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Cower Local ISews Mr. It. C. Mattox of Murphy N. G, spent' last week-end with his sister, Mrs. A. M- Scarborough. Miss Wendail Scarborough of of Walhalla, S. 0. will spend this week-end with her mother. Mrs. Anna McGowan and Mrs. Hartman ami children of Athens ■were guests of Mrs. B. L. David last week-end. Mrs. A. M. Scarborough visited her mother, who is nuite sick in D&n icisville, last. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Kidd and chil dren of Crawford spent last week end with Mr and Mrs. E. G. Williams, Mr* Oriri Seymour of Monroe, N. f). Is tljc guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. M Seymour. Mrs. (I. F. Gregory of Havannah, Fla. was the guest of Mrs. R. T. Compton recently. Miss Marjorie llartsfield of Fiber ton will c pcnd next week-end with Mrs. W. F. Carithers The Euzolian Class will meet Fri day, Oct. 17, at the home of Evylin White at 4 o’clock, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Rowe spent Sunday in Woodville. Mrs W. S. Lowe of Colbert visited, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I*. Rowe yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rowe were visitors to Athens Monday. Mrs. J. F. Moon has returned from Gainesville. Fla. where she visited her daughter, Mrs. John L. Long. Mrs. C. W. Power has returned from Asheville, N. C. where she has spent, some time with her daughter, Mrs. L. B. Costor. Circle No 1, of Baptist W. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. R. M. Jetton Tuesday afternoon with nine present; Mrs. J. TANARUS). Thompson led the devo tional Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Almand had as their guest, Saturday night Mr and Mrs. W’lscn Almand and daughter, Annie Byrd of Apalachee and Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Almand of Social Circle. Anderson Almand, the little son of Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Almand has been real sick We are glad to report that Mrs. L. A. Almand, who has been sick, is better. Mr. Tmd Airs. H. W. Moore and children, and Miss Josie Almand spent last week-end in Atlanta with the former's sifter, Mrs. .lobn Smith. They attended the Fair while there. Mrs. W. F. Panthers and Airs. II T Compton visited friends in Win terville Tuesday. Friends of Mrs. D. P. Moon are glad to learn that she is better after having been sick feu- several days. Mr. and Airs. .1. W. Sherrer of Carlton were slumping here Tuesday. i. t • Airs. Ohra Power Hammonds who has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. ]t. Power has returned to home in Augusta Air. Fred Birchmore of Athens' visited relatives lure Tuesday Mr. 1,. A. Tcaslev was in ’Athen yesterday. Protracted s<?n*se:>s at Baptist j church begin Sunday nomine. Aliss ’■ ou'se 1.. ! in'!* retui .■) * *_ tirdsiy from Athens wh.ere she vi and Aliss Louise Carmichael. Airs. ,T. H. St onecypher returned her home in Westminster, S. C. Tuesday after a v -it with her pnr y*"• - :;d - D P. All . Dr. C. L. Ayers, Mr. W. C. Ed wards and Mrs. Busha of Toccoa were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ayers Sunday afternoon. Mr. R. C. David and Mr. Esper E. Hall of Danielsville were visitors here Tuesday afternoon. Friends of Mrs. D. F. Moon are glad to learn that she is better after having been sick for several days. Mesdames J. W. Gholston, A. M. Wilkins, J. D. Thompson, S. J. Car michael and C. B. Ayers motored to Carlton Monday afternoon wheie they met with the Carlton ladies, who organized a Woman’s Club that afternoon. COMER SCHOOL BUILDING OVERCROWDED Our attention is called to the fact that our school building is full to overflowing with nice bright-eyed pupils and that some additional seat ing capacity and room is necessary. REVIVAL SERVICES AT BAPTIST CHURCH Revival services iwilk begin next Sunday morning with the Comer Bap list church and continue through the following week. There will be two services each day, one in the morning at 11 o'clock and one in the evening at 8 o’clock. Mr. A. E. Logan, the pastor will do the nreaching. The singing will he conducted bv Mr. W. C. Mitchell of Sandersvilie, Ga... Everybody is cordially invited. Come and bring someone else with you! • WETTING OF G. A.’S The G. A.’s met with Misses Kath leen Benton, Larie and Roberta Ilix at their home on Oct. 11, at 3:30. Avery fine program was rendered, Miss Kathryn Williams being group captain. After the meeting a deli cious salad course was served by the hostess. Those present were: Mrs. -T. C. Davison, leader, Misses Evelyn, Mar ion and Dare White, Reba Thompson Elizabeth Woods, Martha Carmichael, Eleanor Thompson, Mable Burton, , Louise Russell of Carlton, Francis | Seymour, Kathryn Williams, Kath- I loon Benton, Larie and Roberta Hix. —By Reporter * CARLTON • * * * ***** *• We are Having ideal weather and the farmers are taking advantage of it. Gotten will soon bo picked, giving time to put in good crop of small grain. There should be large crop j sowed this fall especially oats, to meet the small yield of corn. Air. W. E. Whitehead lost a fine milch cow last Friday night and Air. W. M. Martin has one very sick caused from licking nitrate of soda sacks. Judge'Glenn’s coupe seemed to be runn'ng nicely Sunday afternoon; reason, had his girl out riding Mr and Mrs. v ßouben Martin were visiting in Comer Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. A. Saver and family spent Sunday in Elbert on. with llor. T. J. Holme and fanily. M • ers J. 11. Moon and Earnest Power were in Athens Monday af ternoon. Mr Earl King bad misfortune Saturday evening to cut his foot with an *xl>. we :.-r< sorry to state. Mc<sors T. C. Amerson and Bill T'i.er har.lt were in Maysville Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. M ore ad son, Gdiner, and Mr. and Mrs. Tan v Glenn were in Athens Sunday afternoon, visiting the formers’ dan: liter. Miss Martha Moore, who ; s at Undine - S. N. S. Mr Emory Berryman of R versido was ip Carlson Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs T. W. Williams of i Greenville,- S. C visited the latter’s parents, Mr and Mr:. 11. I . V.V-m *•-mlay. t ' THE DANIELSVILLE bdOPHW. QANIELSVILLE^GA^ Mr Upson Sanders and family of Athens spent Sunday with his father in-law, Mr. J. C. McConnell. Several ladies from Comer assisted in organizing a Woman’s Club here Monday afternoon. The following officers were elected: Mrs. A. Mr. Mathews, President; Mrs. F. L. Mar tin, Vice-President; Mrs. W. J. White head, Secretary. We carnc very near having a seri ous accident here Sunday night; Mr. Oricn Porterfield of Comer drixing Ford and Mr. Gaines of Elberton driving Buick had a head-on collision overturning Mr. Porterfield’s car, catching him and his father under it. Both cars were badly damaged but as usual the large car got the worst end of the battle. We are certainly glad to state that no one was badly hurt. , Rev. W. K. Carswell and family were called to Augusta Sunday on account of the death of Mr. Cars well’s brother’s wife. They have our deepest sympathy in their hour of sorrow and bereavement. CARLTON LADIES ORGANIZE WOMAN S CLUB In response to an invitation, Mrs. J. W. Gholston, accompanied by Mes dames S. J. Carmichael, A. M. Wil kins, J. D. Thompson and C. B. Ayers, motored to Carlton Monday afternoon to meet with the ladies of that place to discuss with them the organization of a club. Mrs. Howard Long called the meeting to order, and ashed Mrs. A. W. Mathews to introduce Mrs. Ghol ston which she did most gracefully. Mrs. Gholston gave in a thorough way an outline of the w T ork done by the Woman’s Club, and the part it plays in Community affairs, calling upon each one of the Comer ladies to give some phase of work done. The Carlton ladies voted unanimously to organize a Clu|r that afternoon, and with Mrs. Gholston as presiding offi cer the organization was completed and the follsiVinil' officers elected: President —Mrs. A. W. Mathews First Vice Pres. - —Mrs. Howard Long [Second Vice Pres . —Mrs. Frank Mar tin Sec. —Mi’s. Joe Whitehead Treasurer—Mrs. Ham Eberhardt. Carlton ladies present were: Miss es Florene Williamson, May Wilson, j Lauree Long and Myrtle Rogers; | Mesdames C. C. Mathews, C. L. Pat ten, T. J. Stevens, T. Amerson, F. D. Smith, J. W . Grimes, Ed Ste vens, Reuben Martin, Howard Long, A. W. Mathews, Frank Martin, A. H. Eberhardt, Jago Deadxvyler, E. T. Jordan, W. J. Whitehead. We predict for Carlton one of the very best clubs in the State. * National Pig Girl Miss Golda Fossett has the dis tinction of < running the greatest hog show in the world, as Secre tary and Manager of the National Swine Show held annually at Pe oria, 111., wht-ve so - :) cham pion p rkers from ali o cr the U. S. compote. Dental y Dr D. L. Cl-vidvfrcm fircens h n - . On. wj}{ pe ■ 'tier or •'.'oopd VTf>:;: h r. -■ • tr pre to and > all da- • - dental work.'to r :niain ore week. He will aporop'.i’-p a evil. Seaboard Air Line Railway ATLANTIC CITY, N,Y. Playground and Recreation Asso., Oct. 16-21, 1924, COLUMBUS, GA, Business Mens’Evangelistic Club of America Oct. 17-19, 1924. GREENVILLE, S.C., Sixth Southern Textile Exposition, Oct. 20-25, 1924. ATLANTA, GA. The Georgia Sunday School Association. Oct. 23-26, 1924. CHARLOTTE, N.C. Inaugural Race of the Charlotte Speedway Oct. 25, 1924. ATLANTIC CITY N, J., American Gafi Association, Oct. 13-17 1924. ' ATLANTIC CITY. N, J. Natl. Hardware Asio. and American- Hard ware Mfg, Asso. Oct. 13-17,1924 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Natl. Paint Oil and Varnish Asso.,and Paint Mfg. Asso, of US. and Natl. Varnish Mfg. Asso. Oct, 16-22. 1j?24. PHILADELPHIA, PA.. International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, October 17-2311924. WASHINGTON, DC. Natl. Asso. of Commercial Organisation Secretaries, Oct. 19-23, 1924. NEW YORK, N. Y.Clinicial Congress of American Co*lege of Surgeons and Associated Anesthe tists of U.S.& Canada. 0ct.20-24,1924 WASHINGTON, D.C Chamber of Commerce of U S.A., East ern Divisoion, Oct. 23-24, 1924. For fares, schedules or other information, apply to nearest Seaboard Ticket Agent, or write O. G LaHatta, TPA,, SAL Ry,, Atlanta, Ga or Fred GeisCer. Asst, Passenger Traffic. Manager, SAL., Atlanta, Ga. STATEMENT OF The Peoples Bank COMER, GEORGIA Showing condition at close of busin e’s October 10, 1924, as called for by the Superintendent of Banks President: W. A. Rowe Vice-President: D. P. Moon Cashier: C. V. Ridgway RESOURCES' Time Loans and Discounts 68,609.83 Demand Boans 9,546.47 Other Stocks and Bonds 1,575.00 Banking House 4,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures 2,470.00 Other Real Estate Owned 2,123.00 Due from Other Approved Reserve Agents and Clash in Vaults 11,781.31 Advances on Cotton .. 16,670.52 Other Checks and Cash Items 112.26 Overdrafts (If any) 128.24 Profit and Loss 458.50 TOTAL 117,475.13 STATE OF GEORGIA, MADISON COUNTY. f| Before me came C. V. Ridgway, Cashier of The Peoples Bank, who being duly sworn, says that the above foregoing statement is a true con dition of said Bank, as shown by the books of file in said Bank. v C. V. RIDGWAY Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 15th day of October, 1924. D. E. GRAHAM, N. P., S at Large. STATEMENT OF Madison County Bank COLBERT, GEORGIA Showing condition at close of business October 10, 1924, as called tor by the Superintendent of Banks President: J. K. Gnolston Vice-President: H. H. Hart Cashier: J. L. Williams RESOURCES Time Loans and Discounts 96,268.90 Demand Loans 566.80 Banking House 2,205.00 Furniture and Fixtures 1,250.00 Other Real Estate Owned 17,110.37 Due from Other Approved • Reserve Agents and Cash in Vaults 15,796.83 Advances on Cotton . . . .* 455.51 ; Other (.'hecks and Cash Items 271.10 Overdrafts (If ar.y) .... 221.61 Mutual Fire Fund 120.00 Depositors’ Guar. Fund 2,815.45 Collection A-C 1,634.03 Farm Expense Account 465.85 Revenue Stamp Account 15.44 Other Resources 4,880.51 TOTAL 144,077 .'Ho STATE OF GEORGIA, MADISON COUNTY. * ’"‘l Before .:e came ,J. L. Williams, Cashier of Madison Cos. Bank, who being duly sv.cn, says that the above foregoing statement is a true condi tion of said Bank, as shown by the books of file in said Bank. J. L. WILLIAMS Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 14th day of October, 1924. Lueweene Burckhaiter, N. P. LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid In ... 25,000.06’ Surplus v** 8,500.00 Deposits Subject to Check 51,479.04 Time Certificate of Deposit .p 32,471.74 Cashier’s Checks 24.35 Bills Payable None Re-discounts None TOTAL 117,475.13- .LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid In .. 15,000.00 Surplus 3,000.00 Deposits Subject to Check 25,098.47 Time Certificate of Deposit 42,288.01 Cashier’s Checks 378.99 Bills Payable 31,500. Oft Notes and Bills Rediscounted 1,950.00 Other Liabilities 358.24 Call Deposits 24,500.00 Cash Long . . . 3. 09 - TOTAL ’*:i 44,077.40