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Stoekbridge Social Items.
A Lovely Social.
A pretty social event of last
week was was the “Burks Party”
given by Mrs. W. W. Ward in
honor of Miss Ethel Sowell, the
guest of Miss Ruth Clark. The
tables were arranged on the lawn.
Punch was served from an attrac
tive little nook on the lawn. The
scene was quite picturesque on
this hot afternoon with the happy
young women together, Delicious
refreshments were served, The
color scheme was yellow and this
was carried out in every detail.
The invited guests were: Misses
Leo and Laura Davis, Lillian High
tower, Corrie Gossett, Artie Bel
lah, Myrna Berry, Mesdames Rob
ert Hawkins, of Shreveport, La.,
Camden Sprayberry, of F ippen,
Charley DeLong, W. F. Grant,
Augustus Swann, Parks Lee, John
Walden, Hardy Askew, Ab Harris,
of FI ippen, Z. D. Ward, and Misses
Usher Hinton and Mary Ola Lee,
ot Atlanta.
Miss Green Livingston, of Red,
is the guest this week of Mrs. John
Walden and Mrs. Parks Lee.
Miss Willie Berry has returned
home from several weeks’ visit to
Atlanta.
LOAFERS
These in tv be found about every community. They are men who
s::am to have tiin ■ for everything but earning a living.
T i i.y are n >t pro Dicers an 1 ad l nothing to the value of property.
As they never have any business with banks they do not interest ns.
There is however, a lot of loafers in this community in whom we are
in to rest-.* 1. .Many of them bear the legend : “In God we trust.” They
are hidden in out-of-the-way places, pork barrels, old sacks, bed ticks,
tin cans. etc. They are earning nothing for their owners, nor ar<
they o. tin slightest b motifc to the community, and there are enough
of linn 1 iif-u*-; in this e>n n l lity to run a bank if put to work. N<
farmer would keep a hired man around who did not work, and if all
his hens stopped laying eggs and the cows refused *o give any mon
milk, they would be disposed of. Let's get these dollar loafers busy
and the la st place to start tli-r.i is at tips bank. And the owners may
rest assured that they will be safe in our li inds, but they will be put
to work at once. If all the idle money in in this county was at work
all *the time, ns it should !><•. the prosperity of everyone in the county
would be geratly increased there!) . .
Now do not allow any such loafers to lie idle about yon, but rush
them into the bank and watch them work. We are open every day to
receive them.
THE BANK OF HENRY COUNTY,
McDonough, - Ga.
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Horton Co.
M'.'Donongli. Ga.
The Dr. T. W. Rod wine & Co.
Hampton, < in.
A frill snoplv of Legal Brinks
on hand at. Bank of Locust Grove.
R. 0. JACKSON,
At*torney-at- Law,
MCDONOI’OU, (iA.
Ottii e o\rr * :nr store.
IA A. F^ROWN,
DENTIST
1 >pT:ok Horns:
7 ito to M. to 5 P. v.
O.Ti m \ ‘.v 'l;*'4>>t ie Ituilrliie.
T. A. FHFSFY.
DENTIST
Ohvtck Hours :
to 12 A- M. 1 to 5 P. M.
Senator S. C. McWilliams spent
Sunday at home. Mr. McWilliams
was one of the special committee
from the Senate that spent the
week-end at Chattanooga looking
after the state’s property there.
Mr. Mac Carnes is leading the
I singing in the union meeting now
in progress here.
Mrs. H. M. Glass is spending a
few days at the home of Jier fath
i er, Dr. Raleigh Hightower, at
White House.
Mrs. Olivia Ward and Mr. Rcs
[ ser Ward were the dinner
of Mrs. W. F. Grant Tuesday.
Mrs. John Ward and childrc n
are visiting friends in Jackson.
Mr. A. W. Mays spent Monday
in Atlanta.
Misses Bessie and Aldine Crus
selle are the guests this week of
Miss Sarah Mays.
Mr. John Tucker Dorsey was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Augus
tus Swann Tuesday night.
Revs. James Bradley and J. A.
Simpson will begin services at Flat i
Rock Presbyterian church the sth
Sunday and carry them on through
the week.
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Mr, C. E. Kernaghan, of Macon,
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OUR SPECIAL MIDSUMMER SALE OF (
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