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The Danielsville noniter. VOL XXMI! J^QCAL 'HAPPENINGS Ooi. Howard Gordon and Dr. Ban ist.„. mac ie a business trip to Atlanta Monday. • • \[ r . R. T. Broome, Mr. and Mrs. T V Huff. Mrs. E. E. Hall and Mr. p o Griffeth were delegates to the Sarepta Association in Elberton, Tuesday- Mrs. L. G. Fambrough of Eibertoh is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. J. Tyner this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blackwell and Mr and Mrs. Styles Blackwell have, moved to Bishop to make their home. We regret very much to have them leave Danielsville but wish them ev ery success in their new home. Miss Eva Henley and Mrs. Paul White attended the Singing Conven tion here Saturday. Miss Kathleen Snelling is visiting Miss Carrie Sophia Tate in Elberton this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Tyner announce ! the arrival of a little son on Sept. : lith. Mrs. T. J. Nelms spent several i days in Athens with Mr. and Mrs. ] R. H. Thompson Jast week. Messers Richard McLeroy, Felton Jenkins, Charlie Baker of U. of Ga, spent the ween-end here. Mrs. T. G. Hitchcock is spending the week in Lithonia with her daugh ter, Mrs. A. E. Whaley. Mrs Banister and Mrs. Roy Rice of Ila attended the .Singing Conven tion here Saturday. Mrs. Sallie Kidd is visiting in Athens. . . ! Misses Lera and Rena Edna from j S- X. S. Athens, Ga. were spend the day guests of Mr and Mrs. H. L. Echols Sunday. Mr. Roy Murray and daughter, i Sarah Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin j Hardman, and Mr. and Mrs. T.. G. Hitchcock wre visitors to Lithonia ' Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Thurmond Sanders, Messers George R. Sanders and Hen- R' Sncdling were in Athens Monday afternoon. Go Madison County Singing Con i mention held a two da3vs session at : " ne baptist church here last Friday'! ari< i Saturday.. Large crowds were i present both days, especially on ; Saturday. Mr, John W. Brown, who has been i president for thirty years, was again to this place. Mr. L. F. firmer, Vice-president; and Mr. G. bailors, secretary. • A number of singers and visitors o: otiier counties were here and ' ; " y seemed to enjoy the sing ing. -v < onvention will meet at Wes ’-■r.apel Methodist church next year. CARD OF APPRECIATION 'T ,1 " Voter? of Madison County; - r want to extend to my friends : ported me on Se. t. 10th, my ■ thanks, and hold no ili will 1 '•ss against those who saw r to honor me with their sup id r. Smith, who was sue e .'tend to you rry heart ' gi atulation. Sincerely, J. R. P. Thompson CAMPAIGN EXPENSES J R. P. THOMPSON Georgia, Madison County. Personally appeared before me the undersigned, an officer author ized to administer oaths, J. R. P.. Thompson who on oati and poses and says that the following are the ex penses incurred by him as a candi- ANNOUNCEMENT On Friday and Saturday nights Sept, 26th and 27th, The Royal Theatre will open under the Manage - ment of H, T. Branon, who is going to offer to the people of Comer and this section the very best pro ductions tnat is possible to be obtained. Mr, Branon states that he will make every effort to get only pictures that will be clean and with a good moral, such that the ladies and children may be free to attend. On Friday night, he will show: Harold Lloyd “Where The Berth Begins” Together With A. Comedy 11. T. Branon - K. L. Burton // l ma**. yourt. \ '■■ :i • C CKOIC&. UNCLE-) -V ;■ j i > \\ ' V imp \ ■ t i ■ V \ —f ' V NN x Sf'* A ' ' %*•*. a \ / 4 Siim§44s4 4P§4 J i-' : ./ . V%f 4 4 / ' , A T 4-' / //J ( „ ... ■ Sip y / u, 4 / ' / Stf r" 4* ■ / %*L£\r / ' ' >^-6r A [j 4L Danielsville, Georgia, Friday, Sept. 20,1024 date for Representative in the Fri- y mary Election, on Sept. 10, 1924. Assessment by County Executive Committee $10..00 ; Comer News i 12.50, Gasoline and oil 32.40 ; Expense for driving car 8.50, Repair on Car 3..00 ! Car hire 20.00 H!S BUSY SEASON Hotel Expenses 6.00 Total * 92.40 J. R. P. THOMPSON Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 24th day of Sept., 1924. J. L. WILLIAMS, Notary Public, State at Large, Col bert, Ga. My Commission Expires, Feb. 10, 1927. DREAM AND PROPHECY OF HENRY W. GRADY “When every farmer in the South shall eat bread from his own fields and meat from his own pasture, and disturbed by no 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 time, and in h's chosen market, and not at a master’s bidding—getting his pay a e h and not in a receipt ed mortgage that'd -charges his debt, but does not restore his freedom —then shall be the breaking of the fullness of our day.” MADISON COUNTY SINGING CONVENTION The Madison County Singing Con vention wh : ch held its annual ses sion at the Baptist church, Daniels vide, last Friday and Saturday, was a decided success from many view 1 points. Prof. John W. Brown was re-elected President; 1.. F. Cromer, Vice-President; and G. L. Sailers, Secretary. Pro. Brown has served for some thirty years to the very great pleas ure and satisfaction of hi.s host of friends and admirers. The Conven tion was largely attended, with an overflowing house on Saturday. Many counties were represented. Prof. J. L. More, Mrs J. B. Vaughn, Prof. A II Purcell, and many other singers came bringing with thorn a spirit that spread like magic. Rev. W. M. Sayo of Athens war. present, and led the Convention in a most able prayer, beseeching the Father for the man ifestation of His Spirit, which was graciously given. The spirit of good fellowship pre vailed throughout, and as the crowd grew, broader grew the welcoming* smile upon the faces of the Daniels ville folks. Truly there was no cause for alarm; Daniclsville had never failed on an occasion like this, and her manner of entertainment and hospitality to her guests on this one was grand, and will long bo remem bered. —Contributed, G. P. W. COMER WELL REPRESENTED AT SAREPTA ASSOCIATION Quite a number from Comer Bap tist church were in Elberton Tuesday and Wednesday of this week attend ing the Sarepta Association. COMER BAPTIST VOTES FULL TIME PASTORATE At the regular conference at the iiap b t chu ch Sunday morning, as had been announced two weeks ago, the subject < f calling a pastor for fall tin come up for discussion, and w;- .led on by ballot, the re sait, of which was overwhelmingly ii .ivor o." full time. The call v/ai extended our present pa lor, Rev. A. 1 E. Logan who has been serving the j church for two Sundays p<-r month. ROYAL THEATRE OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT Under the management of Mr. H. T. Branon a I Mr. It. C. Burton ' the Royal Theatre, which ha.; been ’ o*".<- 1 J for some month.; will l.e open led. With these two hr tling mana- Ig. , wo predict a successful opera f tion. Number