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The Danielsviile monitor. VOL XXV SH 1 LOCAL. HAPPENING^ A Cit'd of Thanks To the good people of Dan lelsville, we take this method to extend to you our heartfelt appreciation for the many acts af he:p. love and kindness, ex tended in toe sickness, death and burial of our brothers he loved wife. Mrs Oscar Scar borough, The goodnes of your dear peo ile w ill ever live in our hearts. Mr and Mrs James K Davidson DanieUville Woman’s Club The Danielsviile Woman’s Ciub held the first meeting of the Club New Year, June 5, 1924. with the President, Mrs A. S fralton in the choir. The new committees for the ensuing year Were appointed the chairman being as follows: Ways and Means Mrs N C Bul lock, Chm, Publicity-Mrs R H Gordon Chm. Membewhip - Miss Fioyce Long Chm. Ent ertainment -Mrs I.) A Mose ty, Chm. Program- Mrs R R Griffeth. Chm. Parliamentarian-Mrs J S Dau #l Auditor -Mrs W S Sanders, After all old and new busi ness was disposed of our Pres ident gave the club members such splendid talk on our duty and work for the year 1924-25- We feel that with the hearty eo-operation of the club officers and different committees that our fonrth year of existaoce should prove to be the most profitable of all. The Woman’s Ciub fcaa tried! to be and we feel has been a £reat help to our town and com uvjnity, and with the help of those who do not belong; to the dub. we hope to be abie to grow und able to do greater things. We urge everybody who ts tot a member to join us and help the club to accomplish much in the future. Two new members were a*i ed to the club roil of which we are v r. proud, After adjourning a very hap ly hour was enjoyed, Miss hioyce Long and Mrs R C Dav * being hostesses of the after noon. A number of friends and rei ves attended the funeral of ’S JuiiaAigginbotham a. Ft. Latnar ns Roy L Murray and ca-.iu "■■n are spending the weeh in and >erton, guests of Mr and Mis h H Power. the barbecue Wednesday tv ;n&. given by the rrdn < f the ■ n to show their ap reciatLn ■ ir the Stat Hi h* way De )3rt ne it was through ly enjoyed by all those showing this hopitaUty, Patrick Cnristy entertained a number of little friends at a birthday party last Saturday afternoon celebrating his 12th Anniversary, A number of games and contests were fea tures of entertainment, Late in the afternoon delicious refresh ments vve re served, Mr and Mrs R T Broome spent Wednesday in Gainesville with Mrs Broomes mother, Mrs Ad dison, Mrs Kope Meaiot of Ft. La mar spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Graham. On Sunday June the Sth at Bishop Ga. occurred the mar riage of Miss Selma Blackwell to Mr Thomas Tumbui Rev. Mr Burson officiating. Tne bride has lived here most all her life and her many friends wish for this couple a most pros perous sojourn thru life. She has many beautiful traits of Chaaaccer and has always been admired by all who knew her. Mr Tumbbl is enargetic and prosperous farmer of Oconee County and he is to be con graiuiated on winning such a raai help meet. Mrs Addie Brooks attended the marriage of her daughter. Pauline to Mr S C Powell of of Maccu- The marriage tak ing place in Athena. Mrs Pow eli comes f >m one of Madison county best familes and is in deed a jewel of true woman hood- Mr Powell comes to Jus as a young business man of m 0 • 4 re* '■">%•< H At - *‘'/ J **S ' ’ jp" COWGRfcSSMAN HO HATVOHAU OORTOM BURST* COHVfctniOK ' r TORTH a s r\ ,*%f / V'”x ' /A_jf\ " —. i now cimF, /V \\ yw # a i .^^ T aga " F >•*/ JR? y) Ad "fr’F'- \\ & / -v- * |y,lo f/ T p/MM A• • :ri\ JgA ; -X; J in fey %zJ VoJA 7 |:r . rtOTfrL ChO/SLAND jKfctg& l ? - A LOB3V- & ‘- Ao,es i TACK. IT out. r— • ■** 'i j ‘.tei.v;uMo * j \ Danielsviile. Georgia, Friday, June 13, 1924 sterling worth and they have the best wishes of their many friends. Mr John Ed Ramioli returned returned Sunday from a visit to his grandparents, in Lacon ia, Mr and Mrs Malovis, Mr and Mrs Styles Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs Cecil Blackwell, Dr. and J S Daniel. Mr ami Mrs B W Blackwell attended the BlackwoH-Tumbui wedding Sun day Bishog Sunday afternoon. Mrs B J Meadow and little son of Atlanta are spending the week with her mother, Mrs T F Landers. Mrs B N White and Mr Theron White are visiting Mr and Mrs B N Whita Jr in Ashville, N C. MISS LUCY MEADOW IS HOSTESS AT LOVELY PARTY An enjoyable atfair of Thursday evening of week was the lovely party given by Mias Lucy Meadow at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr:i. W. D. Meadow. Quantities of lipring flowers in silver baskets, bowls and vaser were effectively used throughout the houae and the table in the hall where punch was served by Miseoci Sarah Lou Bullock, Kathleen Scarberough and Virginia Moseley was beautifully decorated with pink and white Dor ochy Perkins rooses. The home presented a faeinating scene with the illumination of bright colored Japanese lanterns. An interesting eotitesit and many games were cgjeyed, and attractive prises awarded the “lucky ones,’’ Assisting the hostesr in entertain ing were her mother, ijlrn. W. D. Meadow. Mrs. Will D. Graham and MrsS. D. A. Motley- Trie color motif of pink and white war carried out in the ices and cakes which were served at a late hour. About 30 guest* were inviited to en joy her hospitality. IS MEMORY OF COLUMBUS RUSSELL SCAIBORO Oi> last Tuesday night about nine o’clock the Death Angel visited th > home of Mr. and Mrs. (A. R. Scar boro and carried away their little non, Columbus! Russell. Oh, bow sad it was to give him up but God lcrew best. He bad been sick several days* and during all his sicknoss he was sk> pa tient for the physician and parents to do what they saw needed be done. He bad alwav& been a loving child and was loved by all who knew him. He was three years of age A pril 22, 1924 He is survived by has father and mother and two brothers and a host of relatives and friend* to mourn his deuth. Bless this little one, we don’t have to study about where be is gone, because we know that he. was one of God's little May God ble-s this family that they 1 may see him again some sweet day by and by. He surely was a sensi ble little boy. He was laid to rest at Pleasant Grove. Farewell, parents, I am going to Leave this world of sin and woe. Going home to live with Jesus Over on the other shoro. Soon I'll leave; this world of trouble, I Join my friends who’ve (tone before, Join the hallelujah chorua On that golden shore. Don’t grieve after me, mother, If on earth we meet no more, May we meet in heaven, Over on that golden shore. The bereaved ones have our hcart | felt sympathy. —Written by a cousin. ---One who loved him. A. V. S. SUNDAY FARES VIA SEABOARD $3.00 At’t-nta. See Ticket Agent 2t, C-12,19 DREAM AND PROPHECY OF HENRY W. GRADY “When every farmer in tie South shall oat bread from his own Holds aid meat from his own pp.nf.ure, and disturbed by no creditor and enslaved by no debt, shall .-.it sronl his teeming gardens and orchards and vine yard; and dairies and bain yards, pitching his crops in ids own wisdom and growing them in independence, making cot ion his clean surplus, and soi ling it in his own time, and in his chosen market, and not at a master’s bidding—getting his pay in cash and not i a receipt ed mortgage that discharges Ida debt, but does hot restore his freodom-—then shall be th* breaking of the fullness of our day.’’ * OAKLAND SOCIALS * The farmem of thfo community have been busy this fair weather}. Mrs. J. ft. Chandler is, cn the sick list this week. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr. J. W. Martin and ©n, Earn est, motored to Athens Sa 4 urday. Mr. J. G. Cheatham was Ho gue.t of Mr. F. N. McConnell. 3un day. Messer; Seab Cheatham and Raul Brown, Misses Ola and Dornie Brown and Mrs. 11. Ot Smith have return ed from Anderson and Greenwood, ft. C. where they have been visiting friends and relatives. They ail re ported a ni*a time-. I Mis* .Annie* Martin had as* bor ! <?u*art last, weekend, Mina Myrtle* Bates of near iiopera. j ! We are plad to neport that. Mi n | Wreatha Cheatham hao improved af t<*r several days illness. | Miss Befae McConnell of Pro* ret® spent several days with friend., and relatives of this community. i Mir** Irene Fields of Sawdu.4, spent this week-end with Mia.tew Ruth and Clcmom Fhiemap. Mr and Mrs. K'. H. Epjw and fam i!y of NVese r.r**nt the Saturday with Mrs. J. W. Martin and family Mr Paul Brown vi<ntr*d Mr. Hu bert Bimrong Saturday nipht. Mie-ea Myrtie Bate,; and Annie Mariir visited Mi-siOia Brawn Mon dy afternoon;. Mrs. G. L*. Sai'ons had as her tTJfeet the pvat week her sister Mia. I lent* O’ Kelley. Mrs. Lucy Oo:w from near Neera* has been vyittngi relative* in our community the past wenek. ftr arm Mrs. J. P. O’Kelley made •*. businere. trip to A therm Thursday. A crov/f! o' young folks enjoyed i .nic'; t’*rue at t l ■ horn c? Mr aAn nie Martin M-aalay niij'ht. We PTC - Try to '.t;it -* that ?tff. .?. ft. O’K' !■’- one t " iv-, r cettly DIALERS IN FRODUCE /•/o will b'Jy pSlllt;"/, *-i veoltah’e.-j. 'Vo ad*/k>e rr-jv/inj f,>r J ,-ind Auer nt and ■ i'.'c r’e* ?n lac quatitii?*. J F RHODES & CO., Athens, Ge,rg;i | i-S N Mlt | Number