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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1913)
Around Bethany. Spring time and rainy weather are here. You farmers had better hustle and get your garden ready, while the soil is dry. A garden is a good thing. Miss Cleo Dorton and her broth er, Mr. Albert, have returned home, after a short visit to Mrs. Sowell. Mrs. Jim Rawls had as her guests Monday Mrs. Green Up church, Mrs. Lon McGarity, and Miss Bertha McGarity. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Rosser, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rawls. Mrs. A. W. McGarity dined with Mrs. Lon McGarity Fri 'ay. The U. G. S. club met Friday afternoon and had a very inter esting program. The guests were: Misses Maggie and Jossie Rawls, Mrs. Rape, Mrs. Hardy. Mr. RalphCulpepper, wasabsant a few days last week from his school. We will be very glad to see him back again. We regret to hear ofMr. Fmmett Rosser’s illness over here at Mr. Crawford’s, but hope he will soon recover. Mr. Clint Crawford and 1 ttle brother, Delbert, gave Mr. Elbert Harrison a very short visit Sunday morning, and Mr. Elbert Harrison accompaned them home and dined with them. Ask Mr. and Mrs. Joe McGarity if they got disappointed Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rawls spent Friday night with Mr. John Smith and sister, Miss Lizzie. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wilson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Green Upchurch. Mr. and Mrs. V. YVilliams and little daghter visited Air. and Mrs. Crawford Sunday. We had a fine Sunday School again Sunday and 1 am looking for a better one next Sunday. Everybody come? • Aunt Bell. Flat Rock lijist. Week's Letter] The farmers in this section are making use of this pretty weather. Mr. and Mrs. George Henry spent Sunday with the latter’s mother, Mrs. J. R. Wilson. Mr. Grady Morris made a busi ness trip to McDonough Saturday. Mr. Simeon Smith and sister, Mary, entertained a few of their friends Friday night at a candy pulling. Mr. Grady Morris had the mis fortune of losing a horse one night last week. Mr. Lem Wilson, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with home folk. Mrs. Frank ' Wyatt,' or near Union, is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Charlie Smith. Mrs. Jim Moseley spent Monday whh Mrs Minnie Starr. Misses Flavella and May Owen entertained a number of their friends Friday night at a valentine party. Misses Annie May and Mammie Hays called on Miss Mary Smith Friday. Mr. Will South will fill his regu lar appointment at this place next Sunday. 1 Sunflower. White Or. ington, KeMerstiaw strain, Eggs $3.00 for 15. Book jour orders early. H. J. Turner, McDonough, Ga. 3-14, 4. Adv. USE HAMPTON HIGH-GRADE FERTILIZERS MANUFACTURED BY HAMPTON FERTILIZER COMPANY HAMPTON, GEORGIA. And By Your Patronage Help This Henry County Enterprise. % WE WIGH TO THANK OUR HENRY COUNTY FRIENDG FOR THE BUGINEGG YOU HAVE GIVEN UG IN THE PAGT AND To .SOLICIT A MORE LIBERAL PATRONAGE THIG YEAR AG OUR BRANDG OF High-Grade Fertilizers Have Proven That They Are of Super= ior Merit. WE UGE ONLY THE BEGt MATERIALS To BE OBTAINED IN THE MARKETG AND ONLY GUCH AG WILL FURNIGH FOOD FOR THE GROWING PLANT IN ITG EARLEY GTAGEG OF GROWTH AND THAT WILL LAGT THROUGH THE ENTIRE GROWING PERIOD. Select some of these brands, the ones best abapted to the char acter of your soil, and give them a trial. We feel sure you will be pleased with the results you will obtain from them. Hampton Blood & 'leal Anio. 9-1 63-3 Henry County H. G. 10-1 65-2 Hampton Blood & Bone . . 9-2 47-3 Moore’s S. P. 10-1 65-2 Hampton G*ay Land . .10-1 65-4 Grain Grower . . 10- 82-4 Hampton Fish Amo. . 10-1 65 2 Harris Ex. H. G. . . 10-2 47-3 Hampton High Grade . . 10-1 65-2 Fields Climax . . 12-2 47-3 We are grateful for the support of our home people have given us and will continue to exert every effort to MERJT YOUR CONTINUED CONFIDENCE AND PATRONAGE. FOR SAFE BY Green, Tarpley & Company McDonough, Georgia. $50,000.00 To aid them in making a crop this year 1913, provided they give this Bank, THE BANK OF HENRY COUNTY their preference as to deposits and influences. Reciprocity shall be our motto. Get in touch —keep in touch with the oldest and strongest Bank in Henry County. Preference always given to those who give us preference. In terest paid on time deposits. The Bank of Henry County F. S. Etheridge, President. H. J. Copeland, Vice-President. j. b. Dickson. Cashier
