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The Danielsville flonitor. VOL XXvill DANIELSVILLE Misseg Pauline Foss and Estelle •Tavithers spent Friday and Saturday S.MU.iLi.O Christy. Col C. E;. Adams made a business trip to Atlanta Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. White of Lavonia sner>t a short while Sunday evening with Mrs'. White’s sister, Mrs. Roy David. Quite a number from here attend ed the singing at Diamond Hill Sun day. Mrs. Charlie Benton of Comer spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Hall. Miss Treva Ser.ger of Bowman was the guest of Mrs. D. A. Mose ley for the week-end. Miss Eilie Belle Harrison spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. R. *C, David. College girls and boys home for the contest were: Misses Ruby Grif feth, Frances Scott and Julia Baker; Messers Charlie Baker and Hope flriffeth. Col. C. G. Moore was in Athens •ou business Monday. Mrs,. I. F. White of Ellaville •spent the week-end here with friends. The many friends of Mrs. Frank 'Stribling are very sorry to learn of her serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Will Thompson of Jefferson were recent visitors here . Mrs. R. C. GrifTeth will leave kooii for an’extended visit to relatives in New York. ~ ■ i ■— Mrrf. J. S. Daniel has just return <’<l from a visit to relatives in Mays ville. Fishing seems to be the order of some of our citizen^. Mrs. Esty Bond passed our sec tlon a very fine eel Wed. Mrs. Clifford Graham of Athens -fnt the week-end with her mother, Mrs - J- E. Gordon. and Mrs - B - T. Moseley, Mr. P; ,, r °' Sanders attended the “• b ‘ e Conference in Athens Sunday. ‘'-GnitLSViLLE WOMAN’S CLUB ri ” T,i! -®sday afternoon at L,*. 0 ®! ock the Woman’s Club of i n l l 6 H hle . keld its regular meeting u! ‘lding i ' U& ' C ro ° m oi? the school Mr ’ s ’ J - T - Murray, session / ter tho rc " ular business ftufic’..? program, using • t. was' given as Musical p - • J. T. * uI 'Sy -SiirCloT . A( '-'luce, Mac Clymont D. c , ' J - H. Boggs and W. a * Necessity to the r: °t an Unnecessary Ac- B. T. Moseley were so tv- O- ard R. Eh ’ tfliu 5 as their decorations. !At >!Es Wqpw AT HOME, plea 7. ''^ol e 0r ° n ."Our machine. * “'r cr' cej P . , li ‘ Tie - Highest pos ij ° re ss l ; ov -r° r ful! inf ° , ‘ mation ' c S - Box 2 Qlney, 111. SERVICES AT MOON’S GROVE There will he services at Moon’s Grove Church Sunday morning, A orii loch, at 11 o'clock, preaching by Prof. C. E. Smith. Also Easter services Sunday morning, April 20, at 9 o clock, preaching by our pastor T'.vv. Walter *>uve. Everybody is cordially invited to be present at both services. PLAY AT ILA On Saturday evening. April 12 at 8:00 o’clock, the Ila Woman’s Club will prener.t tnc play: “The Distruck Skulc” at the school audi torium . ADMISSION: 15c and 25c. DR. A. M. SOULE WILL SPEAK AT DANIELSVILLE NEXT SAT. URDAY, APRIL !2TH, 2 P. M. On account of the bad weathe-, Dr. Soule did not come to Daniels ville last-Saturday but will speak to pupils and others present after the Athletic Events which were also postponed. . PREACHING AT CEDAR GROVE P-ev. E. R. Goss will preach at Cedar Grove church or Second Sun day afternoon, April 13, at 2 o’clock. Everybody is invited. FEDERAL LAND BANK Money can be had at 5 1-2 per cent on farm ladj from The Federal Land Bank of Colombia. !f loan ' desired, kindly ser ree before May It. CLARENCE E. ADAMS Secret ary-Treas u rer 4-9, 2t. CARD OF THANKS Colbert, G3., F.t 1 To The Danielsville Monitor: Dear Editor: I write in thanking the peo ple for their kindness and goodness "hey ail did do for me through my ■pell of sickness. lam so thankful ?f being able to sit up again and to .tir about. I am not well but I thank God for life. If it had not been for i good doctor and a good name and the goodness of my family and many Yiends, I would have passed away some time ago. I thank Dr. Loder. for his patience and goodness; he was never too I>ed to r^rc r ). Mvv God’? rich biessinge oe with him and the nurse. I thank each and every one for aii they did for me, words fail to express my gratitude to ail who were so kind and patient, Mrs. W 3. Branyan. PROGRESS R. v. Wait;f" h'filled u regular | appointment Grow Sunday j morning and — o — Mr. :i : Mr: W '.v-agrav and Miss Elet ? rraver pent S day with Mr. G. W Soar-: >ro and family. Tfcerr wtil r : yrcack.ng Sunday morning, 11 :'x, tM- - Grate by Rev. Smith Everybody G invited to go ar t hear him. Mr. O'. R. S'earbor : ar.d family ; .spent awhile Sunday afternoon with Mr. I. v. Sc arb >ro ar and ' n . M:ss Lc -.: Belie Meadow spent danielsville, Georgia, Friday, April 11, IQ>4 Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs,. Hem y Cavithers. M'.’. and Mrs. Roy Rice were the guests of the latter s oarents, Mr ■lid Mrs. Frank Glenn Grove church Easter Sunday, prompt 'y a t nine o’clock. The reason for the early hour is that the pastor has other appointments that dav Every body is invited to attend. R.m-in:btv the time. Mrs. C. A. Braryan and baby spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Aran Wynn. Miv Will D. Graham, route three i urai carrier has purchased a now Ford. M . and Mrs. Henry carithers dmed Sunday with Mr. Gt W. Meadow and family. Air. J. D-. McElroy and family spent Sunday with Mr. Charlie Hard man and family. Mr?. Johnie Brooks dined Sunday w;th Mr. L. V. Scarboro. -—“Blue Eyes’ SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE Jones Chapel, April 12, 1924 Everybody is cordially invited to he ar the Sunday School Institute next Saturday. You are going to miss .something worth while if you nr.ss it. The crowd who is to come from ail over the Elberton District wiii be delightfully entertained by a nice dinner to be served on the grounds by the local church. The second day of this institute will be hoid at Bowersviile. The entire pro gram appears in this issue: 10:30 Devotional, —Rev. W. W;, Benson 10:45 The Relatipn of the Pastor to the Sunday School—Rev. Horace S Smith. 11:05 Elementary Round Table- Miss Corine Little 11:35 Address — Mr. M. W. Brab ham 12:20 Business Session 12:30 Noon Recess Afternoon Session 1:30 Report of District Officers. ■ 1:45 Teacher Training l —Rev. J. R. Turner 2:05 Promotion of the work through the District Officers—Mrs. Harry Hawes 2:25 Address—Mr. M. W. Brabham 3:05 Harmful Handicaps—Rev. Ho mer Thompson 3:25 Sunday School Day—Rev. h. W . Collins .3:45 Adjourn Evening Session 7:30 STERSOPTICON LECTURE, Mr. M. W. Brabham DREAM AND PROPHECY OF HENRY W. GRADY “V/l:en rvmy farmer in the South shall eat bread from his own fn !■? a-! m at from his own i ture, and Jisturbed by no creditor and enslaved by no dc’-t, <d ■■:! amid 1 is teeming garb".'*- ad or. havds and vine yard.-: and dairies and barn yards, pitching his crons in his own wi: lorn and growing them in ; >d( nee, raking cot ton hi-; c! an .irpius, and sel ling it it. ; is own time, and in his chosen market, and not at a master’: bidding—getting his pay in cash ami not in a receipt ed mortgae that discharges his debt, but do-.s rot restore hi.s freedom — an shall he the breaking of i- ui ■.-s- of our day.” STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS OF Bank of Danielsville Ilocated at Danielsville, Madison Cos. Oa., Close of business, Mar. 81, 1924 RESOURCES Time Loans and Discounts 69,620-. 3: Demand Loans 29.000.0 U. S. Bonds l 7,000.00 Industrial Stocks ami Bonds 4:50.00 Banking House 2,375.28 Furniture and Fixtures . 1,365.25 Due from Approved Reserve Agents in this State 9,797.36 Currency 191.00 Gold 25.00 Silver, nickels, pennies . . 91.28 Due from other banks in tris State 20,000.00 Checks for Clearing House 88.75 Other checks and cash items 91.21 Overdrafts-—(if any) .... 184.70 TOTAL *.... 131,280.22 STATE OF GEORGIA, Madison C„unty Eefore me came R. C. GrifTeth, Cashier of Bank of Danielsville, who being duly sworn, says that the above foregoing statement is a truo condition of saul Bunk, ar. shown by the books of file of said BntdJ. 1.. C. GRIFFETH Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Bth day of April, 1924 is. C. BULLOCK, Ordy STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS OF Carlton Bank Located at Carlton, Madison Cos., At dost of business, Mch. 31, 1924 RESOURCES Time Leans and Discount 142,344.49 Demand Loans 4,575.54 Real Estate loans 17,214.73 Industrial Stocks and Bonds 495.00 Banking House 2,405p19 Furniture and Fixtures 4,561.77 Other Real Estate Owned 9,085.53 Due from Approved Reserve Agents in this State 9,028.18 Due from Approved Reserve Agent® out of this State 137.8f Currency 0,639.00 Gold 107.50 Silver, nickels pennies .... 48.24 Checks for Clearing House 802.60 Overdrafts—(if any) .... 615.83 Other assets not included above 3,908.78 TOTAL 202,02f1(. 24 STATE OF GEORGIA, Madkjon County. Before me came F. D. Smith, Cashier of Carlton Bank, who being duly sworn, says that the above fore going statement is a true condition of said Bank, as shown by the books file in said Bank. F,. I). SMITH Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 9th day of April, 1924. W. J. WHITEHEAD, N. P., M. C. NOTICE l ’.VII L BE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ON THE DATES NAMED BELOW FOB THE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING TAX RETURNS FOR THE YF.4R 1924 TMIRD AND LAST ROUND MILL COURT GROUND April 14, 9 to 11 BOND GIN April 14, 11 to 12 MASON MILL April 14, ! to 2 BU-LLOi KS MILL April 14, ,3 to 4 HUMANS H OP April 15, 9 to 10 WALK UR 'Alt BORO STORE April 15, 10 to 11 BERRY ’ V STOLE April 15, 11 to 12 HA- BJ >M DUHT IIO ! ' April 15, 12 to 2 SPEAR. ’ STORE April 15, 2 to 3 J F. NS STORE April 15, 4to 5 P. f . N DEO STORE April 16, 10 to 11 •/MPT; • April 16, 12 to 2 DANI i • E April 17, 9V>ll (_ HAI LEROYS STARE April!?, 12 to 1 i : I/I ME AT TIME AM> i LA< Ii M 1 N'i'ioNED ABOVE AN!J*-., . YOU 14 TAX. A. M.IIIX, T. It., M.C. LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid in .. 15.000.00 Surplus Fund 14,000.00 Undivided Profits 790.36 Dividends Unpaid 12.00 Individual Deposits Subject to Check 81,462.79 Time Certificates of Deposit 19,984.10 Cashier’s Checks 30.97 BILLS PAYABLE NONE I l an r" TGTAI 131.28Q.22 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid In 25,000.00 Surplus Fund 10,000.00 Undivided Profits 6,725.45 Dividends Unpaid 512.00 Individual Deposits Subject | to Check 76,960.43 , Time Certificates of ! Deposit 82,725.96 Cashier’s Checks 96.40 Bills Payable . . . NONE Number