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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1914)
the: Henry County Weekly FRANK REAGAN. Editor. Entered at the postofllot* at MoDonuug Ga.i as second- ‘lass mail matter. * Advertising Kates furnished on appli satlon. | 0 Trial On. in of Henry County. McDonough, Ga., Dec. 4 , 1014. Of the many enjoyable thanks giving dinners in McDonough no ■ • o"- more so than the fam ily dinner < ven by Mrs. Annie Whitehead Those present out sid <!;*;• fat y were Mr. and Mrs. Win: and Mrs. Emily Rosser. For ..He oj Rent—My residsnce on Ateu ta sh Apply J. F. Wall, McDonough or 0. 0. Tolloson, Dothan, Ala. Adv. 12-18,4. Mrs. Alex Brown has been visit ing relatives in Bullochville this week. The 31st of December the U .ie ! Daughters of the Confed ercy will nave their next meeting with Mrs. S. W. Farrar at 2:30 o’clock. M Walter Ingram left Friday tospendafew days with his broth er, Mr. Lum Ingram, at Fayette ville, and then to return to Phil adelphia, where he will resume his> duties m the U. S. Navy. Mr Grady Ingram spent Thanksgividg Day hunting near Mt. Cornel. Miss Dorris Nutt, of Jackson, was the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. E. I). Tolleson. Messrs. Joel and C. W. Banks ton were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Wells, at Fort Valley, at a family reunion on Thanksgiving Day. Money Raising Squabs. Carneaux Pigeons The kind that raises pound squabs with white meat, $2.50 and $3.00 pair. Antonio Pomar, Griffin, Ga. 12-4, 2. Adv. Mrs. Nolan Hostess. A pleasant occasion of Thanks giving was the dinner at which Mrs. Annie Nolan entertained for pleasure of the pastors of the three churches and their wives and a few other friends. Miss Annie Lemon with a party of friends from Agnes Scott Col lege were at home for the day. A well prepared and delighnful dm.ier was beautifully served. Noi the least enjoyable thing of tin pleasant day was the singing of Miss Annie Nolan. I | Daughters of Confederacy Meet. The last regular meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy met with Mrs. J. M. Gilmore. The meeting began with prayer, then a song, Tenting on the Old Camp Ground; after which busi ness was taken up, among other things that was brought up by the president, Mrs. Louche, was the buying and wearing cotton goods made at home, and, to show her good faith, she came wearing a cotton dress, spun and woven at the Butts county mills from cotton grown in Henry County. This goods which is a soft cream crepe, costing 7cts per yard, made a very attrctive go-vn. A most delightful afternoon was sppnt witii Mrs. Gilmore and the Daughters will want to come again. |¥ ■ ■ . r , ' - ! i ■ V' ' J /. v ■-<>*' TM* —'—-l ISksmzsswe I I - . A WC>M rm 4 j •(ALL* 'Z -l 'if \ Ft VV ■ • V:- t A fhjlsfc &3eiSfeil *: ! ; ' ■ (I irnffiom i L ESafe rmm. 'am.: n.m -■< ijuryf rat.. * Kimball’s DairyFarmer^ rl T>.« G_xS«'tt» . C TK# National Dair> , I 'Hr'.' -'.. v '■ X .”* *,. r 1 wilmmkm GREENS Fruil Grower Yk invite everybody to take advantage of this Big Offer. 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