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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1923)
Local Happenings fraternal Lodge No. 37 F. & A. M. Regular communications of Frater nal Lodge No. 37 F. & A. M., meet Ist and 3rd Friday nights in each month. All duly qualified brethren fraternally and cordially invited to meet wth us. Fred Leguinn W- M. Thos. J. Patterson Sec. A regular communication of Pine Grove Lodge No. 177 F. &A. M. will be held at the Masonic Hall, Hampton, Ga., every second and fourth Tuesday evenings at the reg ular meeting hours. Visiting breth ren cordially invited. W. W. WL3K, ' W.M. R. H. MOORE, Jr., Sec. * Mr. Asa Lemon made his usual week-end visit to McDonough, Miss Annie Nolan spent Satur day in Atlanta. Miss Marie Dupree, of Jenkins burg, came up Friday to spend the week-end. Mr. A. N. Brown mide a busi ness trip to Selma Alabama last week. Mr. Edwin Rape was a week end visitor to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rape. Mr. Murray Copeland, of Ogle thorpe, University spent Sunday in the city. Mr. Rob Townsend and daugh ter Elizabeth spent the week-end with the family of Mr. J, T, Weems, Messrs D. T. Smith and Frank Newman, of Atlanta, were visitors to homefolk Sunday. Mrs. Rosser Ward, of Stock bridge, was a visitor to our city Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Partridge accompanied by Mrs. J. T. Weems motored to Atlanta Monday. Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Copeland motored to Atlanta Wednesday. Miss Katie Scarbough, of near Mt. Zion, spent iast week with her uncle and aunt, sheriff and Mrs. W. A. Ward. Misses Mary Joe Smith aud Katbeleen Hulin spent several days in Macon during the past week. On Wednesday of last week Dr. J. G. Smith was called to the bed side of his brother Mr. Parnam Smith, of Chattanooga Term. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Oglesby will make Atlant i their homu. They have the best wishes of the Week ly for a successful career. Mrs. Clarence Scarbough and little daughters, Evelyn and Louise of Cedu tovvn, were the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. A. Ward, last week. Rev. and Mrs. L. D. King and little daughter, Anna wc nt to Atlan ta, Tuesday to attend Atlanta Presbytery which is iieid at Gor don Soeti CiiurtiJ. Miss Eilene Neal returned Thurs day to her home at Rome after spending several days with her aunt, Mrs E. M. Smith. The many friends of Mrs, trank Setzer are giad to know that she lias returned home ticm Wesley j Memorial Hospital .and is much j improved in health. Mr. Bob Rivers spent the week end with relatives near here. Mr. Rivers wasspnce in business here an d his many' friends vveie nl td to see him home again. Misses Annie Howell, Annie Weight and A. A. Howell, of Jack son, were visitors in McDonough Friday evening. Messrs T. J. Horton, W. G. Thompson, E M. Copeland, Misses Irene Varner, Katheleen Hulen and Blake Bunn, Mr. and Mrs. J- A. Partridge, Mesdames Eulee Russell, Olin and Charlie Kimbell j attended the Western Division of the Henry County S. S. Associi tion at Hampton Sunday afternoon Spring picnics are seasonable again and quite a party of young people took advantage of the holi day Friday and hiked to Dailey’s mill. A delightful day was spent in fishing, gathering wild flowers and in consuming the delicious luncheon prepared for the occasion , A Cures M ilari.i i* Chills, and Fever, Ifi all m i or Bilious Warnermaker Cleveland 2 year old cotton seed for sale. Price $1 50 per bushel. Robert Brauan Route 2 McDonough. Ga. Lost or Strayed from the pemacies a Jersey milk cow, Monday, March 26th. Finder please return to Mr. M. P. Glass, McDonough. WANTED—Beef Hides, 6 cents a pound McGarity & Rodgers, Mc- Donough, Ga. Why does Austin sell goods so cheap? Because he buys for cash and sell for cash. SLOAN sells for CASH but he sells cheaper. If it's a good milk cow you want, see Johnie Branan. You will find good flour it McGarrity & Rodgers. 40 in. Fancy Voiles 20 cts. yd. at SLOAN’S, Austin’s 10 Cent store will sell you 2 yds. of Lace for 5 cents. Good quality 27 in. Ginghams 20 cts. yd. at SLOAN’S Rooker cotton seed for sale. A. C. Eiliolt, McDonough Ga. R 2. Everfast Suitings colors guaran teed 50 cts. yd. at SLOAN’S. 50 bushels nf good ’orn for sa ! e, T. B. Reshear, McDonough, Ga. R 5. Go to Austins 10 cent store for soap aud washing powders. 666 quickly relieves Colds a i LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious ness and Headaches. For pumps, oxfords and other low *cut shoes go to SLOAN’S. You will find a good line of fresh meats at McGarity and Rodgers. Go to Austin’s SO cent store and call for what you want, they have | it. New line of millinery just re ceived at SLOAN’S. StaDle and fancy groceries priced right. McGaritv and Ri-jgt rs. Best yd. wide Sea Eland sheet ing 15 cts. yd. at SLOAN’S. \Ve want your beef hides at Gets per pound. McGarity and Rod gers. Two pair of Lile hose at Austin’s 10 cent store for 25 cents Satur-! d iy. If you want to buy Lace go to Austin’s 10 cent store Saturday. HENRY COUNTY WEEKLY, MeDONOUGii, GEORGIA rat* l \ l sjl iciii ut oda it/Uiil dwelling. Apply to Mrs. M. P. McDonough. 50 cent black silk hose for 35 cents Saturday at Austin’s 10 cent store. Wanted—Lumber, Peas, corn etc. Will pay highest prices for them on accounts. Planters Warehouse and Lumber Company. Blue shirts 75 cents at Austin’s 10 cent store Saturday. Ferris Strain, heavy layingS. C. White Leghorn eggs, sl. 00 for 15. $6 00 for 100. H. J. Turner. For Sale—One new six volt battery and a new 32x4 G )od Year leasing Will exchange for corn. E. C. Floyed McDonough, Ga. R. 3, Go and see what Austin’s 10 cent store has to show you Saturday. New goods at Austin’s 10 cent store for Saturdav.a Bargains. Pure Bred single comb Rhode Island Red eggs, for setting $1 00 per (15) Charles Jefferies McDonough Ga. We have a few buggies, wagons and live Stock tor sale. Come to see us tf you want a bargain. Stockbridge Mercantile Co, Lost, Strayed, or Stolen,—A blue spotted male hound about nine months old. Finder please notify, John Gilbert, Stockbridg'. Georgia, R, F, P- 3, Children’s hosiery from 10, 15 and 25 cents at Austin’s 10 cent store Saturday. Pure Bred single Rhode Island Red eggs, for setting, SI.OO per 15. $1.25 post paid. C. E. Jeffares, McDonough Ga. Monuments and Tomb Stones. Prices right. See W. G. THOMPSOn. Agent. Best overalls $1.50 a pair at Austin’s 10 cent store Saturday, For Saleb-Porto R|co ?eed and eating potatoes. Eating potatoes kiln dried and a nice size, W. C. Hailey McDonough, Rt. 3. Mind and Body are both nourished and strength ened by the judicious use of high grade meats. That is the kind of meat we sell, • and you pay no more. > ■ -t ms. ' The Quality of Bread and Pastry i 3 governed to a great extent by tae quality of the flour from which it is made. Thu is one reason why so many people insist upon hiving our CE-RES-GO brand of flour. It produces the desired result in every case when properly used. Everything we sell in foodstuffs is of the same or der of merit. 1 «-sc* ■« rtcGarity-Rodgsrs PHONE NO. 10 3 rrsr— Lori — On lueMerry road, bt tween G. W. Cathey’s residence and Union Graded school, one Overland crank. Finder please return to G. W. Cathey, McDon ough Ga., and get reward. NO FEAR OF EVIL suiting from change of diet, water or climate, concerns those who take on *he short trip, summer vacation or iong journey, CHAMBERLAIN’S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY Ready for emergency - night or day. Pure bred Barred Rock Imperial Strain eggs for hatching SI.OU per setting of fifteen. Splendid Bar red Rock cocker ds $2 50. Mrs. F. B. Strawn, McDonough Ga. Ri. 4. For sale —A second hinded McComtnic Binder also tegistered Polland China pigs, J. M. Chafin McDonough, Ga. Route 6 For Tombstones see or write me, Jinkinsburg, Ga. We will give you the best material at the Best Prices of any firm in Georgia. See us before you buy and com pare prices. W. W. Hooten. W. W. Hooten will tune your piano for you, W, W, Hooten, Jinkinsburg, oa, I am requested to announce that Mrs. Shirley E. Kellev has Ferns most all kinds for Sale and most a!i other Flowers, Just reedy to Pot out, She wants to sell them lo be able to buy more Testaments, and for other Mission work. Mrs. Shirley E Kelley, McDonough, Ga. 666 is a Prescription for Colds, Fever and LaGrippe. It is the most speedy remedy we know, prevent ing Pneumonia. INDIGESTION causes bloating—gassy pains that crowd the heart—constipation. Alwayt find relief and comfort In CHAMBERLAINS TABLETS No griping—no nausea— only 25 cent* ssftrsnssft!!.".!! sssnss «!nr MbUIINUUbIi Hlbtl MSt -11 TEAM WINS SIXTH STRAIGHT fICTORir Tuesday afternoon McDonough High Baseball team defeated the fast Jackson High Team on the new atheletic field to the tune of eight to two. Last year Jacks* n High won both games and Mc- Donough is very anxious to make it two straight witn them this year. McDonough High has won the last six games played and every game played except the first game with Jonesboro High. The main feature of Tuesday game were the pitching of Pullin for McDonough making eighteen men bite the dust "t home plate, and the two base hit of Robert Harris with two men on scoring the two men neccessarv for the winner of the game. Coach Adams has not had time to have a practice with the boys and we wonder what they would do with some sure enough hard drill practice. Friday afternoon the team goes to Covington for a game with the Covington High. The teams McDonough has de feated this season are Jonesboro one game and lost one, Hampton twogamts, Conyers one game, and Jackson one game. Line up for Tuesday game. McDonough High, AB H R Upchurch, 2b. 4 12 M'vo, $ S, 4 11 Adams. C. 4 3 1 Puilin, P. 4 11 Harris, L. F. 4 2 1 Rogers, R. F. 4 0 0 Rankstom lb, 4 0 0 Turner, Cf. 4 0 | Forbes, 3b. 4 9 9 Jickson High. AB H R Howell, S S. 4 11 Merk, 3b. 4 1 O Smith, Cf. 4 11 Turner, C. 3 0 0 kooks, P. 4 10 Dodson, lb. 4 10 Jameson, Rf. 4 0 0 Burford, 2b. 4 0 0 Wood, Lf. 4 0 0 5 2
