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OLD ROCK CREEK NEWS. j
.Mr. and .Mrs. ----- Orell Frank- j
Aaron, of
iimilie. Donald, and of Gaithers, Mr. and attended Mrs. Ralph preach- Me- j
ins here Sunday and dined with Mr. 1
»ad .Mrs. Edgar Cunard j j
■>liss Ina Mae Jones spent Saturday
n, ki at Leguin with Miss Lizzie |
.iilor,
Mr. and Mrs. T J Kitchens spent
Friday at Covington with Mr. and Mrs,
li. L. Kitchens, and were accompanied
limae by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kitchens.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cunard, of
ikuiora, attended preaching here Sun¬
day and dined at Mr. and Mrs. John
Ozbura.
.School starts liere next Monday,
July 5th.
Mrs. Roy Allen, of Atlanta, is visit¬
ing her mother, Mrs. John Ozburn.
•Mr. and Mrs. Dolf McCullough spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Oz
tmru - -d
L ;s very dry here and we need rain
and tin* crops are small for the time
d year. The worms are doing con
sulorable damage to corn crop, and
die coton is too small for the boll
weevil to tackle as yet.
-Miss Annie Nelle Ozburu entertain¬
ed ilie young people with a singing
1: ‘st Saturday.
Mr. and Airs. Ralph McDonald, of
'dithers, spent Saturday night with
•Mr and Mrs. T. J. Kitchens.
* M ‘ V - J- E. Pate, of Macon, deliver¬
ed an interesting sermon to a large
crowd here Sunday.
E, ' v - J. E. Pate, of Macon, sjient Sat
•uday night with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
* una rd.
-Mr, Robert Herring, of Grayson,
hi Saturday night and Sunday
" 1,h Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kitchens, Jr.
1 '• f rank Jones siient Sunday af
’" n " ..... with Mrs. Tom Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. li. L. Kitchens, of
' "vington. and Rev. J. E. Pate, of
ll " n ’ dined at the home of Mr. T.
1 Kitchens. Sunday.
Ml aud Mrs. Sam Allen. Mr. and
Guanas Bates, and Mrs. Joe
attended preaching here Sun
Mined at the home of Mr. and
Mrs , - “'"b, Jones.
il »d m,s. Edgar Canard. Mr.
' -Mrs. orell Aaron. Mr. and Mrs.
McCullough spent Sunday
....... 1 wi,l Mr. and *Mrs.
> T. J.
eas.
1. McCullough si*ent
ni0ini ' vith Mrs A. B.
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aie all exiieeting a glorious
of July this time.
Mr. I,emiie„ Washington, of
vifle, and Miss Nina McDonald,
Ganhe/s, gave Misses Ila an 1 \allm
Kitchens a short visit Sunday after
noon.
Miss Tennie Rate's spent Saturday
night with Miss Annie Maud Alc
(’nllough.
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\ DM INISTKATOB’ S SALE
Georgia—Newton County.
By virtue of an order from the
Court of Ordinary of Newton Coun¬
ty, will be sold at public outcry, on
the first Tuesday in July, 1920, at
the court house uoor in said county,
between the legal hours of sale, one
half undivided interest in and to:
All that tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the City of Cov¬
ington, Newton County, Georgia, and
of metes and bounds as follows: Be¬
ginning at Corner of intersection or
Clark and West St., and running
thence East sixty feet, thence North
| 0 sm rth line of Usher Street, Thence
west to Clark Street and thence
South to the beginning Comer be¬
ing known as the Brown Carr Lot
near Clark's Grove.. C. O. NIXON.
Administrator.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
This is to notify the public that any
one holding claims against the estate
of Mrs. C. A. Lunsford, to please give
in your account at once. Also to no¬
tify any party who may owe the es¬
tate to make settlement without fur¬
ther notice.
J. F. LAZENBY, Executor.
J ruly22p. ’
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Each county will be apportioned so
many students in the Georgia Normal
and Industrial College for the coming
yea r.
It will be necessary to anply to the
County School Superin er dent, ex¬
cept those#who are already attending;
these will have a preference over new
students.
Only eight hundred can be accomo
dated, which will make five from each
county. Those contemplating attend
ing should apply at once.
G C ADAMS.
Countv ‘ School Superintendent.
Subscribe to the News aud lie happy,
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THE COVINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, GEORGIA.
STARRSYILLE NEWS.
Mr. J. J. Clack is spending some
rime at Indian Springs.
Ali-f. .nip Airs. Venus Aaron, ol
Jasper counly, spent the week-end with
their mother, Airs. Jones.
Air. aud Mrs. W. ’ H. Corley
were
visitors to Atlanta one day last week.
Aiiss Laura Johnson, of Hayston,
is the guest of Aiiss Ruby Crowley
this week.
Alisses Florence and Ethel Pinker¬
ton, of Broughton, were guests of
friends in our t illage Tuesday.
Air. and Airs. C. 1. Cash, of Coving¬
ton, were guests of Air. and Airs. . L.
Aiiddlebrooks aud attended preaching
at Starrsville Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. John Meador were
visiting relatives here Monday.
Aiiss iiobertiue Belcher spent a
few days with Alarcelle Robinson in
Covington this week.
Mr. Reuben Parish and family vis¬
ited friends in AionticellO Sunday.
Air. James Belcher spent the week
ini at Emory University with friends.
Master Jack Belcher, of Monticello,
is visiting his grandparents, Air. aud
.Mrs. A. J. Belcher.
Air. and Mrs. Vance Curtis were
guests of relatives in Monticello last
Sunday.
The Woman’s Club will meet with
Mrs. C. U. Spinner Friday afternoon
All the ladies in Hays district, who
are interested in our County Fair ex¬
hibits, are cordially invited.
Misses Sallie May Harwell and
Clara May Hays were guests of Miss
Ruth Harwell Monday afternoon. *
Airs. Pearl Harwell is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Alwyn Harwell, in
Atlanta, (his week.
Miss Ruth Harwell was carried to
the Georgia Baptist hospital, Atlanta
Tuesday for operation for appendicitis
The little folks from Starrsville at¬
tending the birth day party of Sara
Clifford Skinner in Covington last
Tuesday were wntherine Corley. Car
olyne Anderson, Leonora Belcher and
Dorothy Benton.
.Miss Berta Edwards is visiting her
mother and sister in Jackson.
Mrs. C. U. Skinner was the guest
j of Mrs. Blake, of Mansfield. M.nda>
| Subscribe for The Covington New-.
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Und let's give Covington and NewJcn
county the weekly new-spaf-er which
they deserve.
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BRICKSTOKE NEWS
Air. and Airs. Norris Alston spent
Sunday with Air. and Airs. L. A.
Patrick.
.Miss Sarah Adams lias returned af
ter spending the week-end with Aiiss
Xannelle Pen tors at Monroe.
Aiiss iiU-s Stephens has been spend
mg several days • :lh Airs. White
Xunnally, of Oxford
t-m I-Jdei , ond Airs .1 , AI ,, Adams, , , of , ..
roe. wore the guests of Air and Airs
G. C. Adams last Sunday.
AHss lvthedl Alston is . spending ,
sometime with ...... Aiiss Florence ,
Mr. , Howard ,. ........ Gibson is with the
,, Madison hall , ,, team and , .
is very
i' with the ... funs.
... Ali>:- Alice . . Adams , , left , - , last Monday „
<or Athens whore she will attend the
nimmer school at the State Normal,
A very good meeting was held at !
he school by Aiiss Flovd and Mr.
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Luck in the interest of the County
;' a j r ). )st vveeJj
Our'district'is going to have the
A t exhibit attlie Fair this fall.
Airs. Dyer and Mrs. Graham
Sunday very pleasantly at Monroe.
Airs. John Chapman has recovered
after . „ illness of several weeks.
Our coiton crop is exceptionallv
mod. and unless we have excessive
■;iills the boll weevil can't <lo very
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much damage.
Mrs. Wright Adams has returned
ft<',• spending some time in Eufala
lia . where she attended a very
iful wedding.
Air. C ‘veland Adams is in IJowden
i-i::ng friends.
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CITATION
Xtate of Georgia—Newton County.
The Appraisers appointed to set
(side a years support for the Widow of
G. V. Moore and her minor child hav¬
ing tiled their report, this is therefore
to cite all persons concerned to sliow
cause, if any they can why said re¬
port should not be made the judgment
of this court and I will pass onthe
same" on the first Monday in Jury
next. 1920.
Tin's June 7, 1920.
A. D. MEADOR, Ordinary.
CITATION
State of Georgia—Newton County.
Mrs. Florence Jones has applied for
letters cum testamento annexo, to is¬
m's to her on the estate of Mrs. C.
L'ffries, late of said county, deceased,
no this is therefore to cite all per-
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MANSFIELD NEWS.
I.'-ai. E. \V. Adams, Newton's Rep
resentative, spent the week-end at
home with friends and to the delight
ol his family,
Elder 1 L. Hays attended
:1 G ., .> ; unlay uni.
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>'- !HS r 1) - Adams. J. L. Rob
-Mi s Mary F. Roquemore re
turned from a trip to New York Sun
day and report a delightful time
while in the North.
We notice with pleasure the interest
that is being manifested , m . the , boys , of ,
Alan>field by , Rev. C. F. ,, Allen, ,,, their ...
Scout Mister. Mi appreciate , tho ,,
fact that they are having . instilled . in¬ .
to them enthusiasm towards , high . ,
ideals aud noble deeds, well done,
lhough they may seem small for the
time being. The results will prove a
blessing.
,h ’ E ' HiUW01 '' of
recently purchased the drug store
,msinws of tho rlty Phftrmaoy an(1
,ln ‘ ad - v takeB ( ‘ har ^- We wek>ome
,Kl to our town and want to
MV luorn < * ou,c '
Several from here attended preach-
1n « :it Uncord Jasper county, Satur
,t;lv :uul witnessing the bap
ism nf Miss riar « Mae Hays on Snn ‘
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u;1 ^ morning.
Mrs. If. C. Hays spent the week-end
' vith ,,pd ,,,:0,hcr im<1 family at her
0,(1 in Jasr ' m ' county.^nd visi
^ h r aunt ’ Mrs - Strickland, of Con
"ord. Monday.
Mrs ' W ' A ' Summ £ rour has re '
turned from a pleasant trip to rela
fives at Clayton. Ga.. and other points
•ns concerned, both kindred and cred
■ vss. to show cause if any they can,
why letters should not issue as prayed
for, and same will be heard on the
irst Monday in July next, 1920.
This June 7, 1920.
A. D. MEADOR, Ordinary.
CITATION
State of Georgia—Newton County.
J. C. AicLendon has applied to mo
rof letters cum testamento annexo
on the estate of Air-. Tersa Jeffries,
Late of said county deceased, and all
persons concerned both kindred and
creditors are hereby notified to show
cause, if any they have, why said let¬
ters should not issue as prayed for, and
same will be heard on the first Alor.
day in July next, 1920.
This June 7. 1920.
A. D MEADOR. Ordinary.
NEW BOOK.
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Tlu> price is only 10 cents. Get it
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will send you a copy direct.—ndv.
While The News now is $1.50 the
year, it is going t,> $2.00. Subscribe
NOW. .
Lillie Sorrough vs. Jack Sorrough, Di¬
vorce No. 71, Newton Superior
Court, January Term, 1920.
To Jack Sorrough: You are hereby
notified that Lillie Sorrough has filed
suit for divorce in which you are made
defendant. You are therefore hereby
notified to be and appear at the next
term (third Monday in July, 1920)
Newton Superior Court, to answer this
petition, or the Court shall proceed ns
lo justice shall appertain.
Given under my hand and official
seal of office, this February 10, 1920.
C. O. NIXON, Clerk.
Evans Jons vs. Vera Jones.
Newton Superior Court, July Term,
1920.
To Vera Jones: You are hereby
notified that Evans Jones has filed
-.uit for divorce in which you are
made defendant. You are therefore
hereby notified to be and appear at
the nex-t term (third Alonday in July,
19201 Newton Superior Court, to ans¬
wer tliis petition, or the Court shall
■proceed as to justice shall appertain.
Civen under my hand and official
;eal of office, this June 17, 1920.
C. O. NIXON, Clerk.
