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HENRY COUNTY WEEKLY.
J. A. POUCHE, Publisher.
K. Li. JOHNSON Editor.
■nterod at the postofflc# at McDoa
•ugh, aa tecond-clasa mail matter.
Advertising Rate*: SI.OO per lack
per month. Reduction on standing
MKtraote by apeclal agreement,
McDonoh,Ga , May 8, 1908.
PLEASANT GROVE-
There was a large crowd out at
the closing exercises of school.
Mr. Shields, one of the candidates
out for treasurer, was in our midst
one day last week.
Mrs. Mattie Starr, of Mansfield,
Mesdames Andrews and Tnurman,
of Atlanta, were at the School en
tertainment.
Messrs. Buck Moseley and Jesse
Phillips, Sr., visited Mr. Ben Wal
den, of near Smyrna campground,
Monday and report him steadily
growing weaker.
Mr. Claud Mayfield, of near Con
yers, attended services at Ozias
Sunday.
Mr. T. N. Moseley, the famous
McDonough barber, spent a while
with home folks Sunday.
Miss Nora Crumbley dined with
Miss Emma Moseley Sunday.
Messrs. Parks and Hiram Cook
were out to meeting Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brannan
took dinner with Elder and Mrs.
A. C. Elliott Sunday.
Mr. E Oglesby, of McDonough,
visited ye scribe Saturday evening.
WHITE HOUSE,
(Last Week’s Letter.)
JV large crowd attended services
at Ozias Sunday.
Mr. Will Crumhley and family
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Dr. Hightower.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Elliott visi
ted Stockbridge Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Americus Elliott, of McDon
ough, was a welcome visitor in our
midst Sunday.
Messrs. Highly Knight and Irby |
Elliott with Misses Bessie Collins
and Vivian Burch spent Sunday
with the Misses Moseley’s.
Mrs. Frank Crnmbley is spending
this week at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott.
Several of our young people en
joyed a nice ride Sunday afternoon.
Clyde and Bessie Moseley spent
Monday with Nannie 8., and Bessie
Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moseley spent
Sunday with their son, Tip.
Mr. Ernest Elliott was in our
midst Saturday afternoon.
I guess Miss Bessie Moseley felt
rather sad Sunday.
Most of the men from here at
tended court Monday.
Mr. Lee Hinton passed our way
Sunday p. m.
Mr. Hiram Cook, of McDonough,
spent Sunday with Mr. Tip Mose
ley.
PHILLIPPI.
(Last Week’s Letter.)
Everything seems very much re
freshed since the much needed rain
came.
An unusual large crowd attended
service at this place Saturday and
Sunday.
* Mr. Allen, Mrs. Onie and Miss
Meatice Crumbley visited Mrs. Al
lie Kimble, of Jackson, Monday.
Almost all of the farmers of this
section, attended court and the
speaking Monday in McDonough.
Mrs. Lois Tingle spent Monday
with Emma Tingle.
Miss Saveppa English gave a
musical entertainment Saturday
night, which was enjoyed by many
of her young friends.
Mr. Oscar McKibben a very prom
nent young man of this comminity
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends and relatives at Wortliville.
There is to be a singing at Pliil
lipi Sunday afternoon, everyone is.
cordially invited to attend.
Mr. and Miss Hilley, of Worth
ville, spent Sunday with Miss Cleo
Moss.
Mr. John Woodward has exchang
ed hitching posts with Phin Wood
ward.
Misses Florence and Felicia Mor
rison and Mr. Sasnett Crumb, of
Jaokson, visited Mrs. Alice Collins
Sunday.
Mr. John Bearden who has been
assisting in the erection of his
father’s house, returned to his
home in La., Saturday.
The Literary School at this place
will close Friday afternoon, also
the closing exercises will be given
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Bird Jackson, of
near B jathany visited Mrs. Pothen
ia Bearden Sunday.
PLEASANT GROVE
s —
(Las*t Week’s Letter.)
Hurrah for the Memorial edition
of The Weekly.
Mr. John Moseley and family, of
near Salem, visited Mr. J. B. Mose
ley, Jr., and wife.
There was a good size crowd out
to the sale at the late Uncle Billy
Chafin’s Saturday morning.
Candidate, J. T. Hendon was in
CLOTHING
We have a nice line ot- white
Vests at $1.35 up.
We have a complete stock ot
men and boys’ Clothing
to suit you in both style
aud price.
HATS
We have a complete stock ot
men and boys’ Hats in
the latest styles and
shapes.
these parts one day last ■week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Aiken wor
shipped at Delta Grove Sunday.
Little Travis Elliott is sick
with remittent fever at this writing
Misses Emma Moseley and Annie
Aiken took dinner with Miss Nel
lie May Thompson Sunday.
Elder A. C. Elliott and Mr. J. B.
Moseley, Sr., went over to Mt. Mo
riah, a church near Mansfield in
Newton county, Saturday and Sun
day. j
Mrs. Caroline Moseley spent the
week’s end with her daughter, Mrs.
Jesse Phillips, Sr.
Mrs. Virlie Gleaton visited Mrs.
Cora Gleaton Monday.
DELTA GROVE.
(Last Week’s Letter.)
Planting cotton seed the order of
the day.
Mr. Rufe Love and family spent
Sunday with Mr. R. L. Thompson.
Dr. T. G. Campbell and wife visi
ted his sister in Clay ten Sunday.
Our sick are still improving.
Mr. Jno W. Love has been <jnite
sick since our last communication,
but is improving now.
Mr. Sam Aiken with a small
group of the fairer sex gave our
town a pop call Saturday evening.
Misses Hilda Green and Annie
Bess Fargason were the guests of
Mrs. Florence the commencement.
Mr. Robert Crumbley and family,
of McD(»ough, •risited Mr. L. P.
Owen Sunday.
Quite a large and appreciative
audience attended the commence
ment exercises of Pleasant Grove
last Friday night. From the sweet
little song of the four year tot to
weird idiosyncrasies of “Grandpa
and Grandma.” Every piece was
well rendered and traces of the
« m a
master’s hand with evidences of
painstaking care and artistic train
ing were.apparent in every recita
tion. The evening will bo long and
pleasantly remembered by those
who had the pleasure of attending
HOPEWELL
(Last Week’s Letter.)
Well, we have been having some
stormy weather.
Mrs. Mattie Burks and two
daughters, Leila and Lenora, of
Hartselle, Ala., are visiting rela
tives at Stockbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Bearlie Lewis, of
near McDonough were the guests of
Mrs. Bob Gilbert near here Satur
day and Sunday.
Messrs. Lee Green and J. Harper
Edd Green and Abb Bryans, of Sa
lem attended the picnic at Betts 7
pond Saturday and had a runaway
before they got home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elma Starr of
Stockbridge visited Mr. and Mrs.
Lonnie Wilson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe Carroll spent
Sunday with Mrs. Josh Berry near
Jonesboro.
Mr. Jim Gilbert called on Miss
Lunie Davis of Jonesboro Sunday.
Miss Una Carroll of near Stock
bridge entertained quite a number
of youngsters Sunday. Those
present were: Misses Alice Car
roll and Lois Gilbert, Messrs. Bob
Brannan, Manley Smith and Reu
ben Kelley.
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Miss Oina Fincher of Morrow
visited Miss Bettie Wilson Satur
day night and Sunday. ,
Miss Lois Gilbert and Mr. Roy
Brannan of near Flippen went to
the picnic at Bett s pond Saturday.
Mr. N. J. Carroll and daughter,
Mrs. John Lee, spent Munday with
Mrs. J. 8. Gilbert.
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