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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1915)
FAIR VIEW. Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Chappell and Mr. and Mrs. Cloma Morris spent Sunday w ith Mr. Robert Chappell and family. The sinking given by Miss Vera Maud Sanders Saturday nigh* was enjoyed by all preset.. _ „ - Miss Ethel C (mvwvisited hi>me foik last week-end. Mrs. Mary Copeland visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lester and turnily a few days iast week. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Duncan are visiting their daughter* Mis. J. W. Sanders. Mrs. D. M. Weems visited her parents, Mr. find Mrs. Akin, of Orchard Hill, last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Martin spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carr. BILLIKIN. Fiat Rock. The entertainment given by Miss Temp e Ford Friday night was enjoyed by all present. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Patillo are ail smiles over a girl at their home. Miss Essie Driver called on Miss Mary Walden a short while Mon day. Many changes has been made in this community the past week. Everybody is trying to move. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo Hammonds will regret to hear of the death of their little boy, who died with membranous croup November 22, at his home in Rockdale county. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones. Mr. and Mr s. Raleigh Allen will leave in a few days for their home at Murreycross, Ala. Blue Eyes. South Avenue. Rev. Walter Carmichael filled his first appointment at Bethel Saturday and Sunday. Wedding bells are ringing from every direction. Mrs. T. W. Peterman spent Thursday with Mrs. W. N. South. Mr. Will Lee Skelton, formerly of Henry county, died at his home near Rtd&ivon Wednesday of last week. The funeral and interment were at Redan. 't '. * • Rev. and Mrs. Walter Carmi chael spent S turday night witti Mrs. J. W. Thurman’s famil,. \ V s ■*' Miss Julia Riley spent the week end with her sister, M 1 ->s Mamie Riley, at the home of Mr. Henry Riley, at Flippen. Mr. T. W. Peterman spent Mon day and Tue- iy i die Gate City. Misses IT rr;eu \ Chiffie < * •' Clark were th _n v 'Mrs. C. W. South Thu* sd i> -moon. Mr. W. D P fiss Jes sie Johnson • . at the home of Mr. , Sunday afternoon. SY BEE. pmp • , rAL ; AT LGV • We do not fiu.ri one ' ore than the j> ice v «.• • •'«. fka.air r..*.r f -■; - a'4 iku I >■'■ ■ ijfli LESS Best Gold Cr v/ns Bridge Work . . - zv ' ;. vV « A best * SET OF ‘ E ir- Painless Mettm • Toilful Ope-stars of years’ experience- V vHi j>o your rail road fare to Atlanta if your work amounts to a -tch oi f ’ O. One Pri c Denial Q/Kce, 106 , <’V^5 , t.'.«U 5t Cor. y.'f-' A' i’arta, C* Jenkinsburg. Mr. Charlie Kimbell and daugh ter, Mane, visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. ('. Tolleson have returned home, after a pleasant visit to relatives in Forsyth. *"***. r ' * ••• * • . Mr. Tom Ingram, of McDon ough, spoilt the week-end* with his brother, Mr. Jim Ingram. ’ Mr. T. S. Steele and son, Willie, spent Friday in Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. -ToHeson. of Ola., spsnt the week-end with the former’s father, Mr. J..C. Tolle son. Messrs. Askew Cook and Jim Bowden, of Jackson, spent Sun day here with hometolk. Mrs. Beulah Chambers and children spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Lindsey. Mrs. Athey Childs, of Phiilippi, spent Monday with relatives. Kids. Round About News. Mr L. C. Butler and daughter, Miss Tennie, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Clark Sunday. Mr. H. A. Jarrett, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with homefolk, ac companiei by Mr. Roy Parker. Mrs. B. W. Walden and daugh ters, Misses Mandy and Kate, and son, Cecil, visited Mrs. J. T. Mays Wednesday. Misses Grace Hightower and Eunice Beliah spent one night last week with Miss Carolyn Walden. Misses Anne and Rosa Jarrett spent a few days last week with their sister, Mrs. Monroe Bair. Misses Snowdie and Chiffie Clark spent Saturday afternoon with Misses Mandy and Kate Wal den. Miss Ruby Branan, of Stock bridge, who is in The Henry County Weekly’s Contest, was over in this section last Monday. Mr. Jackson visited Morris Grove school last Tuesday. The school is progressing and practic ing for an exhibition just before Christmas. The surprise party given to Mr. and Mrs. Grem Jones Friday night was an enjoyable event and largely attended. Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Allen and Mr. Ben Jones visited Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jarrett Monday. Messrs. B. W. Welden and J. T. Snravberry attended Dr. Sprav berry’s funeral Sunday afternoon at the Mister’s cemetery. Fairy Fay. What Is the Best Remedy For Constipation? This 13 a question asked us many times each day. The answer is utexaßE. deplete, We guarantee them to be satisfactory to you. Sold only by us, 10 cents. The McDonough Drug Co. " L4ME YOUR OWN f paint! ZZf YOU will SAVE -ffT 56 ct 3. PER GAL. this is bow u J Buy 4 g als. U.t.'&M, Sctiu / Mixed Real Paint $8.40 i j/i And 3 gals. L- .iseed Cil '‘X \ 1 estimated cost of 2AO It h Makes 7 gals. Paint for $ :0.80 Aft i It's only $1.54 per gal. The '.. & VS. SEMI-MIXE! «FtJ. PAINT IS PtJWE VVjfiTE i-> -O'. ilM f mil f IViFEM OR the knou ifuina* materials lor lJ v y^ars. Cce a gallon ou t of any >ol buy and if not the best paint made, then return the paint and get all your money b xk Cofieltind-Turner M -rear r ile » <*in;viny, McDonough, - - CK-orgia The Rurai Credit Problem. President Wilson is again urg ing congressmen to establish a rural credit svstein, and the agri cultural sections are demanding action. It is, of course, possible that illusory hopes nave been held out to the farmers of the low interest f - m - • rates to be secured under a rural credit organization. The fact that European farmers borrow money for three to four per cent in this way does not prove the same thing can be done here. In terest rates and labor have al ways been low abroad. The ma chinery for such an organization would cost more in this country of higher salaries, and the Ameri can investon gets a higher rate on his monev. Still t!.e American farmer is as sessed a too high rale for his bor rowings. Loaning companies make too much money. Their service as intermediary is neces s try to give the borrower security that the prosperity is duly exam ined and supervised. But many little companies are doing this business on too small a scale for an economical result. The i r charge for their service is too high. The average lender on farm mortgages probably gets about six per cent. If the business were standardized, supervised and con solidated, so that a farm loan would look as good as a railroad bond, the lender might be satis fied wilh five per cent. The bor rower would have to pay the in termediary service of the rural eredit organization, and it is not likely that he wtll pav less than six per cent. Some of the fanners, particu larjy in the East, may get their Tax Collector’s Rounds For 1915. Locust Grove, Alonday, Nov. 22 Hampton, Tuesday, Nov, 23 Flippen, Wednesday, Nov. 24 McMullen’s Friday, Nov. 26 Kelley’s Store, a.m.1,. . .. Ellistown, p m.r ont, av> Nov - 2 7 Ola, a m ) T . .. Bryan’s Store, p m. j T “esday, Nov. 30 Morris&Sims’Stores, a.m.l Simmons&Son’sStore,noon Thursday, Dec. 2 Brushy Knob, p.m.j Scarborough’s Store, a.m.1,. .. Shake rag, p m friday, Dec. 3 Sixth, Wednesday, Dec. 8 Stockbiidge, Thursday, Dec. 9 Hamp on, Friday, Dec. 10 Locust Grove, Monday, Dec. 13 Tussahaw, Tuesday, Dec. 14 Beersheba, Wednesday, Dec. 15 V hitehouse, a.m.:, Kelley town, p.m. j Thursdav ’ I)ec - ,6 Luelia, Friday, Dec. 17 Will be in McDonough every Saturday and Ist Tues Jav and Wednesdav the Ist December. •r •» J. H. WALLACE, T. C„ H. C. loans now for six per cent, includ ing commissions and discounts. This is too much If ibis rate could be lowered by rural credits organizations, young men won d be encouraged to take up farming and one charge on loou produc tion reduced —Brunswick Baum. r. FOR SALE Cabbie Plants Early Jersey ami Waketiei Home grown, now ready. \V. 8. J. In gram— Adv. A SANE CHRISTMAS Is the kind voir spend, it \ou begin your Christmas Shopping now. OiR STORE IS FULL ot New Holiday Goods. J Diamonds, Watches, Lavallierc". Pins and Broaches. We c:r elp you select your gifts. Sp« ci••• vttention given to repairs. 1 Come to DUGGAN & BOOKOUT 5a West Mitchell Street Atlanta, Georgia. FOR RENT —One house on College street, now occupied by Mr. 0. F. Spinks; one house on Bryan street, now occupied by C. R. McKinley. Apply to Mrs. An na Weaver. —Adv. tf. Do Not Gripe We hnve a pleasant laxative that will do just what you want it. to do. jtexoßC Otd&iZieAs We sell thousands ot them and we hove never sef-n a better remedy tor the buwds- Sold ouly by us, 10 ctiuls. Th« McDonough Drug Co.
