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■ DABHlsyniE
I ~ •• turned from Bir
, , ,i a a -;t Thursday.
Aia.
■ q Scarborough, of C'har
■' N . visiting his parents.
I, (r u;.n, Kico Huff, Mes?-
■r\ v w. c. s**
HJj c. Landers were visitors to
■hens Wednesday
|Vr and Mrs. R. C, David, Mea
■ Bond, Tames Christy and
from attended
K *Epv<<i!h :,.ague Convention in
van's Sunday. _ _ , .
■ Misses Ffovct Long. Ettie B. Har-
l C(l „ an .i Mr. Knox Griffeth mo
■red to Athens Saturday afternoon.
I Quite a number attended the sing-
B' at Blutstone Sunday .
■Mr and Mrs J C. Addison and
B- 3> Julia Hal! wore guests of Mr.
B d MV? 11 t' Bfoome Sunday
Bght
I Mr?. W>; ‘i Bullock will leave
Saturday rao/nirg on an extended
K?it to her brother in Abbeville.
1 C
I :;ol J. A. A dims of, Ashburn
Bisted Mu. W. R. Eskew Sunday.
I Mr \V L. Scott and Dr. W D.
■Jholston were in Athens Saturday
I The Woman’s Club held its roiv.h
ly meeting on last Thursday after
■ocn in the club room.
Ihe .Somov Class and High School
Faculty of M. C. H. S. were de
lightfully entertained at a chicken
jnuii or. Ti iirsday evening of last
week at Mr J. N. GritFc-th’s spring.
The mull was given by Messers W.
I> Graham and H. L. Echols. The
Seniors ap;i:eciate this kindness
Aown them and will long remember
this entertainment as one of the last
given them during their High School
tareer.
Messers Leo Bond, 0. D. Scarho-
W3gh and Henry Snclling were tis
ilors to Athens Wednesday .
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
MA&ISON COUNTY H. S.
Maaisor; : aunty High School Com
**r<ctnw>rif. berms on Thursday eve
**& May 11 th witn a most interest
program. Friday evening there
W ‘T bt a Must and Expression Re
ntal.
*
oion. Mon.lay, May 21st., 7th Grade
C. asuaviig Exercises, Monday ve-
Tit Wren” will be presented
J Tiign -Vhnoi; Tuesday evening,
May 22 d, 8:30 P. M. the Grad-
Kxt-rcis.hr, will be held.
‘’OMMEKCF.MENT EXERCISES
OF
COLBERT HIGH SCHOOL
MAY u —lB
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF
FK'MARY grades
Thu,,dav Evetun*, May 17lh
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF
p School and Hivh School
rr M,*v lg. *.t8:30 p. m
PLAY
; 'OOED COON”
''■esented By
" Drnovp.'i Club.
s ’ u ' J Auditorium
r - nirf May 26th
:3<? V M
j :0 MM EN C EMENT EX EEC I$ RS
OF
}. ILA HIGH SCHOOL
MAY 20 to 23.
I
COMMENCEMENT SERMON
■Sunday May 20, 11 o’clock.
Commencement Exercises
of
t GrammarGtad&s
Monday Evening, May 21, 8 p. ni.
Graduating' Exercises
! 0f
Seventh Grades
Tuesday Morning, May 22, 11 o’clock
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
‘ “More Sinned Against Than Sinning”
| Tuesday Evening, May 22, 8 p. m.
I . Graduating Exercises
i of
High School
Wednesday Evening, May 23, 8 p. m.
j REV. BROOKS TO PREACH AT
j MEADOW
I On the third Sunday afternoon in
j May Rev. W. P. Brocks Jr. pastor
1 of Comer Baptist church will preach
at Meadow. Eve ybody cordially
invited. Three o’clock eastern time.
CHOIR MEETS AT BLUESTONE
On last Sunday p. m. the Madi-
I son county singing choir met with
| Bluestone church. A large crowd
i was present and some good singing
; was had. The next meeting will be
| .it Meadow the firt Sunday afternoon
! in June at which time a large atten
dance is expeeted. • *
PROF CON WELL TO SiNC AT
VINEYARDS CREEK
Prof. Guy Conwell with his quar
tet will be at Vineyards Creek Church
3rd Sunday morning at 9:30 Every
body invited.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS
1923 Reading Course Pot Teachers.
Primary and General filamentary
I Manual f l o* Georg’.a Teachers.
Cc. Supt.' posUgf!)
2.. Everyday Pedagogy fiir.coin)
Ginn ar.d Cos. Atlanta ?1. D> post
paid • ‘
3. Acquiring Skill in leaching
(Grant) Southern School Book De
pository Atlanta ", ?1.3S postpaid.
High School h'id Supervis>r;;
1. Manual for Georgia Teachers
Cos.. Sunt. (Please r,d postage)
2. Every Teacher’s Problems
(Stark) Am.. Book Cos. Atlanta;
$1.48 postpaid
3. Methods of Teaching High
Sshool (Parktr) Ginn and Cos.
Atlanta 21.80 postpaid
Teachers Examination will be held
Aug. 3rd and 4th. ....
ILA WOMAN S CLUB
The fia Woman’s Ciub held its
regular monthly meeting Friday May
4th and was called to order by the
President, Mrs J. E. Glenn.
The Club was fortunate indeed in
having present at this meeting Miss
Kate Hicks and Miss Callaway from
the State Normal School. Miss Hicks
talked on “Cooperation between
Patent and Teacher." Miss Callo
way gave a talk on “Progressiveness
of the Community." Both of these
talks were very ir.te'“sting and in
spiring.
The Club room was beautifully
decorated with spring flowers.
Delicious refreshment? were ser
ved bv the 1 aster;-, M s Olady •• Bur
roughs. ..... •
DanielsvHle, Georgia, Friday, May If, 1923
MR W. J. GLEN N DIED
WEDNESDAY
Mr William J. Glenn, aged 63,
died suddenly at the residence 350
Madison avenue in Barberville Wed
nesday morning at 6 o’clock Funeral
and interment will take place at
Pleasant Grove church in Madison
County near Nee sc Thursday after
noon at 3:30 o’clock. The funeral
parly will leave the tresider.ee at 2:30
Rev. W. L. Culbertson of Com
merce assisted by Rev. Wiliie Saye
will conduct the services. Dorsey’s
• *
funeral directors will be in charge of
the funeral, arrangements Pall
bearers will be Messrs Otho Brown,
Asa Wier, T. R. Crawford, C. D.
Booth, J. H. Hardeman, G. P.
Whitmore, Will Dillard.
Mi* Glenn, who was a retired plant
er and Deacon in the Baptist Church
is survived by his mother, Mrs Mar
tha Glenn, a son Paul L. Glenn and
the following daughters Miss Magda
len Glenn, Mrs A. D. Wier, Athens,
Mrs O. C. Dillard, Neese; Mrs G. W
Crawford, Barberville.
. —Banner Herald.
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MEADOW
* ♦ '•> * * * & 4
Air and Airs Ctu.l Ashworth from
Oglethorpe were visiting Mr and Mrs
P N. Miller Sunday night and Men.
On account of the rain there was
not any preaching at Meadow Satur
day .
We are sorry to report that Mr W.
R. Daniel is very sick at this time,
Mr and Mrs J. A. Johnson we*-
spend-the-day guests of Ai.*a J. H.
Hendricks Sunday.
Mr and Mrs G. W. Sneflings, IVD
and Mrs J. F. Clodfelter and Rev.
and Mbs W. M. Saye were dinner
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Tom Power announce
the birth of s boy on Monday May 7.
Miss Kathleen Benton of Comet
spent' last wee K-end with her aunt
Mrs Griff Meadow.
Mi hi-, Resale Sorrow was dinner
guest, of Miss Nellie Smith Sunday.
Mr and Mrs J. 0. Nix of Comer
attended preaching here Sunday and
were guest of the Misses Nelms.
Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson from
Comer were guests of Mr and Mts
W. R. Daniel Sunday.
Sir and Mm Oscar Harton from
West Va. are visiting Mr and Mrs
H. J. Barton. ....
Mr and Mrs Mason Clodfelter. was
visiting Mr Cieo Carithen; Sunday.
Next Sunday is Mothd.s Duy and
there will be a nice program at the
Church, so everybody is invited to
come.
Quite a number from here attended
the singing at Bluestone Sunday.
4 * ft * k * *****
VINEYARDS CREEK.
*****•••*
Mr aH Mrs M. A. White were
week-end guests of Mr Tom Porter
held and family
\t,- aTI (J Mrs Quincy Wood ..-re
v’siting their parents. Mr and Mrs
S. H. Wood Sunday.
Mr j,nd Mrc Bunion Smith sneo'
Sand w Ml md Mt W V
Commencement Exercises
Madison County high School
Daniclsvilie Georgia Thurscay A\ey if) 192}
A utliforiiiiu S:ltU P. Af.
PROGRAM
Learning to Waltz Missi
Margaret Moor.— Clara Langford.
The Whistler Spaulding
Mary Hampton
Jennie Takes a Trip
Mary Lizsie Phillip:;
Marching Home Stoinheimer
Lovic Adams
Seeing Things ut Night Hull
zx Chorus
My Uncle John .
Dewitt Bond
Tick tuck Tale Tefr>
Em maly Sanders-—Johnnie Mell Davis ~..
The Robin’s Lullaby - ) Krogtaa*.
Mary Dalton
Jerry’s Temperance Society Hamiltor
Joe CuHis Huff
Sunset Glow Ken
Fay Gholston
Playing Grandma
Winnifred Adams
Little Curley Headed March Holcombe
Virginia Moseley—Lucy L:
vuntn*
Bud's Fairy Tale house ti . Riley
These .
Ruth Rogers The snv .
White Carnation pnrt of
... j sunny ex.
Mandolin Clu 1 • ,
ua -qjxa U’
In the Dark ngi ‘ p ®‘
■j 1 *' _
Vivian S' . r-nuatm
Mrs W’iggin’r, Tea party
Out at Old Aunt Mary’s Riley
Joe Boyd Gholston
Dance of the Lumberjacks Sartori*
Winifred Adams—Ruth Rogers r
Elsa Waltzes Arranged by Mrs W, D. Gholston
.. Mandolin Club x GSg&C'&IS
The Jolly Blacksmith Church-hill
<i- .rr,:#|* Chorus J-(
' r *-• ■“* S
Ushers —
Albert Christy, * Geo. Lumpkin Burden
Adel Kellam Evie L?c Msnn
Admission- 10 and Hi cents
Smith.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Wood and son
! Rheuben visited Mr and Mrs George
Wood Sunday. ....
j Mr and Mrs Holden King spent
i Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Dave
i Moon.
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j Mr and Mrs Alex Booth and Mrs
j Mary Jane King spent Sunday after
i noon with Mr and Mrs Dewey K>ng.
i
; Mrs Milton Wood had as Imr guest
• Tuesday afternoon Misses Minnie
i Woods, Hersie Kidd and Mrs George
! Wood,
f
: Mrs H. C. Gunter and children of
! Pearl is spending a fe v days \yiih
j # . *
j relatives in this section.
j Mr and Mr3 Dewey King were
shopping in El barton one day this
week.
Mis;;. Delree Mitchell entertained
] f.Tit- young people Tuesday night at
a party.
Mr .and AT • Roy Threlkeld were
day this week . • • • •
I : ARM LOANS
Loans .on high clas*
farms closed quickly
large loans preferred.
J. T. Murry,
Danielsville, Oa
Plenty of Money
t.eiids
On Farm land- Lowest rate
Interest Prompt Action.
Hubert M. liylee
Law Offices Athens,t Go.
405 Holman Bid#.
No loans mafic less than 2,000.06
Variety of Materia’* for Book*.
In the British museum are book*
written on oyster shells, bricks, bone*,
ivory lend, iron, copper, she.p-sklo,
WOOfl. lU)d. UaJ.’.U ’o
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