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The Danielsville flonitor. VOL XX v lll DANIELSVILLE M rr: . John A. Davison and little .laughter of Columbus, Ga. aw visit \n„ “relatives in Danielsvilile and Co mer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond and chil dren were visitors here Sunday afternoon. M*'. Roy Murray made a business trip to Athens Wednesday. Mr. and Mrse James Gordon of visited J. I. Gordon Sunday. Mr.!. R. O. Hutcherson, Misses beba Thompson and Ruby Jenkins wae shopping 1 in Athens Tuesday. Rev. John A. Simplon and Mr.. Rice of Commerce visited Mr. and Mi-J. B. N. White Sunday afternoon Mrs. R, H,. Gordon returned the latter part of the week from a vitit to rtlatives in Atlanta. WV. arc very sorry lo state that ])r. W. D. Gholston is quite ill, suf fering from rheumatisn^. Mrs. W. V'. long and little son of Savannah ore visiting relatives horiy. Mrs. Will D. Graham, Misa Louise Christy, and Mri Elco Hua were visitors in Athens Tuesday. Mr. Paul Burroughs ia visiting his mother in Atlanta . Jiifg Virginia Moseley spent last week-end in Bowman, guest of Misa Treva Senger. IN MEMORY OF MR. J. F. CLOOFELTER Whereas? God in- Hu* ailwase wi uom aaw fit to tail from our midst March 20, 1924, Brother Clodfoß ter; . . . He wue born in Idle county, North ■t'amlina, Jan 14, 18G0. Moved to Georgia when quite young where he i;as lived ever since. He became a member of the Bap tnt church at Martin, August, 1897, an< l later united with Meadow Bap church, where he was a conser •rated and faithful member, attend ing hss church regularly. Uncle Jaki proved himself a true, faithful Christiani. By hi gentile and pleas ant disoosition he wen many friends. Brother Clodfelter’g kindness in his ' ! >me and faithfulness ro his church wa s an inspiration. , la the death of Brother Glodfelte? no church loses a loving Christian "i'ot’ur and the family a Icvirg, de ’oted and forgiving hunband and father. is survived by his wife, three ' o7l ’> f°nr daughters, and six grand ’hildren, three brothers, three sis • and a host of relatives and -ior.ds to mourn his death. We commend them to our God, the God M 'ove and comfortj. Therefore be it Resolved: ~f at knowing he is too wise to err, mi too good to be unkind, we bow in submission to God’s will ; 1 f u we extend to the bereaved J! " .> our heartfelt sympathy, and ihat God will comfort them; 'ha;. the?e resolutions be entered ' " o;ir minutes, a copy be given 4 ‘ family and be published in 1 ‘■ e f'omer News. Committee: Nellie Smith, •Mrs. Jessie Mae Carithers, • D Meadow. .... ihe highest price* for all ' ount -y produce. H. T. HOPKINS TO MAKE MONEe IN COTTON THIS YEAR By W. R. Eskew ; It does not non appear probable that cotton production in 19.24 will | exceed, if it equals, the world's nor i mal demand. It e? altogether unlikely that We shall have a burdensome sur plus, such as we had from 1920 to i 1922, for some years. At the same time the experience of tire last*two years of short supply i shows clearly that in the actual con- sumption of dry goods there if. a price point beyond which the consumer refuses to buy. Mills are compelled j.to curtail manufacturing at this time ! because they cannot sell their prod ; uots in the usual volume though they offer them at substantially lower prices than last year when cotton ws* cheaper than it is now. For several weeks in April and early May I cqtton watt more than t cent a, pound j higher and print cloth more than a | cent a pound lower than at the same j time Jaet year. Those facts suggest: 1. We should be’ able to sell this year’s production at favorable pric j es compared with last ytar but we | should not expect substantially high | er prices. 2. There is no profit at present | prices for cotton that yields no more per aert than last ya<. 3. The assurance of profit lies in | producing mere cotton to the acre i at the same cost of cultivation. To this end boll weevil control is [highly important. It will mean, in ! eovnvnuritids of weevil infestation, I thp difference between jjrolk and I loss . Control by poison m practi j cable. It has been proved for aever ! al seasons. It is not an expense but ar. investment. " Information on weevil control can be obtained from W. Rr. Eakew, County Agent . Are your glasses brokru f If so, bring; them in to us for repair*. We •re- aielulr* agent# for the Chas. A. Green Optical Company, Atkatt, Ga. Any kind of lenees duplicated promptly. Price# standard. HARDMAN DRUG COMPANY Colbert, Georgia. * MT ZION * We have been having some cool weather recently. Mrw. Ec-scoo Porterfield of Green ville. S. C. is visiting relatives in this communty. Misses Anr.e Belle and lannie Lou Patten were week-end guests of Misses Lucy Meadow and Evie Lou Manr of Danielsvil'e. Mr. Wiil Irvin continues quite : il, we are sorry to not a. Mr. and Mr?. Marcus Eater, and interesting little daughter, Meadow-, were over from Greenville, S. C. the past week-end, the guests of Mr. Jim B. Meadow, Mr. and Mrs. K. Bates. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Homer Irvin of Commerce was visiting the former’s parents in this community Sunday. Mrs. Hope Carithers was visiting relatives and friends in Danielsville the part week, Mr. and Mrs. Comers Moore of Danitdsviile have beer spending some time with Mrs. Mores’ wreath, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Escoe. Mrs. Fred Landers w a? visiting Mary Martin in Danielaville during the past week. Mm. Jess© Patter, was guest of Mrs. W. P. Meadow in Danielsville Friday last. “Clipper" Danielsville, Georgia, Friday, May 16, 1024 ****<-.** ♦ * * JUST FROM ILA * *•***•** ** Rev. >f. C. Allen will preach the Commencement Sermon for the Ila High School on Sunday, May 18, at 11 A. M. at the Bnptiet church. Miss Maude Gurley was shopping in Athens on Tuesday. Messers S. B. and M. Y. Free man returned on Tuesday from their trip to Mississippi. Mrs. D. B. Burrooglis is said to be no better and they arc expecting to bring her home from her daugh ter’s, Mrs. Hunt, some day this week*. Mr. F. C. Gurley has returned to his work in Atlanty. Mr. H. Lord is working on a job in Milledgtville; hope they will let him come back to- lid. Miss Irc-mr Favor entertained the school faculty on Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Burton!. Mr. R. F. Bird is a eery bunmay s Mr. It. P. Bird is a very busy man these days working all along the line; fir&t in one store then an other; also the bank claims nomt of his time. If you ar* having eye trouble don’t hesitate to have your eyes es •ruined by our expert optometrist of the Chaa. A. Green Optical Company Atlanta, Ga., who will be hero again on Wednesday. May 21. He will gladly tell pop whetker; or no* you need glasses. L. E. GREENE* CO., DasidavSk, Georgia • * NEWTOWN * • * t * ** • We are having wme right ced weather at present. We were to have far. J. 08.; Brown witft us agf.ih Sunday. Mr. Karris Brown. iq visiting in this corninur.ilyj.we re always glad to have bim with u. air. A. F. Anderson is vieritipg his tfin in Greenwood, S. C. this w’eelG • Mr. Jesse Guest from Bowman spent Monday night with Mr. J . W. Anderson. Mercers Harry, Hubert, and Guy Thompson from Greenwood, S>. 0. spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. Brady Smith. V Mr. Floyd Smith spent Saturday and Sunday with liis parents, Mr. and Mrs L. P. Smith. Mr. and Mr?. J. H. (jarouth en joyed the dance at Mr. L. P. Sipith Monday nigh|. There will be a singing at the school house Friday night; everybody is invited to come. The musical entertainment given by Miss Reba .Smith was enjoyed by a large crowd. * * * * * **.- * • JEPIHA AND OAK GROVE * • • • * • * ••• Mrs. W ll Stewart returned home after spending a few day? with her parents, M . and Mrl. J. T. King. itev. E. H. Gos filled his regular appointmer here Saturday and Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Power were guefct.j of their parents, Mr. and Mrs j. T. Ki nd family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. ,1. Jones of fltar Carlton were guests of Mr. and Mre J. T King Sunday afternoon. The singing given by Misja Ruth Booth Sunday night was enjoyed by aU who were present. Wo negrot to learn that M". W S. Parham pastier! aw-.y Monday, leaving his wife, Mrs. Sarah Par hunt. two daughters, Mrs. Mtuy Jane King, and Miss Emma Parham, four grandchildren and one great grand child ta mourn his death- He was buried at Vineyard Greek and funer al services wars held bv Rev . G. R. Goss. MADISON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DANISLBVELLE, GEORGIA MONDAY, MAY 19th, 1*24, 8:30 P. M OUT OF COURT CAST OF CHARACTERS Benjamin Capell—A rich man Richard McLeroy Evelyn Capell—His daughter • • Lucy Gholston Gilbert Capell—His con Hamilton Long Mrs. GarHlnor—Evelyn's aunt Mozollc Williams Theda Travis—A member of the set Mayme Smith 'Julia Grayson—Also belong Bertha Bridges* Percy Alit.n—Evelyn’s suiter * Leo Bond Adete Allan—-Percy’s water Nellie Joe Campbell • } „■ • . * Dr. Johns —Physician and friend Marvin Hutcheroon Mum Ramsey—A spociol nuran Audrey Floyd Captain Sloan—A truffle officer Jolm Riley Gunnel* David Rourne —The man who Felton Jenkins Mrs, Bourne—Hie good mother Kberieila Scarborough Ramus —An old negro servant Albert Christy i | *v-* ' ' Mammy—Loves her ehi’.’n Lucile Whitworth . l Boy—With a dog to sell . DeWitt Bond Ambulance Doctor Ko:ae Davi* ACT r. ■ r • Scene—ln the home of Senjaimo La pell; Late afternoon. ACT 11. Scene—At the hospital; Three days later. ACT 111 Scone —At Meadowstream; Two later. wm?* M;T iv Scene- —In the manager’s bungalow; One year later. ADMISSION: 15c and 25* TUESDAY, MAY 20th, 1924, 8:30 P M. , Processional — Invocation— Salutatory . . , Mozelle William* t History • Richard McLeroy Potm < Marvin Hutcherson Cla:* Flower Mayme Smith Green ahd White Audrey Floyd Prophecy Berth;;. Bridge* Claae Will ./• Felton Jer.kina Valedictory Eber Leila Scarborough Class Song— Delivery of Diplomat " ‘ Uabr.ra: % Lucy Gholston . . George Lumpkin Burden • Flora Ellie Stribling Albeit Chri,*ty Honor Graduated: Eber Leila Scarborough I'irst Mozelle Williams Second I If nature says Spectailes, tk< Spectacle* it must be. Nature won’t accept just Spectacles; thev must be nfht Spectacles. Our optometrist from the Chat. A. Green Optical Company, Atlanta, Ga., can fit you with the kind that nature demand*. He will be here en Wednesday, May 21st. I L. E. GREENE * CO., Danialjville, Georgia. NOTICE I represent the Consumer’s Monument Company of Ball Greemd, Ga , and will appreciate eay business I AL COMER Number