 000000 o o o o o o Rev. Betts filled the pulpit here Sunday morning in the absence of Rev. Warwick. He delivered an ex cellent sermon. We were glad to have so many out at church Sunday. We invite you back again and bring someone with you. School closed at this place last Friday. The children are all real proud of their vacation but were sor ry to part with their teachers, Mrs. Guy Roberts and Miss Doris Maley. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thedford Allen, May Bth, a big boy which has been given the name, William Don ald. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gittens of Gainesville and Mrs. Bunyon Taylor and children of Monroe spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Sell. • Mrs. Leonora Clark and children of near Pentecost spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Clark. Harold Jordan of Winder spent a while Saturday with his mother, Mrs. W. B. Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Banks-had as their guests Sunday Mr. pnd Mrs. Hubert Marsingill, Mr. and Mrs. Will Knight of Buford and Mrs. Bunyon Taylor and children. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harwell of Athens spent Sunday with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Nichelor Kinney of Athens spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kinney. Mrs. C. C. Allen and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gro ver Allen of White Plains commun ity. Miss Hazel Peebles visited Miss Lizzie Ruth Fambrough the past week-end. Mrs. Odis Tanner and daughter of near Walnut spent one day last week with her sister, Mrs. Virgil Kinney. 00000000000 o o ARCHER’S GROVE o 00000000000 o The picnic for the school was enjoyed >by all present. We wish for each child a happy vacation. We are glad to report that Bob Fuller has returned home from the hospital Where he underwent an operation. He expresses much ap preciation and thanks to all who helped with the offering and helped with his work. Misses Elese Logan, Clara M. Logan and Chester Casper of Mon roe have been dismissed from the hospital. They were in a wreck last week-end. Miss Luellen -Sea more of Athens, Fan Emrick and Mr. Wright of Monroe are all still in the hospital and improving as fast as could be expected. The dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brooks were: Mr. and Mrs. Kirnsey Hill, Mi-, and Mrs. J. W. Logan of Clarkesville, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dellinger, Floyd Delling er, Lois Dellinger of Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Logan, Drew Logan, Elese Logan, Vera Logan. Frank Parham of Atlanta visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Parham Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carney and Helen of Jefferson visited friends and relatives the past week-end. Mr. and Mrs. -C. E. Logan and Sarah Hightower Hassassee, who have just returned from Washing ton, D. C., are spending a few days here with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Archer and children of Eastville were guests of Mr .and Mrs. Bob Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Capes and little daughter of Eastville were Sunday guests of M. L. Lowe. 0000000000000 o ACADEMY o 0000000000000 Miss Ethel Lance of Carl was the Sunday guest of her brother, Clyde Lance, and family. Robert Brooks and Howard Brady were visiting at Candler Sunday. Misses Mattie and Ada Roberts and Mrs. Tom Blackstock, Sr., of Jefferson were at Academy Sunday. Luther Oliver of Union Point vis ited his father, Nat Oliver, Sunday. Charlie Gee of Center Grove was visiting in this section Saturday. All the women of Academy and surrounding communities are invited to meet at Academy church at 2 p. m. the second Sunday in June to organize a Womans Missionary So ciety. Ben Waddell and family were vis iting relatives here Saturday. Mrs. Robert Brooks has been sick during the past week, but we are glad to say she is some better. Academy was well represented at commencement exercises at Martin Institute, attending both day and night exercises. 00000000000 o o POND FORK o 00000000000 o MR. PETHEL HAS BIRTHDAY Several relatives and friends gathered at the home of A. M. Peth el on Sunday to enjoy with him the celebration of his forty-eighth birth day. At noon the table was laden ed with delicious food which all en joyed. His guesls left wishing him many returns of the happy occasion. Rev. McNeal preached an inter esting sermon to a large audience Sunday. Several visitors were pres ent. Willie Harrison was week-end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harrison. Rev. and Mrs. Jewell Brumbalow were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brumbalow Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White were week-end guests of relatives in Gainesville. James Brumbalow and children, and Mrs. T. W. Gee were Sunday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Foster in Gainesville. Quite a number from here attend ed the commencement at Talmo Fri day and ‘Saturday. Mrs. G. A. White and Mrs. Pearl Gee were guests of Mrs. Louise White Friday. Mr .and Mrs. Bob Bryant were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Odus Bryant Sunday. Glad to report Mrs. Albert Brum balow is improving. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. 1 00000000000 o o ORR’S o 00000000000 o Rather a strange coincidence oc curred one morning last week, when Luther Griflfeth went out to feed his stock. He found one of his pair of young horses already dead and the other one almost dead. Mesdames Purcell and Robinson and Misses Robinson and Purcell of Jefferson were among the last week’s callers here. Quite a number from Orr’s have enjoyed, the comencement exercises at Martin Institute. Mrs. Hope Harris, accompanied by Mesdames J. A. Jarrett, Fred Thomp son antf J. L. Harris, called on Mrs. Emma ' Martin on Saturday. Mesdames L. E. Herrin, J. S. Har grove apd R. L. Eavenson and Miss es Freegian and Johnnie Lou Smith, all of Winder, were callers last week on Mrs. J. L. Harris. Mr. Fillengem of Commerce is spending some days here, chasing some of the fox which visit the hen houses here. Mrs. Joe Harris, with Jamie and Bobbie, spent Saturday afternoon with her parents. Mrs. J. A. Jarrett of Winder, who spent last week with Mrs. Fred Thompson, is guest this week of Mrs. Hope Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Harris were Sunday afternoon callers on Mr. and Mis. Webbie Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Weir were visiting out of town on Sunday. Miss Ellene and Herman Walker were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris. Miss Naomi and Merritt Duncan were among the recent callers here. C. C. Vandiver was among the Sunday evening callers at Orr’s. Mesdames Fannie Freeman and Su san Brock were dinner guests on Friday of Mesdames Fredna Harris and Olevia Fairchild. School closed here on Friday with a very enjoyable ice cream festival. Walk Borders, Colored, Passes Wash Borders, colored, passed away here last Thursday. Wash was a typical Southern darkey. He had been a preacher in the colored Bap tist church for many years. He had lived out his three score years and ten, and had been in failing health for some time. He had spent most of his life here where he owned a nice home and reared a large family of children, several of whom, togeth er with his wife, Leila, are left to mourn his going away. His body was laid to rest at Jones Chapel church. Orr’s extends sympathy to the bereaved family. MRS. VINSON COMPLIMENTED AT DINNER Mrs. G. C. Vinson of Thomasville, Ga., State president of the American Legion Auxiliary, en route to Com merce, spent Tyqsday night in the ci ty, the guest of Mrs. Byrd Martin,who came home from South Carolina to be hostess to the visitors. At six p. m. at the Harrison Hotel, the lo cal auxiliary entertained at dinner in honor of Mrs. Vinson. Those present were Mrs. Vinson, Mrs. Mar tin, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Catlett, J. F. Eckles, Misses Clara Adams, Clau dine Robinson and Opal Johnston. 00000000000 o o MOUNTAIN CREEK o 00000000000 o We had a large crowd at church Sunday afternoon. Miss Georgia Murphy spent Sat urday night with her sister, Miss Kathrine jMurphy, near Harmony church. Mrs. Bannie Ivey spent 'Sunday with her daughter, Mra. Perry of Pendergrass. Mr. and Mrs. Herachel Cooper spent- Sunday with hia sister, Mrs Woodrow Murphy of Haschton. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Murphy took dinner Saturday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Murphy. Mrs. W. P. Murphy spent Saturday night with her mother, Mrs. Skelton of near Braselton, who is right sick. Hope for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Cicero Ash is right sick. Hope she will soon be out again, for one who takes a hand in the Lord s work is surely missed each time w j meet. 'Singing every Sunday night is well attended. Come out and help in the good work. Mr. and Mrs. Lat Smith were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Murphy. Miss Dora Murphy of Gainesville was week-end guest of home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cooper were visiting their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Brown at Pond Fork Sunday. 00000000 00000 o NEW VIRGIL o 0000000000000 Sunday school is just fine, but we want it better and you are needed and will be welcomed. Lonnie Brooks and children of North Carolina were guests of W. H Brooks and Hugh Phillips Saturday. A good many from here attended the reunion at Mrs. J. W. Evan.. Sunday. R. L. Phillips was the guest of Clyde Doster in Jefferson Saturday night and Sunday;- Hugh Whitehead was the guest of Hugh Phillips Friday. Mrs. A. T. Phillips and daughter were the guests of Mrs. J. H. Phil lips of Walnut. J. H. Phillips was the guest of Hugh Phillips 'Sunday. ROOSEVELT THEATRE PHONE 192. JEFFERSON, GA. 7:00 TO 11.00 O’CLOCK EACH NIGHT Matinee* Wednesday, 10:30 a. in.; Friday 3:30 p. m. SATURDAY 1 p. m. to 11 p. m. •cte.c’C'cictKirctK'C'ctcicic'c'ttc'cecscictctc'rctctciciC'C'CictciciC'C'eic'Cic'Cimi Thursday and Friday Cary Grant, Jas. Stewart, K. Hepburn, in THE PHILADELPHIA STORY Also, Cartoon ADMISSION 10 AND 20 CENTS (Lee Chrystal) Saturday Don (Red) Barry, in THE PHANTOM COWBOY Also, Chapter 13, of Winners of the West, and a Charlie Chase Comedy ADMISSION ALL DAY, 10c AND 15c (S. A. Smith) WVViCVXWWiCWWC'CWWW'Ctf'CtCICtCtfICWtftCICICIMIC'CICiCW'VCICtCiCIC'Cif Monday James Stewart and Heddy Lamar, in COME LIVE WITH ME Also, Newsreel and Comedy Matinee Monday 10:30 a. m. Admission 10 and 25 Cent* (Mrs. F. C. Gilbert) l(lClC<CtC'€lCl(ecw<C*CiC'C':'C<€lC>C'CtC*liflCtM'Cf'CtCtClCtClCiCllC Tuesday and Wednesday Judy Garland and George Murphy, in LITTLE NELLIE KELLEY Also, Chapter 13 of Drums of Fu Manchu and Comedy Matinee Wednesday 10:30 a. m. Admission, Matinee and Night, 10c and 15c (Hugh Christopher) If your name appears in this adyertisament, clip and present it at tha door for a complimentary seat. Coming Thursday and Friday of next week, Cary Grant and Irene Dunn, in Penny Serenade J. FOSTER ECKLES INSURANCE Jefferson, Georgia PAGE FIVE. Death Claims Mrs. J. EL J. Lord At the home of Mrs. David Holli day in the Mountain View communi ty, near Maysville, on Friday, May 16, Mrs. J. E. J. Lord passed into eternity. Funeral services, conduct ed by Rev. C. W. Henderson of Roy ston and Dr. C. C. Took** of Com merce, were held Sunday afternoon at Mt. Olive Baptist church, of which the deceased was a member. The large crowd of friends and relatives attending the services, and the beautiful flowers sent by lovad ones attested the high esteem in which she was held. Her body was laid to rest in the church cemetsry, with Herman, Spurgeon and Brough ton Lord and Clarence, Foster and Morgan Wilhite acting as pall-bear ers. Mrs. Lord was the widow of the late J. E. J. Lord, one of Jackson county’s outstanding educators. She was the daughter of the late John M. and Mollie Griffeth Wilhite, pioneer citizens of this county. She was a woman of culture and refine ment and was known widely for her Christian character. Before her last illness, which covered a long period of four years, she took an interest in every activity of life that was helpful to family, friends and the community in which she resided. Surviving the deceased are seven children? Herman Lord of Birming ham, Ala., Mrs. David Holliday of Maysville, Mrs. Raymond Reynolds of Atlanta, Gladstone Lord of Com merce, Spurgeon Lord of Birming ham, Broughton Lord of Thomas ville, N. C., and Miss Lollie Lord of Commerce. Also, by eight brothers and sisters: Mrs. E. H. Nunn of Jefferson, Mrs. J. F Maddox of Ash burn, Clarence, Foster and Morgan Wilhite of Jefferson, Mrs. L. M. Cartledge of Atlanta, Mrs. Mollie Sims of Valdosta and Miss Myra Wilhite of Apple Valley. Also, by a step-mother and six half-brothers and sisters: Mrs. J. M. Wilhite, Mrs. Egbert Burns, Misses Nena and Lu cile Wilhite, all of Athens, Mrs. Guy G. Barnett of Carnesville, Ted Wil hite of Dublin and Mrs. Roy Scog gins of Athens.