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The Danielsville (Tonitor. V()L XXv 111 [ LOCAL. 1 happenings jl r J. R. Bullock of Athens was visiting his mother here one day last week • w. 0. White was here on business Monday. Mrs. L. E. Greene returned home Sunday after a vUt to her uncle, who has been ill for some time. Quite a number from here attend ed services at Liberty Sunday. Mr. 0. K. GrifTeth was week-end guest of home folks. Mrs E. W. Glenn and children are visiting relatives here this weak Mr. and Mrs. O’Kelley, Mrs. W. Y. IFcoe and son, Frann, and Mr. Roy Fleeman were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W,. C. Scott. Miisa Ruby Campbell, Messers W. F. and Bennett Wimberly of Atlanta were week-end guests of Mr and Mm A,. C. Campbell. The Senior B. Y. P. If. was de lightfully entertained at a picnic at Moseley and Boggs spring Saturday afternoon. Mrs. 11. B. Snelling and Miss Louise Snelling left Friday for Pab lo Beach. Mrs. Elise Long Rogers of Atlanta is visiting Mrs . J. . Marion this week. Mi\. Theron White was, in Atlanta last week. Mi: s Roberta Hitchcock is at home “On her vacation. Miss Nadine Power is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hitchcock. Mrs. R. c. Murray und children returned from Elberton Monday. Mrs. b\ T. Moseley, Mrs. J T Murray and Mrs. C . If. Adamis at tended the Bth District Club Meeting si Hartwell Tuesday. Mb. and Mrs. J. T. 'Murray spent Sunday in Elberton with relatives, kdn-.. yudiW u-xt shrdul cmfwpyw for representative 10 a ‘ ! t' so voters of Madison County: Subject to tbe action of the kiniary lection to be held on Sep >oll;ter 1 Oth, next., lam a candidate '® r Re Presentativ e of Madison Coua- county in the world, in tn next General Assembly of Geor gia, see fit to honor me with e and election, I will terve tie beet of my ability. !(; tly solicit vour vote and duenc ■ 0. M. Smith * fie * m * -'UST FROM ILA * * % * * * * * * * ‘4 "roughs had the mi* , , ] - >• "ml fracture her arm • v i} r s of last week. , ■■ Burriughs ' 9 nit so 1 - few days. ;; .. ‘ ‘annon of the Commerce our tows last Friday 1 with old friends. *r r ‘ty gang is resoiling the Ila to Athens highway. Mr. D. B. Burroughs i< atayiirg with hi s daughter, Mnf. Mattie Cart tdgt. Mr. and Mrs J*. L. Thompson and Norman Jr. motored to Athens on rhursony evening. Harvesting grain hais begun here in earnest; it is reported that the rat crop is light but wheat is fairly good• .... Mrs. Pauline Burroughs and her children are visiting her parents in Douglas, Ga. Miss Rama McCay is staying with her grandmother. Mr Lovic Westbrook is home for the summer vacation. Muse Bertha Rice is visiting friends in Gainesville, Ga. Mr. Geo W. Burroughs of Athens was in Ila on Monday to see his moth er who is very ill and seems to get no better. Mrs. Mattie MeCay ih with he.s mother this week. Mrs. J. D. Steward of Atlanta is at home to igee her mother, Mrs. J. T. Burroughs. Miss Maryella Burroughs of Ath ens is visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. VV\ Crawford. Our post master has been on the sick list for a week or more hot is on the job again|. A play will be .staged by the Bap tist S. S. Class of Cornier Baptist church entitled The Fruiha of His Folly at the Ila School auditorium Saturday, June 21st, 8:30 P> M. under the auspices of Ila Woman’s Club. Refreshments will be seined; lie cream etc; afternoon and eve ning. ' ‘ y Mr. J. D. Hopkins was in ila on Tuesday. 'Y -■— i ' _' u - ■ '^pj n 1 * /'/ HAWEMT SE6N Y %*■■_BbWwP%tSNr ft --—. ( H* R ,NSS yEARS-l 1 |u a leJI e J| 3 111 j r"~! J Y-; >-- -■-V* \| : #•"/ ■. v /: .••,; -.•■O&'Sfbi■■’*&■".' -'M lia)#*# 1 *? :.\ WfepY ; .' -V.'".,i, ;.4s£kgfe>ai ?. $# life©-':*, cf ' . - ' \’s . VM. V •• i ■t,/i v \V p 1 -' iv\ \ M i V m| \ !•a \ ' < 1 j Danielsville, Georgia, Friday, 2q, 1924 * OAKLAND SOCIALS * ********** ** The fanners of this community have been busy for several days cut ting their grain A number of young people called on Miss Annie Martin Sunday eve ning. Messers Hozie Martin and Ray mond Kyser, Mistses Margie and Myr tie Bates were visiting in this com munity Sunday afternoon. Miss Bonnie Berrong had as her guests Sunday afternoon, Miss An nie and Mr. Earnest Martin. Mrs. Walter Brown of Florida is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrj. Doc Chandler of this place. Misses Irene and Levy Sengraves visiter their uncle, OH?. Sea graves Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin at tended a family picnic at Rogers Spring Sunday*. The B. Y. Pi. U. of Union church gave a nice picnic at Rogers Spring Saturday evening. Miisii Geraldine Tolbert, imadfe ia .short visit to Clemons Fleeman Sunday. Several from here attended preach ing at Pleasant Grove Sunday after noou. M’.L and Mrs. W. D. Smith visited the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Doc Chandler Sunday^. Masters Paul Brown and Seab Cheatham spent Saturday night with Mr. Hoyt Smitl^. Mr. Dtlles McConnell of Progress was visiting in this community Sun day. COMPANY’S COWIN’ IN MEMORY OF LITTLE COLUMBUS SCARBORO ■ A short while ago liittlc Columbus was a shining gem , Playing about his earthly none, su happy and so gay. But not here on earth shall we again receive a smile from him, Fit he has gone to await the resur rection day. On last Tuesday little Columbus went l to hi; re wand, j However wo did not understand the Master’s beckoning voice. | Still, we know l,e hag ;c ended into the presence of our Lord, I For this precious lifctlj darling wus hi. own dear choice . i I*, hm h-vme '.or:- below, th.vre io ono vacant chair. And, too, we shell miss a bright and happy smile, Words from h's mouth shall no lon ger fill the air, ' For he has closed his eyes to rest in Paradise a while. We understand not the mystery of such an hour, Rut, yet, so patiently we must en dure it all- Why God did take this bud v/bicn might have made a full grown {' ower Is not ours to know, but that this war the Master’s call. We loved him, yes we loved him, more than any worda can ted For he was a child of God; just a ray of shining light. And now that he has gone and ir, the presence or God shall dwell, We hope to find him there some day in the palace of delight. —G E. R. SUNDAY FARES VIA SEABOARD ?3.00 Atlanta. See Ticket Agent 2t, 6-12,19 DREAM AND PROPHECY OF HENRY W. GRADY “When every farmer m the South shall eat bread from hi* own fields and meat from his own pasture, and disturbed by ro creditor and enslaved by no debt., shall sit amid his teeming gardens and orchards and vine yards and dairies and barn yards, pitching his crops in his own wisdom and growing them in independence, making cot ton his clean surplus, and sel ling it in his own tune, and in his chosen market, und not at a master’s bidding—getting his pay in cash and not in a receipt ed mortgage that discharges his debt, but doe? rot restore his freedom—then shall be the breaking cf the fullness of our day.” RULES FOR SENATORIAL RACE The Senatorial Democratic Execu tive Committee for the 30th Senato rial District met in Hartwell, Ga., at the County Court House at ten o’- clock Friday morning, Juno 6th, for the purpose of fixing rules for thjt primary in this District on Sent. 1 Of. The 30th District b composed of Madison, Hart and Elbert Counties. Madison’s members of this Commit tee are Mesrcers L. H. Greene, Co mers G Moore, Luke Hardman, and Dr. P. J, W-celbrook. At the meeting L. F,. Greene wan elected Chairman to succeed J. H. Skelton, and R. Stapleton of Elbcr ton wa;s elected to succeed himse’f as Secretary. The Committee fixed the date for the closing of the entries for this primary on AMgulst Ist, and at 12:00 o'clock- noon on that day. The rules adopted provide that the primary thall bt a district wide one, and that the candidate getting ting the most votes throughout the District will be declared the nominee. The Committee also fixed the as sessment to be paid by each candi date at $75, said amount to be paid by noon, August Ist to R. Stapleton, Secretary of the Committee, who will in turn pay $25 of said turn over 'o Executive Cjommtytce cj? each County in the District. The rules also provide that the Committee thall meet in Danielsville within 10 day afte** the primary and consolidate the vote of the district and declare the nominet. FOR CONGRES3 To the Veters of the Eighth Congres sional District: The Congressional Executive Com rnittce of the district has ordered a primary to be held on September 10th for the purpose of selecting a Democratic nominee from the din trict for service in the ('oth Con gre-5. The committee require) ail carnHd.uftStt necking the .nomination to not : fy the secretary of Jhe com rrdttrc of their candidacy on or be ■ f* July ’ 1924, k. o’clock, P. M. ' •r. Time). ! vc ■ y notified the secretary ’ '.t 1a: ■>. candidate to succeed my ■ t • - ropm tentative from the dis • in <i e noth Conyrc-j . I am pro - y 17 dul to the people of - 1 1 1 for the kind /• •; and hon <>" ■ :-y have oonfei. yd upon me ip !d, rvl will I .-.incertdy appro - - vc if they will continue mo ru V' h rep*' < ila!ive. If re-elected, 1 •’ >n c-f aithful discharge of the • I l .' os of the office. I earnestly and r'y poet fully solicit tbe support of 11. vol.'ll of tlia district, both ladies ocl gentlemen. Very Respectfully, (J. H. Brand Number