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The Danielsville Tlonitor.
VOL XXv SIl
danielsville ;
ijigg cieo> England spefct the "past
geek-end in Bowman as the guest of
rn Tr< va Scr ‘ per \ • >;
Hr . an ft ''lis.t'D. A. Moseley were
Athens Wednesday:
jr, Kell of Port Me-
PLeror: L vidtih? his parents here
th 4 week • . : ' A A
jj. r . j. Ferrell war. in A the s
Tuesday.
lyi- H >: of Commerce was
a visiter ken An day aficrncor.
•j r j ;j. Needham, travel!.:p:
salesr-iai 'or Robert, Johnro r. Third
Shoe Cos. of .‘ : t. Lovi.r. Mo. was in
town Wednesday •
Mr. Churie W iluer of Jackso*,
Miss. spent Tire day here with 31 .•.
and Mrs. R. 3. Snolling.
’ '■ : . N Ims of Coaunrpee
wr tr.v.'i- Wetsocaday.
MOORE—H A R W ELL
Miss OR I. Moerg and Mr. Frank
P. Hriwell were united in marriage
Sundry ?. .mom, January 20th. at
Me 1 dist P lysonage here. Rev.
Al-W) ofi-'-atirg. The'r many ffiend;;
vs ’ 4 ' •';<•! i ■ lcn and hanpy mar
riel life.
We an vry sorry to state that
fide Av.- Jimmie Lou Broome is
quite sick.
Mr - Gwr?' Daniel i K vi-uin? h'-
!li ' v 1 ' au'J Mrs. J. s. Daniel.
'I ft]?'
<Br - ry • ’*• •'Dherv, County Agent,
is a:.u-neir.|ar the annual farrier’s con
fir,'Pc >‘ in session at the Agrieultu
rnl CDVec tj.j.s treelf.
LOiT ore blade mrn. .will, .whit*
ftrt, *onu,. while on white spot
t 1 s,tJ * orc er *pßt Poland China
Re!urr ‘ tr ' V - V. Aiewiiie, Colbert.
few energetic ycuug
J*" repreicnt Pure Silk Ko s ierv
“ U ' n County. Attractive
repetition Write Lamar Cooper,
Commerce, Gs.
-*- n >va.* represented at
unv - ilir; C of the Robt. E. Lee
!?,?* on ’* Saturday by Dr.
aid‘V'r’ DaniC ‘ ? Geo ‘ a
Mr TANARUS; S 1 ?" Griffeth Mr. and
R,, y .
* *' p u business
and social meeting
J- ond3v ev,,nin! J the off?-
; p - u - a fu*.
aiirl Vre n ’ ‘ lt “ he home oi Mr.
Pet of‘i ; D .. Gmbarfl - Tb *-
Ptom-M 1 - > - ,y!rnr was to r o?e
*m ur t Te ‘ anti rG - ai '* , ange
*feh ■/., . ! " e s,m (,f the Offic-r;
■air thi s Vs'. 1 . 01 ail thc mcmb ers to
the hH , . m,;st su yosr ii
V h theß ' Y - P - U
hour , T , f Int ' Ss meeting’ a social
w J .?TV f fter whicb Mrs.
* ser-ej ?Tl 0T Ml * r - uc - v Mead.
The ro .. , ' ( tulad course.
, Jla'" R v it
'* on J-V,j 8v ‘ • • U - meeting
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CO. SINGIMC CHOIK
**<•l* a . , " ( ’ n ( - * >unt y singing cho'r
*7 sift *i-r r r " J . r . °r ovft tbe first Sun
‘n F t braa W ct 2?SO.
nation U extended t* all
p OR SALE
,f vr t 4, p.
Rock
* RS - T. o ESTES
Colbert. Ga.
* JUST FROM iLA
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Miss Birdie May Jones ‘.pent ire
i&gek-end at home,. ,
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Miss Maude -Gurley went shopping
in Athens- oia.Sa^rdiay.
Mr. at?'.! Mrs. J. 1.. Thompso •
motoltd to Athens on Saturday.
M:ss Darhre Store spent the v •<_
■?r:d with 1. cineidks.
Mins Annie Smith and Mis* Alva
iir'l visited Miss I?one Favor at Mrs.
Crawfcttls on Sunday.
Special .ru-sb na: y services we
held by the t.an Endeavors a
the Presbyterian e-Vurch cn Svn &_
night.
31i>s Qu.!:s Brown w.o, a v. ~
in Athens Saturday.
3ir. vie :-l C.-arl'o Sinmso i
visited th' o/j-. e s motner, 1: . (,i i
'ey, Sundry.
Mr. Carl Jfocie is quite slick av 1
we wish for him a speedy recuvc.y.
Master Gigdroan Moore is inner v
ing; we are very glad to know this.
Mr?. Levy Put he ij visiting rela
tives here this week.
Miss Bee?? 3 Lord spent week e:d
with homefolks.
Mrs. Mary His spent week-end
with her daughter, Mrs. Burton.
Mr. end Hr*. Q. M. Sir tb
were visiting ii At hen- on Saturday.
Ila High beat Lavonia Hi Friday
night. The scare whs 10 —16 in favor
of our team.
Attendance st B. Y. Vi. TJ. was j
better Sunday nl jbt, but we want 1
each member to be present next .
Sunday. Will you come ami help rs !
to make our Union splendid? ,
j
Master Gerald W.ntred Burroughs i
visited his Uncle Sam and Aunt Ja e .
last Sunday. j
Mrs. H. G. Ifannister enterta’r.e 1 ,
the Christian Endeavors on Monday ;
afternoon at three-thirty o’clock, j
Delicious and beautiful refreshments j
were served. i
i
Mr. Garnett Rice, Rev. H. P.. ,
Boswell and Mr . Reese Bird visited j
Mr. Carl Moo/e and Gladman Sun- j
day afternoon.
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Mrs. H. G. Bannister enjoyed a i
good picture in Athena on Monday !
evening of this past week.
i
Moistrs: 3. C. June; and J. ■
Alexander wfe visitor., at 11a i:.r. .
Monday.
i
Thermometer 1 negistered 14 de
grees on Tuesday morning.
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FOP SALE
I IV re Brec W Rock Rofele%
20 moisthj old $4.00; 3 ihoatc 3
months oii, tierkihire-Ouroc tro**,
$5 . OO gjtrtj.
S. W. CRAWFORD, {
Ila, Ga. 1
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FOR SALE
4U nre-srte, ttonaldson strain,
S. C. F, 1 hd cockerel* at $1 SO
•nd $2 00 P'itfc cr .exchange .for
wheat, OjfiK. torr. or pe a 2
J L. McMURRAY
, Ctijitr, G*.
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Danielsville, Georgia, Friday, .an 25 1924
DEWEY MORGAN OF HARALSON
COUNTY WINS COTTON CON
TEST
The Atlanta Trut Company Preten s
Winner SIOO in Geld
282 Pounds of Lint Per Acre Awv
*?* Yield Made by High School
Boy*
First prize in the state-wide col
ton growing contest for high echo:!
boy? in agricultural classes will go
to Dewey Morgan, a tenth grade pa
nil in the Buchanan High School, in
Haiiiifcij County, according 1 to an
announcement made by F. R. Lranrl,
State Director of Veditions! Educa
tion .
'this 18 year old Soy produ.ei
pounds of lint cotton on fr; e
■vie- of land, which together with
He eed produced sold for $765.(0.
As winner of this contest in which
mere than 300 boys took part, Dew
ey will receive the fir -t prize of $lO3
in gold which was awarded by T l e
Atlanta Trust Compa—v.
This contest which was condue'e’
by the Georgia State Beard For Vo
cational Education was open to ar
hoy in any of the vocational agricul
tural clashes in the high schools cf
Georgia. In order to compete a hoy
was requited to grow three acres o : '
cotton under the supervi:ion cf hi;
readier. The awards were based on
.ho value of lint cotton produced a
determined by the graders cf the
Georgia Gotten Growers Cc-opo. ative
Association.
Two nu:ici)'< and eighty-r.ve boy.-; com
pleted their crtion crowing proie?t.'.
and submitted their record# to If.
M. Sbeifer, A- eu t Srpcwiior of
Agricultural Educuticn , who was in
charge of the contest. The average
production made by there boys w?s
two hundred e>g!ity-twu pounds of
MrA per acre; or just exactly 200
pounds per acre more than' the aver
age production made by the farmers
cf trie state. The ten highest boy? in
the contest made thirty-one five hun
dred pound bales on thirty aer< s of
land
In addition to that llr.t prize of
$•; 00.00 five other rtnzos were award
ed. Tic second prize went to Her
bert Warren c 5 Kartveall who made
just as firry peunca cf cotton as
Dewey Morgan but which graded sr
Mint its tcl-tl va 1u• v- o■ a fife lower
Third w&ut *.o George O Kci.ey
of Winterville; fourth to Roy Park
of Commerce; and fifth and sixth
to Julian Marijevskl and Povs Fan
elers cf the Reed Girsik High School.
In connec-io:? wfitli the records
submitted by the winner of the con
t-est he 'v,Tote a brief account of how
no handled hie thie- acres to make
Lis remarkable yield. In this he
state; that two nor- s of his land was
alfalfa sed ard rhat the other ;.c;c
biad been in soy leans the year be
fore. Be nlcw*d hi? ’and in the fall
with a tractor about eight inches
Jeep. Two leads o* stable manure
and 400 pounds of high grade .er'i
li/er we*e aonlie. ne: acre. The field
w?.- plowed six tiro and 50 pounds
of calcium arsenate was h.-a J .
The result- of this contest iiave
been so satisfactory, as a means; of
teaching boys to grow nor
mal yields of c< tterj under hoi! wee
vil conditions, that .:si,- ere
mode by the State lb-ard For Voca
tiona! Education f-;r conducting a
similar contest r.cxt. yo-ar.
ATTENTION!
A box stpj;er w-:*J he given at
Bruce School heun.-s. iday night,
-'fa.n. 25th. The piece,.is to go f;•
ti)i* f~- f)i r r p v.’hof*!.
Everybody .k;.ai ,7 invited.
FOR SALE
SC. \b r h!te Levborr
For -1 00; JOC ttrs !;■ $6 50
B S. PAUL,
C*ner, Ga
N, 1-24, 4t
Centenary*Ail Day Missionary
Meeting
COMER METHODIST CHURCH, SUNDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1824
rr.OGL.Uf:
For the consideration of Christ ho world problems and the effort of
the Church for their solution.
Mornirg Service
10:00 A. M. Sunday School Devotion %\ and Class report only.
10:20 A. M.—
Aiidres*—“The Achiev;v.e:V of the Centenary.’*—Mr. W. K. Hens], c
Prayer—Thanksgiving for what lies, been accomplished— Mr 11 J Brown
.Address —"Visions of a Completed Task,*’— Mr. J. C. Comer.
•Sperial Mu.ih—Mrs. Hopkins.
Address —“The Tragedy of the Unpaid Pledge/’—Mr. Gerald Birchmore
SERMON —“The Sin We Are A frail To Mention,’'—Rev. O. B. Tally
Afternoon Service—
-2:30 P. M. DevoUonal —Mr. C. ii. Barnes
Addresser’ —
“The Real Issue”
“What Can the Layman J.)o?
What Can the Wome? Do?
What Can the Sunday School Do?
What Can U■ Enworth Izeaguc Do?
What Can 1 Do
(Speakers supplied by Hev. U.S. Smith, Presiding Elder)
Special Music—Air.?. Hop&ias#.
Addit*-.'—“The Obligation of the Great Commission” -
(.Supplied by Pro ruing Eldert
Ev_-.i>ig Service— 7:oC P. M.
DRAMATIC ENTEETAINME3.T- - CEN’I FXA RY COMES TO METH
ODISM’S AID IN BRAZIL
Cast of Cbaraeters:
Christianity— Mbit F.lizaljtth Roper
Centenary— M?sg Minnie tee Ward
Brazil- Mrs. Mazolle Thompson
R.>Tnanirm — Mr, Homer David
Methodism — Mrs. Minnie Whitehead
Children of Brazil—Orphat s, Indian s. Women, Burk, Outcasts.
• -#
Methodism’s Helpers—Men, Wume.i, Teacher . Deaconess, Preachers.
SERMON:—“Awake Thou That F!e c-lh —From Darkness to Light.”
Rr . B. T-Jly
STATEMENT
City of DanieliVki|, Ga., Yfr 192.
Receipt*;
Balance on hand Jan,
Ist, 1923 !)3.<r6
Avl Valorem Tax 163.52
Street Tax 180.00
Special Tax 17.00
Pines 452.70
Total 906.87
Ditbursemeat*
Street work ami Sanitation 47.50
Salaries 052.08
Extra Police Service .... 53.95
Lumber 13.44
A tty Pees 5.00
Balance cash on band
Jan I.U, 1924 134.90
ToDd 900.87
I here by certify that the aho . <
statement is true and correct t >
the bsri> pf my knowledge and belief,
this Jan . 21st, 1924 .
J. T. GHOLSTON,
Glcrk Git.y Council .
WHITE LEGHORNS FOR SALE
1 !mv 50 WH;tc Leghorn Pulle 1 *
and Young Hen*, Georgia Agricultu
ral Coilcsre Strain, i will *ell at $2.00
each,
O. G. LANCASTER
Comer, Geor</;a
N, 1-17, 2t.
for sale
two roo4 young ihulc* and *n*
Form for *ale.
* SMITHS DOTS *
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We are having plenty of cold
j weather at this writing.
We .ire sorrv to report that the
baby of Mr. and Mrs. 1,. C. Scar
borough ya,- badly burned Saturday
mo ruing.
| Mr. Fate Patterxon f-om Green
jVille i‘- vieitilig hor.-.efolks t.hia week.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Lbam Parham spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B.
T. Bond.
i
iM.f? Edith Striuklanci ajient lasi
Saturday night with Mrs Agee#
Patten.
Mrs. <>. 'J’. Patten spent laid. Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs. L. C.
Scarborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Patten spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O.
T. Patten.
The dance given by Mr. Otho
Melms last Saturday night wa; en
joyed by all present.
MV. and Mr;:. K. I{. Meulor were
visiting her parent- last Saturday
nigiit.
M;s Am lie Mae Graham v/jif the
gue.-f of Mir* NellV Watson la?| Sun
day .
Mtss; (nic-iii Dufi’t'il pent last Sun
day aftornoon wi:r Mis-; Jc*s;e Mae
Graham.
Mr. Eleo Hull spent last Saturday
ev.-ning with Mr. Bill h^rul.
Mies Estelle and lli M
Bond ape lit, J; Sunday
with Miff; Ruby Srricklaf
Nu mber