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day in Atlanta. was
j>j- parish Smith, of Tuesday. Conyers,
visitor in Covington
Hush, alter having been
Mr. Stone at
at Aniiapolia for six months is
with his parents. Col. and Mia.
Home short lea\e o
H.W. Milner, on a
a hseuce been
Mr. P. W. Godfrey, who lias
ill with influenza, is better.
Miss Rena Parker is spending
sometime at borne with het pan ut*,
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. 1 ’arker, her
svl.ool at Dawson. Ga., being closed
oil account of flu.
(’ol. U. W. Alii nor has returned
home from Oklahoma, where be vis
jred his son. Mr. Robert Milner.
The meeting of the U. 44 • C. s,
which to have been held at the
as
home of Mrs. 1.ester Fee on February
24th, was postponed on account oi
the death of Mr. Emmett Moore.
Among the Covington people spend¬
ing Wednesday in Atlanta were Mr.
W. a. Thompson, Mr. J. F. Steplieii
son. Mr. Joe Dorsey, Air. C. H. White
and Mr. S'. V. Farmer.
Mrs. Annie Pace Wooten lias re¬
turned home from Kirkwood, where
she was called by the extreme illness
of her brother, Mr. Harold Pace, who
tins influenza.
Mrs. V. A. Harper and Miss Annie
Mae Biggers- were recent visitors in
Atlanta.
Miss Ruh.v Tolar, of Atlanta, spent
file week-end in Covington with her
sister, Miss Johnnie Tolar.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans niggers and
Miss Isabel Riggers, of Atlanta,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Cov¬
ington. the guests of Mrs. I.. T. Rig¬
gers.
Mr. T.G. Callaway and Thomas
Callaway spent Sunday in Atlanta,
where they wont to see Miss Sarah
Callaway Hvhoste condition^ red‘idly
extremely critical, is gradually im
proing. She has been removed from a
hospital to a private home.
Mr. P. J. Rogers spent Monday in
Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Jordan and
sons, Courtland and Claude, mo¬
tored from Atlanta Sunday and spent
the day with Mr. and Mrs. ]’. W.
Simmons. fc
Misses Pauline Gaither and Flor¬
ence Turner, of Shorter College, spent
I lie week-end at home with their pa¬
rents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Knox, of Mon¬
roe. were the guets during the week¬
end with Colonel and Mrs. J. F. Rog¬
ers.
Miss Fletcher Fou Lunsford was a
visitor to Atlanta Sunday.
Mr. Roll T. Ballard hits returned
to Covington, after an extended trip
through Florida.
Miss Ethel McCord who holds a
responsible position in Allan a. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Covington
with her father .7. F. McCord
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Death spent
Tuesday in Atlanta.
Mr. Henry F. Branham returned
fro Atlanta Sunday after sending
ilie week-end in Covington with his
iamily. Mrs. Branham is spending
several days in Social Circle.
•Mr. Ivy Smith, of Georgia Tech,
spent Sunday at home with His moth¬
er. Mrs. George T. Smith.
Air. C. A. Franklin is quite ill at
his home. His many friends wish
him a speedy recovery
I>r. X. Anderson made a -husi
ness trip to Atlanta Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Adams and
little daughters will he af home with
Mr. R. W. Campbell on Fiord street
for several weeks during the work
of modeling their handsome Briek
store district home.
Mr. Spence Hicks was a visitor to
Conyers Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. Will Cook will be
delighted to learn that she is resting
welt, after an operation at Dr. Xo
bles Sanitarium i n Atlanta,
formed last per¬
M, Thursday.
‘ A s - McGarity made busi
a
noss tr 'P to Atlanta Mondav.
Mi, Lawrence Fain, formerly of
< ovington. now of Buford.
,,P Oa was
nf Will Lee Gaither
las week-end.
( '° l Rp ” h(,n M Tuck has
returned
8Pa * fJ ° 5 'Lia « mop
l ; ,ho ™ * Savannah.
I asf Tm ‘ kPn <1 with his
M- . and Mrs. parents
c. I. rash
F'-o. H. B. Robertson has
returned
Ohio.
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liO: COVINGTON, NEWS, COVINGTON GEORGIA. TUUi.sudi, MARCH I 1920.
Hitmen anil ^mietn
OF PURELY LOCAL INTEREST
Society Department Phne ITT J.
since his etun.
Mr. James VV bite, of Emmy - di¬
versity, wa* >\t home for the Vvi-ek
eud
Mrs. Mu-. seize:', w. -• m- *>•
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C„ is visiiiiifc pai.-n .s. Mi
Mrs. A. S. Piper, or too week*.
Miss Marcella Robinson spent
the week-end in Atlanta with b 1
aunt, Mrs. Nunnatly, when she wu.
one of the visiting belles at the Pea¬
cock dance.
The many friends ol Mrs. R
Guinn will regret to learn that she
is ill with influenza.
Miss Caroline Wooten spent Sat
unlay and Sunday with her sister.
Miss Lucy, at Agnes Scott < allege.
Decatur.
Air. Harold Pace, of Kirkwood,
sjjenf Tuesday in < ovington. He
came to bring his little -daughter,
Leonora, who will make her home'
with her aunt, Mrs. Annie Pace
Wooten.
Little Miss Gene Lee spent Satur¬
day night in Atlanta with her cous¬
in, Miss Sarah White Callaway.
Misses- Marie Harwell and Dorris
J’el Is. who have been the guests ol
Mrs. II. V. Johnson for several days,
have returned home to Mansfield.
A few friends were the guests of
Miss Fleteher Fou Lunsford Tues¬
day for a musical evening.
KNIGTIIS TEMPLAR BANQUET
An event of Tuesday evening was
tin- banquet the Knights Templar
tendered an honored visitor, Mr. T,
R. Ridley, of Dalton, inspector the
Grand Commandery, at the Mason¬
ic Temple. After inspection duty was
completed, the evening was devoted
t<> feasting. Covers were placed for
sixty, and an elaborate! erf irse
CJenu was seved.
WOMAN’S CLUB MEETING
AN INTERESTING EVENT
The March meeting of the Wo¬
man's Club was held at the home of
Miss Salih- May Cook Tuesday after¬
noon, the hostesses on this occasion
being Mrs. Cook, Mrs. C. C. King,
Mrs. w. D. Travis, Mrs. Dudley Wil¬
liams. Mrs. G. C. Crisp, Mrs. Walker
Combs, Mrs. Joe Pittman, Mrs J.
W. Lee and Mrs. It. W. Milner.
SI. Patrick decorations were car¬
ried out in full detail, with a profu¬
sion of jonquils nad other blossoms
oti cabinets and mantels, and Sham¬
rock much in evidence.
After the business session a most
interesting musical and literary pro¬
gram followed, which included Sket¬
ches of Saint Patrick, Legends of
the Shamrock and of Leap Year,
Irish Literature, Song by Misses
Florence Wells and Winnie Huson.
and a piano solo by Miss Fletcher
Lou Lunsford.
Much merriment was provoked by
a huge Saint Patrick's pie in a pan
hung with garlands of Shamrock.
The guests assembled around the
big ire in the living room, the pie was
passed and each one drew an Irish
joke, which was read aloud, each one
getting more "Irish.”
Delicious refreshments wore served
consisting of salad, sandwiches and
coffee.
MR. \NI) MRS. W.H. GAITHER
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. W. TT. Gaither en¬
tertained Sunday, when the members
of the family were their guests at
dinner ? u honor oft heir daughters.
.Miss Pauline, who was at home from
Shorter College, and Mrs. Jack Vi
varttas of Brooklyn, who has been
siK-piling tlie winter in Covington, and
will leave for home soon.
Tiie long table had for its central
decoration a glass basket filled \yi;h
spicy red carnations and, fern. Cov¬
ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs Oat
tiler and family, Mrs. 7 ,. T Rigcrers
Mr. and Airs. .7. I,. Skinner and fam¬
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Folker and
tamly. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Riggers.
Miss Annie Mae Rigge •and Miss
Isabel Riggers, of Atlanta.
Waves Sh: . -ring Liner Princess Anne
New Yorlc.—Cracked and storm-bat¬
tered from stem to stern, almost brok
en in two amidships, the Oid Donrin
ion liner Princess Anne, abandoned ex¬
cept by her two first officers, was
slowly being submerged by the seas as
she lay stranded on the sand . iioal
off Rockawav. Unless favor: ‘ - e.r it¬
er prevails, shipping officials declare
there is little hope of saving any part
of her cargo, of which a small amount
is still above water.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Debtors and Cdcdilor? |
All creditors of tlio estate of W. j
.1. Folds, late of Newton county, de¬
ceased are hereby notiiied to render
their demands to the undersigned ac¬
cording to law, and ail persons ludeb'.
ed to said estate are required to
make immediate payment.
This Jan. Ttb, 1929,.
MAS. ANNIE FOLDS,
REPORT DISTRICT COMMISSION
Slate of Georgia, Newton county.
To the Hon. A. D. Meador, ordinary
of said county:
the undersigned as Commissioners
appointed to sell the lands herein de
unity, under an act entitled an act
to provide for the collection and ex
j iend it are of commutation taxes by
militia districts of Newton county, ap¬
proved August lS, 1917, to amend an
act entitled an act to create the of
lice of commissioner of roads and
revenues, for the county of Newton
and for other purposes approved Au¬
10, 1913, so to provide for rlie
appointment by the grand jury <*f
- id county of commissioners to «li
said county into five districts
of which shall he the Covington
to provide for the selection
a commissioner of roads and rev-
from each of said fiive district
prescribe terms of office and com
and for other purposes.
Beg leave to submit the follow!-ig
report: We have divided said county
of Newton into the following Mvis
of road districts for said county
as follows, to-wit:
First District, Covington, No. 4 ! 1
G. M.
Third District, Wyatts. 7(53, G. M.
limn Creek 1240, Oxford 1525 G. M.
Cedar Shoals, 1261 <F AI„ Downs 5L
G. M.
Fifth District, Stnnsc-lls, 1, G. flt.
Brewers 404 (J. M„ Roclcv Plains HOT
G. M.
Respectfu 1 Iv ‘submitted.
C. A. Sock well, chairman
,T. B. Ellington,
E. E. Lunsford, Sr.
Samp Aiken.
A. S. Ellington,
CITATION.
State of Georgia—Newton County:
W. A. Woodruff represents in his
petition duly filed that lie lias fully ad¬
ministered the estate of B. II. Wood¬
ruff, late of said county, deceased, un¬
der the terms of the will <^j- said de¬
ceased; and, therefore, prays to be dis¬
missed as such executor, and all per¬
sons concerned, both kindred and cred¬
itors, are hereby required to show
cause, if any they can, why said appli¬
cation should not he granted, as pray¬
ed for, and same will be heard on tire
first Monday in March, next, 1920.
This February 2, 1920.
A. D. MEADOR, Ordinary.
In the District Court of the U. S.,
Northern District of Georgia., as
a Court of Bankruptcy.
In lie: Jno. P. Williams, bankrupt,
named, a resident of Mansfield, Ga., in
the county of Newton, said district, are
hereby notified that he was on Feb¬
ruary 9, 1920, duly adjudicated bank¬
rupt and that the first meeting of Ids
creditors will be held at the office of
Referee at Lawrenceville, Ga., Febru¬
ary 20, 1920, at 10 a. m., (E. T.,) at
which time the said creditors may at¬
tend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
N. L. HUTCHINS,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Lawrenceville ,Ga.. Feb. 9, 19920.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
t: EOR< 1 1A—Newton County :
By virtue of a judgment of the
superior court of said county enter
mi on the 5th day of January, 1920,
scribed at Commissioners’ sale,
will be sold on the first Tuesday
in March, 1920, within the legal hours
of sale, at public outcry, for cash
in .ore the court house door in said
county, the following described tract
of laud, to-wit: All that tract or
parcel of land situated, lying and be
gng in I.eGuin district, Newton
county, Georgia, containing thirty
four and one-half acres, more or less.
:m d hounded as follows: On the North.
Last and South by lands of Mrs. W.
S. Cook, and on the West bv Yellow
River, and being a part of the lands
bought by Jerry Epps from I. V
Brown, and said described lands to
bo sold for the purpose of a division
m mg W. S. Cook, Phoebe Jam
Adams, Ouintilla Epps, Alary Sims
; lid Sarah Johnson, in the proportion
ns set forth in the petition of W. S.
Co«»k at whoso instance said order
and judgment was entered bv said
court.
This February 3rd, 1920.
J. T.. Stephenson.
F. E. Heard,
I. W. Aleadors,
W*. Commissioners.
PETITION FOR ( HARTER
G1 ’.ORGJ. 1—Newton County:
In the Honorable S. G. McLendon,
Secretary of State of Georgia:
The undersigned, whose names, sign¬
ed by each of them, and residences are
hereto attached, brings Ibis, their pe¬
tition in pursuance of an Act of the
Genera! Assembly of tlie State of
Georgia, approved August Kith, 1919,
and respectfully show:
First.
That: we desire to form a corpora¬
tion for the purpose of carrying on
the business of banking, the name and
style of winch shall be known as The
Farmers Banking Company, Covington,
Georgia.
Second.
The location of its office and princi¬
pal place of business shall be located
in the city of Covington, county of
Newton, state of Georgia.
Third.
The amount of capital stock of the
proposed corporation is Thirty Thou¬
sand ($30,000.00) Dollars.
Fourth.
The said capital stock is divided in¬
to Three Hundred, (300) Shares of the
par value of One Hundred ($100.00)
Dollars per share.
Fifth.
The purpose and nature of the bus¬
iness of the proposed corporation shall
be that of a bank, with continuous
succession for the term of Thirty (30)
Years, with the right of renewal for
a like term. To sue and be sued. To
have and use a common seal, and at
pleasure to alter same To appoiiR
such officers and agents as the busi¬
ness of the corporation requires, pre¬
scribe their duties, to fix their com- j
pensation, and remove them at pleas¬
ure. To make such by-laws as may
lie necessary or proper for the 111411 -
-g. . :• ,il oi i! ■ property and regula¬
tion of its affairs. To hold, purchase,
dispose of and convey such real es¬
tate and personal property as may be
necessary for its uses and business. To
discottn! lulls, notes and other eviden¬
ces of dcld; to receive and pay out
deposits, with or without interest; to
•.■■■rive oil special deposit money or
bullion or foreign coins or stocks or
bonds or oilier securities; to buy or
sell foreign or domestic exchange, or
other negotiable paper; to lend money
upon personal security, or upon pledge
of bonds, stocks or negotiable security;
to take and receive security by mort
ge, :i oil erwi.se, on property real or
rs adVniid generally to do and per¬
form all such matters and things not
I. .'rcinbeforc enumerated as are or
may he incident to the business of
banking.
Sixth.
The number of Directors of tlie pro¬
posed corporation shall he Fifteen
(15,) and each and every director
must own i;i his own right the requisite
number of shares of said proposed
bank stock upon which all installments
that may he due shall have been fully
Paid
Seventh.
We herewith enclose the Charier fee
of Fifty ($.70.00) Dollars, and pray to
be incorporated under Hie laws of this
State.
Signed:
E. E, Lunsford, Covington, Ga.
II T. Iluson, Covington, Ga.
AI. II. Smith, Oxford, Ga., 11. F. 1).
J. R. George, Oxford, Ga., R. F. D.
\V. T. Corley, Starr,sville, Ga.
E. C. Hull, Covington, Ga., R. F. D.
A. F. Bennington, Covington, Ga.,
R. F. I).
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Alendel Favin, Covington, Ga.
W. H. Ivey, Covington, Ga., it. F. D.
It. W. Ballard, Covington, Ga.
I. uke Robinson, Covington, Ga.
AY. G. Benton, Starrsville, Ga.
R. \V. Dobbs, Almon, Ga.
S. 1 *. Thomas, Covington, Ga., R. F.
D
0. A. Martin, Covington, Ga., R. F.
I!
Boyce Davis, Covington, Ga., It. F.
n.
Boyce Harvey, Covington, Gu., It
F. D.
J. At. Rogers, Covington, Ga., It. F.
L.
E. M Riper, Covington, Ga.
REUBEN AF TUCK,
Atty. for Petitioners.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
Office of Secretary of State.
1, S. G. McLendon, Secretary of the
State of Georgia, do hereb.y certify:
That Hie three pages of written and
typewritten matter hereto attached is
one of the original copies of the trip¬
licate petition of the applicants for the
incorporation of the Farmers Banking
Co., Covington, Georgia, filed in this
office, Feb. 10th, 1920, and this copy
is certified and returned to the appli¬
cants as required by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 1
have hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of my office, at the Capitol, in
the City of Atlanta, this Tenth day of
February in the year of our Lord One
Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty
and of the Independence of the United
States of America the One Hundred
and Forty-Fourth.
(SEAL) S. G. AIcLENDON,
Secretary of State.
SHERIFF’S SALE
GEORGIA, NEWTON COUNTY:
Will he sold at lie Court Iloiiw
Tuesday in April. 1920. within the
door in -said com: v on ti ■ Fist
-
legal boms of sale.to-wit.
southeast
H. D. Bush place, on the
as the land bounded on the
ti cello road. Said Fa-t
by H. i Carter; on the
North road: on the
by Monticello public
South l>J r <■■»» »a,',!»'« «»<!
a««l f Dried
Uontley, «»
Creek. Sai.l »ero “ ,
1 Julian tit.i
led on by virture of a tax
1919, issued S '. R * m ^’
year county, Georgia, as
qi n Newton Written
property of W. A. Kinney.
notice given tenant in possession.
This, March 2, 1920.
S. M. HAY, SHERIFF,
Newton County, Georgia.
SHERIFF’S SALE
GEORGIA NEWTON COUNTY:
Will he sold at the Court House
door iu said county on the first Tues¬
day in April. 1920. within tlio legal
hours of sale the following described
property j to-wit:
All that certain tract of land in
flic town of Mansfield, Ga.. bounded
on the North try lands of F. AV. Rob¬
erts; East by Main street; South by
Fourth avenue, and AVest by lands
of 7 C. AleClendon. T.evied on as the
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property of F. 44'. Roberts to satis¬
fy a tax fifa issued December
20, 1919 by 4Y. S. Ramsey. Tax Col¬
lector, Newton County, Georgia,
against F. W. Roberts for State and
County taxes for 1019. Tenant in
possession served with written no¬
tice, levy made and turned over to
me by ,T. C. Hays, T,. C., »of 1(518th
disfict, G. M.
S. AI. HAY, SHERIFF.
Newton County, Georgia.
CITATION
STATE OF GEORGIA. NEWTON
COUNTY:
Airs. E. 4'. Aloore lias applied to
me for letters of administration to
issue to her on Hi estate of E. Y
Aloore, late of said county, deceased
This is therefore to notify all per¬
sons concerned to show cause, if any
fher can. why said application should
not be granted as prawed for and I
will pass on the same the fjrst AI 011 -
day in April, next 1920.
This. Maroll 1 1920.
A. D. AIEADOIt. ORDINARY.
Newton County, Georgia.
CITATION
STATE OF GEORGIA. NE4YTON
COUNTY;
J. L. Stephenson lias applied to me
for leffres of administhation with
the .will annexed on the estate of J.
R. Stephenson, late of said county,
to issue to him. and all persons con¬
cerned are hereby nofofied to file
their objection, if any they have, on
the first Alonday in April next, when
said application will he passed upon.
This, Ala rob 1. 1920.
A. D. MEADOR. ORDINARY.
Newton County, Georgia.
FOR TAX RECEIVER
To The 4Vliite Voters Of Newton
County: I hereby announce myself
a candidate for re-election to the of¬
fice of Tax Receiver of Newton Coun¬
ty, subject to the the white Democrat¬
ic Primary. I thank the people for
past favors and confidence, and if I
should meet yonr approval in the race,
I can do nothing more than promise
my best services in discharging mv
duties.
Respesffully, HENRY I. HORTON.
FOR TAX RECEIVER
To The Voters Of Newton County:
I hereby make make formal announce
ment of niy candidacy for Tax Re¬
ceiver of Newton ounty, subject to the
primary to be held on April 6 th. In it n
nouneingfor this place I base iuy claim
upon niy efficiency to properly disehare
the duties devolving upon same I mtve
Fad a number of years experience in
this work and ask that you give my
candidacy your most earnest consider¬
ation. and if after thinking this ever
you see proper to give me your support
1 will feel most deeply indebted, and
it elected will strive the harder to so
perform the duties of this office that'
your confidence in me may he .iusii
fied. Think this over, ge itiuncn, and
let’s have your most loyal support. I
want tiie place and can do the work.
Respectfully ours. ARC If IE C.
LUNSFORD. |
FOR ORDINARY j
To The Voters of Newton County;
1 hereby announce myself as a caiid-1
idate for re-election to the office of
Ordinary of Newton county, subject
.11 the action ol the Demoei-gtjg 1
rnary. I desire to thank the vters*
the support given me heretofore,
shall likewise appreciate their ^
in the coming Primary. If elected v
pledge myself to give my best
in serving you in the future.
Very Respectfully, A. I). ^eadd
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
To The White voters of
County : 1 hereby announce wjsfir
a candidate for re-election to 'item.
fire of Tax Collector of Newiou Cq
ty, subject to the Democratic riimu-j
Sincerely thanking the poepi 0 {()r
past favors, I respectfully ask m
suppore iu t his election an ,i ^
lily promise my best senior* it
case* you elect me.
i'espectfu.ly. W. S. RAFSKY
FOR TAX C'OLLEt TOR
To The While Voters of
County-: I respectfully announce. i
self candidate for the S) ,
a office of Ty
Collector of Newton County,
the white Democratic Primary,
'bank tlie people for past fuvora ng
•oafiilencc, and if I should meet Dmi
approval in lliis rate, ! <uu n ,^
lug more than promise my hot
Ices in discharging my duties.
Very Respectfully, (». ij.
COUNTY TREASI RV
To the Voters Of Now un Cmitly
: am a candidate for riia office o|
Treasurer of Newton County tioorglii
d'jecf to the M.-um •. ■tie i’rba' 1 7 |
, ,
' : il r, •; ■ reeiate Lu . support of 48 «*,'
an vide for me and promise a faithful
can vote lor qio and promise a fait
fill and impartial discharge of all
ties tonne 1 1 with the rifflee.
Rcs]ic*!':ii:y, W. R. King.
COUNTY TREASURY
T 11 Tlie Voters of Newton f'ountj.
i hereby anonnee my candidacy fnt
the office of Treasurer of Newfim
County, subject to the Democratic Pd
man and respectfully solicit the snfr
port and influence of all the rotefs
promising in event of my elect in 11 Hit
most faithful and efficient pevfam:
nne oof the duties of whek I am 03 pu¬
bic.
Respectfully, JOE 4T. WRIHHT,
FOR ORDINARY
To the People of Newton County:
I am iu tlie race for Ordiaavy. sub¬
ject- to the Democratic Eritnarr d
April 6 th. 1920. I stand for oue Ha*
-Americans, for one policy sipuUL
deal. If you think I <un honest ;tw
like the things f#r which 1 staad, vat >
l>jii more titan i ca« say. .If ftW
elect me. I assure you that y*u whl
never regret it. I Tka-uk Yon.j
ABRAM L. 1.0VI*
FOR SHERIFF
1 hereby make aimonm-anea; *1 rat
candidacy for the office of Sheriff ‘J
Newton Got nty. subject to tfi- b,' 1 -'
ocratic Primary and most
,y solicit the supiwrtaadiu-f'ucu.v }' 1
all the voters, promisitij ittevettl d
n:v elect ion the most faithful 11
ficlenf performances of the
ing dutii-s uf which I am capable, k
elected. S. AI. Hay, for several terais
Sheriff, will he my deuntv.
Respectfully. B. L. Jolmson
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR CM RT
To The Voters Of Neton <N>nutJ :
I hereby announce myself a t-atkli'-J®
roe-election to the office of ( f ' 1
the Superior Court of Newton ( miiih
Gecrgia, subject to tlio Deniocratir
mary. I wish to express my aive
timi to the people of Newton cu'iff
their confidence aud favors vk "' 11
for
me 11 tlie past, and I earnestly
highly appreciate tire art 111 ' 1
and will
support of all who can assist me •“
coining cicclion. and if elected will
discharge the dnliw of !lJL
deavov to
office to the best of my ability
Respectfully, C. O. Nbxon.
__ FOR SHERIFF
hereby my caP'b'bo .' f*
I announce
tiie office of Sheriff of Newtnu
ty, subject earnestly to the Democrati< solicit ti"' ' ^ ' ^
mary nnl ..
of all the voters. If elected
be constant endeavor to dis- Fi
nip
t ho duties of the office ia Hie ,u '
fatihful and efficient manner of "k -
l eapalild? Walt Childs w ifi l,t ' “'
tun
deputy if fit to honor me. *
you see
it is on hope tlia this ticket
vou* approutl t.AlTHlfi*
Ucs]»ect fully. I1VB
CARD OF THANKS
4Ve Wish to thank our frUmih
the kind and faithful '* 1
many ,
extended us during Hie 91m-*
iJlK 1
th ‘‘ ,,< ‘ afh ,,f ° ,,r ,,ns u! "
father. Mr. E. V. Aloore.
MRS. R. V. MO< 'RK
LEREE iIOOR£