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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1909)
Renrverryber Oor\tost Closes October lr\l rrii ¥ ¥ /"'¥ . i l 7 -j The Henry County Weekly VOL, XXXIV m nt O/%p V n +pn fc* in w, W.. :. 0 Ui UOlUobid.nlb I*, j p Voting Contests jj ’r>oxOUGJT DIBTRICT. Mies :?••! ; ' !„.••. ngU. on 3210 Mis - ivini e Tarpley 4<>;>' p,: ;kes -a: ba district, Miss Annii» Richardson 3-1 *•> Mi . .1 Moivui! 2D) : SAXbY RIDGE DISTRICT. Mi:-: H!on iiason 1450 Miss Eva Mae Woods SOU HAMPTON DISTRICT, Miss Mamie Stanfield 575 Mis.- 13,: d Mitchell 1025 Miss Posie Bright 3080 m'mullen district. Miss Ellen Knight 2985 Miss Treilis Lane 730 FLIPPEN DISTRICT. Miss Willie Rountree* 350 Miss Kate Glass 4405 LOCUST GROVE DISTRICT. Miss Lois Davis 155 Miss Allie Gardner 3295 SIXTH DISTRICT. Miss Pearl Strickland 2780 Miss Cora Hand 18(30 TUSSAHAW DISTRICT. Miss Lizzie Craig _ ,*.. 1700 Miss Anna McKibben 4130 LOVE DISERICT. Miss Bessie Collins 1435 Miss Gertrude Kelley 100 BRUSHY KNOB DISTRICT ; Zadie Patti] lo 100 Miss Minie Austin 100 *Mjss Rountree has with drawn from the contest we are sorry to state. —Ed. The CONTEST closes on next Wednesday afternoon, October 27, | at 6 o’clock. Now’s the time to' get busy—s days more tc work. J niSS BLANCHE WENTZELL, ■ i « * * H!<3 H C' LA S S l thn y * * **• MCDONOUGH, - Oft. P Having sold out my entire first ship ment of Millinery, I am again ready with An Entire New Line of Nobby and High Class Goods H (**- m &•' p-' ■' r Gs V u w>« • •#%>•»! The- Gen. Joe V"! • • 1 r Chapter, U, D. C. had rcpnlar monthly meeting with I 'rs. \ugustns Swan I.ill utto-u: :u and much in ter, g Winter work, A coin’ei G : v':;s a] ;■ minted to se cure a lot to tmild a library. Good reports from all standing com mittees. Arrar . ements were made for a it b: mi Party Oct. :;0 from 8 to 11 o’clock with Mrs. Swann. Delegates were selected for the convention, meeting at West Point Nov, 3rd. Mrs. Augu stus Swann will represent the Joe Wheeler chapter. Mrs. Marvin Power represents the Harriet Tucker Hawkins Chapter children of the confederacy. Some Fine Turnips. Mr. L. L. Phillips who resides about 3 miles west of McDonough, presented to the Weekly with some of the finest turnips of the season on Thursday, There was one of the turnips that measured 6% inches across. Mr. Phillips is one of those splen did farmers of Henry that raises every thing tlmt, will grow on the farn and garden and always has the “best” as a result of his labors There are few this year who have raised turnips on account of the unfavorable conditions but Mr. Phillips succeeded despite un favorable conditions'. Bicycles! Bicycles! John R. Smith Raycycles. JV! :DONOUGH, GEORGIA, FRirV v OCTOL’ R -oq. North Geo-T- C Nov. 17t T " Very Importent Matters \ ;■ be Brought Up ror Phe 1 On That Dais. Quite a number "of i: ipovtuut matters will be np for c •nit ra tion before the No* «h ( v’cit ference, which meets in St. Paul's church, Atlanta, Nov, ! . ■ i 7Mi, The first meeting to be h l Tues day night, November lvih. It is in interest of the Widow'. 1 and Orphan’s Aid Association, the mission of whioh is to furnish SIOO to the family of a preacher when he dies. The association usually pays the family of the deceased preacher about. S4OO during the year of his death. The Conference will doubtless give much attention to pianing for colleges and schools under the patronage of the North Georgia Conference. Some $12,000 is col lected annually for educational purposes. This is the year for the election of delegates to the general confer ence and there is unusually inter est in this election, as the next general conference which meets in Ashville, N. C., in May 1910, will have a large number of bishops to eiect, as six have died since the the last general conference.—Cov ington News. Go to Misses Norman & Thra sher for your fancy groceries they have some bargains, Phon 24. 7.C. iv)o. Notice. v ' ■■ thi week, patrons «- j .ipils will please purchase them monthly School Certifiestas from Mr. Horner J, Turner at the Bank of Turner Bros. Change'of Trea surer will make no charge in price of certificates. R is hoped * imt every one -e co-operate freely in this change, for it will add greatly to the ef ficiency of our school in that the Principal will he enabled to give his entire time to the teaching and management of the schools. Board of Education City of Mc- Donough, J. B. Dickson, Pres. W. D. Greene. Sec. Fridays and Saturdays. Kuhns, the Photographer, has changed his days at McDonough and will make pictures on Fri days and Saturdays, instead of Mondays. He will be prepared to make the finer class work from now pn, but will still make the penny pictures and Post Cards. MR. ERICSOX’S OLD HOUSE. Go sec it’s a beauty. It stands out among all its neighbors, because the col oring is so bright and clear. Mr. Ericson [lainted with L. M. Paint and says it cost 1-3 loss than any before. He bought only 12 gallons of L. <fc M. Paint and 9 gallons of Linseed Oil to mix with iR This made 21 gallons of pars paint, and cost only $1.20 per gallon. It’s as hand some as the finest in town. The L <V. is sold by; Hampton RuggY Company, Ham pton. n.J. Copeland Mercanttle company'Mc- Donough Ga. PAGE' 3 v Notice. IV TaT' >*y .•. •? <- L / j j . Oonm’Unng tvifb the provisions tn ; erioim 3 and 4of “An act to -'stab is!; a system of public schools in the city of McDonough” ii i’ passed at the r<. cent e . , the General Assembly <>f.Georgia and approved by Gov - rnor Joseph M. Brown August 34, 1909, wo the undersigned, do here by declare the provisions of this Act in op ration from the dafce above written (Oct. 16,1909). J. B. Dickson. J. C. Harris. J. M. Carmichael. Bright Young Woman Passes Away. On last Thursday at noon, Miss Nevada Sorrow died at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. H. Sorrow, five miles west of MoDonongh, after an illness of several weeks from typhoid fever. She was just 19 years old, was a bright and lovely young woman. She is survived by her mother, 1 brothers and 3 sisters. The funeral and interment v.as held at Mt. Carmel on Friday, Mr. Aycock, officiating. Man Zan, the great Pile remedy, Is for any kind of Plica, for it can lie applied di rectly to the parts affected, since it is put up in a tube with thepozzleattached. By this means itching, bleeding, blind, or in I,act any kind of Piles, can be quickly and satisfactorily relieved. Hold by Ilorton DrugOo. Z. D. Ward, Stockbridge, Ga. £3 A YEA'U
