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The Danielsville flonltor.
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g'BLE THOCGHTFOR TODAY
,u ] ord. all ye nations;
°P r#!,F , . people, for ■*
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, . . - r j, arcat toward us,
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’ Wko for-ivetfe all *hme m
,eTer Who fceMeth aB hr
life from
W r - Uwse with
Ik. *tif*lh RVfUlh wHfe
Lik.i IK. , ;*J
u;be ca**V‘ 5b no*
par dos, *** rewar*d .
t* •*' For ••
„ kcavan w fKe - * fth ’ i
.ri it Hi* teward theta j
1( t*er Him. *• ** M ** |
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i*uml oa r tram ua. ;
ar a father g>HT*b hia chtldroa,
, lari pibetfe the* thwr far
j!* Make a joyfwS * unto tha
e,d, ail V* !*• Serve tbe Lord
HI, gJidr-pf*; ewzo kofore Hi* proa*
lct with einjie*. K.aow ye that
he Lord. He b Ged; it is He that
r.*d u. tr.d nrvt we enrseive*. We
t Hie people, wad the ebfep of Hit
itterr. Enier isto hie gate* with
kanksgivini?, and *sj-to His court#
vith praise. - F?■*:.> the Psat*^rs.
DANIELSMLE .
Cos!. B. T. :M< -I!vv and MrV. L. E
liivt.? atb.e-kd ••.mu roads meeting
n Athens T asdav.
Mis<! ! ;.'D ]■'. : spent Thanks
ing h<! ■' Athens with rela*
Miss Tfwa S.-i’Hv:- came over from
Sowßif.n f: ■ av l o attend the funer
ti of Mis- tie;. . Xellutr..
Prof C'.iuu S'.evens will spend
|ar isgivii ; at ,is ! ome in Carlton.
Mr. 1 W. D. Meadow and
Iks. W. !>. Graham were shopping
in Athens Monday.
‘Fs. CiyPe }•*, Harkins of Atlanta
k vrsitin,. • do". Mrs. Howard
Gordon.
Misses Ruby Griff eth, Frances
■■tott and !hl;er of S. N. S. and
kathleovi S- , ;[i .f Athens Business
(i'.lokc are e ■•.'/.■ted home for Thanks
givirsr.
Bern to Mr. ~nd Airs. S. E. Han-
Acth n November 27th,
-i-an tfi Lawrence England.
* ■ • • ; n lon wdl spend
o ' indwell with home-
Eik,.
,I,H ' A*'.-.-. ;). A. Moseley and
mrs 4 r - .
, ' were visitors in
Atfc ns Monday.
T MfeCay M-'. and
, r < *. M; ‘ 1: ' X) ; >i, of Athens-
W'liie Thompson
„. / •• T he guests of Mr.
Mrs .i \, .
i Sunday.
Mrs ? ! v 7~
0 . * ; ’ nic, Mr. and Mrs. V.
i r ., 1 ,;v - Joe lb Nc.lmg were
r,Ath " " hday.
Var ; hn of A *
“•** week-end with
' ' and Mrs, C. N.
p 1
: mode u busi
**ns Wednesday.
**°‘SON COUNtV
SINGING CHOIR
The ,
• • '•'•ing of the Madi-
G < nmr meets at
■'V ~. ii next Sunday
' . ■ O ' .-1I —l l ( r
;-i *nijtiy at
W. M. u. WORKERS CONFERENCE
The W. M. 13. WorWr®. Conference
f the Fifth District was held with
the Jla Baptist church Thursday af
ternoon, November 22. The meet
ing vms in ebjerge of Mrs. W, C.
Groves of Conner, district, secretary.
After a short devotional, several i
in roprt klswks dt jctistsod.
Aiao ”# of other ton)op of
vital to Repos a
of iietMijrft6es were made. A’ retfirS
seniative -of each organisation wen
•asked to toll something ef what nv
rieties had aocompiShed. Aft ffottft
ties in fho e‘afrst eswept <ma we?o
represented. TSiese eovtfrttene
s are always instructive and bdljjftfl.
The nest meeting will be with the
!>al>iabviPe eiinrCii Tueadcy 62iXit
the third Sunday in Knbrirary.
MRS. ,T, O. M. SJSITH,
Press Chairjmac .
SHILO
The singing given by Miss Annie
Mae Baxter was enjoyed by a large
crowd.
Air. and Mra. Clark Crow of Ath
ens eperib the week-end with home
folks. I iUlf
Miss Etta Dudley spent Saturday
night with Miss Isora Culberson.
Mr. Grover Dean and Miss Susie
Mae Bennett were .married Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Ruth Lows spent Sunday af
ternoon with Mks.es: Clyde and Ruth
Crow.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Dean spent
Tuesday with? Jr. Julian Bennett
and family.
Miss Clara Beatenbough spent Sun
day with Mr and Mrs. Eddie Beaten
bough .
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Seagraves spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Andie Ad
ams and family.
Mr.i and Mrs. Clark Crow- spent
Sunday with Mr. find Mrs Andie
Adams and family.
BRUCE ACADEMY
Mr. end M''' Jqc Marlin were
vi: Ring Mr. and Mrs. Ji-s Warnc last
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jobs Harrington !
spent Thumlny n'ehl with Mr. and i
M>=. C. O. Draper.
Mr. Homer Booth was vi Ring Mr.
Collier Parham Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carrouth
spent Saturday afternoon with Mr.
and Mr. . I. H. Mitchell.
Misses. Pearle .fore*, Mabel l’olk.
John ThrelMd, and Delree Mitchell
were visiting ( ora and Emma
IV.rfiarn Saturday night-
Mrs. J. H. DrwVe spent a while
Saturday afternoon nth dry. (lava
Simmons.
Mr. and Mr?. Eugene Burroughw
were visiting Mr *.■ and .Mr.'. Carl Bi*’-
lock Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hail were
the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Elm a TbrelktJd'.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence .Seymore.
Mr. and Mr?. J. (). Parham and Mr-.
Mary Moon were guests Sunday *f
Mr. and Mr?. George Booth.
Danielsville, Georgia, Friday, Nov., 30 1923
arr ;"
Alls. Clyde Lee Kidd of Calhoun
Faßs. S. C. is on an extended virit
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Simmons.
Miss Mabel Polk wa< visiting
Miss John Threlkeld Sunday after
noon.
.3fljss! Elina and Winnie Halsey
txtrlfi Sunday of Mr. and Slia.
CStfWlxsy Wfepp.
sCiss Jlfetiie La® Kidd •qwjafc 34ok
•lay with Kiss Emma Parhatn.
We are having ftome fine weather
atd the farjnerc are about through
gathering.
Tb?it'£ing at Oakgrove was en
joyed }.vy a large crowd Sunday &?-
ternooti.
Measle-- are raging in this section.
Mr. Halcomb Seymour and family
T.f Royston were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Moor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wansley visited
Mr-. Cora Kidd Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr. Jasper Moon and family visit
ed Mr. 0. J. Collins Sunday.
Mr. Harris Brown was the guest of
Mr. O. J. Collins Sunday.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Mil
dred Boothe very sick at this time.
Cleveland King andPaui David of
Carlton wore in our section Sunday.
Mr. 0. J. Collins will thra ih cane
seed at his hofe next. Friday and Sat
urday; anyone wanting seed thrash
ed, bring them over.
The farmers arc very busy fin
ishing sowing grain, gathering corn,
e tc.-~—the cotton crop in this section
i.s s ome better than was expected but
corn not so good.
Miss Do's Rice of the school facul
ty here spent last week-end with
Aliases Eula and Alary Hutcherson.
Mr. Guy Gordon of Athens was in
this coir, mil nil y one day recently.
Prof. Roy C. David, County
School Superintendent, was a visitor
to the school at this place one day
recently; also Prof. Landrum of
Franklin County paid a r im:lar visit.
Tl l Basket Ball teams of the
school are again in action and much
■ interest manifested.
Miss Fannie Lee Parker of the
Commerce 11 uh School spent last
week end with home lols.-?.
Mr. B. P. Higginbotham made a
| business trip to Royston Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt ivlcCay of
i near Athens visited relatives r-eai
► litre and attended S. S. Sunday.
We hear that Joseph Cromer, f'-.-r
meriy (<t Cromers Mill, who left t.liM
place some 15 years ago, and who he
traveled extensively since that time.
Both in the C. S. and in foreign coun
tries has again tefured to hi? old
' borne arid will he engaged in farming.
; He married while i: the rcrvice of
' t in- P. S. in Rnsria. some 5 or it
; ytai s ogo.
VIKEYAttX>9 CREiKK DOTS
FORT LAMAR
WE ARE THANKFUL
Today we are thankful for our ma
ny blessing?, for the friends who
have toon ours throngs dark days a
well as sunny ones, for our town and
the beautiful spirit of co-operation
manifested during the year, for oui
churchen and our beloved pastors,
for our school and teachers, for our
homes, ftfir families and our loved
evevj ofce of our readers
and hu.-Soeifs ajjhociatas—and to each
iie of you We wfhh fhe heat Thanks
tffrinff.
CARD QF THANKS
Wo desire to extend vr mo.rt Mm
cero thaoie to our many friends and
neighbors for the luanv acts of kin-t
--ress and tho tender loving words of
Sympathy tendered u daring the
recent illnm-n* and death of our be
loved husband ar.d father. We are
truly grateful to our efficient physi
cian, Dr. W. P. Gliolaton, t'or his
fhithful service?.
Mrs. Pink Patter, ajui
i children.
FOOT BALL
GEORGIA vs CENTRE
Athens, Ga. Dec. 1, 1923.
Special round-trip fares via Sea
bos rd, selling for forenecu trairs of
Elc. Ist., iimiltd Dec. 2ad, 1923. See
Ticket Agent for rale, etc.
G. G. LaHalle,
Travt ling Passenger Agent,
S. A. \. Ry. Atlanta, Ga.
niNISTREL
By
COLBERT MASONIC CLUB
Colbert, Georgia.
Colbert High School Auditorium, Dec. 7th and 8(li, 8:00 O’clock, P M
MINSTREL, FIRST PART
Opening Song Entire Company
Introductions: —
Musical Numbers!:
I Wish I Was in Heaven Sitting Down Joel C. Hard mm
If 1 Was What I Ain’t Instead of What I Ts H. P. JJavis
Somebody Lied C. W. Beach an.
Mama Goes Where Papa Goes • W. S. Lowe
My Mammy’s Twilight Lulla y * loi*l C. Hardman.
i Ain’t Got Enough to Pass Around 11. P. !bvi
In the Evening hv the Moonlight Long Ago .... C. W. Beaeham
The Sweetes t Story Ever Told Neil C. Hardman
Louisville Lou Neil Hardman, H, P. Davr
Closing Song— Entire Compare
(Five minutes intermission be ween first and second part )
MINSTREL, SECOND PART
No Sense No How:—Two l’unny Coons . . ( . W. Boacham, J. C. Hardmai
OH DOCTOR: p! r "* “ct
CHARACTERS:
Sara Green—-The Smart Servant H. P. Dav/a
Birmingham Brown- The* Stupid Se rvant I. L. Williams
)t ctor Quae k The cause of it all Neil Hardman
| A isnta Whitt—T!.c* Dy:-.|*e,it : • . . W. S. Ixi\®
folk Bla<! T’-e Rheomrtic S. . IJardnmt
Hcnniba! Gray The Deal Patent L. C. Sorrow
.-Arabella Snow*— Fire Bias. Patient IL ( . Hardman
Mrs. Hannah Squak--The Buxom Patient K. O. Thompson
< harcoal Charlie—Who ‘-at? t<<i much H. H. fla
ADMISSION—Fifteen erd Twenty- Cent? for two hours of *ea! fun
LAND POSTED
No huntimj of anv kind or other
wise trespt; mg on my lands
This mean# everyone.
(Mi##) SUSIE SORRELLS
GINNERS REPORT ,
' There were 7,223 bales of cotteJr
ginned in Madiflor. county, from ti -
crop of 1923 prior to November I*l
19211, as compared with 5,840 bah-*
ginned to November 14. 1022.
FOR SAI.E
My Ua ptae*. centaiaiag 40 fc
ore#, dialled ia td(t of D#itlwil!*
am So&hd highway, with r°*'
•jwelfia **J well improved rr*4-
iifi. WiH #*l| at Mcrifio#
HENRY B. SANDERS
LOST
Automobile Tag, No. 134,746
Return to COOK BROTHERS #>4
receive reward.
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