The Danielsville monitor. (Danielsville, Madison County, Ga.) 1882-2005, September 05, 1924, Image 1

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The Danielsville Honitor. VOL XX v 111 LOCAL HAPPENINGS Gui'Sie Landers was the guest of Mrs. Hall in Athens last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davison have returned to Columbus, having visited relatives in Danielsville and Comer the past week. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Moseley at tended the funeral of Frank Hard man in Athena Tuesday. Mrs. L. D. Floyd is very ill at a hospital in Athens. Her friends here are sorry to learn of her illness and hope she will improve rapidly. Ninety two relatives of Mrs. Lou Greene enjoyed the birthday dinner and Meadow; reunion at her home here Sunday, Aug. 31, in honor of Mrs. Greene's eightieth birthday. e Mr. and Mrs. Theron White visited Mrs. B. N. for the week-end where Mr. White will teach this fall term. / Vacation ended Saturday for the boys and girls of Danielsville. Indi cations point to the largest enroll ment tliis year in the history of Mad ison County High School. Mesdames J. H. Boggs, D. A. Moseley and R. H, Gordon we’re shop ping in Athens Monday. Mr. Fred Bond of Royston was here on business Wednesday. The many friends of Mr. Monroe Kidd of Hartwell were grieved to 1/earn of jhis death Jon Wednesday morning. Sincerest sympathy is •extennded to those left to .mourn Ids death. 4 MT ZION LOCALS * By “ Clipper" • •••••••* (Last Week’s Locals) Large crowds are attending divine sendees at M.t. Zion this week. Miss Lillie Holcomb of Bishop and Miss Acklie Miller of Meadow have been guests of Mrs. Burroughs Hol comb this week. j-* Mr. Geo Loftis and son Howard from near Colbert have been guests of Mr. Jesse Patten during last week a nd attending the meeting at Mt. Zion. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patten have been spending the past week with relative^ near Colbert. Mr and Mrs. Homer Irvin have to their home at Commerce a pleasant visit to relatives in vicinity Messers Hope Carithers and Fred Landers made a business trip to hens last Tuesday. M s Cora Loftis from Pattersons ‘••rr.nrjnity has been visiting Miss ■"r-jF: I-Jelle Patten during the past f&w days. Mi l on Lord ar.d family are on a week to Blue Hinge tr.oua tains Mr- and Mrs. Hoys Carithers and ' and Mrs. Brant Lord visited ; r - an,! Mrs. Bill CUwTI of Com r' rc ' e ‘ast week. ■ Brant Lord entertained at an . supper Tuesday afternoon r ' l;e i'ttle folks which was highly - Led by all present. Mr. and Mrs Jonah Carithers from near Meadow were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Hope carithers. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Williams of Dan ielsville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hope Carithers Sunday afternoon and enjoyed some tine watermelons. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelms spent Sunday with relatives in. Royston. Miss Fannie Lou Fatten visited Miss Lillie Patten near Mt. Airy part of last week. Mrs. Dallis Carithers and children are visiting relatives in Several dif ferent towns in South Carolina this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson and daughter, Miss Nelie visited Mr. and Mrs. Reese Porterfield last Thursday. t Mrs. Jesse Patten entertained last j Thursday afternoon from 4 to 7 in honor of Miss Luna Berryman of Royston. Delicious swact wafers and cream was served. The affair very much enjoyed by those present. Mr. Luther Sheridan and family from Mt. Airy community were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Es coe Sunday. Miss Annie Belle Patten was guest of Miss Eva Escoe last Friday. • •*#*•***** * PROGRESS • The ice cream supper at this place Saturday night was a great 3ucce3s and was atended by a large crowd. All reported a nice time, Mr. W. M. Glenn and family, Mr. G. T Allen and family. Mr. J. W. Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Zin Smith, Mr. C. A. Rranyan and family, Mrs. Aran Wynn, Mr. arid Mrs. Rob ert Wynn and baby Sara Q. attended the birthday dinner givfen by Mr. S. M. Swindle and wife Sunday. Mr. THE BEST OF FRIENDS MUST PART yrnlh I Wt ■■ f\Lv, Jjffl < • Vi, X \\ il \\ -■ W ; 7 f ' "—X-O'/C sM vacation m AM- f ,mk ffl WEAPONS JMP . y jA <>co ! S' • jATTC John H Perry Sarytc* Danielsville. Georgia, Friday, Sept. 5.1Q24 Swindle is 82 years old. Mr. Jim Smith and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Jim Grin dle and family. Mrs Josie Carithers spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Janie Seagraves. Mr. Dewitte Baxter was the week end guest of Mr. Roy Seagraves. Mr. Leonard Shelton and family Mr. Larkin Marcus and family spent Sunday with Mr. Seab Epps and and family. Mr. L. V. Scarboro, wife and, daughter, Minnie Fae, spent Satur day night with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Scarboro of Mason Mill. Mr. Alec Drake and family spent Sunday with relatives below here. Mr. Luke Seagraves family visited relatives Sunday. Misses Margie and Pauline Smith of Diamond Hill and Miss Alma Scar boro were Sunday guests of Misses Emma and Annie Myrton Grindle. Mr. S. B. Foster and family spent Saturday night ami Sunday with Mr. Rhinehart and family of Danielsville. MONEY LOANED ! by Th Federal Land Bank at 5 I*2 j per cent ii now available. A* it take* tome 60 day* to elota p loan, pleaae eeR me at once il you nead money on your ‘land. This i* not only the cheapett money available on larm land*, but the farmer practi* rally fixe* hi* own term* of payment, I and can never be called upon to pay the principal *um, except at the rate of SI.OO per SIOO annually. CLARENCE E. ADAMS Cecretary-Trea*urer I FOR RENT I—Oae-Horse Farm I—Two-Hor*e1 —Two-Hor*e Farm R. S. COLLIER, N, B*2B, 2t. Rt. 1, Comer, Ga. GOD CALLED HIS OWN HOME On June 2nd last, there came into our midst and abode in our home Miss Bernice Waggoner of Colbert, Ga., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wag goner. She set many fine examples before us, quiet and peaceful. She was about her Mater’s business, al ways doing something for someone, always obedient to her God and fel lowman, never fretting or objecting, always contented and ready to sacri fice pleasure that might have been hers that others might be pleased. On July 21st she was taken with an illness, for two days she toiled under the pain, but was forced to take her bed on the third day. She was rushed to her homo with her family. She grew worse until Aug. 11th at 11:30 P. M: God called His consecrated child home unto Him. She served Him as a Sunday School teacher, Epworth, League worker and often reminding us of His potyer and His mercy. She wus 23 years of age. She leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner and five brothers: Methvin, Paul, Hollis, Howard, Ken neth and Key, and numerous friends to mourn her death, one little sister having gone before her. —Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Brooks ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. B. L. Dawson, U. S. Veterinary Inspector, will come to DanieLsvllle, Monday Sept. 7th, and will be in the county for a short time to test our cattle for tuberculosis. Thoßt want ing their cattle tested, please call or write me this week at Danielsville. E. E. HALL, Cos. Agent. CARD OF THANKS Wo wish to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all the friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted thru tht sickness and death and bu rial of cur beloved mother, Mrs. La vonia Burroughs; also for flowers. The family. DREAM AND PROPHECY OF HENRY W. GRADY “When svefy farmer in the South shall eat bread from hist own fields and meat from his own paiAure, and disturbed by no creditor and enslaved by no 1 debt, shall sit amid his teeming gardens and orchards nnd vine yards and dairies and barn- ! yards, pitching his crops in hia own wisdom nnd growing them | in independence, making cot ton his clean surplus, and sel ling it in his own time, and in i his chosen market, and not at a I master’s bidding—getting his ! pay in cash and not in a rcccipt i ed mortgage that discharges his debt, but does not restore his i freedom—then shall be the 1 breaking of the fullnes* of our day.” * DISTRICT RALLY AT ROGERS The fifth district of the Sareptft association held its rally with the Regers Baptist church, Sunday, Aug 31. These rallies are conducted by the four departments of the church, the layman’s work, W. M. IT., B. Y. P. U. and Sunday School. Eachh de partment is given one hour on the program. Mr. W. B. Aderhold led the open ing devotional. In the absence of Dr. J. S. Daniel, chairman of the layman*® work and speaker of the hour, Mr*. W. D. Meadow took charge. The subject for discussion was: The Pos sibilities and Outlook of the church. Mr. G. L. Sailers and Mr. J. S. Dan iel spoke on this subject. Mrs. W. C. Groves chairman of the W. M. U.. work, called for rep resentatives from the dicereht or ganizations. Miss Gladys Williams, n volunteer for the foreign veld, made a short talk. It was indeed a great treat to have Miss Bonnie Ray, returned missionary from China, speak at the eleven o’clock hour. She told in a very delightful way of , her first impressions of China. She I told of arriving at one station and ! finding no one to meet her, but in i answer to prayer the difficulty was soon remidred. She said that all thft girls feet are bound in this province. It is only when a girl becomes a Christian that her feet are unbound. She told of the terrible need of the gospel. After the noon hour Mr. Charlie Edwards Led the devotional. He made a most interesting talk using a part of the one hundred and thirty-ninth psalm as the basis of his remarks. Mrs. W. D. Graham was elected secretary and treasurer to serve for one year. The W. M. U. reporter was elected reporter for all of the departments. Mr. Waterhouse spoke in a very forceful way on, Why Have a Chris tian Education. One of the most striking reasons he named was that ; the Catholics give two hundred forty ; eight hours of Bible teaching per : year while we give only about twelve Mr. Waterhouse is a student of Mer cer and is a very earnest speaker. The .Senior B. Y. P. U. banner v/as awarded to Rogers and the Jun ior banner to Union. Mr. Ralph Collier, chairman of th Sunday School work had three speak ers discuss the subject, Our Success os and Failures. The speakers were Mr. W. S. Lowe of Colbert, Mr. E. J. O’Kelley of Pleasant Grove and Jr. I). L. Graham of Comer. The place for meeting of the next rally will be announced later. Mrs. J. 0. M. Smith, Press Chair. Number