The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, April 09, 1909, Image 6
Are you insured in the JEFFERSON? The Company that affords to the insuring public of the South the opportunity to keep Southern money at home, and obtain the same security as offered bv the Northern companies, which have grown in strength through the drainage of Southern Capital. “The Awakening” of the Industrial South demanded such a company, and it is only necessary to famil iarize yourself with the expert management of every Department to know' that it will fulfill the purpose for which it was organized. Condition Dec. 31st, 1908. Assets $527,029.02 Reserve liability 30,702.00 Surplus to Policy holders $493,498.03 JEFFERSON STANDARD INSURANCE COP ANY, HOME OFFCE, RALEIGH, N. C. OFFICERS: Jos. Q. Brown, Pres. C. W. Gold, Albert Anderson, H. D., Chas. W. Gamwell, P. D. Gold Jr., ist V. P. & Gen’l Mgr, Sec’y & Supt. of Agencies. Hedical Director. Actuary. ADDREI S S : H. H. Bass, Manager, M. C. Low, Dist. Agent, J. A. Fouche, Agent, 312 English-American Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. McDonough, Ga. McDonough Ga DANIELS SCHOOL HOUSE Hollo Mr. Editor how are you by this time alright I hope. Wo have had some tine weather the past week and the farmers of j this section have been very busy. Rev. Mr. Bowden preached a v >ry interesting sermon last Sun day at Philadelphia. Sunday School at this place was well attended Sunday afternoon, Clarence Daniel has had a phone placed in his residence, also Mr. Sam and Johny Rape has one con nected at their home. Mr. Paul Jinks happened to a p tinful accident last Saturday was a week ago, his mule became fright ened at a passing train and while trying to catch hold of his lines which was some distance away he became frightened and ran away with a plowstoek and sprained his ankle. Mr. Jnlian Gardner was ont rid ing with two of our fairest, that is right go your route old bov. Waymond Cawtlion has symp tons of matrimony. Mr. Charlie Coan went north Sunday. Mr. Paul Jinks went to gravel town Sunday afternoon, .Mr. Marvin Davis was on the north bound train Sunday a. m. Well as news is scarce I will ring off. MT. ZlbN We having some fine weather for farming and the farmers are quite busy, there have not been any cotton seed planted in onr ■Community yet Mr. Ozmore McKee visited home people Sunday. A huge crowd attended Sunday School at this place Sunday. Rev. Mr. Sams who preaches at Bethel preached atMt. Zion Satur day night. Mr. Curtis Bradbery, of neat Rex and Mr. Stanfield, of near Ellen wood were the guests of Misses Dora and Ophelia Mitchell. Mrs. Lou Mitchell and little son Wesley were the guests of Mrs. Lucy Ann Ward last Sunday they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward in the afternoon. Master Clarence Scarbrough and sister Katie were the guests of Lily and Annie Cook Saturday night. Mrs. Sarah Place, of East Atlan ta, have returned home after spending a few week with relatives around this place Mr. Edgar Clarke and Miss Co rine George accompanied by Mr. Bradley George and Miss Viola Mills visited friends near Atlanta Sunday. Misses Lema and Emma Mitchell and Corine George were the guests of Miss Viola Miller last Tuesday night. Mr. Andrew Ward and sister Pansy attended preaching at Beth el Sunday and took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Lonie Martin. Mr. and Mrs. John McKee are all smiles over the arrival of a baby boy and Mr. and Mrs. Sam White a girl and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward a boy. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Skelton paid Mr, and Mrs. John Ward a visit Friday p. m. Mrs. Geneva George bad the misfortune to fall and hurt her leg, we hope for her a speedly re covery. Mrs. Jane McMillian was the guest of her sister Mrs. Mary Riley Saturday night. I will ring off for this time. We have smelled the aromas of Spring—look out ye finny tribe. 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At this age we are able to distinguish many of the important qualities, such as the shape, point jmd serreting of the comb, color of eyes, ear bobes, etc., shape of body, neck, beak and head, length of legs and hack and the carriage of the tail, besides he is full feathered with the exception that his sickles, coverts and hackles are not fully grown. To sum it all up wejhavea perfect bird in minature in our One Pound Leghorn Cockerel, at this age he is in perfect physical condition, goes to roost like his “Pop” and knows how to crow. Take him home, care for him, give him range and see how he will grow and develope. In quoting you our prices we beg to say they are not confidential, tell your friends and neighbors—don’t be ashamed because the price looks cheap—you have a bird of quality, our “Profit Payer” his mother was “Profit Payer” and his daughters will make “Profit Payers,” that’s the way we have bred them. These prices you can afford, they have value—great value. Ten weeks’ old cockerel SI.OO each. “ “ “ pullets 125 “ Eggs $3. and $5 per 15. White Feather Farm. D. M. WEEMS, Prop., Luella, Ca. MT. BETHEL As it has been some since von heard from ns, we will tell you a few things that have happened in these parts. We have been having plenty of rain here of late. Quite a crowd attended Sunday School at this place Sunday p. m. Joe Wynn and wife visited Gliu Lagnin and wife Saturday night. Miss Lilly Wilkinson and brother Howard, attended services at New Hope Sunday afternoon. Arthur Jeffares and Miss Kate Stallworth, Lawrence Turner and Miss Luev Stroud were out riding Sunday afternoon. Miss Ethel Bledsoe visited her sis ter, Mrs. John Stone. One of the teachers of Sandy Ridge School has returned to her home in Tennessee. Mrs. M. w. Hooten visited her aunt, Mrs. J. w. Bailey Sunday. Miss Eva Barham visited her cous The JEFFERSON has for every dollar of liability assets to the amount of $|5.71» making it over four times stronger than the Southern Company next in strength. in, Miss Josie Laney Sunday p. m. Guy and Rafe Bailey spent Sat urday night and Sunday with some friends near Oak Hill. Aubert Banks and Miss Eva Mason attended the singing at worthville Sundav afternoon. Miss Alpha Coker, of Jenkins burg, spent last week with her sis ter, Mrs. Foy Martin. Rheumatism More than nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles, due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism. In such cases no internal treatement is required. Taefree applica tion of Chambelain’s Liniment is all that is needed, and it is certain to give quicK relief. Give it a trial and see for yourself how quickly it relieves the pain and sore ness. The medicine usually given infcer nally for rheumatism are poisonous or very strong medicines. 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