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Happy Happenings.
Hello, Mr. Editor. I guess you
aie preparing for the Christinas
holidays. I hope you a merry
one and all the readers of this
paper.
We are having some rain after
the beautiful pleasant weather we
have had. Some of the farmers
are wishing for the cold, so they
can knock up their hogs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stanfield
visited Mrs. Jewel Callaway, of
Lovejoy, last Wednesday after
noon. She is very sick yet. She
is going to Atlanta Thursday to
have an operation performed.
Her many friends hope for her a
speedy recovery.
Misses Mae Meadows and Lela
Campbell were the guests of Mrs.
Will Barnett last Saturday night.
The pound supper at Mr. Lon
B rnett’s last Saturday night was
enjoyed by all present. Many in
teresting games were played.
Miss Maud Banks has returned
home, after a week’s visit to her
sisters, Mrs. Cora Stanfield, of
Bolingbroke, and Mrs. Fannie
Wallace, of Goggans.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dorsey visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Chat Dorsey
Sunday.
We are glad to note that Miss
Mary Medlock is improving at
this writing.
Mr. Frank Sanders, of Sunny
Side, was the guest of Mr. Josh
Dorsey last Sunday.
Mr. Tom Raddiree, of Buck
head, was buried at Liberty Hill
Saturday. He was the son-in-law
of Mr. Henry Hale, of Morrow
Station, and the husband of Arrie
Hale. He leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his death. He
was about 30 years of age.
Mrs. R. H. Chinn went to the
Gate City Thursday.
(. COMMUNITY jjU
I .SILVER. ffTk
] has. The designs are Land- HI Jpf
I somest. Let us show them /
Call and let us show you this fam '"s line.
Below is a few of ur Christmas selections suitable for the Baby
to the Grand Pa.
Gents Watches - - ■ SI.OO to $ 45.00
Ladies Watches - - - 6.00 to 45.00
Lockets Solid Gold and Filled LOO to 18.00
Set Rings - - - ■ 1.50 to 125 00
Signet Rings - - * - 1.50 to 18 50
Watch Fobs Solid and Filled - 1.25 f ' 12.50
Bracelets - - - ’ 1.25 to 15 00
Brooches Diamond set - - 8.00 * 37.50
Stick Pns Diamond Set - - 5.00 *• 25.00
Mesh Bags - - - - l- 50 900
Hand Bags - - - * 9 "
Toilet Sets - 3.00 2.00
Military Brushes - - - 1-00 8.00
And a number of other things such as, Cigarette ' in sterling,
Too*h Brushes, Nail Files, Scissors, Pearl Knive Bells, Hat
Brushes, Coat Brushes, darners, Children’s Silver Cut Glass
and Hand Painted China. All goods bought of m * engraved
free of charge. Yours for business
P. B. Cheek, Jeweler McDonough, Ga.
Well, this is the last letter for
1911. The old year will soon be
gone and a new one will soon be
here. Many of us have made
new resolutions and kept them
and perhaps many have broken
them. And some of our loved
ones have passed away. We
who have all our loved ones
should be thankful. I hope all
who have read my letters for the
last 12 months have enjoyed them,
for I have written for the benefit
of the readers and the paper too.
I wish everybody a merry Christ
mas and a .rnppy new year. May
God’s richest blessings rest upon
you all.
Pearl.
Rex.
(Last week’s Letter.)
Mr. and Mrs. Linton Powell
spent Monday in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler and daugh
ter, Miss Tennie, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Clark one day this
week.
Dr. W. C. Estes, from Atlanta,
spent Tuesday in Rex.
Messrs. Willie Callahan, Walter
Estes, and Igo Dease spent Wed
nesday afternoon in Jonesboro.
Mrs. Bill Clark visited the city
last Thursday.
Miss Vera White spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. C. W, Powell.
Mrs. Alice Barr went to Atlanta
Saturday.
Mrs. Zenomia Pattillo visited
Mr, Bill Clark and family Sunday.
Mr. Henry Toney and wife spent
Sunday with relatives here.
We regret to say that Mr. J. P.
Barr is confined to his bed. We
hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. M. A. Campbell is not any
better at this writing.
We had with us Sunday Rev.
Jack Penn. He preached a good
sermon. Fig Tree.
Beersheba.
Christmas time will soon be
here. Everybody is busy getting
ready.
Mr. Jesse Duke and sister, Miss
Lena, were the guest of their
sister, Mrs. Homer Piper, Satur
day night.
Mr. Harvey Piper, is the guest
of his cousin, Mr. Clint Piper, this
week.
Mr. Smithie Piper and wife, of
Atlanta, are visiting his brother
this week.
Mr. Laban Gunn and wife were
the guests of their brother’s family
last week.
Mrs. N. H. Preston was the
guest of her son Mr. M. 11. Preston,
last week.
Mr. John Preston has moved
his family to Griffin. We regret
to lose them.
We regret to note that uncle
Ben Lewis is quite sick, but hope
for him a speedy recovery.
Mr. Isaac Joyner was the guest
of his son, Mr. Green Joyner,
Saturday night.
Bill.
Greenwood.
Christmas is here almost and
the children are looking for Santa
Claus.
Dr. R. L. Crawford, of Locust
Grove, passed through here Sun
day.
Mr. R, R. Roan attended preach
ing at Luella Sunday.
W. E. Copeland and family
visited her sister, Mrs. J. H. Carr,
Thursday night.
Mr. H. P. Oglesby and wife
visited his mother Sunday.
Mr. W. A. Copeland called on
his son, W. E. Copeland, Wednes
day.
To Xmas Shoppers.
We have hundreds of
things to select from.
What could be of better
service than a high grade
watch. We carry the fol
lowing well Known line:
Elgin, Waltham, Hamil
ton, and Hanpden, fitted
in any design case you
should want. Also the
largest line of Ladies
watches ever shown in
Prices can’t
be beat. Any engraving
free of charge.
.....,
THE Gentleman’s watch
must combine reliability
with beauty. Discriminating - men
the world over carry
WALTHAM
COLONIAL SERIES.
Walthams of the Colonial Series re
present the last word in watch-making.
They are made as thin as it is safe to
make a reliable watch. They possess
great beauty and will give a life long
service of accurate time-keeping.
We are headquarters for fine Wal
tham Watches. All grades at a wide
price range—each grade the best at
us price.
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