The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, June 10, 1921, Image 4
STOCKBRIDGE Welborn Milam’s arm was bro ken Sunday by a kicking Ford car. Rev. C. C. Cary wHI preach at Bethel, the 12th, at 11 o’clock. Elizabeth Butler is on a visit to ker sister, Mrs. Jep Dnniel, Frank in. Ga. Miss Gladys Branan left Tuesday for Newnan, on a visit to Mrs. G. W. Bragg, Jr. Miss Irene Gunter will spend the summer here with her brother Mr. Eugene Gunter. Old Man 801 l Weevil is expected to cut the cotton crop this year 50 per cent, in this section. Miss Sarah Branan, of Henry county, was the guest of Miss Wil ke Ruth Branan last week. Misses Rachel and Mary Elliott kave been re-elected teachers at Stockbridge for another Mr. Branan Green Ward was elected elder in the Presbyterian church and will be ordained soon. The bawdy houses will not lack for recruits where the modern dance halls are crowded with de votees. Mrs. Charlie Gardner was pros trated Friday night by an attack ©f. grippe. She was improving Tuesday. Mr. Loy Austin recently came kack from Oxford, but soon re turned for the summer session at the same place. Miss Lucy Ward will spend two ■joiittis in Florida, visiting Winter Garden, Gainesville, Miama and Baytonia Beach. Mr. G. W. Bragg, Jr., of Florida, parted back home Friday morn ing, after a brief visit to Mrs. Sal lie Branan and Uncle Joe Bond. Prof, and Mrs. H. G. McCants kave gone to South Georgia for a three weeks visit. The Professor has been re-elected principal of « „ C- A Store of Friendly Service What store is ready to serve you every hour of the day—every day of the year? To what store do you instinctively go when you want to use the phone or buy a stamp? What » store do you trust with your life when you’re ill? Your Drug Store, of Course You’re welcome at this drug store whatever your errand. Call on us for toilet articles, cigars and cigarettes, candy and all drug • sundries. Let us compound your prescrip tions for you. 3^ Remember we sell aH kinds of package medi- ’ | cines. You’ll find a complete line of f ' * Dr. Miles’ Medicines here. We recommend y and guarantee them. We have everything a first class drug store should have even to % t Stamps and post cards. Come in. HORTON DRUG COMPANY. the school for another year. Mr. L. C. Butler, well known here, is convalescent at an Atlanta sanitarium from an operation for appendicitis. He had reached the danger period before the opera tion. A mother who loves her daugh ter ought not to allow that daugh ter to be fondled in the dance in the arms of a lustful partner who demands that she come on the ballroom floor without a corset. Among the capital voung men of McDonough Mr. George Alex ander stands well up to the head of the list, and the enterprising matrimonialist who catches him in her net will get a great big prize. The “Select Few” club was en tertained last week bv Miss Lucy Ward, who, with the following guests were present: Misses Irene Gunter, Cornelia Lee, Gladys Bra nan, and Messrs. Gene Gunter,, Fred Sorrells, J. Ermon Moore John Berry and Will Ward. With most of our men bowing at the shrine of mammon, the wo men following the prevailing fash ions of indecent dress, the young women in the lustful shambles of the modern dance, the voung men and boys devotees of the deadly cigarette and the moving picture shows, it looks dark for morals and religion in this country when we look toward the future. A great upheaval and mighty revo lution is surely needed. Let the pulpit and the press lake the lead. A humorous lecture on “How to Manage a Woman,” and a mu sical comedy in connection are being shaped up for Stockbridge about June 16th or 17th, at night. Rev. Marvin Williams, of Atlanta, a noted humorists, will deliver the lecture which will be unique, at tractive and highly entertaining, and our people are to be congratu lated on having this real humor ist and distinguished speaker. The musical comedy will be given by local talent and will be an enter taining feature. An evening of HENRY COUNTY WEEKLY, McDONOUGH, GEORGIA enjoyment may be expected. Dancing from U p. m. to 4 a. m. by the young people of Atlanta has so stirred the mothers of that town that a mass meeting was called Thursday afternoon to pro test against long hours at the dance. These mothers have tak en hold of the wrong end of the dilemma. They ought to ban the whole dancing craze, instead of trying to shorten the hours. The modern public dance is but a lust ful shambles where virtue is cru cified, and young people are for warded on the road toward low ideals and low morals at a fearful pace. There is not one spark of good in the modern dance. It is only evil and that continually. Baptist Church News : The pas tor, Rev. B. W. Collier, preached Sunday morning and night to fine congregations. One candidate for baptism. Messrs, Chas. E. Lamb and E. D. Gibson were elected deacons. They will be ordained later. A committee was named to take a religious census of the com munity, consisting of Mr. R. G. Owen, Mr. W. H. Gibson, Mrs Usher Hinton and Miss Ida Mae Moseley. The time for the annual protracted meeting was announced to include the first Sunday in Au gust, the evangelist and singer to named later. Rev. McClanhan, of Atlanta, preached at Old Liberty church Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Pastor Bob Cook was also present, AJAX, JR. NOTICE. The advertisement in The Week ly for the past two weeks stating that the Hampton Milling Co. had corn for sale was an adyertisment intended for W. M. Harris who has two or three hundred bushels of corn for sale in the shuck. The party who handed in the adver tisement for Mr. Harris thought he was connected with the Hamp ton Milling Co., so he wrote the advertisement for the Hampton Milling Co. We are sorrv but you can find corn for sale at the home of W. M. Harris, Hampton, Ga. FARM LOANS Immediate funds on improved farms. Lowest rates. Five, seven or ten years. ATLANTA TRUST COMPANY. For information call or write Cumming & Maddox, Griffin. Ga.. Local Correspondents. Tirestone - " — — 30x3% Standard Non-Skid Tire Cord - - New Price $24.50 32x4 “ “ - - “ “ 46.30 - - “ “ 54.90 H. M. AMIS COMPANY. PROQRAMiIE FOR AMUSU THEATRE Friday: CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN “WHO CARES” Saturday: TOM MIX IN “PRAIRIE TRAILS” ALSO A COMEDY Don't miss this speedy and thrilling western. 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