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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1923)
jF REE RO(^RSMLVERWARD One Cupon given with each 25c Casn purchase at HORTON DRUG CO. Coffee Spoon tor 50 cards. Tea Spoon for 50 cards. Orange ” 100 ” Table ” ” JSO ” Table Fork ” 150 ” Sugar Shell ’’ 175 ” Butter knife ” 200 ” Table knife ’’ 200 " These cards are redemable by SILVERWARE ADVERTISING CORPORATION MANHATTAN BUILDING—CHICAGO, ILL. HORTON DRUG GO, Mt. Bethel Mr. Fred Jackson and daugh ters, Otera and Christine, of Cov ington were circulating among relatives and friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. LeGuin Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Strawn and daugh ters, Nina, Mary, Franc and Eleanor and Laurie Strawn, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Strawn and young son, and Misses Mary and Maggie LeGuin were guests for an hour of the W. L. Wynn’s Sunday. We heartily aopreciate the large attandance of visitors from other churches upon the exercises of our Sunday school day service Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hunt and children, of McDonough, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Jack son for a while Sunday and at tended services at the church here. Mr. and Mrs. Will Austin and children, of Locust Grove, were with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Austin Sunday. To have with us Sunday so many of our own faithful S. S. workers of a few years ago arous ed many hopes and pleasant mem ories, we welcomed each and every one and hope you will meet with us as often as possible. Several cases of "flu” reported here recently, Mr. 0. Jones being one of its victims. The beautiful, balmy spring days the inspiring song of rny mocking bird in the apple orchard, (he holds concerts there every year) the chirp and twitter of the "Lesses lights,” the call of the Whippoor will at the close of the evening these and other joys combined with the fact that my ten year old son has made a date with me to go fishing soon makes me forget that I ever had a grouch. F. B. Strawn has left his work in Atlanta for a while and is at home on his farm helping his fam ily to put in a crop, for this is vastly more important than just a job in the city for most any fann er. F. B. says, “I can’t stand your country noises at night—barking dogs, crowing fowls, cats and rats boys coming in from calling on their best girl and disturbing my rest. And so fourth— when we do ever come to a stop in Atlanta we are quiet and still, and I’m going to have a police force put on out here to keep things quiet at night in the country. Mis’ Franc. Salem Locals Glad to get to planting, Quite a crowd attended B. Y. P. U. and Sunday school. Mr. Thomas Ferguson, of Atlan ta, spent weekend with Mr. Her bert Elliott, of round town. Sorry to know Miss Nell Crum bley is sick at this writing. We hope her a speedy recovery. Glad to state that Mrs. Henry Elliott is still improving at this writing. Mr. Jim Wilson had as guest Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, D. T. Fer guson and Mr' and Mrs. Jim Raye. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Crumbley spent week-end with parents. Mr. J. L. Johnson and family spent Sunday with Mr. Ernest Elliott and family. The party given by Mr. Flether Patterson was enjoyed by all pres ent. Mr. John Moss called on Miss Ellen Smith last Saturday and Sun day nights. Mr. Billie Elliott spent Saturday in Atlanta. Mr. Howard Crumbley, Alvie Joe Steele and Herbert Elliott called on the fair sex of Stock bridge last Sunday night. Mr. Howard Crumbley, Thomas Ferguson and Herbert Ediott call ed on the fair sex around Timber ridge Saturday night. Miss Helen Ferguson, of Atlanta spent Sunday with Miss Clarice Elliott. Mr. Herbert and Thomas Elliott motored to Ola on a business trip Saturday. Glad to know that Miss Ollie Knight is Improving at this writing. Messers John, Shirley and Travie Elliott and Cecil went out : amoung the fair sex Sunday night. i Messers and Mesdames Adel Eiliott and Berry spent Sunday with Buddie Crumbley. Messers. J. P. Crumbley and Moseley called on their best girls Sunday night. A few from around Salem will attend the Moonlight picnic next Saturday night. Quite a number of farmers from around here attended the Demon stration on the Dusting at McDon ough Saturday. Sunday school will be at 9:30 Sunday so the members can attend the singing at Union. Mr. A. J. Steele was seen haul ing a calf around Sunday. Skinny Tut. HENRY COUNTY WEEKLY, McDONOUGH GEORGIA. BUCK-DRAUGHT j toil MUk . v M . v A A ZbaMi* dLi ' I7E vorth living if you’re no . v.oaka i run down you can hardly ’ dr.. > - .m ’f around, i. the li t red Lbod, full of health . \ igor, v.- 'c pumping through your v.ms, the joy of life would come back ~oon enough! Gude’s Pepto-Mangan as worked this magic for thousands— :L will do the same for you. Take i t for a short time and see how your health and strength improve. Your druggist has it —liquid or tablets, as you prefer. 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