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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1921)
Man’s Love for His I? ~ 1 1 \ a jl tiiu W itiaii Now, love is one of the great est words in cur language, lor love is a 4*real -spriug ironi which runs many n all > tibutaries. So we wili just take «>:ie which is man’s love for bis It low man. 1 think we would have better health, enjoy life better and live longer, if we loved each other better. In my vouug life I was sick one time and I had a friend who came to see me every day. He would take a seat by mv bed and talk cheerful with me and bring me some cool water to drink, got some water and bathed my face and hands, smoothed my pillow, and always left me reeling better. That was because he was my friend and he lovtd me. Now there is hardly any body that is so well fixed, or that feels so well but that a kind and cheerful word from someone would make them feel better. mauy years ago I saw an ac count given of a family, a man and his wife and three children, who lived in a wild country near a great river, and they used water from a spring down by the river. One day the man was away from home, the woman was washing at the spring, and the children were playing around, the little boy fell in the river and was drowning, the woman began to cry for help. There were some young men camped not far awav and came running and one young man ran right on into the river, got the little boy and brought him to his mother. She began lo ask who the young man was, they said his name was George Washington. He did that because he loved somebody and wanted to help some one that was in need. We have another account of a great river that rati through a great city, there was a bridge across the river and in the middle of the river was a great stone pil low. There had been a lot of rain, so much that the bridge washed down and there was a little girl with her pet lamb cross ing the bridge when it fell and the little girl and her lamb were left standing on that stone pillow in the middle of the rivor. The water was still rising and the peo ple in the city gathered at the river, but no one could think of a way to save them. In the time of The difference between the successful man and the failure is not usually in ability. Success comes by plan, by thrift first, and systematic saving. If you are really willing to pay the price for SUC CESS, start a savings account here today and keep ad ding to it regularly. It is the only sure way. 5£ R.V/CF SAFETY > ' j .V; - —4/ ,tQ*> w'w -%-El.' - :i- South Avenue, Dili isimas soon hr hciv. Rev. W.N.Sou’ll filled his'tegu ilar appointment at B thel Sunday j morning, and at Ml. Vt rdbn .\ciitK 1 house in DeKaib county in the : afternoon. Mr. John Bonner's family are ! moging to McDonough today. !We regret to lose them as neigh bors. There are fifty-nine pupi's 011 | roll at this place this term, with two teachers, Prof. Heifner, of Tennessee, principal, and Miss Lessie Moore, of this county, as sistant. They are doing good work and the outlook is very promising for the term. The children were dt lighted to have Prof. Horton with them one day last week, and especially the ball game at recess. We regret to note that Mr. T. B. Swann Las been quite ill for the past week. After living in Atlanta several years Mr. and Mrs. Morris have moved back to their country home near here, and intend to raise chickens for the market. Mr. W. H. Clark had the mis fortune to fall from the top of a this excitement there was a young man who came with a big rope and asked the men to tie it around his waist, they asked what he was going to do. He said lam going after the little girl and her lamb. They fastened the rope around his waist, he'd the rope and he did swim to them and brought the little girl and her lamb safe to the land. They asked who the young man was. They said his name was Benjamin Franklin. The reason he did this was be cause he loved somebody and wanted to help some one in need. But I am taking to much space in the good old Henry County Week ly, so I will write unfinished. “Recluse.” Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There la only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and that is by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an In flamed condition of the raucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Im perfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed. Deafness Is the result. Unless the Inflammation can be reduced and this tube restored to Its normul condition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Many cases of deafness are caused by catarrh, which is an Inflamed condition of the mucous sur faces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood on the, mucous surfaces of the system. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medlcins. Cir culars freo. All Druggists. 75c. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O. r, The YtTCCESSFUE Man .Saves. KENKY COUNTY WEEELr. McDONOUGH GEORG!A. 1 house a few weeks ago. his collar bone was broken and s*»v< 1 ;>! had bruises were sustained in ill'* fall, , but we are glad to say that lie has [ got along wonderfully well for jole of his age. lit* is up and about some, in fact he hasn’t been in bed at all, he sat up in a rock ing chair and slept at night all the lime. Jlie club women, of Eiletnvood, gave a play at the school house Saturday night entitled, “How to boss a husband.” The wedding, of Mr. Bmus Peterman and Mrs, Mat Hender son, which occured at the home of Rev, Reynolds at Cedar Grove last Thursday morning, was quite a surprise to their near relatives as well as friends. There was only two or three people who even suspected anything about it. All interesting event of last week was the recital of Miss Lucy Ward’s music class at the home of Mrs. C. W. Powell at Rex, Friday afternoon. The mother mid a lew friends were present. After the program, Mrs. Branan Ward and Miss Lucy played and sang a few splendid selections; after winch fruit was served by Miss Ward assisted by Miss Evel>nM e Estes. Miss Ward posesses rare musical talent and is a splendid teacher. BROWN & BROWN Attorneys at Law McDonough, Ga. Call or write us for farm loans. H. C. ELLIS FRANK SETZER ELLIS-SETZER CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMING FRED KELLEY, Licensed Embalmer * i License No. 497. Issued by the Georgia State Board of Embalmers, Jan. 12, 1915. •* . - , » . No case so small but that we give our BEST SERVICE. , Office Phone- Np. 8. Residence Phones Nos. 32/ 54-J, 132-J. t * \ * - r. 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