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"One Glass of Wine" A Temperance Drama of 4 Acts To 3e Given by Ha High School, at Iki School Auditorium DECEMBER 19TH, 1924 CHARACTERS jv. v -i Mason, a farmer .......... 'Mr.' J. A. Little j{, .rt Mason —David’s son, just from college .... Leonard Vaughn •., Meadows —Foster son of Mrs. Clifton Howard Settles V r Floyd—A villain Rice Westbrook Cos ge Clifton —from California Raymond McCannon n Swift —A clergyman Verna Vaughn p ;, Torry —A boatman Horace Bird Brewster —Police officer Commodore Swindle lftony —A colored individual Edwin Settles Mrs. Mason, David’s wife Tellie Mae Rice Dolores, the miner’s daughter Ruth Westbrook Mrs. Clifton, Geo. Clifton’s deserted wife Audrie Brown Winifred Clifton, Mrs. Clifton’s daughter Janet Massey Hapzibah, a lady of color Reba Sue Fitzpatrick Bridesmaid, ladies and gentlemen. At Ila Auditorium, Friday evening, Dec. 19, 1924, 8 o’clock. AD MISSION: 15 and 25 cents. These last tew days are the best yet to come in and let us sell you good merchandise. AAA Sheeting for 15 cents a yard, f Shoes, good shoes for 1.48 a pair. Our toys have been reduced very much. Come in and see them. Remember our doll offer. It is the best proposition in Comer. It will make the children so happy too. i ell everybody to come to our store Dec. 31st at 2:30 p.m. and you come w 'ith them. Whitehead and Bholston Comer Ga. >TH£ OANIELSVILI.E MON IVOR. DANIELS VILLE. OK * MT. ZION LOCALS * By “Clipper” Everybody is busy getting ready for Christmas, so news is scarce. Mrs, Hope Carithers spent Mon day with her sister. Mrs. Tom San ders of Danielsville. We a-e glad to state that Mrs. Bin! Escoo is improving after having been sick for several weeks. Miss Bessie Seaholt is spending some time with her aunt, Mrs. John Garrett. The donee given by Mr. and Mrs Dupree Havens Friday night was enjoyed by all present. Miss Ev.a Escoe spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Gilbert Patten. j }<• ? Mr. Odell Trwin of Moons Grove visited Mr. Howard Irvin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thedoe Shriden visited Mr. and Mrs. Comers Moore of Danielsville part of last week. Mr. Sam Bates has been visiting relatives in Royston this week. Miss Susie Etta Porterfield was guest of Miss Pauline Irwin Friday night. Mrs. Lula Berryman and Mr. Harold Berryman from near Roys ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Cay Bates Sunday. Miss Frances Carithers spent, Sat urday night as guest of Miss Annie Belle Patten. Mr Ed Ivey of Rutledge was vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Will Irvin du ring last week. One of our popular young men had quite a thriling experience late ly so we are told It seemed, he went to carry his best girl to a box supper and when he found out she had company they invited the four old maids to go with them and fo course they accepted and made a safe trip. But wm suppose the young man must have been badly agitated over the Buss the old maids kept up in the,rear end of the car flor he left in a hurry when he pot rid of his load and run in a ditch and like to have turned over before he got out 'of sight of the house, and ha/1 to go back and get all the young and old maids too, to help him out, as it seemed all the other boys ,had hid out. We have been told that the reason he ran in the ditch was that he was looking back so a fraid some of the old maids were after him. We are glad to state however he did by the hardest l,ve through it all, and has promised all these old maids to put them a present on the Christmas tree. Now if any onR doubts th-s being more truth than jokes just ask Jim Patten or Weldon Porterfieid and they can tell the rest. Quite a large crowd enjoyed the singing hy Mr and Mrs. Will Irvin Sunday night. We are expecting the wedding bells to ring several times in Mt. Zion community before the new year comes in. FOR SALE— We have a few mules and her*** for tale choap . J. K. GHOLSTON N, 12 11. It t LADIES WORK AT HOME, plea*, ant, euy ewin? on yotir machine. Whole or part time Highest possi ble peaces paid For full informa tion addrss L. Jones, Box 2, Olney, 111. 1 SAY “B/A ER” \v h n you buy Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for \ Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism /l , tijvins** *££££! 221 x ESgSgi a which contains proven directions. > i Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablet* Also bottles of 24 and 100—'Druggist*, j Aanlrla to the traifo mrV nf Rayer Manufacture of Munosoellcaeldoater of Salleyllcaeid I Dry Cleaning, Steam Pressing Red and Black Pressing Club Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Streeis ATHENS, GEORGIA. Hats Cleaned and Blocked Cleaning, Dyeing, 1 Altering & Pressing K. L. STEPHENS, Manager. COMER MEAT MARKET J. W. NELMS, Proprietor £ 11 Hearty eaters find hunger keenest during crisp days. Hive them plenty of meat—fresh, juicy and tender, and your meal problems are half solved. Special this wek: Our Prices Are Lowest Beef Roast Per lb 15c Beef Steak per lb 20c Pork Steak per lb 25c Pork Sausage Mix. Sausage per lb 2frc Cured Ham per lb 35c Boloria Sau. P*r lb 20c Weiners per lb 20c A Solitaire Ar WAYS ADDS TO THE BEAT TTY OF A WOMAN'S HAND. WE CARRY THEM IN A GREAT MANY SETTINGS, ALONG WITH A GREAT VARIETY OF OTH ER STONES AND JEWELRY. WE SHALL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU OUR ASSORTMENT. M F FICKETT JEWELRY CO ,/e ive/ers—f tptometrlntn 268 CLAYTON ST. ATHENS* GA