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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1911)
SUNDAY SCHOOLS AT SAN FRANCISCO. Great Meeting in June. Cheap Rates far Trip. The thirteenth International international Sunday School Con vention will convene June 20-27th, 1911, in San Francisco. This Convention meets only every three years and embraces the Sunday Schools of the United States, Canada, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Bermuda, Saskatche wan Islands,New Mexico and Mex ico. In tact it is the second largest religious organization in the world. They always have from 2,500 to 4,000 delegates, besides thousands of visitors from all over the land. All delegates are entertained on Harvard Plan lodging and break fast. It is hoped we may carry a large crowd from this great South land not only to attend (the Con vention, but to see the great West and all its attractions. A number of different parties are being organized to attend this Convention in a body and so se cure their transportation and other aceojnmodations at greatly re duced rates. We have in mind an organiza tion which has already a sufficient number for four trains and can re ceive further applications. This trip will not only include San Francisco, but will include Yellowstone Pa*rk, the Yosemite Valley, and all the interesting points of the West. This trip will be first class in every respect, and everything will be done by the management for the comfort an plca-T* of all who make the b ». The expenses of the •; are in clusive and are r markably low. For further in forma non, see or address, Frank Reagan, Editor md Pc Is her. Henry County Weekly, McDonough Gu. Gordoirr News. (Last Week’s !.eti >. > M;! iy iu o. r eoininun y .re s with (in, ; We have a flourish! g school here, .vlit Miss Maud ■ 1 rge 7- teacher. All like her. Mrs Henrietta Mart .1© has u -en sick about five .tenths, is {)• ‘t t v' Miss Mina Austin wa« at home Saturday and Sunday. Miss Maud George dismissed school last Wednesday urrii Mon day. She was sick. Mrs. Mollto White is retry sick. Mr. Will ;*vaw happened to a i» d accident Saturday. While driving home from Atlanta, his h 1 ell do’ naud broM mis hip. Mr.fGorge Chafin' am. wife are h nov over the arrival oh a little one at home. Preaching at Mt. Vernon every fourth Sunaay and Saturday be fore. Miss Julia irpu' is recovering from her sickness. Mr. Milt S o borough and family dined with *:Mr new son-in-law and daughter Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Waite. Sad Bunk. F i()|jen. I hsmih. A. IlNi'n." r. . John j>ric • Wops >war. and 7hi Car juieliael made u business trip to At lanta Mondav. t r.Siterling rice,of i- T nougb, Flippen Monday. * .esyrH. Mark l/ove and nr'. May field, of Conyers, are in Flippen a. day or two mixing atid mingling with friends and relatives. Mrs. S. E. Foster and Mrs. J. T. McCullough spent Monday in Stock bridge as guest of relatives. Mr. Luke Hood, of East point is visiting his brother,Col. J. K. flood, this week. Mr. Dudley Fields,of McDonough, spent Monday morning in Flippen. Misses Leila and Oza Johnson spent Monday afternoon with Miss Myrtice Fields. Mrs. \V. T. Nottingham and little son. of Stockbridge. and Mrs. Mary Nash, of Locust G rove, spent Tues day with Mrs. O. B. Dailey. Mr, R. H. Uranium and Master erome spent Tuesday in the Gate ity. Mr. \Y. E. Touchstone made a business trip to McDonough Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dailey vis ited the latter’s parents near Julia Wednesday. Mr. H. 8. Rowan made a business trip to Atlanta Wednesday. Mrs. W. O. Miller spent Wednes day in Stockbridge with friends and relatives. Mrs. J, D. Star.field*spent Wed nesday with her sister, Mrs. T. W. Bennett. Mrs.W. H. Burch, Jr.. Mrs. Steve Glass and Mrs. Nora Brannan spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Mr. J. C. Nash, of Locust Grove, was in town Tuesday. Mr. A. G. Harris made a business trip to McDonough Tuesday. Mr. R. W. Exam spent Tuesday in Flippen. ; Mr. Candler R dley spent T lies lav night with home folks. Mr. Dawson Moss returned to his work Wednesday, after a vacation of several weeks with home folks. Mr. W. F. Rowland, of Vaughan. I was here Wednesday mixing* and i mingling with old friends. Mr. C. J. Simpson and Jake Guy ton made a business trip to Atlanta ' ednesday. Mr. Homer Harris.of McDonough spent Wednesday night with Mr. | ! ovet Burch, near Flippen. Mr. and .Mrs. F. M. Foster were i tiie guests of the latter’s mother. Firs. Cora Fields, Thursday, % Mr. Howard Love spent Thurs day with his sister. Mrs. H. Burch. J t*. Mr. .1. (1. Price and daughter. lss EtheJ, spent Friday in Ai ls nta. Mr. Green Copeland, of Mo Don ough, was in iown Friday after noon. Mr. W. H. Burch and son Jewell, made a business trip to McDonough .Satuiday. Mr. J. T. Hendon and daughter. Mss Mattie, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bailey spent Saturday with the latter’s parents, i r. and Mrs. A. B. Dailey. Mr and Mrs. C. M. Power and I .rs. M. P. Lee and little daughter, of Stookbrkige. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Harris. Jr.. Sun day. Mr. R. H. Exam and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Riiey Sunday a fternoon. Guess Who. For Sale or Rent. Lot; with 5-room house in Mc- Donough. Apply to W. T. Dick en, McDonough, Ga. tf. For Sale Cheap. Anyone needing meal or hulls will secure a bargain from J. 0. Kumbell, McDonough, Ga., for the next two 2-10, 2. Consistent foS Saving * 5 ‘gjr ° J « Is a method that insures success. To be J jjfffrl consistent is only to save judiciously — m r** save where it is possib'e. It will be pos jgHQj sible to save alter you have started in more ways than you think. Each sum *** placed in our Savings Department draws interest. Wealth made step by step is sure 5 is the kind that will be ot some g * start a Savings Account, save steadily, and IICU/ till I VCD you vvill suresy ac Q uire wealth. TRUST CO. BLOG. 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