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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1911)
r IENRV COUNTY WEEILY.! FRANK K KAGAN, Editor Sinter** at the pontoffle* at McDoa j aa •eoond-clMe mall matter. Alvertldn* Ratea: ll.ot par t*«h jut Ecnlh. Reduction an ataadla* AMrtracU by apaclal agreemaat. Official Organ of Henry County. McDonough, Ga., March 24, 19111 SPECIAL SERVICES AT BAPTIST CHURCH.- ißev. E. $ Stephens, a Mission-' ary from China to Conduct Services. At tin Baptist church Sunday, March 26th Rev. E. S. Stephens, ' missionary for six years in China end now on a vacation for health •nd recreation, will be in our * idst and address the Sunday evnool at ten o’clock and preach at 'Jeven. Brother Stephens is a man of steep spirituality and earnest con secration. He is a bright and forceful speaker and there will «ot be a dull moment from the Fwginning to the end of his sess ions or addresses. All are cordially invited to at 4*.nd these services. Important announcements will also be made •US to a series of meetings to be fc“ld at the Baptist church from tube first Sunday in April. Let everybody come and help k) make rext Sunday a great day >.n the history of our people. Stockbridge Locals Mrs. W O. Butler, who was .iiite sick lasi week, is better. Miss Gre<n Livingston was the guest of Miss Alma Hinton three *tays last week. • Mr. Newton Askew has re * irned to south Georgia. The most delightful social event *d' the spring was the “Book shower” at the home of Mrs. It)hn Walden for the U. 1). C. * ' ary. Mrs. Walden’s parties -»’♦* always a success, and this one i* s doubly so every respect. At>out seventy bt i-ks were receiv ed. Miss Nina Wall favored the *-;uests with a splendid recitation, tell rendered, which was a rare treat to her Stockbridge admirers. * ittle Miss Leonora Grant, who is cine of Stockbridgc’s most attrac tive little g;rls, added much to the ntertainment, with three recita iTdns. Delicious fruit punch was served by Miss Mary Ola Lee, of Atlanta. Mrs. Walden was assist ed by her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Lee %'Kerson, in making the evening *k sant for the guests. The farmer had as her week-end ;ts to attend the “Book Show er" Misses Margaret Anderson, ♦lary O.a Lee, Marguerite Ward, *nd Lora Allen, c f Atlanta; Miss Annette Leonard, of Talbotton; Miss Green Livingston, of Stock in': ge; Miss Nina Wall, ofMcDon ijgh; Messrs. Rossc-r Ward, Frank John A. Logan, Ivan G. * pc Iran, Earnest Allen, Mercer i and Wiley Will n. Other-out of tow r. guests who Mw and Mrs. John Ward and .'An. Jack, were the guests of t ids at Kirk woe d, last Sunday. Miss Anna Butler left last Mon fay for Carrollton, to accept a po sition for the fall and winter. L •. John Brovo > remodelling : ne on the e? si side of town. Stockbridge is improving in -very way, on a'l sides. < i.t• ded the siiowt r were Dr. and i . Cumae a Sp; ay'-. rry, of v\ ooi- 'AH OUT-Of TC R4T KTRiKTft rROA OME'li WVCR ELEGMT THE REST OF THE COSTUME HAY BE. OUR MILLIAER§ BO MOT FOLLOW BUT CREATE: THEM; §0 WHEM YOU BUY YOUR Hj?T AT OUR ESTjI&USH MEAT YOU HAY KAOW THvtT THE STYLE lft RIGHT UP-TO -THE-AUAUTE. /MOTHER RE/IJ.O H WHY OUR STYLES /IRE ALWAYS FRESH, IS THIS: Wh'EA WE riR&TM/IRK. OUR H/ITI> VE DO MOT PL/ICE HIGH PRICED 0M THEM, BUT §ELL THEM AT RE/ld>o A/IBLE PROEITei. THIS M/HCEft OUR H/ITS SELL MST, /IAD EM>IBLES US TO HAVE FRESH STYLES RIGHT UP-TO-THE-MINUTE. T. A. SLOAN & CO., ----- McDonough, Ga. sey; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Estes and Miss Alpha Borne, of Rex, and Mr. Victor Carmichael, of Jackson. The home of Mr. C. C. Harrell has recently been in the hands of the decorator. Locust Grove Institute. Miss Cora Massee attended the closing services of the conference in Atlanta Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lucile Freeman spent the week-end at her home in Berner. % Miss Glausier visited friends in Macon the last of the week. The last number of the Lyceum Course was given Saturday night. The Wilbur Starr Quartette was the attraction. Interest in the F'ield Day, which comes off April 1, is on the in cline. Athletic events will in main make up the attractions. Comical races will also be a feature, among which the potato, the sack, the three-legged, and the wheelbar row races will figure. The first games of the season last Monday at Barnesville went against us by the score of 6 to 1. The Gordon team is strong this season, but the relative strength of the teams is not shown by this score. Stage fright the first two innings caused the balloon to go up. Green and Allen were the batteries for Locust Grove Insti tute. The next game will be pulled off here Saturday. Tech High School of Atlanta will be the op posing team. List of Letters. Remaining Undelivered From l'he Post Office at McDonough, Ga., For the Period Ending March 20th, 1911. S. E. Dailey, P. M. Messrs. Drewry, N. B.; Hark ness, M. 1\; Henderson, Dan; Hen drix, C. M.; Klotz, H.; Nash, John; Pearson, H. F.; Wise, J. W. Mesdames: Hearnton, Sallie; Hood, Fannie; Sellars, Lula; Tur ner, Nancia. Philiippi. Mr. Emrnit Daniel and lady vis ited Mr. H. A. and Miss Metsie Crumbley last Sunday. Rev. Z. E. Barron filled his re gular appointment here last Sat | urday and Sunday. Misses Lizzie May and Trevie ! Crumbley visited Miss Bessie 'Crumbley last Saturday night and ! Sunday. Wonder what Miss Eva Ray is buying quilt calico for. Mr. Sam Crumbley has returned home from Juliette, where he has been visiting his uncle, Mr. Marion j Crumbley. Miss Della Childs spent the ’ week-end with friends and rela tives at Jenkinsburg. Wonder ; what is so attractive there that she can’t stay away. Miss Lillie Mae McKibben visited Made by Hampton Buggy Company. p / S / Nap \ y- v _ ! N / y/j ■ ■ \ y x •+***■***-■ | -t—- j ?• ' y I 7 , * * 4 .r *» Of Finest Material and Workmanship and in all Styles. Now on display in my Buggy Barn, at McDonough. RIDE IN A HAMPTON BUGGY. I have the exclusive agency for McDonough. Ed Goodwin, m = h Miss Odessa Allen last Saturday afternoon. We have some more new cases of mumps in this section. If you haven’t had them, come and get a supply. To Correspondents. Hereafter each week we shall publish a list of those news letters which reached us on time, but could not be published. We shall merely give the numbers, and each person can judge whether his or her number is there by ref erence to the number on the lower left hand corner of the back of his envelopes. The letters received in time this week and not published were: Numbers 3, 12, 19, 20 ; 25,26, 28, and 38. Automobiles Cheaper. In the page advertisement of E-Ivl-F Cars in our last week’s issue, we gave the price of Detachable Deini-Tonneau as $1,450.00, when it should have been §1,050.00. So it is §400.00 cheaper, and Lemon Brothers can sell ii to you. Statement of the Condition of THE BANK OF HENRY COUNTY Located at McDonough, Georgia, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 7TH, 1911. RESOURCES. Demand Loans $ 28 268 85 Time Loans - - - 108.805148 Overdrafts, seen red, - - 40 502.72 Overdrafts, unsecured, - . 8. (24.38 Banking House, - - 3.759.44 Furniture and Fixtures, - 2.852 88 Other Real Estate, - - None Due from Banks and Bankers ill this state - - 27 43 74 Due from Banks and Bankers in other States - 8,950.48 Currency £ 948.00 Gold ... 10.00 Silver. Nickles, etc. 325.25 Cash Items, - 3,179.80 Clearing House, - None Advances on Cotton None Profit and Loss, - Nothing 4,463.05 Other Resources, Insurance Pre mium Uncollected - 53.17 Total - - $22*813.74 STATE OF GEORG! \. HENRY COUNTY. Before me rmm .T. B Dickson. Cashier of The Bank of Henry County, who. being duly sworn, says that the .above ai d foregoing Staten i tit is a true condition if said Bankas shown by the books of file in said Bank. J. b. Dickson. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 18th day of March. 1!M t. J. It. i uruer, C In. P. of Henry Co., da. LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in - - $50,000.00 Surplus Fund, - - 5,000.00 Undivided profits, less Current Expenses, Interest and Taxes Paid, - - 23,100.67 Due to Banks and Banker- in this state - - - 672.14 Due to Banks and Bankers in other states - Nothing Due Unpaid Dividends - - None Individual Deposits Subject to Check. ... - 105,505 51 Savings Deposits. . . None Demand Certificates, . . None Time Certificates, . . 40 420 80 ert to :! ( hecks, . None Cashier's Checks, . *i« oil Notes and Hills Rediscounted. None Bills Payable, including Time C i rificates representing borrowed money. - - None Other Liabilities, * . . None Total . . - *224,813.74
