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The Danielsville Monitor.
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■ pa : vIELSVILLE
■ v . Moseley and I>r. W.
m ’ , & bnsineste trip to
Khcns - :<iay.
H .... \jr. Gtorge His. an
■ of a son May 20th,
Joe Dovid Hi>:.
■ v . g T .. !i:teVock of Richland
|H oa rents, Mr. and M*r..
■ q Hitchcock.
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■ tiSh .. ......i’nonipsbo and Cleo
wire the guests of Miste
18... ,-i <.i Hull Thursday.
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■y. v, : - Meadow and mother,
:m, r H-jidon and sisters, Mss
and Miss Coohran, all e3
■ ih,.':sa;o- : .■ : graduating exercises
H.re Tuesday evening.
■m r 3a-'.er Pitts is visiting his
Hiotr M’/fc W. D. Gholston.
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H ivi r Hoi~.ce Daniel who has been
H. .je ?DT r ■" ■ T3f !’.
H d.c.-.-? L >. Parker and Ruth Ta-
- were guetits of Mifcs Lucy
- !u’-'ng commencement.
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H and Paul Shank came
H-vr from Washington Tuesday to
H.r.< • •: *!;: exorcises, their
B:. ~hter Plifdcd v Dig a member of
class.
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■ Vr. and M 3. E. Hancock spent
B /era! days here the first of the
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■ Mtrs, Mol’:* Ghoi/ston of Atlanta
B>ws a >eek-end visitor hero.
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■ Mr, and rs. Ed Ivey visited rel-
B ,ti vr near J-fferson last week-end.
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B Mb*. Margaret Gillard spent sev-
B(u! days tore the lust of the week
l>A the guest of Miss Ada .1. Wilson.
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B Mrs. Hope Mealor was a visitor
■l ir (e the first of the week.
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B Mr. and Mrs. Pope Stevens of
■ Gntcn at:- , den commencement ex-
Btwis<K here Tuesday.
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I Mr. ar.d Mrs. B. T. Moseley
Biro spending several days'in Atlanta
BMi is week.
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I ' y to : v,v Dame! who has been
Bka.i.ing a: .‘hams, Ga. is row visit--
■ % his parents, Dr. and Mrs. -) B.
I Paniel
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■ Mi,:-, Fsabei Evans, Jim Cooper and
JSs ,us * e 1 °quitt of Comer attend
exercises Tues
"*y evening.
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“ ,s - * • Daniel of Royston is
hf ' r brother, Mr. Prank W.
Traham.
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' *' ' " -•• Hie*? visited her sis
.’ J " i; Le Graham several days
- ’.irenoement.
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Ir ' D. A. Moseley and
' 1 • Griffeth attended the
.. idsirict Club meeting in
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I . i M* Ims was shopping
‘ ia-.tr/Tliy.
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Mrs ( . a i
f ‘ * has returned
" ‘n Chase City, Va. af
*,:'-'*t to her daugh-
R - C. Griffith.
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,7 '’•:*' Baker of the U. of
7 . > everal days the first of
1 •> parents, Mi*, and
Baker.
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ar . '*■ '-ordially invited to
E. ‘ wortl* League every
vening.
The foiiowing persons, composed
the graduating class of M, C. H.
S., nineteen twenty-three, and re
ceived their on Tuesday
evening: M'sses Ruth Tabor, Ma
mie. Lou- fvuHcek, Lola Parker, Kath
leen Sneiiing, Frances Scott., Huby
Griffeth, Rena Bond, Radie McEwen,
Louise C'nstv, Clifford Shank, Ruby
Chancier, a*-d Mothers Hope Griffeth,
Elcu Riff; Roy BrSMfn, JbKn F. Gm
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See tisr -window du/piay *luminir.n
ware. On* C eat Sale May 28th,
16 A. M,
W. A. ROWE H CO.
CHOIR MEETS AT MEADOW
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As previously announced the Mad
ison County Singing Choir will meet
at Meadow the first Sunday afternoon
in June. A. numbeer of good singers
will be present. Everybody has a
cordial invitation.
uiNiu.'V' KArsirt w m a
The W. M. S of Union Baptist
church held its monthly meeting on
Saturday, May 12th. The reports
showed that there >s a growing in
terest in the lines of work -festered
by the Society.
Instead of the usual meeting at
the church on Second Saturday ir
June, the Society has been invited
to meet with the president. Miss Cla
ra Chandler on Wednesday af *r
noorj, June 6th, at two o’clock.
Plans are being made for an intev
| esting program....
* • Vvess Chairman
MEETING OF PTH DISTRICT AT
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OAK" GROVE, 4TH SUNDAY
AFTERNOON
An outline of program of the dis
trict meeting a# Oak Grove for the
4th Sunday afternoon will be as fol
lows : ...;,.
Layman’s Work—Mr. J. R. Booth
S. S. Work- - Hon. Z. 3. Rogers
Young Peoples Work —
... Miss Mary Hansard
W. M. U. Work -
.... Miss Delree Adams
This promises to be a good meet*
ing s&hd ih# pyfcVi ire general has a
special invention to attend .
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Several from here attended com
mencement exercises at Danielsville
this week.
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MSsans Lais and Blanche Mealor
have returned from a week's visit at
Cornelia.
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Mr. Paul Hutcherson made a bus
iness trip to Royston Wednesday.
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Mrs. K.ipe Mcalor and Miss Blanch
Rice ar* spending a few days with
relatives at Danielsville.
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Misses Lula and Mary Hutcherson
spent last Sunday with relatives at
| Bold Springs.
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Mr. Ralph Parker made a business
trip cc Atlanta recently.
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’ Messers ftoseoe McDuffie. Dw : ghi
; Tabor, Paul rlutchereon 3nd C. M.
j Dean were in’ Athens for the ball
j game last Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. (L M. Dear at
tended thi funeral of Mr. W iliam
j Daniel last Thursday.
Hi£jh Temperature in Mine.
j In a mine in the United States,
b half mite deep, the temperature l*
i 130 degrees
SJanieisvine. Georgia, Friday, May 25, 1923
| c ,-LBEST
W *■ * * £ &***%
i Mrs. S. R. Hardman was. hostess
t • 'r.t: Woman's Club on Friday, May
Idt.h. The louf was beautifully dec
orated with roses and other flowers.
Twenty members were present.
The Club war- opened by Mrs.
Hampton who gave a most inspiring
bi’k. The minutes were read and the
roii called. Reports were heard from
.ho different committees ar.cl more
. vr.m.ittees appi Irdcd.
following the business session, one
of the very best programs the club
has ever had was given. Each mem
ber toiling what, her ideas of an ideal
club was. Of course, every one had
a high ideal, and tho’ each one had
seme different ideas, ail seemed to
think that co-operation and loyalty
and wor-h. were the most necessary
things to make an idea! club.
T n connection with this meeting
the Club also had an egg shower,
v! ich caused much men imem. and
proved a success financially.
The hostess assisted by Mrs. ,J.
Lj . Sims, served cake sandwiches,
and tea.
On Wednesday, dune Cth, at 4
o'clock the Club will meet at Mrs.
W. L. Hardman’s. Every member
of the Club is requested jto he pres
ent, as matters of great importance
are to be discussed at this mooting.
Or Saturday, June 1 dtb, the Club
'will have a .barbecue, particulars t<-
be announced later. . . .
Miss Martha Sue Me Ren its visit
ing Mins Katherine Bradford and Mrs
F. L. Martin.
Mrs. I. D. Reid spent several
days this week with her mother, Mrs
I G. P. Goolsby.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown and
little son were guests of IVjx. and
’-Mrs. F. D. Smith last Friday night,
having come over for the minstrel.
Miss Marion Born of A hens ir. the
guest of Mrs. George Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W’lliam Math
ewfc are visiting their parents, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cosby spent
last week-end with relatives.
Mrs. Walter Long or Monroe s
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Moore.
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Mrs. Addle Stevens spent last
week-end with her mother and chil
!dren.
j Mrs Flora Thomas and little Miss
Frances Sanders aam we/?k-c.ntl
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 3. C. Mc-
Connell and family .
Mr. Luther Gooisby came over
Kiberton for the minstrel Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bullock Gholston
were visiting relatives here Tuesday.
Miss Annie Hee Saveih* leaves
: Friday afternoon for her home in
Brorwood where she will spend the
rummer holidavs. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Smith an
nounce the birth of a boy mi Satur
day, May 19th.
i JUv and Mi- Boyd . f
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CARLTON
Leesburg, Fla. spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. V,'. B. Moon.
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i Mrs. A. il. Steadman was a vis
itor to Eiborf.cn last Thursday.
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Dr. Joe Moore of Hlberton spent
Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
! George Moore.
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W M S OF VINEYARDS CREEK
The W M. 3. of Vineyards Creek
church met at the church last Sunday
afternoon. Our Vico President had
marge of the meeting. Scripture
reading wa* fith. Pth and 7th chap
ters of Matthew, and the topic dis
cussed was the life of Christ. After
prayer by Mrs. Will Dudley a very
interesting program was rendered by
Mrs. Elmer Threlkeld,which was a
great help to all. ....
Members present: Mesdum-es Mil
ton Wood, Frank Threlkeld, Albert
Burton, George Wood, "Will Dudley,
Charlie Wood, Marvin Burroughs,
Elmer Threlkeld and Miss N't-la 1)ud
.... Reporter
ley. . .
POCATALIGO
Children’s Day Exercises will he
observed at the church here next
Sunday.
Mr. Homer McClellan and Miss
Irene McClellan motored to Athens
last Saturclcv.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Freeman had
as their guests one night last week,
Dr. Freeman and M*. Corrt of Val
dosta, and Rev. Hamilton of Dev
ereaux.
“ JS, Hiootoo&b (Toon”
PRESENTED BY
Colbert dramatic Club
Coibyri School Anditorinm
Sfaturdsw Evening, Mv 26th
CHARACTERS
Misery Moon Mr Hope P. Davit
r ; H
Gideon Blair . Mr. QuilMan Bento®
Hiram Tutt Mr Yates llost
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Patrick Keller Mr Neill Hardman-
Tommy Rispel ■ Mr Glenn Butler
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Samantha Slnde Miss Louise McLeroy
•t\
Paula Malcelt Miss Annie Mae Hampton
Lula Pearl . Miss Wilma Griffith
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Rosebud Reese ... Miss Ten rae Matthews
ACT J
Itailrosifi oific<* at Sla^town # Missouri, “A poor hungry cullud wife,**
“a cullud wife end nine hungry chillum*,”; Lula chants her trouble*
in Jazztinre;” The mysterious Mr. Tutt says, “Sh! Not bo loud 1 .
Misery dons his preacher coat but has ua success with lla?
\
rampageous Cook. Mr Blair the millionaire age. U'i and his wheel chair,
Misery tells about bis hard luck. Is’e /i regular pareon of the Africa®•
Spiritualism church. A Jazz time wedding. •
ACT II
The next day. The giddy old maid, Samantha -Slade trica to nnike x*
impression on Tutt. Rosebud and her College chums arrive on thi- train
and decide to liven up the town. Paula arrives with, her pomp on the
trail of Mr Tutt. Misery tries fco.Coluet his nine dollars from the
Milionaire “Some people arc always borrowing trouble. '‘‘Yes,” and
'some peop 1 * a e always borrowing nine dollars. Mire rv thinks a 'bomb ia
t
a baseball. A black hero.
ACT 111
An hour inter. Misery still a bood-oed < -oun. “Guodby, Good-Jock..
; Yoy once was mine, but now I know you. is a .*h:t:e.” U<* makes. Tutt
think she is insane “When 1 am frantic 1 creep crocp-crcep” Tutt refuses
;to marry Rose and she w*n the million. The boo limed Coon meets with
1 good iuck at last.
Musical numbers rendered by M iss Pearl Hardman.
M''• Lee Eiler v.sited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Eller last week.
Several of our people are attend
ing the commencement exercises at
Ila this week.
J. Harbin Looney leaves this week
for .Greensville, S. C. be ex
pects . • take a busing.course-
The tehool at this p’aee closed
last Friday evening. The closing
exercises were well attended and u
splendid program was rendered. Ev
cry child who was in school at the
time contributed to its success. Af
ter the program Mr. Roy David and
Mr. W. R. Eskew made interesting
talks.
Among the number of pupils who
received state were:
Lottie Hi::. Fannie May McClellan,
Annie Mae Halloway, Kathleen
White, Herman Hix, Clifford Hollo
way. Paul Bumgarner and .Jim Bum
garner. #
Miss Jessie Lee Brown was a re
cent visitor of her sister, Mrs. P. .\L
.Henley .
Mrs. E. P. Freeman and Ander
son Freeman are spending the week
in Athens with hor daughter, Mrs.
A. D. Williams.
Mr. It. T. .Stephens spent last
week with his daughter, Mrs. T. E.
Langford.
Mr. and M’-s. Pat Davis spent
the week-end witb Mr. Carlton Hag
gard .
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