The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, October 17, 1913, Image 4
THE HENRY COUNTY WEEKLY HANK KKAfiAN, Kdifor Entered at thewstoffiooat McDonough, tta , as second-class mail matter. Advertising Rates furnished on appli cation. 4 Official Organ of Henry County. McDonough, Ga. Cc 17 1913, C'AKIM OF THANKS, OHJTFAKIEB. AND KESOIATTIONS. No Card of Things, Obituaries, or Reso lutions, of any length, will be publish free. The rate for sneb is one and one-half cents pei woid. None published for less that twenty-five cents. In a’l cases cash must •ooompany the copy. Manuscript not ac oompanied with postage for their return will not be returned. News. News of every kind is especially welcomed by the Editor. Please notify him of all deaths, marriages, etc. Warning, No statements purporting to oome from The Henry County Weekly are genuine unless they have writlen on their face the signature of Frank Reagan Editor, or are presented by him in person. Any person receiving such a statement will please notify Frank Reagan, Editor McDonough, Georgia. It ; i On Giving Poison. There are various kinds of pois ons and various ways of adminis tering them. Some serve a useful purpose. . Otie class of poison there is, however, which serves no useful purpose. No, we do not refer to ti e pois on which is taken into the body. It is the kind we think of when we read that Scripture, “not what enters into the mouth but what proceedeth from the mouth defil eth a man.” The host who would so abuse the scared trust of hospitaiity as to poison his guest’s food is indeed worthy of censure most serve and punishment proprotionate. But he who feeds poison to the mind and so prolongs in degener acy a life which would have profi ted by bodily poison,—such an af fender is a much worse offendrr. And of this latter character are the Atlanta daily newspapers. If it were possible to trace many criminal deeds to the impu'se which set them in motion, tne trail would end in the news office of these Atlanta papers. Organized movements have been at work to suppress vice and crime inthat great city. But until they suppress the greatest encourge ment to crime, in the shape of their daily papers, their progress will not be marked. Such papers cannot excuse them selves on the ground that the people want such sensations and filth for the mind. It can become a crime to give the people what they want. These papers have given details of events to the point of nauseat ing even healthy minds, and one has gone for below the plane of deceny in the matter it publishes. These Atlanta newspapers are sowing the winds and are stirring a whirlwind for their reaping. We would be grateful indeed if these Atlanta papers would con fine their trying of conrt cases to those in the Fulton county courts and leave those in Henry county for trial by our own juries. Missionary Society Notice. The Mission Study Class of The Woman’s Missionary Society of the McDonough Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. E. M. 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A. Peebles, Attorney. 916. J.T. Thompson vs. Oliver Jones & Mrs. Nora Welch —Complaint E. J. Reagan. Attorney. E. M. Smith, Attorney. 920. Hendley Varner vs. Ozzie Varner —Libel for Diyorce R 0. Jackson, Attorney. 930. J. S. Gilbert vs. W. W. Patterson, Deft.; J. C. Craig, E. M. Smith, Attorney. Garnishee —Garnishment [E. J. Reagan, Attorney. 934. T. J. Gleaton vs. Mrs. Nannie Chafin, Sam Chafin — E. J. Reagan, Attorney. [Protest to Land Line 945. W. T. Upchurch vs. Southern Ry. Co. —Complaint E. J. Reagan, Attorney. 946. Paul Matthews vs. Southern Ry. Co. —Complaint Brown & Brown, Attorneys. 948. O. P. Moss vs. The Central Ga. Power Co. —Complaint E. J. Reagan, Attorney. 949. Mollie Lockhart vs. Caleb Lockhart —Libel for Divorce Brown & Brown, Attorneys. 952. Dave Sharp vs. Southern Ry. Co. — E. J. Reagan, Attorney. TUESDAY 22nd. 953. I. D. Crawford, J. T. Askew vs. R. E. Henderson —Complaint Brown & Brown, Att’ys. E. M. Smith, Att’y, 954. 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Browder-Manget Co., vs. W. E. Owen—Complaint Hewlett & Dennis, Smith, Attorneys. 937. IT. W. Carmichael vs. A. F. Adamson, Ex. of James R. o. F. Wall, Att y. [Rob nson —Complaint [E, J. Reagan, Att’y. WEDNESDAY. 23rd. 988, The Bank of Locust Grove vs. B. F. Thompson—Complaint Brown & Brown, Attorneys. 990. C rmichael Lumber Co. vs. Mrs. Missouri Coker—Complaint J. F. Wall, Attorney. 991. East Atlanta Bank vs. J. M. Gardner —Complaint Doby & Chambers, E. J. Reagan, Att’ys. E. M. Smith, Att’y. 994. Lawrence Moseley vs. Mattie Moseley—Libel for Divorce E. M. Smith, Attorney. 995. W. D. Knight vs. J. M. Stroud—Cpmplaint R. O. Jackson, Attorney. 996. O. B. Turpin-J. J. Turpin vs. B. R. Turpin, et. al.—Complaint E. M. Smith, Attorney. 997. Mrs. Ida Newman vs. J. B. Newman—Appeal Brown & Brown, Attorneys. E. J. Reagan, Attorney. 998. Green & Tarpley vs. Oscar Stroud —Appeal E. M. Smith, Attorney. E. J. Reagan, Attoraey. 1009. Mrs. M. O. Hightower vs. H. C. Hightower—Assignment of E. M. Smith, Attorney. [Dower 1011. W. D. Knight ys. C. S. Heard—Foreclosure R. 0. Jackson, Attorney. In Re. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Coker —Application for Dower. J. F. Wall, Attorney. 1015. The City of McDonough, Ga., vs. E. D. Tolleson, Adm’r— E. M. Smith, Attorney. [Complaint Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fields, of Macon, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fields. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Martin are all smiles over a boy. The many friends of Elder Dan Henderson will be glad to know that he is almost well again. Mr. and Mrs. Oxford Barnett spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Medlock. Bovensville. Mrs. M. E. Bowen visited Mrs. John Ford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gleaton spent Sunday at the home of her parents. Mesdames D. J. Roseberry and Fid Bowen spent Sunday with Mrs M. E. Bowen. Miss Clara Reagan visited Miss Inez Moseley Sunday. I will close, for the waste basket I’m bound. B. B.