The Covington news. (Covington, Ga.) 1908-current, October 20, 1915, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSECOND section NO. 47. C. T. u. CONVENTION EDITION ■ADVANCE INFORMATION about the convention AV, C. T. U. Convention Meets In Coving¬ ton oil the 2(Jth. lustant.—Select Your Delegates. VV. C. T l. NOTES. CflAJKJWEN OF Till LOC AL C OMMITTEES. Reception at the train—Mrs. E. (). Lee. Decoration of town—Mrs. John JCorley, Lunrheons- Mrs. J. G. Loga i, Mrs. R. W. Milner and Mrs. Frank imxnons. Soliciting homes—Mrs. W. C. Clark. Decoration of Church- j rs R e ,'to Lee. Securing badges—Mrs. Annie Wooten. At the inst regular meeting of ti. > \\. T. I’, a committee was appoint* I place tlw- dele: ales in homes for e it.ertainment during the convention. An ■eipiest eoio e: uiiig delegates can be made to these ladies. The committee i he foliowinu Indies: Mrs. W. ('. (In rk. C airman, Mrs. Leila Db'lam an 1 fa. James lingers. These committees are busy plane ng and arranging their different work so bat when our delegates to the State ('(invention arrive in our beautiful little sjty, they will he received and eutert; ined in such a cordial manner that when in leave fur home they will be un; nimous in their expressions of appreeia ion and tu Lima that the people of -< ovington and Oxford are truly a hospit ble people. Any one in Oxford or < ovington who can render any assistance ti these committee-. please report to t ie chairman, who will greatly appreciate r our khidne MRS. T. (l BARNES. Corresponding Secretary. 'AMES Of DLL! GATES RECEIVE » BV CORRESPONDING SECRETAR\ rs !■;. J. Mei laniel, County Preside)..........................Alban' is. .1. A. Miller...........................................Albany Irs. Byrd Odum...........................................Albany rs. J. M. Stewart.........................................Alban, (rs. R. M. Thompson......................................Albany Jrs, J. B. Benton........................................Asbhuri: Jrs Ola A Jackson..........................................Ashbun Jrs. Horace F. Martin, State Press Superintendent...............Atheji fa. Jane A Adkin.........................................Atlanta ’rs. E. M. Evans...................... . ..Atlanta iiss Jones......................... ... Atlanta Irs. Mary 1., MeI.enduu, Local Prcsii cut. Atlanta ... Jrs. George .McMillan.................. .Atlanta .. fa. Rosier.............. ..........................................Atlanta ... lrs. W. II. Preston...........<..........................Atlanta ire K. L. Reeves.........................................Atlanta Irs. Trent!ry.............................................Atlanta lrs. Maggie Bailie.......................................Augsuta, Hiss Effie E. Etter.......................................Augusta irs. A. B. Heath.........................................Augusta Ir\ M 1! Ilendee, Lwal President............................Augusta Its, B, c Johnson..........................................Augusta pLs. J. h Keinard.........................................Augusta W’arr.......................................* Wr>. M. ( Augusta .. plrs. C. II Norris........................................Bartlesville i s I’. l vey.............. Boston IrsM i' Howe, Local President...........................Brunswick M E. T Brown....................................,*..........Cairo prs. c. (i. Siejihens............................................Cairo tis. A. B. (’nnyus.........................................Cartersville hs. Bam P. Jones.......................................Cartersville Irs. Annie j ones Pyron.................................Cartersville COVINGTON, GA. j Old flge Will 1 Capital & Surplus $60,000.00 I resident N. Z. Anderson • V Pres., E. W. Towler, W. B. U. Pennington. Cashier p. J. Rogers T F. Aiken, Ass’nt Cashier Surely Come ® I 11 ’ 1 ft'nt. interest on Time Deposits. ||l HAT provision have ft you made against advancing age— against the time you will be too IB A N K old to work—and t o o hgai-used proud to beg. Start a AND bank account today here. Provide against that future. '3&2Tjiw&f-Y-jk ir„' v ' s * - & >*;*.<'* A. . a**=£ i FIRST NATIONAL BANS. 3f6 Steadily Growing-Coma and Grow Will) Us. il)c Cooinatttn Mews COVINGTON, GEORGIA October 20, 1915. Hail to the Ribbon White. Mss. M. Cora Osgood Rowe, Chas. Astin, Brunswick, Ga. Newr.au, Ca. ' ^ ^ ^ • «- I'- .Sc ;:!] 1. Hail! hail! haill Hail to to the Rib-bon 'Ot hitej swift wing ed dove, 2. Had! hail! hail! Hail to the Rib-bon Whi le; thy mis- sion be, 3. Hail! hail! hail! Hail to the Rib-bon White; thy silk - en cord, 4. Hail! hai’J hail! Hail to the Rib-Lon White; ern-biem of peace, :df zzm: r -r. r - 'y* in* k :N- —’Vt— —1™ — «*■ jv—fc sz*v J *~S- %z 9 -- jjf *~~ . .. - -*e 9 Boundless Mes-sen-ger and cfhepe the from the heights a - beve, Cheering and biessb g v7eie like wideness of the sea, Call-ir,g to the s ns si d Shall bind up the golden sheaves for cur Lord, Garnered from palace, firm Thy banner of love, shall cause strife to cease, peace, triumphant, shall raise 9 — m—w -<p- - <r- i i/rv—' L ^tzrri^rrt j—fcrfc r I i L* u* I* ~D' r—ft—ftL__PL_ -&■ mm. ± SS=E & sad hearts are found, Lift-ing hu-man - i - ty to h h-er grtund. daugh of earth, A wake ’wake o ters - to righteousness, to new birth, the pris-on ceil, The won-der-ful sto - ry, all 1 ve to tell, with strongright hand, Standards for G.d and Home at d Ev-'ry lane’ paas . 49 ~t0 CHORUS: N---N---'----- V T------N------*— -c-= ~e— ----1 ----*------*' - s S -3- -«► hib-fcon « Hah! hail! hail! The Vi hite hosts thy vie - - ries cl: im, ::«»■ -* —i -=t :p: t: :»• T“ =t ^ ^—L,---1----------l--------J |d^.:.n: &; T" -m l , I r u i ATT ^p--:-Nr^ _ j ( ErprrAF :#c: z&~l gr i gr :i rise: -m -rn fj Sing-ing thy prsis - es in 0> sweet-est *>•- re-frain, Sweet-est re frain. S=:Z -m- g-ESE&feTE |2--(<• ~ DaTETI Jfz K=t. EA Ar ^rAzrf ini a -ail.! r • Property olllie Ca. W. C, T. U. Harlan.......... .Calhoun .. Airs. E. C. Burton... . .Cedartown C. K. Henderson. . Cedartown R. O. Pitts...... .Cedartown E. S. Center.................. .......................College Park Airs. B. J. McCain...................................Oollege Park It. AV. Page............................................Columbus M. J. Stone............................................Columbus C. E. Pittman.........................................Commerce Annie Funderburk......................................Concord O. W. Tuff............................................Concord Christine Hubbs....................................... Dalton L. B. Hubbs, State Superintendent........................ Dalton Bessie Aldred, Local President.........................!»;. visboro A. B. Veeder......................................... .Demorest F. A. White, County President..........................Demorest, S. H. Barnes..........................................Douglas A. W. Haddock...,...................................Douglas Bertie Phillips.......................................Douglasville George Johnson..........................................Dublin Whitley Langston.......................... Dublin W. F. Alott.................................................Dublin J. C, Pittman............................................Dublin P. G. Griffith..........................................Eatonton Daisy Terrell..........................................Eatonton Guy Clopton.........................................Gainesville J. T. Telford................................. Gainesville John AVilde Park............................. Greene’ville George Billinghurst......................................LaGrange John G. Childs.......................................LaGrange H. F. Jarrell........................................LaGrange H. E. Aiarshhurii..................................LaCrac ■■ S. T. Combs............... Lithonia G. Al. Johnson, Local Presided........ Utl'.onia F. E. AleCutchen.....................................Lithonia Marvin Williams. State Superintendent....................Liihoiiia L. M. Barnes............................................Macon A. J. Brooks..............................*•..............Macon August Burghard.........................................Alacoh J. AA r Calloway............................... .Macon . C. P. Gostin..............................................Macon R. A’. Hardeman.................................. Macon Arthur Jones..............................................A la con Madge Merritt.-...........................................• S. B. Merritt............................................. M< '' H B. B. ltenitz............................................AI aeon Harriet Sears........................................ Alacoij D. A. Warliek...........................................-.Macon Carabel Wilks................................. .....Macon Sarah Brady.................................. .. .Madison Airs. Erwin Godfrey................................ ... Madison Airs. C. O. Price................................. ... Madison Airs. Laura Stovall. Local President................... ... Afadisoii Airs. Alary Ware, County President..................... ____Madison Mrs. J. D. M.vriek................................ Meriwether Mrs. George Connell................................... .MoutkeUo Airs. II. L. Turse, State Superintendent................. ... Alontlcello Airs. A. S. Walker, L«ical President..................... ... Alontieello Airs. T. E. Atkinson............................... . ...Xewnan Airs. R. J. Burnette.................................... .....Newnan Airs. S. P. McElroy................................... ..... Noreross Mrs. Mattie F. Anderson......................................Norwood Aliss Willie B. Gibson................................ .... Norwood Mrs. Lawrence Yeargan, State Superintendent............ .......Rome Airs. Byrd Lovett................................... . Sandersville Mrs. J. B. Wall................................... . Sandersville Airs. Newman Wood................................. .Samlersville Mrs. H. E. Crittendon............................. ....Savannah Aliss Henrietta DR. TRAVIS GIVES MEDICAL OPINION MR. J. W. LEE. JR,, COMES TO HIS OLD HOME Mr. John M'ebb. Lee, Jr., and bis son, John Webb Lee the III, of Syracuse, X. Y„ are in Covington as the guests •>f Dr. and Mrs. John Webb Lee. Mr. Lee was reared in Newton coun¬ ty and his many friends are glad to see him here. lie is president of the Overland Syracuso Company, one of the largest automobile concerns in the whole coun¬ try', and his selection for that high and responsible position Is' a recognition , f .,y, .on,,, worth which his old friends here always knew he possessed. His host of Covington and Newton county friends rejoice to know of his great success in liis adopted state. LAND FOR SALE. Small and large tracts of improved and unimproved lands for sale. Lands very prodiu I ive and in healthiest sec¬ tion. Price and terms to suit. Write me if you want a home cheap. ,T. T. DAVENPORT. Helena, Ga. Miss Irene Eitel... ............................. Savannah . Mrs. A. J. Sliearouse ...............................Savannah! Mrs. W. B. Stubbs.. ..................................Savannah Mrs. Henry L. Pittman .................................Tallapoosa Airs. William AIcKay.......................................Thomasville Airs. W. M. Dunn..........................................Thomson Airs. Mackie Stanford.......................................Thomson Airs. T. B. Stockton..........................................Thomson Airs. Harry Kent............................................Tifton Aliss Margaret Everett........................................Vienna Airs. A. J. Shell................................ Vienna Airs. R. L. A filler........................................Waynesboro Mrs. N. rnuvn Shdverton....................... Waynesboro AIr>. C, AV. Skinner.......................................Waynesboro Airs. James Webb, Local President............................Wigham! Airs. G. W. ...............................................Minder Mrs W. II. Horton.....................................Winder DELEGATES FROM THE COLLEGES. Mrs. J E I ..............................................Cox College Alls- Marie Smith..........................................Cox College M, Marie Bishop, of Madison..............................State Normal Nine other delegates, names not yet received. >n, S K.iih •cine Spinks........................Georgia Norman & Industrial Nine oilier delegates, names not. yet received. Miss i.cila Legg of Albany....................................Wesleyan Aliss Ward McWilliams, of Stockbridge...........................Wesleyan Not in for (lie list of names next week and it there is any on’s name on the list w hom you especially want to entertain during the covention please notify the corresponding secretary at once. AIRS. T. G. BARNES, Cor. Sec. w IS \gt as fye/p you ’ ti/nc to t/ste/i j — j J Come in . jLsti We can help you in your money matters, be¬ calm-e handling money is our BUSINESS. Our bookkeepers will keep your accounts straight. If you have a bank account you have a receipt for for every bill you pay. We can ADVISE you, and will insure you courteour and earnest attention. .Mnice OUR hnnix YOUR bank. | j Bank of Newton County 1 Covington, Georgia 1 W. C. T. U. EDITION $J A Year In Advance The internal use of alcohol strikes the the very root of life itself, as it is a protoplasmic poison inhabiting the “breathing functions of the cell itself. Every part of the human body is weakened by its use. About 21 per cent of lunatics suffer from alcoholic insanity. It produces a diminution of bodily activity and decreases the ability of the body to overcome disease. The slight increase of energy that it causes is more than overbalanced by the un¬ desirable effects produced elsewhere. A large percentage of physicians have ceased to employ it in their practice, ami those who still utilize it—In this way—do so in greatly diminished quantities. W. D. TRAVIS, A. B., M. D. FOR SALE CHEAP. One section of white pine shelving. New and well made. Taken on ac¬ count and have no use for same, tf. DR. H. W. PARLIAMENT.