The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, December 16, 1921, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextLocal Happenings Fraternal Lodge No 37 F.& A.M. Regular communications of Fraternal Lodge No. 37 F & A M meet Ist and 3d Friday nights in each month. All dulj qualified brethren fraternally and cordi ally invited to meet with us. C. J. Dickson, W. M. W. G. Ingram, Sec. Call on Speer, the Optromtrist when you nekd glasses. He keeps in stook all the latest styles of frames and nose glasses. Mrs. A. R. Cates spent Saturday in Atlanta. Rev. Cates spent the past week end in Tennessee. Mr. BrananWard, of Stockbridge spent Monday here. Miss Josephine Turner spent Saturday in Atlanta. Miss Sarah Whitehead spent the week-end in Atlanta. We are glad to know that Mrs. C. B. Golsan is improving. Messrs. Arnold and Norman Moore spent Sunday in the city. Misses Grant, of Stockbridge spent Sunday with Mr, Will Berry. / Mrs. Arthur Stewart, of Atlanta, is visiting friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turner spent Monday and Tuesday in Atlanta. Messrs. Guy Austin and Jack Russel spent Sunday in Jackson, Fresh cabbage plants for sale every day, at W. B. J, Ingram’s store. Let us supply you with your Christmas toys. The Variety Store. Mr. David Arnold was over to see Miss Ethel Sloan Monday night. Christmas cards, seals, tissue paper and Nunnaily candy—City Drug Store. Mrs. W. A. Harris, of Jackson spent Sunday with her niece, Mrs. H. M. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Ethridge spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turner. Mr. Ray McGill, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with relatives at the Brown house. Messrs. Bob McGarity, of Cov ington, spent Saturday night in McDonough. Mr. Croom Partridge, of Emory University, spent Monday with the homefolks. Come in and see our line of Christmas goods. The Variety Store. Miss Ellene Neal left Saturday for Rome, after a visit to her aunt, Mrs. E. M. Smith. Will pay 5c cents per bushel for corn delivered to me in McDon ough.—J. T. Rauls. Mrs. John S. Duke, of Locust Grove, will spend the week with Mrs. B. S. Elliott. The U. D. C/s will meet Thurs day at 2:30 at the home of Mrs ‘ H. B. Carmichael. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Norton, of Atlanta, were guests Sunday of Mrs. R. H. Daniel. Messrs. D. J. Smith, Price Hor ton and Frank Newman motored to Jackson Sunday. For rent —A house on Coving ton street with a good size lot. Mrs Lizzie McGarity, The people of McDonough were much pleased with entertainment at the Amusu theatre the p Ist few days. Two horse farm lor rent, Smith place at Bersheba. F. L. Smith P. 0. box. 472. Atlanta. hor rent a one or two horse farm, good land. A. C. Elliott, McDonough Ga., Rt. 2. Large 2 lb Cans of G )vern:n »nt Roast Beef for per can at Copeland Turner Merc’ Co For tombstone work, see W. W. Hooten, Jenkinsburg, Ga. A card will bring him to your door. For Rent. —Two rooms for a couple or two ladies. See Mrs. J. M. Johnson WcDonough, Ga. Mr. Henry Joyner moved Weds nesday to Jenkinsburg to his new home he bought there recently. Mrs. W. G. Copeland entertain ed at rook party Saturday. A lovely salad course was served. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carmichae ane children, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with McDonough rela tives. Dr. Johnson scent Monday or ganizing a new Red Cross chapter here, also organizing a Junior chapter. Dr. J. G. Smith and Mr. J. J. Fisher attended the Ice M mufac tures’ convention held in Savanah ast week. Oil Heaters and Oil Cook Stoves make ideal Xmas gifts. Very at tractive prices at Copeland Turner Merc’ Cos/ Mrs. J. G. Smith, Mrs. Fred Walker, Mrs. J. T. Weems and Mrs. J. M. Carmichael spent Fri day in Atlanta. Wiil pay cash for dry shucked sound corn, 50c Der bushel deliv ered at the depot in McDonough, Ga. A. N. Brown. Misses Annie G. Thompson, Blake Bunn and Bess Fouche were guests Sunday of Miss Nina Wall, in Atlanta. Mrs. I. C. Doe returned home Wednesday, after a delightful vis it to relatives and friends in La- Grange and Griffin, Messrs. A. J. Goodwin, Howell Dickson, Chas. Low and Ernest Rodgers spent an enjoyable after noon in Jackson Sunday. Will pay cash for dry shucked sound corn, 50c per bushel deliv ered at the depot in McDonough, Ga, A. N. Brown. Want eggs! Call on Copeland Turnes Merc’ Co., and get Dr. Hess Poultry Panacea, the egg Tonic that puts hens to laying. Come to W. H. Stewart & Son to buy your Chnstm is fruits, apples, oranges raisins etc. W. H, Stewart & Son, McDonough, Gi. Let us put joy into your Xmas buying. Come in and see our line of new low priced inerch mdise. Copeland and Turner Merc’ Co. Mr. Andrew Partridge, Misses Adeline Partridge and Frances Carrall, of Atlanta, were guests Sunday of Rev. and Mrs. J. A Parti i Jge. Wanted—Man with car to sell low priced Graham Tires. $ 130 00 per week and commissions. Gra ham Tire Co., 563 Boulevard, Ben ton Harbor, Mich. Wanted—Represenative far fast selling line of Auto Access ories. Motion Picture advertis ing furnished. $350 00 up per month. Box 272, St. Joseph, Mich. Rev. W. W. Arnold has receiv ed a very hearty unanimous call to the Woolsey Baptist church as pastor on the first Sunday. He will give this call serious consid eration. Wanted—Manufactured hasrea proposition to offer salesman sell ing absolutely guaranteed 10 000 mile Cord tires at prices which m ik n sales. New Departure Tire Co , 5680 Twelfth St. Detroit. If it’s sweet potatoes you want, you will find them at “The Golden Sunset," the home of Mr. John Varner near Tunis. Mr. Var ner has 350 bushels for sale at 50c per bushel See him at once. HKNUY COUNTY WEEKLY. McPONOUGH. UWOHGIA Special cut prices are now being j made 0:1 Cook Stoves an i R mges by the Copeland Turner Merc. Co. Will pay cash for drv shucked sound corn, 50c per bushel deliv ered at the depot in McDonough, G l. A. N. Brown. The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church entertained at a “stunt party’’ at the home of Mrs, Harris Carmichael Friday night, at a late hour sandwiches and chocolate was served. At Brushy Knob court ground December 17. the J. M. Gardner place will be let for rent at highest bidder. Thirty dollars of the rent to be paid in advance, the remain der next fall. Egbert N. Gardner, Admr. One and two horse farm, to party with own stock, two miles from McDonough, on public road. Twohosre farm house has four bedrooms and good barn, good pasture and land, some fresh land. See Dr. Tye. We have near McDonough a fine piano slightly used and part ly paid for, which we will sell to party willing to complete the re maining monthly payments. Send name and address for full infor mation. Cable Piano Co , 82-84 N. Broad St.. Atlanta. Ga. Wanted: —Men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for the genuine guaran teed hosiery, full line for men, women, and children. Eliminates darning. We oay 75c an hour spare time, or $36 a week for full time. Experience unnecessary. Write International Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. Car new barbed wire, government surplus, paint ed black, forty rods, weight about 60 pounds, $1.39 roll. Cash with or der, act quick. Jackson Army Store, Jackson, Ga You Should Buy the FREE Sewing Machine The FREE Is the Best Sewing Machine in the World The FREE has every good feature known to any sewing machine, ana all undesirable features have been eliminated. It also has many improvements absolutely unknown on other machines. The FREE Runs Lighter Than Any Other Because evpry bearing in the stand is ball bearing, The FREE is the lightest running sewing machine in the world. If you unbelt The FREE stand and start it running as fast as possible, it will run four or five times longer without stopping, than any other sewing ma chine, The FREE Lasts Longer Than Any Other The Toggle-link and Rotoscillo movements will never wear out. They are perfect and in destructible. The FREE Is More Beautiful Than Any Other The FREE is unusually beautiful is design, being a combination of curved lines and round ed surfaces that are very pleasing to the eye. The wood from which it is manufactured is the very best quality of quarter-sawed Oak, highly figured and beautifully finished. The FREE stand is entirely different from any other sew ing michine stand, the leg being of French de sign, nicelv curved to conform to the furniture. The stand is finished in a rich brown color to harmonize with the finish of the furniture. The entire effect is a most beautiful machine, one that wiil be an ornament to any room in your home. You will appreciate this feature when you consider how homely and ungainly all sewing machines have been yp to the pres ent time with the plain, straight furniture and black legs. ELLIS-SETZER COMPANY, McDonough, . . . PHON * *: . . . Georgia. The workers conference of the Flint River association was held at the tlie First Babtist church in Griffin,on Thursday. A special P 'ogrtm wis cu ried out. R:v W. W. Arnold, E. M. Copeland and J. E. Hooten attended from McDonough. The Griffin breth ren were hosts to conference at a splendid lunch during noon re cess. Mr. Patterson, of Griffin, who is connected with the pimento pepper plant business, will be at Mr. Fred C inniehael’s home near the county farm next Monday, Dec. 19th at 1 o’clock to give in formation to all who would like to learn how to prepare seed beds for pepper, especially those who has a contract with them. The members of Mr. C. B. Gol san’s Sunday school class spent a most enj jyable day last Stturday on a rabbit huat. The weather was ideal for the occ ision, and the boys all report a great time. Those enjoying the hu i* were Mr. Golsan, Paul Dunn, Hudson Tur ner, Chas Turner, Ernest Smith, Julian Weems, J C. Harris Jr., A. C. 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