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The Danielsville noniter. V OL XXvIII I LOCAL [ SAPPENING§ Messers A,'. P. Stevens, Walter Whitehead and Joe Whitehead of Carlton attended Court in Daniels ville Tuesday. Profs. Ware and Shoupe were in Athens Tuesday. y Kev. M. C. Allen underwent an operation at St. Mary’s hospital Wednesday morning. Kev. J. A. Simpson of Commerce spent the week-end here. Don’t fail bo see the play at the schol building Friday night, to be presented by High School students and teachers of M. C. H. Si. Golden Rule Sunday, was observed at the Baptist church last Sunday, under the auspices of the Eastern Star. Mrs. C. B. Parham was shopping in Athens Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Swift Brown of Atlanta visited relatives here Satur day night and Sunday, Madison County High School Bas ket Ball team will play Statham Sat urday at Statham. See “ Lighthouse Nan” at the school building Friday night, Deo. 12 In the City election held Tuesday the following o cers were elected for the ensuing year: Col. Howard Gordon, mayor; Messers J\ N. Grizeth, J. A. Griffeth, G. A. O’- Kelley, and .J. Y. Haff, Councilmen. Misses Gertrude Hall iand Kath leen Scarborough were visitors to Athens on Wednesday. Mr. DeWitt Payne of Fort Lamar v/as here on business Wednesday. Mr, Buck Mathews of Carlton was the guest of Mrs. D. A. Moseley Monday night. Miss Reba Thompson spent the week-end in Atlantal. The R. F, D. Carriers are given ’<■ holiday on December the 25th, VALUE OF NITRATE OF SODA ON COTTON -Nadison County Farmers carry test in co-operation with County Agent and Educational .Bureau, ' hilean Nitrate of Soda, to learn value of Nitrate of Soda on Cotton, 1 L. Fortson, Danielsville, ferti -1 z °d two acres of cotton with 600 pounds 0-6-0 per acre and to one of i hese acres he added 200 pounds Ni 'ratc‘ of Soda and picked from this acre 1330 pounds seed cotton. The ICrt without the Nitrate produced •*-0 pounds seed cotton. The in crae due to the Nitrate was 4 It) hounds per acre. 1 1 mixture fertilizer, analysis 10- 500 pounds per acre. The acre v.l.f-re 200 pounds of Nitrate w'as ad -rd produced 1350 pounds seed cot * ,r and the acre without the Nitrate i 'need 1069 pounds seed cotton. 1 ru -‘ average increase for the two Pounds per aere, or an in- Cr -ase of 35 C€n t. TO THE LADIES AND GIRLS OF MADISON COUNTY: 1 wish to take this method of in troducing myself bo you all. No, 1 beg your pardon, I am not a candi date, neither am I selling anything. 1 am your Home Demonstration A gent and I have come to your Coun ty to help you with your problems, i If you want your chickens culled, some problem arises aoout your ' garden, your canned produces spoil and numerous other problems arise, , call on me for help, j Girls, I want every one of you who , want to learn to sew, cook, can, ! raise chickens and a garden to en ! roll in our Girls’ Demonstration Club, i You know Mr. Hall’s Club boys car j ried away the largest per cent of | prizes this year at the County Fair, ; but we want to wake up and make them work for what they get next ! year. The Fair was good, but don’t | you think there was a vacancy that needed filling? “Let’s have it filled I next year with Girls’ Club Products” | If I fail to get to see you before i Christmas, keep up Ime Club Spirit for I am coming and I want to know each and every one of you real soon, j Come to see me, call me or write, | anytime you need help. ! “Yours For A Better Madison i County.” Jessie Neal Strange, Home Demonstration Agent. BOX SUPPER There will be a Box Supper at ; Shilo Church, December 13th. Pro -1 ceeds to go for supplies for church. , Everybody cordially invited to at ; tend. | BAPTIST MINISTERS j CONFERENCE j • j The Baptist Ministers Conference : of Northeast Georgia meets at Ath ens at 11 A. M,., Dec. 15th. The subject for discussion is “Repent - anse. ” j We have been having some good j meetings. • All come. I KOR YOUR UNCLE SAM HJ? 1 Danielsville, Georgia, Friday. DEC, \2 1924 “Lighthouse Nan" Presented by THE FACULTY OF /Aadtson County high School FRIDAY, DEC. 12, 1924, 7:B0 P. M., SCHOOL AUDITORIUM D ANIELSVILLE, G EORGIA Crist of Characters: Hon. John Enlow, Pres of Seacoast Banking Cos. .. Mr. H. J. Shoup Ned Blake, His Private Secretary Albert Christy Ichabod Buzzer, The Old Keeper of the Lighthouse . . Mr. Garnett Ware Sir Arthur Choke, A British Aristocrat George L. Burden Injun Jim, A Bad Man James Christy Nan, A Little Roustabout y . Virginia IViocley Mol! Buzzer, The Gentle Antelope j. . Miss Reba Thompson Hon. Sarah Chumley-Choke, Arthur’s Sister .... Miss Imcile Burroughs Horteuse Enlow, A City Belle Mrs. Eugene Huff Fishermen: H. Davis, B . Smith, R. Garrett E. Davis C. Dillard J. Christy A. Christy ACT I. The exterior of a rough lighthouse on the Carolina Coast. Nan begins her education . ' ff ACT 11. Same scene. Ten days later. Nan continues her education. s';. $ ... .-r ' ' v ACT 111. Library in John En low’s city home. Two years later. Nan completes her education. Time—Present Day. Reading Mary Williams .V ** ADMISSION: 15 and 25 cents. Proceeds to go to Ml. C. H. S. GINNERS’ REPORT There wore 111,0(57 hales of cotto*. ginned in Madison County, from the crop of 1924 prior to December 1, 1924, as compared with 8,198 bales ginned to December 1, 192;!. BOX SUPPER AT VELPOE There will be a Box Supper at Velpoe School house Friday night, Dec. 11), 1924. Also there will ho a splendid Christman program ren dered by pupils of the school. All the girls are asked to bring poxes and the bo vs a pocket full of money. The Exercises begin promptly at 7:00 o’clock; be on time. * CARLTON * The rain Monday has brought to a conclusion the unusually pretty weather we have had this fall. Last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Ed White of Comer, while returning from Elberton, came near having a serious accident at the creek below town. It seemed just as she had crossed the bridge, the ear striking a bump in the road, the steering wheel came loose' and losing control the car plunged down an embankment, Wc are glad to state that no one was hurt,, but considerable damage was done to the car. The town seems almost deserted this week; a goodly pprf|ion of jour citizens are atteniTThg court in Ijtan ielsville. _ I ’ Mr. J. A. Sayer was in Elberton list Thursday afternoon. % * M issos Addie and Pink Iteadwyler visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Set tles Sunday?. From reports there will be a good deni of moving in our community this winter. We are glad to report Mrs. Willie McConnell able to he up again after sevoA-tl days of illness. *. <i .■ ,-j j , * , Mr. J. C. Mathews of the Glade was , n town Monday. The death of Mr. ,C. A. (Dock) Wright of Sandy dross, which oc curred in the hospital in Athens last Sunday afternoon, saddened the hearts of his relatives and many friends here. Truly a good man and a good citizen has gone to his reward, therefore there will not be any mail delivered on the routes on that day. Mias Fannie O’Kelley and Mr. Geo. O’Kelley attended the funeral of them nephew, Charlie Joe Shank, at Washington, Ga. one day last week. Sinccrest sympathy is ex tended the bereaved ores. Charlie Joe is the son of Mr. and Mrs Paul Shank. AUIO ALCJUtWIb — Are otlei) cxuied not tftrou<{h ureieitticii of the driver, but because of defective eyesight. Whether or not you drive an automobile, you should play safe by being 100 per cent efficient. You cannot make the score unless your eyes are efficient too. Consult our expert optometrist irorn the U>ai. A. Green Optical Company, Atlanta fer the pioper glasses. He will be here again oo Friday, December 12. L. E. Greene A Cos., Danielsville, Ga Number