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The Daniels vi lie flonitor. ■ \X t IDANIELSVILLE , 1 1 Tr *va Senger, who is teach- W, BoW and Royston this ■ v , v M.-en<l with friends I, c 5i care was in Athens K ; ;ar* Tues-lay. ■ . r"'y. P. U. every H night- -we reed you. Kpf 11 r \ jjjj j Wilson spent Wednes- H in tin interest of the" H cr y department of L. K. Hie & Cos. H a. i aUi. CfecH Blackwell ■ Maun Blackwell were Hire in Athens Monday. H Woman's Club held its regu- Horth y •' •••Cng Thursday after- H, October sth. Herybciy wvited to attend the Horih League -very Wednesday ; . M. W. Spelling:, Mr?. Wk Hnelliny and children and Mr. ■ of Eibeiton -.pent the week-end ■ m>?. C. M. Spelling. ■s. Stepileis v siting her io. Adams. and Mr J S. Daniel were m .... Be. D Moseley and Mr. L ■O'-'- •:’> to Athens ■rridpy ft GINNER’S REPORT ■' "t were 430 bales of cotton ■r'i in .Madison County, from the Hof I£*23 prior to September 25, ■l, a; compared with 1,062 bales H*l 1° Hep. ember 25, 1922. ' ft FOR RENT h-h ,i, -,toro at Pocataligo. V room, gootf locality tor tile iron mo po.i*o:,>or. at once. See K Clyde Canon, R c.ha;rmun ot I ruslees, ■ or h B Barrett, I t S. Short. K Jhe Maxwell, 1 K. M. Sailera, ft t J . Lord UNION NEWS ITEMS * ’ * * * ‘ --*••• fMw * v*s. ■ *" Uvv-lar meeting of Union S., September Bth, aj ’ s Y,Vi 'leered to go to the ' meeting at Oraw ,.’ s •* ■ l't Sailors, Miss Lucile Ls:is a!l 'i Mi*. .r. R. O’Kelley tdwt J,- ; ]\{. U. ineetin? Q f 1 ,;l *’'.-n held at Crawford district Meeting •eIM-ai meeting meeting held : church, September , 1 1 attended. Among ' "isito*s were Mrs. j ' U ' v ‘ !ns - ••'•xington; Mr. Tom 7 a! '' ! H '- W. L. Culbert- Hon. T. E. Men, l( Skelton, Hartwell. 01 P>t the regular s rf . '■ ! met the nfti- I li o * , '*• represented ft-,, resting worker's , ' -0 POSTED £ ft, a j ars ' kind allowed '■cans everyone. ?.4j L COMER ****♦■** * JUST FROM PROGRESS * **•’***♦ The B. Y. r. U. and .S. £. Rally at Union last Sunday was av tended by a large erow<}l. The party given by Mr. and Mrs. Hess Davis Saturday .’right was en joyed by ail present. Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Poster a fine girl, September 21st, who will be called Fannie Put'n . Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Carter and baby, Boyd, spent Sunday with Mr. G. W. Scarboro and family. Mr. and Mr*. Hugh While and baby, Eritha, and Mrs. Z. B. Sm : th spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mgs. W. M*. Glean. Mr. Rhinehart and family spent Sunday with Mr.- S. B. Foster and family*. I/lttle Eritha White is spending part of this week with Little Alary Lee Jones. . .ecsaMir if. Larkin Marcus and family spent Sunday with Mr. L. V Scarboro and family. Mr. Leonard Shelton and family spent Sunday with their parents, Mr*, and Mrs. Henry Shelton, and Mrs. Henry Shelton.. Preaching at Moon’s Grove next Saturday morn mg at eleven o’clock rind Sunday afte ’oon at three o clock. Everybody come. Me. J. D. McElrov and family spent part- of last week with the latter.a parents Mr and Mrs ML 51 Glenn. Master Raliegh Watson Allen spent the week-end with his grand parents. ~<* SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE A,T JONES CHAPEL For the instruction and benefit of all Sunday School workers within the hounds of Dandelsville Circuit, there is to be a Circuit Sunday School In stitute at Jones Chapel, Sunday Oc tober 7th. Rev, Homer Thompson, of the North Ga. Conference, Mr?. 11. E. Hawes and Miss Sarah Ann Wright of E’berton, ali leading cguw in Sunday School work, together with some local talent, wili be the speak ers for the occasion. All who are interested in Sunday School work, and how to do it bet ter are cordially invited to attend. Program will open at ten o'clock, sun time, and close about 3:80 P. M. i • CHOIR MEETING The Madison County Singling Choir meete at Ua Baptist church, Sunday afternoon, 2:30 o’clock, Oc tober 7th. Everybody has a co.dia invitation. F OR SALE Abbruzzi Rye, $2.00 ocr liiuhel Fulghum and Runt Proof Seed Oat. ! 75c per bushel, CLARENCE E. ADAMS FARMS FOR RENT ! .'sevsral good farms for rent n t Campbell, V_:(ayton, Cobb, UeivaiD jrayette, Jefferson, Milton, Henry i and Madison Counties. Liberal terms to good renters Cali or phone , Walnut 5590. T H. TENNENT. 21 2 Palmer. Bldg., Atlanta, Georgia Danielsville. Georgia, Friday, o :t * 5, f<>23 * FRIENDSHIP * * * * * * * :f * * Several from here attended the B. Y. P. U. Rally at Union church Sunday; ull reported a fine day. Miss Mildred Smith spent Saturday right with Mis'? Janie Smith). Miss lie la Murry spent a few days with Miss Gladys Smith lust week. Mire. Luvin Perry and children wore the guests cf her mother. Mrs J . E. Freeman Sunday Mr. and Mrri. Howard Crook wore the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loo Mattox Sunday. Mies Fleets Perry and Mrs, Willie Crook made a business trip to Dan ielsviße Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrslt W. D. Haralson and Mr. and Mrs.' G. G. Oliver spent Sunday wt.h homefolk.s near Commerce. . Miss Rilla Freeman took supper with Misses -Tame ami Annie Smith Sunday night. Mk and Mrs. Jim Edwards ■-pent. Sunday afernoon with Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Haralson. .... 51 George Garett and Roy were the guests of Mr. Jim Fort-son Sun. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Crook were the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ('. C. Crook Sunday. * Mrs. Idv Sanders and Mrs. Leo nie Graham spent Tuesday with Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Haralson. Messers L. D.^jpdßullock Smith were the guests '."will hr cousin, Mr. Leonard Smith abovg .. . Miss Reila Fieoman is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freeman, Misses Fannie Hazel Lester and Gladys Smith were the guess of Miss EzioHe Haralson Saturday afernoon. Our 15. Y. P. IT. meets on Sat urday night this week, but. will meet on Sunday night as usual after this week. ‘ Mrs. Lizzie Graham and children r'pent last Tuesday night with Mrs. W. C. Lester. Mrs. Annie Graham was the guest • f Mrs. T>o<ha Esco last Thursdays. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crook left Sat urday morning to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. Barney Cone, near Americas, Ga. Mr. Jet Smith returned home Sunday from a visit to Mrj, Arlow Murry. . ! Mrs. Williams and fiitfcld Weba i Smith left Sundav to visit relative * | near Athens. I Logs Wanted ) ; We pay cash for logs, either wag ■ on or ear loads, BANCROFT LUMBER Cos. wh )i Fjfl. EPWORTH LEAGUE SERVICE AT COLBERT Next Sunday there will b© to preacehirg at the Methodist church at Colbert.. The secretary of the Di. t /et league be present to talk to the League and the preaching hour will be used by the League. Everyone is invited to attend this service at 11 A. M. All parents and adult members should come and lend encouragement to the young people, and themselves be helped by this address by Biro. John Baker, the visiting secretary. The League well have their regu lar program together with special music. W. A. WELLS ... • •>*** * _*♦ * SHILO ******** <*r 4 * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett visited home oflks Sunday. Miss WillTe Tyner spent Sunday with Miss Sadie Lou Evans. .... Mr. Ceil Bennett spent Sunday with home folks. The singing school will begin at Shilo church the 15th of this month; everybody is invited to come to the five school. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Crow of Athens, visited homofolks Sunday. There will be a Bor Supper at | Shilo church Saturday night, Oct (L | Mm And Mr.si, Marion Turn* j % isiting homo,.Elks, Mr.* and j. FOR SALE JtVd:grceil- iced iyi.s and Uuruc j Jersey Pig*. RALPH S. COLLIER j FARMS FOR RENT j Several I, 2, and J horse crops MILES COLLIER Colbert, Ga . FREE % $175.00 Claxtonola given away. With every 5.00 cash purchase of merchandise at our store we will give free one chance at this beauti ful instriment. For full particulers call at our store where we are offer ing some real bargkins in Drygoods Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions, Hdwe, and Heavy groceries. We guarantee satisfaction. Give us a chance. Briffeth-Baker & Cos. The National Hog And Cattle Show f v Proof of a Revolution in the Hoff and Cattle Raisin# of the South. Atlanta. Ga.—There is no treater factor In improvement of brood of hog* end cattle ou the farms of tfe* country rhau the National Hog and Cattle Hhow held each year under the auspices or the .Southern Swine Grow ler’e Association and the Southern j Cattlemen’s Association, and which Is officially a part of tb 1 Southeastern Fair to be bold October 6 to 13 this year. That this Improvement lias boon wonderful is admitted by all well to formed people, and everybody knows that, there can be no compariiou bo twpen the scrub cows ad the woods rooter* of even ten years ago, and (ho beautiful and productive eatttle and hogs of today. There will be thousands of dollars jn prises for Herefonis, Shorthorns, Aberdeen Angus, Jerseys, Guernseys. HolsteluFrlosians and Ayrshire*; breeds which were practically un known to tnoßt of the farmers of the last generation. Dairying and cheese making is going forward bv leaps and bounds in Georgia and you wtU be sur prised to find out how many chaos© factories are operating in the state. i Thousands of dollars also will be awarded to owners of hogs; Duroc i Jerseys. Hampshire*), Poland Chinas and Berkshire* alone will draw more thHn $4,000 in prizes i There will he a fat cattle and a fat hog department of the show, and car-load exhibits of "feeders” and "grain fed” cattle. No man who sees the stock showfi here cm ever be satisfied with scrub , stock in his barnyard, and no boy who ! secs it will ever own any scrub stock n! all, and whether you are a stock ' man or not you wili be interested in i seeing what the pure bred stock In dustry has accomplished In our slat© ; and section within the lust few year*. # L)on't forget t D viit our service department where we make • special ty of repairing automobiles aiid fix ing FORDS. H T BRANON MOTOR CO Number