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PIXIE NEWS
| HayS and son Harold, Mrs.
K Ha?> aU ,„d’ ' daughters, Mary Clark and
Thu rsday with Mrs.
Id.
rvpV spent the we.ek-end
....__/I Mr. and Mrs. A/IVo J. N.
parents,
gays made a business trip
i, I Wednesday. Calvert, of
Lula and Nora
V s spent the week-end with
Grove. Paul Hays.
sister, Mrs.
, Biggers and chil
and Mrs. L. A.
. Joe Hays
with Mr. and Mrs.
ffere Tuesday evening.
L L short time Saturday after
Paul Hays spent
nith Mrs. Will Greer.
John Ivey and Harvey Savage
Friday in Porterdale.
and Mrs Clark Pope and daughter
, Hel
jjrs. J°e Hays and daughter
Lotored to Conyers Sunday, where
r the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
vere
Biggers. and baby,
and Mrs . Paul Hays
[joe Hays and Sunday Misses Nora with and Mr.
L Calvert spent
o. S. cole, of Rocky Plains. *
L Mary Hays and Gladys Big
Lent Sunday with Miss Julia Ew ;
L [ Brick Store.
j Mrs. Paul Hays and son Har
L an(
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
[ e
rt a while Thursday evening.
k Carl Savage and daughter, Lois,
Emmett [jay Biggers and children spent
afternoon with Mrs. Clark
I and Mrs. Paul Hays spent a
I w -hile Monday night with Mr. and
L A. Biggers.
OXFORD NEWS
Hammond Johnson, of Gaines
fvas the guest of Mrs. Walter
|am this week.
and Mrs. Walter Branham, Jr.,
lanta. spent Sunday with his grand
|r. Mrs. J. W. Branham.
and Mrs. Jack Short and Mrs.
[Campbell, kith friends of and Atlanta, relatives spent here, Sun
J j Sunday and Mrs. with Tom their Ross, aunts. of Macon, Misses
I and Emmie Stewart.
and Mrs. John Meriwether, of
Irs, [daughter, were the week-end guests of
I Miss Ruth Meriwether,
home of Mrs. Nunnally.
L Vivian Bailey has returned, and
■ with her sister, Mrs. Sims, while
ling E. U. A. this year.
I | Boland Branham, of Alabama,
several days with his mother and
1 Mrs. J. W. Branham and Miss
■Branham.
I. Ing Verlyn Branham, of Atlanta, is
some time with Mr. and Mrs.
|r | Branham.
[son Louis Robinson, Miss Nitocris
and Miss Nell Johnson spent
in Atlanta.
and Mrs. Henry Mays, Misses
land Alice Mays, and Mrs. J. O.
fn with spent Mrs. two Bridges. days last week in
. Ward has as her guest this week
|wther, and Mrs. Mrs. Emory Cherry, of Florida.
Stone, of At
| Irs. were the week-end guests of Mr.
D. T. Stone.
|. liest Will of her Pentecost, parents, of Mr. Atlanta, and Mrs. is
k Henderson.
|. J- W. Branham and Miss Sara
lam were the guests of Mr. ami
|G. I many C. Adams. friends of Mrs. Chandler
■ad to welcome her home again,
las been in a hospital in Atlanta
lyeral Mtocris months. Robinson
r is is visiting
m \\ inder this week.
P Effie McGarity left Sunday for
Pgr to resume her work in the
|. after ^ being at home for a week,
r. ara Branham left Wednesday
fieago, where she is studying, also
Pf ta the University.
■ lees Friday night the citizens gave
and the E. U. A. boys a re¬
in at Haygood Hall. Drs. Mays and
Vu.. V Rees - Pr »f. Gibson. Mr.
I ranham, and others added to the
f, af the occasion by making
L'aiKs. a nd punch Alter the program sand-
1 were served.
Weak
BB
Mildred Pipkin, of
' • D- 8, Columbia, Tenn.,
ays: “My experience with
lf uui has covered a number of
prs. [got Nineteen years ago . . . BO
down with weak back. I
fas rrvous run-down I had and so weak and
' to stay in bed.
read of
to Woman's Tonic
^, .at sen t that for lP time, 1 took only one BB 5i
and it helped
'Seemed to strengthen and
d me right up. So that is
ft, lrst knew of Cardui.
.
... when 1 began to
■eak and 'no account’, I
taned Card ui, and
r Jl to help me.
you are w eak and suffering
L., '^ 0m iust anly what ailments, Cardui
IsLc arduR It you need.
| n nds has helped
toy > and ought to help
At all druggists’ and dealers*.
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BAPTIST WORKERS’ CONFERENCE
AT MONROE. OCT. 26TI1
A workers’ conference has been called
at Monroe, at the First Baptist church,
at 9:30 A. M. on October 26th. Pastors,
Clerks, Moderators, Chairmen of Exec¬
utive Committees and other members
of the committees, President or some
officer of each of the Associational or¬
ganizations of Sunday School, Baptist
Young People’s Union, Woman’s Mis¬
sionary Union, laymen, and any other
interested persons are cordially invited.
The day will be spent in planning and
prayer- The Georgia enlistment and edu
cational program will be discussed, re¬
ports will be made by Associational
representative^, and a round table dis¬
cussion conducted. The conference seeks
to solve problems and to lay plans for
the .coming year. The good people of
Monroe will furnish entertainment for
all who come.
Please write Rev. J. H. Webb, Mon¬
roe, Ga., if you will be able to be pres¬
ent. A day of instruction, inspiration,
and help is offered. You are cordially
invited. Come!
GUM CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Coley Byrd, of near Con¬
yers, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Byrd Sunday.
Many from this community attend¬
ed the funeral of Mr. Olin Kent at Salem
Saturday morning.
.Mrs. Margaret Ellington and children
attended the Association at Old Sardis
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bostwick
motored over with them.
The many friends of Mrs. R. L. El¬
lington are very glad to see her back
from the hospital, with health much im¬
proved.
MR and Mrs. Bert Dial entertained a
few friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of their sister, Mrs. Devona Hale, of
Athens.
A large crowd attended the C. E. rally
at Covington Sunday evening. All re¬
ported a splendid time.
The Gum Creek C. E. Society was en¬
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Byrd at
their home Saturday night. Many of the
members attended, and all had a nice
time. We had with us the secretary of
the state, Mr. Matthews. Games were
played and refreshments served.
Let everybody remember Sunday
Schodl every Sunday • afternoon and
preaching every second Sunday. Every
body is welcome.
Miss Nora Mitcham spent Monday
night with Mrs. C. L. Bostwick.
Mrs. E. A. Cason had as her guests
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. A. Ellis,
Mrs. C. L. Bostwick and Miss Irene
Bostwick.
PINE GROVE NEWS
Airs. J. O. Hitchcock spent Alonday
afternoon with Mrs. G. D. Elliott.
Mrs. W. M. Cook and Miss Mary Liz¬
zie Cook spent Alonday afternoon with
Miss Elizabeth Elliott.
Mrs. S. G. Lowe and Mrs. Addie Rob¬
ertson spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. William Adams, of Mansfield.
Mrs. L. H. Elliott, of near Newborn,
spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. G.
D. Elliott.
Rev. C. F. Allen conducted the weekly
prayer meeting Friday evening.
Messrs. Morris and Robert Robertson
were in Covington Saturday evening.
Several from here attended the fu¬
neral of Mr. J. H. Bowden, at Sewell’s
church, Tuesday morning.
Airs. S. G. Lowe, Mrs. W. J. Cook and
Misses Mary Lizzie Cook and Elizabeth
Elliott were visitors in Mansfield Thurs¬
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Lizzie Cook was the week¬
end guest of Aliss Carrie Black, of Cov¬
ington.
Miss Allean Lowe spent Saturday
night with Miss Martha Robertson.
Mr. and Airs. G. D. Elliott were in
Social Circle Saturday morning.
Mr. and Airs. J. H. Hitchcock and
children have returned from a two
weeks visit to relatives near Alonticello.
Mr. Carter Robertson and Misses Ma¬
ry Frances and Fannie Robertson were
visitors to Mansfield Thursday aftei
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McElhenny, of near
Alonticello, spent Saturday with Mr.
and Airs. J. H. Hitchcock.
Messrs. T. H. and L. C. Elliott and
S. G. Lowe spent Saturday in Covington
Mrs. Addie Robertson, of Tifton, spent
Wednesday night with Miss Sallie Elli¬
ott and Thursday with Mrs. Victoria
Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hitchcock spent
Sunday with Air. and Mrs. J. H. Hitch¬
cock.
Mrs. W. J. Cook and sons, James,
Clark, Harry and Reuben Cook, were
the guests of the former’s daughter
Mrs. Fred Dozier, of near Monticello.
Several members of the Pine,Grove
Christian Endeavor Society attended the
Christian Endeavor convention held at
the Covington Presbyterian church last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. G. Lowe and Airs. Addie Rob¬
ertson spent Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. J. N. Jones.
1 We are glad to see Airs. Capers Rob
e rtson out after a recent illness.
m& COVINGTON NEWS, COYWCTS^N, ^oftGIA
LEGUIN NEWS
Mi and Airs. H. B. Meadors spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Mead¬
ors and daughter.
The party given by Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Meadors Saturday night was en¬
joyed by a large crowd. Ice cream was
served after the games.
-Miss Macy McCart spent Saturdaj
night with Miss Christine Taylor.
-Mrs. C. A. Lassiter and daughter,
Ntva, spent last Tuesday afternoon witn
Airs. T. D. Meadors and Miss Mary Alice
Meadors.
Air. and Mrs. Troy Stubbs and chil¬
dren, and little Miss Mildred Yancy,
spent a while Sunday morning with Mr.
and Mrs. T. D. Meadors and family.
A large crowd attended the singing
at High Point church Sunday afternoon.
AA e had several good singers with
us.
Mrs. Iness Morris, of Atlanta, is vis¬
iting her sister, Mrs. T. J. Kelly.
Mrs. H. B. Johnson, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs. J. R. Meadors.
Airs. Emmett AIcCart and Miss Tem
pie Lewis spent Sunday afternoon with
Airs. T . D. Meadors and her guest, Mrs.
H. B. Meadors.
Air. Dee Meadors spent last week-end
i. I. GUINN’S CASH STORE
NEW GOODS OF SEASON ARRIV¬
ING EVERY FEW DAYS
SPOT CASH!
ONE PRICE!
BIG VALUES!
SHOES OUR SPECIALTY
J. I. GUINN
COVINGTON GEORGIA
BAGGAGE SMASHERS TAKE NOTICE
DROPPED 125 FEE Hu j^gi: I
WITHOUT
HARM
M
D-NAUGHT LUGGAGE
Withstands the Hardships of Travel
The manufacturers of DREAD NAUGHT The trunk struck with a heavy thud and then
knew that the material and construction bounced 15 feet, but not even the lining in the
luggage trunk was cracked.
used in their trunks were bound to make a trunk
that would withstand the hardships of travel, but As to the durability and strength of a DREAD
word for NAUGHT trunk, could you ask for better proof ?
they did not want the public to take their Surely a trunk that has stood this test has noth¬
it, and therefore hoisted one of their DREAD ing to fear from the BAGGAGE SMASHER!
NAUGHT trunks to the top of their 125-foot tank Let us show you one of these DREAD
and from this dizzy height dropped it to the NAUGHT trunks. We have them in all styles and
ground. sizes, and the price is very reasonable.
EVERITT’S FURNITURE STORE, Covington, Ga
\
with homefolka
Mrs. Paul Parker and daughter, Es¬
telle, spent Wednesday afternoon with
Airs. Lester Meadors.
Misses Tempie Lewis and Olenda Tay¬
lor spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Jack Parker.
Airs. T. D. Meadors is still on the
sick list, but we hope for her speedy '
re
covery.
School at High Point will open Mon-1
drive day, October 9th. Mr. T. D. Meadors will j
the school truck.
FOR RENT
One 4-room house.
D. A. THOMPSON
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
3*
Why We Now Have
Fast-Time Farming
IT WAS once thought that it would be impos¬
sible to do farm work thoroughly if the tools
traveled over the land any faster than a good
team of horses could walk. However, the
fast-running Fordson, coupled with Standard
Fordson Equipment, does the field work much
more thoroughly at a higher rate of speed.
For seeding in faster time the AMSCO
DRILL, made especially for the [Fordson, is
recommended. It is made exceptionally
strong and durable. There are no light cast¬
ings and the frame work is made of strong
angle steel with an I-beam in the center.
The feed mechanism is so positive that there
is no danger of inaccurate dropping, even
when the seed boxes are nearly empty.
The discs are raised by a power lift which is
so prompt in its action that much narrower
headlands are required. This is a big advan¬
tage in saving time on large or small fields.
P. J. ROGERS,
COVINGTON, GA.
The men who do their work the bent buy, their equipment
here at "Power Farming Headquartere."
