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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1915)
Stockbridge. Mrs. Augustus Swann and daughter, Virginia, will spend the day in Atlanta Thursday seeing Santa Claus. Misses Marguerite Hartsell and Manta Brown spent Saturday in Attanta. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mann, Mrs, Augustus Swann, Mrs. Usher Hinton at d Mrs. W. W. Ward mo tored to Atlanta Thursday to see the Birth of a Nation. Rev. I. H. Miller spent the w eek end here filling his regular ap pointment at the Stockbridge Presbyterian church Sunday morn ing and evening. Miss Manta Mr. Horace Williams and Miss Mar.deline Ward will go up to Atlanta Tuesday evening to a play given by the pupils of Miss Eastlock at the Conservators. Miss Browne will take the part of Admatis in the play Endymion. Prof. George F. Lindner of the Atlanta will spend the week end as the guest of his pupil, Will W. Ward, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Power will go to Atlanta Thursday to see the Birth of a Nation. A prett; event of last Wednes day was the home wedding of Miss Zipporah Bellah and Mr. Frank Wright. The house was artistically decorated in palms, ferns ana pink and white carna nations. The wedding march was played bv Mrs. W. W. Ward, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. Walter Carmichael, in the presence of a number of friends and relatives. Mrs. M. E. Ward, Mrs. Z. 1). Ward and son, Mrs. Rosa Lee El lison and Lady Lou McWilliams visited Atlanta Saturday. Mr. Rosser Ward has returned from a trip to Tennessee and St. Louis. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church of Stock biidge will have an oyster supper from 2:00 to 10:00 o’clock Satur day arternoon and evening at the Court House in Stockbridge. Bethel. f Everybody is looking forward to the holidays that aren’t long off. Mr. J. C. Howell and Mr. Luther Scarborough went to McDonough Saturday. Mr. Henry Bellah, r.f Woodland, was seen in this section Sunday afternoon. Messrs. John Henry Wilson, Tom Vaughn, cf Decatur, and Edd Thomas, of Lithonia, and Misses Elon, Snowdie and Chiftie Clark motored to Ellenwood Sun day afternoon. Mis- Leek Martin, Miss Ruth Turpin, and Mrs. W. H. Clark wen> io Atlanta Tuesday. Misses Snowdie and Ch ffie Clark spent the week end in Mc- Donough. the guests of Miss Mami Dickson. Mr. and Mrs J. E. Sprayberry and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Clark nd family, and Mr. and Mrs Y. C. H. Adamson and son, Darwin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis W. H. Ciark and family. Misses 011 Cook and Cal Ever ett, of Winn-house, spent M >uda\ night with .Vlr. an 1 Mrs. W. M. Clark. Tne friends of Mrs. C. W. South n ..ret la learn of her illness. Jay Bird. Jenkinsburg. Mr. Bub Harkness, of Bethany, was in our midst last week. 1 Miss Ruby Cawthon visited Misses Lillie and Nellie Ingram last week. The agricultural talks given at Jenkinsburg High School last Friday afternoon was enjoyed by a large crowd. Mr. Charlie Woodward and iit tle daughter, Mary Helen, of At lanta, spent the week end with relatives here. Misses Sallie and Beedie Thurs ton had as their guests last Fri day evening Miss Bessie Comp ton, Messrs. Joe Walker, S. E. Mitchell, and Jim Pullin. Profs. S. J. Bailey, W. W. Wil son, and J. B. Childs attended the Bible Study at Jenkinsburg Rap tist church Friday evening and rendered some fine singing. This | study is gimm every Friday eve ning, and everybody is invited to attend. Mrs. E. W. Cook spent the week-end with relatives at Stark. Mrs. J. D Little has returned to her home in Jackson, after a pleasant visit with relatives here. Mrs. M. E Tolleson returned to her home Tuesday, after visiting homefolk here. Mrs. Joe Lawson, of Griflin, is spending a few days with Mr. C. H. Farrar and family. KIDS. South Avenue. Rev. W. N. South preached at Bethel Sunday morning. Mr. M. F. Martin and daughter, Miss Leek, attended services at Union Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Scarbrough, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ollis Bowen. Mr. Cliff White went to Gate City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Clark, spent iv\o days last week in Atlanta. Mrs. W. N. South, was the guest j| Mrs. C. W. South Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bateman Clark, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sun White one day last week. Mrs Joe Sharp, and little dau ’.li ter, were the guests of Mrs. C. W. Powell at Rex, Sainrday. .Mrs. W N. White called on Mrs. T. W. Peterman Wednesday after noon. Misses Manta and Kate Walden, attended services at Bethel Sun day. Miss Jul' i Ley vns the guest of Misses M i n n e . tid Katie Nep Swann, Tues J > nLht. Busy Bee. " M r :T YOUR OWN • paint! hj win swe 00 cl:. PER GAL. IS BOW J Buy 4 pals. L.t&M. Semi • v . / i-.lixcu Real Paint ss>.4u j Z T ? And 3 gals. Linseed Oil » ~ s * . 1 to mix with it at i\ \ ' estimated cost of 2.40 M/l Makes 7 pa’s. Paint forf :o.B' i. 4 i\ i It’s only $1.54 per gai. r« r .* »I. Srvit-MlX'i =7 T ''PAINT »>• I‘- <£ It a. iK LfAf 31"! 7* VII *h« Im s! Kiiovi rualeria.s lor 170 j eais, Use a gallon out of any vet buy a~:i if net the b :t paint made, then return th. paint and get all your merry b .ck Oopt*lHnd-Tun <*r M>•<•;» *i ile McDonough. - - Georgia Round About News. Moving is the order of the day. Seems that ev ryone is going to have n w neighbors next year. The friends of Mrs. I. S. Mays regret to know that she is con fined to h-.-r room on account of a sprained ankle. Messrs. Hatcher, Blossom and Jim Dunn a d wife and daughter, Miss M .v, from Mableton, motor ed down, mui spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jarrett and familv. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brown, are moving to Orchard Hill, their many friends regret to give them up. Mrs. W R 1 H'Wn and sister, Miss Mortice Mays, spent Sunday at Morrow the guests of their sis ter, Mrs. S. VV. Barr. Mr. T. J. Flake and Mr. T J. Fi k *, Jr , passed through this sec tion List Sunday. Mr B. W. Walden and Misses Franc ami Kate visited Mrs. I. S. Mass n daughter, Miss Myrtice, Thursday; Morris Grove School hiked down and spent a while with Miss Artie an i E nee Bellah Thursday night and * . Joyed the music and apples very much. Miss -s Snowdie and Chifie Clark were the week-end guests of Miss Mami- Dickson, .of near McDon ough. M’ss Ida and Nellie Jones had as th. -ir guests Fr;dry afterao in Misses Annie and Rosa Clyde Jar rett and Miss Mv.ro Dunn. They also enjoyed a trio to the little mountain in tile afternoon. Mr. B. W. Walden and Son George spent Saturday in Atlanta. Mrs. R. M. Barr and children, Tax Collector’s Rounds For IQIS. Locust Grove, Monday, Nov. 22 Hampton, Tuesday, Nov. 23 Flippen, Wednesday, Nov. 24 McMullen’s Friday, Nov. 26 Kelley's Store. a.m.l Nov. 17 Hilistown, p.m.J 1 ’ ' Bryan’s Store, p ml rucsd “- v ’ Nov ’ 3® Morris & Sims’Stores, a.m.j Simmons&Son’sStore, noon ; Thursday, Dec. 2 Brushy Knob, p.m.J Scarborough’s Store, a.m.| p n Shakerag, pm j u * ** Sixth, Wednesday, Dec. 8 Stockbridge, Thursday, Dec. q Hamp on, Friday, Dec. 10 Locust Grove, Monday, Dec. 13 Tussahaw, Tuesday, Dec. 14 Beersheba, Wednesday, Dec. 15 V hitehouse, a.m.1... , , ~ . I hursday, Dec. 10 Kelleytovvn, p.m.i J ' Luella, Friday, Dec. 17 Will be in McDonough every Saturday and Ist Tuesday and Wednesday the Ist December. J. H. WALLACE, T. C„ H. C. spent Friday willi the former’s mother, Mrs. J W. Jarrett. Master Claude Walden spent Friday night and Saturday with Master Walter and Aldine Mays, of Stockbridge. Fairy Fay. Take a jtexagt fftde'tEie/ Tonight It will act as a laxative in the morning Tho McDonough Qruq Co A SANE CHRISTMAS Is the kind you spend, it you begin your Christmas Shopping now. 01 R STORE IS FULL ot New Holiday Goods. j Diamonds, Watches, Watch Laval licre Pins and Broaches. W e c;o- Idp you select your gilts. So- ei 1 \Mention given to repairs. Come e.n ly to DUGGAN & BOOKOUT 53 West Mitchell Street Atlanta, Georgia. Pine Apple. Misses Genie Smith and Queen Lester visited Mr. J. M. Lester and family Sunday night. Miss Josie Lee Rodgers and brothers, of Griffin, visited their grandmother, Mrs. A. L. Smith. Mrs. C. E. Lester visited Mrs. D. T. Copeland one afternoon last w»ek. Mr. W. A Stroud of Bcersheba, made a call at Price and James Mill last Friday.
