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The Danielsville rionitor. VOL. XXX local I tjAPPENING§ jj r 6. Joe Hix and Mrs. Gellie Meon were guests of Mr. and Mr*. Geo. David Tuesday*. Little Harold Arthur Boggs, who Las been quite sick B;uch better. 1 l*pTl*£l Mrs. Wyatt Bullook is spending * while with relatives in Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. R- T*. Broome arc visiting for a few days in Anderson, g C. ' ~ " Col C E. Adams made a busi trip to Carlton Tuaoday nooiL Mr. L. A. Teaslev of Comer was in town Tuesday morning. Miss Virginia Moseley was the fpest of relatives in Athens f^the week-end. ■Rev J. A. Simson now paster ef the Presbyterian church wi*l preach here Sunday morning. Mt 4. L. E. Greene returned from Athens Thursday, having spent tfce pest week there with relatives Mr. G. E. Huff was in on business, Wednesday afternoon. Quarterly meeting to be held at the Methodist ehurch last Saturday was postponed on account of the un favorable weather, and will be held en Monday after the first Sunday m February. Mr. and Mrs. J.~R- Nelms an nounce the birtis of a little daughter on Jan. 7, christened Joe Elizabeth. Miss Mildred Hardman of Wmter ville, a graduate of State Normal School, Athens, wall arrive Monday fe take charge of Oth Grade in the Madison County High School. JOSEPH R. HUGHES WINS DISTINCTION Navy Recruiting Station, Athens, Ga., Jan 14, ’25 The Navy Recruiting Office in Ath ens notes with pride the recent grad uation of Joseph Robbie Hughes of Danielsville, Ga. from the Machinist Mates School at Hampton Roads, Virginia. Joseph Robbie Hughes enlisted in the Navy at Athens, Ga., on * July 23, 1923, and is forging ahead rap idly . The Course at the Machinist Mates School is of 38 Weeks duration and converts the average unskilled youth into a finished machinist. In view of the fact that the Navy spends many millions in the construc tion of its wonderful battleships, it is only fair that it maintain the high est grade of skilled labor attainable, in order to protect its investment and maintain a Navy of the highest proficiency—hence this school. The Machinist Mates School is on ly one of thirty schools operated by the United States Navy for its men. D, T. Power, U. S. N, 0. Building, Athens, Ga. SERVICES AT BAPTIST CHURCH AT DANIELSVILLE R ev. Wade H. Parks of Athens 1 preach at Baptist church at Dan -1 •‘■'•ville the fourth Sunday morning o’clock. He will also preach ° Meadow in the afternoon of the ?ame date at 3 o’clock. Everybody is cordially invited to Eear him. HON. J. B. BROOKSHIRE TO LECTURE AT CARLTON On Friday evening, Jan 17th* Rev. J. B. Brookshire will lecture at Carl ton School Auditorium. This lecture is given under the auspices of Carl ton Woman’s Club. STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICUL TURE ORDERS ANOTHER CAR OF PYROTOL, JAN.. 3rd. Do you want to get rid if your stumps and grow some crop where they now stand? If so, you have a real good chance at a reasonable cost by getting Pyrotol—Explosive similar to Sodatol—through the State College of Agriculture it will cost $9.50 per 100 pounds, this in cludes caps—l cap for each pocnd. If interested call and see me during this month 1 . I will be glad to place your order or give you information regarding this explosive. Ssper E. If all, Cos. Agt Banielsviile, <3a. COMER MERCANTILE CO. AUCTION SALE Saturday January 17th. BEGINNING AT lO O’CLOCK Our stock of goods is entirely too large;in order to reduce same we will sell at Auction thefoilowing articles: 2 doz, prs. Shoes 1 doz prs. Overalls I doz. Hats 1 doz. Suits Men’s Underwear 1-2 doz, leather belts 1-2 doz. Boy’s Suits 1 Triple plate-glass mirror 1 Large single mirror 1-2 doz, sets plates Odd lots Aluminum 1-2 doz. Churn Jars 1 doz, buckets dam aged lard Comer Mercantile Cos. r>anielsviHe. Georgia, Friday, JAN, 16 1925 DAN4ELSVILLE WOMAN’S CLUB The Danielsville Woman’s Club met Jan. 7, 1925 in the music room Mrs. J 5. N. Griffeth presiding in the absence of the president. After the business was disposed of the following program, “Famous Paintings,” prepared by Mrs. B. T. Moseley, was given: Mona Lisa—Mrs. Eugene Huff Sisteen Madonna—Mrs. D. A. Mose ley. The Club was happy to welcome Miss Marie Barrow, the new music teacher of M. C. H. S. as anew member. There being no hostess for Janua ry, a delicious salad course was pre pared by a committee of club mem bers. FOR SALE— Several pure-bred Barred Rook Roosters for sale, at SI.OO each . Call or write C. P. GRAHAM, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 14 M, 1-16, It, , TERMS - Cash BROOKSHIRE LECTURES J. B. Brookshire will give his fa mous humorous Lecture — LIGHT NING. at School Auditorium, Dan ielsville, Ga., Friday night, Jan. 22, 1925. Full of fun for everybody— a humdinger. Walton News says, “One burst of laughter after another.” PIGS FOR SALE— See C . B. Ayers Georgia, Madison County. To the Creditors of M. E. Soogin, deceased: You are hereby required to rea der to the undersigned a statement of your demands. This Jan. 12th, 1925. C. H. Soegin, Admr. of M. E. Scogin, deceased. M, 1-16, St. l r *T' 1 Second-hand Ford 1 Second-hand Chevrolet 1 Mule 1 One-horse wagon 1 Two-horse wagon 1-2 doz. Buggy Whips 1-2 doz. prs.two-horse wagon lines 4 prs, one-horse wagon lines 1 doz. pr.breast chains 1 doz. collar pads 1 doz. Horse collars 1-2 doz. Umbrellas PLAY AT MADISON COUNTY 11. S. Don’t fail to see the Play, ’'Dia monds and Hearts” to be presented by pupils of Madison County Iliglt School,at auditorium, Friday, Jan 23. You will find a complet3 program on hack page. It is given for the bon<v edit of school. * MT. AIRY * *•** **-*••• (Sunshine Cutie) Mrs. Roy Sheridan spent last week with her mother, Mrs. M. F. Wobb of Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. John Page and Messers Howard Irvin and Mitehel Smith enjoyed an oyster supper last Friday evening at the home of Mr, Roland. We are glad to state Chat Mr. J. M. Escoe is better after an opera tion last Saturday at S't. Mary's Hospital .* Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sheridan, Misses Luclie and Sibyl and Master Clarence Sheridan retnrned home last week from Griffin, Atlanta and other points. Mr. and Mrs. D. It. darithers, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patten and Miss Estell Carithera were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hard naan and family Sunday evening last*. There will be a box supper at Da lath School house Friday night, Feb miary 6th. Everybody is cordially' invited to bring boxes. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Escoe of Cedar Hcove spent one night last week witfc their parentis. Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Barnett were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wash Barnett of Colbert fast week. Mr. and Mrs. Grady King were goosfcs of relatives at Colbert laat Sunday. , Schol is progressing nicely under the management of Miss Geraldine Sheridan. SHINGLES F®R SALE t Moore’i Bridge by J. E. Vi{lin, Comer, Ga ~ Rt. 4 N, 1-8, 4t, pd T • • * •***•** * OAKLAND SOCIALS * • ••******'' - Several from here attended the preaching services at Union Sunday, although the weather was bad. Rev. Parks, the new pastor of Union church filled the pulpit Satur day and Sunday. Mr. Hozie Martin and Miss Mra gie Babes were visitors in this sec tion Sunday afternnn. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Akins and little* son, Bennie Frank, wore visiting relatives here Friday night and Sat urday last. Master Roscoe Bates spent the night Saturday and Sunday with rel atives . The friends of Mrs. Massey of Athens regret to learn of her deatlj. Mrs. Walter Brown of Florida is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doc Chandler of this plase. Mrs. J. W. Martin is on the sick list at present; we hope to reporl her well again soon. Mr. W. N. Allen mado a business trip to Athens Saturday. Masters Dellas McConnell ana, Carlton Murray were in this commu nity Sunday. FOR SALE— -1 two-yr. old Rhode Island Red Roos ter and 3 laying pullet*, all goo<{ stock and nice cchr. Price $4.50. Box 92, No. 2, Danielsville, Ga. , Number