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r ( ,nn r Local ISeus „i Mrs. Mile, Collier of CoC, . were visitors to Comer Sunday tended preaching at the Bap tist church. . tfWg&A M an d Mrs. Grady Pittard and kildren of Winterville visited Mr. 1 'm.. * W. Chandler Sunday. and * ‘ Br and Mrs. 3. C. Burton had as he;r gu ests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. g C J. Curtail of Colbert. y r Hiram Whitehead of Universi ty of Georgia spent last week-end at, home jjrs_ a. M. Wilkins is spending hiS wee k in Atlanta attending The Fashion Show. _ t „ . Mrs. T. C. Davison left Saturday {or Statesville, N. C. to visit her daughter, Mrs. F. H. Wall. Miss Estelle Cooper left Tuesday , of Cave Springs to attend school.. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost have re turned to Winder after a week-end visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. N. B. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Woods an nounce the birth of a now girl on last Friday, September 19th. Mrs. W . S. Lowe of Colbert visit ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rowe last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Noell spent Monday in Winder. Mr., and Mrs. Roy Williams ?nd , M:>. Bernice Aiken spent Sunday in Eibcrton,. 1 Mrs. W. F. Carithers is in Atlanta today. Mrs Russell Davison has as her j g. -t, Miss Ruth Broach of Carlton.? Mrs. G. W. Whitehead returned \ Saturday from Bowman where she rant for Haynes-Hendricks wedding. M ■ is Elizabeth Roper and Mar- Youngblood were in Bowman •‘Y : fr.r the marriage of Miss S. ■ ‘ Hendricks and Mr. Hubert Haynes. , ■ EiRTHDAY PARTY FOR f I MR. H. T. LONG I the most enjoyable occa- I of the week was the birthday I I ' riven to Mr. Long, Tuesday I by the Presbyterian Sunday I School. I party being arranged as a I ■ ■ , the Sunday School met at I r.c- of Mrs. Gerald Birchmore I i: 1 v.-ent down to Mr. Long’s in a I ’ and opened un the party with I r.ode and birthday greetings, I-•" iich the honor guest - was in- I * the dining room to find in I rof the table with appro- I ihcorations, the birthday cake I P with 21 candles. Mr. Long I • ladies missed the guess at I twe all know that no ■ v ye; rs Mr. Long I re will never really grow’ old I ">■ g his luck by blowing out I he was presented with a I •> With gifts by little W-. I Jv., who also gave appro ■'eePngs, Mr. Long opened •' Packages, sharing his joy with all present. De ■ h-hes and tea were serv :om after which the enjoyed a frolic on the lawn, older ones engaged in a •PPy conversation. S'. departed with a song ' •' ' because of a happy eve t gether with one of the mud loved teachers A Guest new officers comer w. m. s. The officers elected for the Bap tist Woman's Missionary Society to serve another year are: President— Mrs. R. T. Eberhardt V.ce-Pies. Mrs. D. E. Graham Secretary—Mrs. S. J. Carmichael Treasurer—Mrs. W. G. Cook Pianist—Mrs. Fred Whelchel Personal Service Chairman—Mrs. Della Anthony. Literary Chairman—Mrs. W. A. Rcwe. Leader: Circle No. 1 Mrs. J. D. Thompson Circle No. 2—Mrs. F. C Whelchel Circle No. 3—Mrs. C. C. Whelchel Sunbeams— Mrs. R. M. Jetton G. A.’s —Mrs. T. C Davison Y. .W. A.’s —Mrs. J. D. Thompson NOTICE— The members of Baptist W. M. S. will observe the week of prayer with an all day service on Wednesday Oct. Ist. KINGS DAUGHTERS CLASS Mrs Barnes in her wonted gra cious manner entertained the Kings Daughters Class Club at the Septem ber meeting, which event occurred Thursday afternoon September 18. Mrs Scarborough, the president, pre sided, and after the regular devotion al opening and a short business dis cussion the Bible Study Class was held, led by Mrs. T. C. Davison, the subject seemed invested with more than usual interest. She has an ex ceptional grace of leadership, and besides her own clear explanations, she adroitly brings out expressions iron; the class, thus creating more interest. Mrs. Davison made the closing prayer, also. Refreshments consisting of a deli cious salad course, and iced tea were served by the hostess. Twelve mem bers were present, and one visitor Next meeting to be Oct. 23, and to Le with Mrs. Howell Sorrells.. Mrs. W. H David, Sec. O. E. S. MEETING Davis Chapter, Order Eastern Star will meet Friday afternoon, October 3rd, at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. Ida Strickland, W. M. MIRTH MAKERS GUARANTEE TO banish blues Big Carnival Coming to He.p Entertain h air Visitors. Atlanta. Ga.—Tho management of' tlm Southeastern Fair annc uncos that i it has secured as a carnival attraction j at the fair, October 4 to 11, the whole of the famous Rubin & Cherry Shows. ! The business of the carnival is fun- j making, and in this the Rubin & Cher- j rv outfit has few equals in the whole j country; in fact, the sbo# is an inter- ! national one, and, at present, is in Canada but will come South during Oc- j tober. when it will fill this engage- j ment. Its performances are of a clean, > high-class character, yet full of color, < life and action, and they never fail j to satisfy those who seek for thrills i and excitement. It will bring to Atlanta all the latest j amusement devices and guarantees j that its patrons shall not Lav -a 'mil t moment, believing it b-st to mix P-ay i wi.h your work to k< ep your mind j and body healthy. ... i—. r f IYP C V\ A V i CO’tpA! C's-, U 1,1’.. ■ D .'Ai i O v, i-*' ‘ , c i, i nr* crvi I } iaT b - Li'-c'• 1 • ■ —‘; Atlanta. G?.—--' ■h- '■ eastern Far. when r.li ’ c "' ! ~ j in the State are iov.- - j i fair upon preseutatr n ' ; - j St the gates. . , | The attendance cm ; year was more tn - •_-•-■ . j, , v jf j it is com. . r. o - * The cer- | exceed that number th-8 y - the . cards will be- 11 ■ •asking to teachers v,-ho may have P nils wishing to attt :a. The DANIELSVILLfi MONITOR. UANIELSVILLE. CA. COLBERT WOMAN S CLUB Mrs. H. H. Hart and Miss Susie Sorrells were hostesses to the Wo man’s Club at the home of Mrs. Hart, on Friday, Sept.. 19th. There were 21 members present and one visitor, Mrs. J. F. Colbert. Miss Sorrells presided in her usual efficient manner. The meeting opened by singing, “America. The Beautiful.’ Reports from the different commit tees were heard. Mrs. Hart, treasu rer, gave her yaerly report, and the secretary read the annual report of the Club’s work for the past year.. These reports showed that the club had not been idle. Aft r several other important matters had been discussed, the club entereh into the election of officers for the ensuing year. The ladies showed their ap proval and appreciation of last year’s officers, by re-electing them, no chan ges being made. No new committees were appointed, other names being added to those already serving. , The meeting was then turned over to the hostess, who invited the la dies to the dining room which was most attractive in its decorations of pink and white, the club colors. For a center piece was a beautiful cake, with three candies, this 'being the club’s third birth day. After partak ing of the dainty refreshments, the club adjourned and will meet with Mrs. J. B. Sims, October 17 Mrs. J. B. Sims, See. llmle ■ldhnl^'J Home again from vacation, with a wonderful tan oil our cheek; back—with renewed am bition which doesn’t play hidc an’-seek—Back from the glad vacation —armed anew for the fray. . . . Supple in mind and tody, from a season spent in play,. Ain’t no tonic invented that’s half so potent or sure, as the good old American mixture of sun-air-an’-water pure. . . . Troubles that seemed like moun tains, dwindled to’ pleasant chores—due to a plunge in the fountains of God’s great Out-o’- doors! Back again from vaca tion, with muscles like Cardiff’s kid.—lovin’ our occupation bet- Ler’n we ever did. . . . Leads to :ho calm reflection which inspires the soul to say, “When yer sys tem needs correction—shut up, an’ go out —an’ play!” "*A : i 7 r ,r r.^u lv. 3 m\R ?' % * L 'Vi „. /L. "J* fi' -<• uit M li 0 E * ?! hick I! 1 1 neaaaaie “I have used Black-Draught when needed for the past, 25 years,” says Mrs. Emma Grimes, of Forbes, Mo. ‘‘l began taking it for a bad case of constipation. I would get constipated an I feel just mis erable —slug;.-' li, tired, a bad taste in my mouth, . . . and soon my head would begin hurting and I would have a sc-ve; .'•'-kk h he, J don’t know just who started me to taking r iSC-u iy i U 0 but it did tlio worV. It just ’ G r ■ ‘ i. A \/f ry soon I i r -*L lik6 ne'T. .iell I > >/ -••''' iau_; .ik , 'ion er-u SO S t ’’f ; system to re-ar sorb poisons tii. may cau o g rat prta rnd much- • gc-r to ye n h celt h. TANARUS; ;t} d’a ],;k..ck-Draught. It - ill st.-r./i --iat" the liver and help to drive out the po on. ; H by all dealers. Costs or I '.' i r. rf't.i Ci GGS '** 0-. c. ,eo F^n4 To Tiie Mentors of The Georgia Gntion Growers Co-Operative Association We have necessary blank for your use in drawing drafts on As sociation for advances on vour cot •/ tort, also have a supply of shipping’ tags, and will be pleased to have you handle your cotton through tliis bank. We will draw your drafts, and pay you cash on take draft for deposit; without charge. All business appreciated. . . The Peoples Bank Children Cry for- : *V‘* — C ' \ >■*•! / a pleasant, harmless Substitute foir r^fo #/ \ > Cr^-' Ni Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teeth- Vr A \\ ir.g Drops and Soothing / 7 J\' l ) J Syrups, prepared for Infants* I { I V \ p \ and Children all ages. To avoid imitationr., always look for the signature of Proven directions on each peel-:;ye. Physicians everywhere recommend it. r ■ £ l b m k - Vil li lll \ / mzWVU .EESTET.: LiS IN THE LETTER GF THE 1..' v CA II MONEY BELONGS TO THE MAN WHO HAS IT IN };.* iO. SES HON. EVEN IF lIE STOLE A slob BILL FI.OM YOU TEE COUUT WOULD MAKE YOU PROVE THAT THE PARTI ULAR SIOO BILL WAS YOURS AND THAT IT WAS STOLEN. NOT ;:.0 WITH A CHECK G\ YOUR BANK. THE NAME OF THE RIGHTFUL OWNER OF A CHECK IS PARTICULAR LY DESIGNATED. FOUND OR STOLEN, IT IS NOT THE PROP ERTY OF THE HIM DEO OR THE THE IF-- IT IS THE PROPETtY OF THE PAYEE, AND A WRONGFUL POSSESSOR. MUST SHOW A GOOD AND i D ■ UP SENT REA ; OU WHY HE HAS IT. ALWAYS TRAN ACT YOUR BE.-H ESS WITH BANK CHECKS OR DRAFTS. THE COMER BANK Deposits Insured COMER, GEORGIA.