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( ort ier Local friezes Jan j e Ghoiston has returned Comer and re-opened her home. 1 has with her her little grand ,daughter, Undine Power. All .. \v. A. Lenoir left today for f ' is i t ‘ to relatives in Tennessee. ifter visiting his grandmother, ‘ Emma Birchmore, Mr. Roger Miller returned to Winder last week. \{ rf . A. M. Wilkins spent yesterday j n Athens. Mrs. J. D. Evans and Mrs. Aman / Taylor spent last Saturday with Mrs A. M. Hix. Mr. and Airs. Roy Johnson left to (’r.y for Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Wages have moved to Athens. Miss Myrtle Rogers left. Saturday uhere she will teach the third and fourth grades. Mr. S. M. Ayers spent Tuesday r/ir ht with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ayers. friends of Mrs. Ed Loftis will be jrlad to learn that she was able to be brought, home Tuesday from Athens General Hospital following an opera tion. _ ; Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Davison and ;-;ttle daughter, Sara Quinn, after visiting relatives here the past week left. Tuesday for their home in Co lumbus. Mrs. T. C. Davison accom panied them to Atlanta. Mr. -J. R. P. Thompson, candidate for Legislating, visited here Friday. Miss Berta McCurdy left Saturday for Lavonia where she teaches in the public schools. Miss .Toy Sanders left Saturday f.rßowe sviDe. where she will again teach, and Miss I eo Sanders goes to La as one of the teachers. Mi s Susie Colquitt has resumed her duties as teacher in Madison High School. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Burton who lave been in Ila the past year have moved back to Comer and are living is the home recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Wages. Mrs. J. T. Palmer of Waynesboro is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mattie Long. Rov. and Mrs. J. R. Lancaster of oaincsville returned home Sunday ■ fter a vi. it to Supt. and Mrs. 0. G. Lancaster. for teachers of c. h. s. An enjoyable social affair of the ' eek was the reception given by the ''Oman's Club Monday afternoon to 7 on the pretty lawn at the home " Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cook. The !a Ppy affair was given in honor of ' ■' teachers of Comer High School •nd wa one of the sweetest of the ‘ nimor seasoq. caskets of Asters and numerous ■ ’coming plants adorned the spacious iche- and lawn. Delicious tea and '■anv, 'iches were served. Gihbs and Strickland arc n rdir.g at the home of Mr. and Mrs j at l Stevens and Miss Brock at the bome Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stephens, tomer High School opened Mon ■ corning for the fall term with ; -'.’ect.; bright for one of the best ,n the history of the school. ie< crowd of patrons and visitors present for the opening with "t number of pupils in his °i school. A number of inter ■ echos were made and quite 1 enthusiasm aroused. T ANARUS, " r - B. Thompson, Mrs. R. ; 1 Gholston and Miss Harlow , .-'on motored to Athens today. ■ ! - - r • Carithers Jr. was shop -1 Athens today. . '} delightful meeting of the ’ ' was held on Tuesday r ■'* me home of Mrs. W. with Mrs. W. G. Cook and r v-. 'ook joint hostesses. r wrij bTi¥ Again — j G A "If I ,* Louis Firpo. Wild Bull of the I a:.:p.:is w;o last year knocked Cham;; LonipVnv sprawling before 'P H 'k bn ally got him, is back again South America and ready for Harry ft ,11s f t N. Y„ Sept. 11. II e beats the ghat negro, Firro —**D get ancuncr shot ae Dempsey. ■******• * OAKLAND SOCIALS * * *•*•**. Several people from here attended the Fifth Sunday Rally at Rodgers and reported a nice time. Several attended the Barbecue giv en by Mr. L. A. Williams on Thurs day of last week. Master Dewey Hill ofj Athens spent Friday night in this community Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Seagvaves visit ed relatives near New Harmony Thursday of last week. Little Miss Ovenia Martin visited relatives in Athens Friday and Sat urday. Several from around here attend ed the Ice Cream Supper at Progress school house Saturday night. Some from here attended preach ing services at Gordon’s Chapel and enjoyed good services and good be havior each time. Several from this section went to see the dusting of cotton from air plane near Athens Tuesday of last week. Mr. J. W. Martin motored to Ath ens Saturday - Mr. W. N. Allen and Mr. Ollie Seagraves made a business trip to Athens Saturday. Several from here attended servi ces at Rogers Sunday night, to hear the Rev. Watterhouse preach. If nothing prevents, the Rev. Wat ter House will fill the pulpit at Pleas ant Grove the third Saturday and Sunday in September. The farmers of this section have begun to pull their fodder and hope to make a good crop as some of the crops in this section are very short, especially the forage. WITH WAT£(?MELOMS RITE THIS THE: IAMO OB THE "GREAT OPEN FACES —^ T’jl TV 3 K 1 feJfcvv ■v -v fs, 'z. i * SUNDAY FARES VIA SEABOARD $3.00 Atlanta. See Ticket Agent THL DANIELSVILLK MONITOR DANIEL*HfILLE. CA STORED ItV OR SOLI) THROUGH Independent Warehouses, Inc. 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Pope, TiiP Fftimiraiwmi mm IIIL G llLrld t Lliii 4 Sllßi ATLANTA, OCTOBER 4 TO 11 89 2 4 GREATEST AMUSEMENT PROGRAM AND UN RIVALLED EDUCATIONAL FEATURES — wm — THE ATLANTA PASSING REVUE Featuring the'Famous Ail Georgia Beauty Ballet every night in front of the Grandstand CHAMPIONSHIP AUTO RACES OCT. 4 AND I i Two days of Auto Racing in which the contestants will include some of the most fearless Drivers of Inter nationa! fame HARNESS RACES OCT. 6,7, O, 9 and 10 Five days of great racing participated In by many of the finest Pacers and Trotters ever appearing on Southern tracks FIREWORKS, MIDWAY AND CARf’SVAL SHOWB Every night a grand Fireworks Dthe cele brated Rubin & Cherry Shows perform each day of the fair, and the Lakewood Midway open daily THE NATIONAL HOC AND CATTLE SHOW Officially a part of the lair, bringing together the largest and finest assemblage of Pure Bred Live Stock to be seen in the South AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL DISPLAY Surpassing In magnitude and interest ail former attempts. .Boys’ and Girls’ Club Work wiil feature in thevarious departments Reduced Rates on all Railroads. 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