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******** ’ MT. ZION LOCALS .*— * * * ... are enjoying the sunshine af ,r' several days of very disagreeable e t weather. , liss Annie Belle Patten is visiting j 5 .~; Mrs. Joe Patten near Col ert this week • Mr W ni Irvin has returned home , m Madison. Morgan, whore he has votin'" his daughter, Mrs. Ed pen visit's ,j rs Bud Escoe who went to St. fa ’ v-V Hospital in Athens last week rd underwent an operation is do nicely we are glad to state . Mi Oscar Patten, from Atlanta, rho is in Uncle Sam’s service now, ‘.pending some time with relatives n‘, friends in this vicinity. Osrar many friends around here who ,e always delighted to have him ac k with us— especially some of fair sex. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Patten spent , rt of last week with the latter’s aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Lonzic Escoe , c e ;!ar Giove neighborhood. M’s? Edna Irvin is on an extended jj/ t to relatives in Madison, Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Escoe, Mrs. Hu- | ,er t E oe and Miss Jewel Escoe was j n Athens part of last week, visiting j Jm. Bi ! IXcoe at St.. Mary’s Hos lital. D. X. Patten is quite sick at ip vlth severe cold. M,... f, niers Moore of Danielsville m Ev: Escoe of Cedar Grove k'. ;ty i ipitinp; Miss Jewel Escoe t this writing. 11 M-' . H iwar ! Irvin and sister, Miss B 1; rd MS.-s Susie Etta Porter- Bel'.l :::de a flying trip to Morgan Bounty one day last week 1 1 Mr.-. John Garrett has been visit ing K'i-itive- n Lexington recently. [ I Mr.y Roscoe Porterfield has been Buite sick, we are sorry to state. [I Mrs. Hope Carithers visited her Bister, Mrs. Tom Sanders of Damels- B'ille, Tuesday last. [I Mrs. Jessie Patten was dinner- Buest of Mrs. Leek Mann of Dan- Belsville last Tuesday. I (Last Week’s Locals) We are all enjoying the New Year and hoping to make it a better one than we have ever had before. Xmas passed very pleasantly and very quietly in this vicinity. Misses Annie Belle and Fannie Lou Patten entertained twenty at dinner Friday in Xmas. Several young people from other communities enjoyed the hospitality °‘ these popular young ladies on this '• pleasant occasion. ir - and Mrs. Bill Bates and Bill 9 out from Athens visiting here during the holidays. -h'. and Mrs. Ben Lord and fam- Mr. Jonah Carithers and sow Meadow during Xmas. Ar , Mrs. Hubert Escoe were Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs Wo!ccmb Sunday last. , y ' ? number of young people imunity enjoyed a X f ; n the hospitable home Mrs. 0. T. Patten of ve vicinity. , •' Loftis from near Col n;rt of the past holidays : m this community. -. dine Sheriden was vis e ' ' v ' •-ev.-el Escoe the past week • * # 1 Serb Winfrey en tne young people very pleasantly Saturday night at an ap ple drawing. Several of Danielsville young people were present and oth ers flrom different communiities. Miss Bessie Seabolt ife visiting rel atives in Atlanta at present. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Patten spent the past Saturday night in Daniels ville with Mr. and Mrs. Comers Moore. Miss Jessie Compton of Athens vis ited Miss Gladys Bates during Xmas. Mrs. Jesse Patten was spend-the day guest of Miss Baibe Simmons Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bates and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Bates, all of Greenville, S. C. spent the holidays as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cay Bates. They have many friends in this community who are always glad to see them . •>* Mrs. Edd Ivey who has been vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Irvin returned to her home at Rut ledge the past week. Mr. Sam Bates and sister, Mi s Gladys, were the popular guests of Miss Luna Berryman near Royston during the helidays. Miss Bessie Mae Martin of Dan i ielsville visited Miss Frances Caiith- I ers and Miss Belle Patten du ring the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Patten spent Xmas dav as guests of their son, Mr Joe Patten, near Colbert. Mrs. Leek Mann spent New Year day as guest of Mrs Jesse Patten. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Senders of Danielsville visited Mr. and Ms. Hope Carithers during the ! olid. ys. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McClain of Athens spent part of the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Landers. We regret to state that Mrs. Bud Escoe continues quite ill. , Mrs. Fred Bond of Loyston visit ed Mrs Jesse Patten during Xmas. \ Mrs. Leala Berryman from near Royston was gest of Mrs. Cay Bates part of last week. Misses Ida and Lois Grimes of Athens were the much admired guests of Misses Annie Belle and Fannie Lou Patten during the holi days. We are sorry to state that the children of Mr. Vascoe Landerr have whooping cough. Mr. Cecil Eavens was visiting rel atives near James Spring during the holidays. Messers Edd Ivy, Saye and Oxford all of Rutlege were visiting Mr. Ir vin and family during Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Dupree Eavens vis ited Mr. Frank White and family at Winterville recently. Miss Estelle Irvin from Moons Grove was the guest of Miss Edna Misses Annie Belle end Fannie Lou Patten were among Miss Vir ginia Moseley’s dinner guests Tues day in the hospitable home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mose ley of Danielsville. Miss Clyde Hairston and Miss Lu na Berryman and brother, Harold, all of Rovston, enjoyed the hospitali ty of Mr. and Mrs. K. Bates and family during the holidays. Mrs. Pink Pattten was among those who very pleasantly entertain ed for the young people during X mas. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patten gave a most enjoyable orange drawing to the young people during Xrna-. Friend® of Mr. Wet 1 on Po- f e'- fjeld : egret to k or that he has go ' to S. C. to make his home. IHt DANifcLSv It Lt DAN'ELSVILLt. GEORGIA. Mr. George Holcomb of Bishop was visiting relatives in this neigh borhood during the holidays. Miss Dezzie Mai Martin of Dan'e’s ville spent tie past week-end with Miss Lillie Fatten. Miss Fannie Lou Patten of th : s community was onored on Dec. 29 with a birthday dinner by Mr. and Mr#. Leek Mann of Danielsville. Beautiful and effective were the X mas decorations that prevailed thru out the living room and dining room. The lavish hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Mann and their lovely young daughter, Miss Evie Lou Mann, will long be very pleasantly remembered by those fortunate enough to be present on this happy occasion. The invited guests were some of the most popular young people of Mt. Zion and Cedar Grove communities, Colbert ami Danielsville. Mrs. Mann was assisted in entertaining by Miss es Velma and Annie Belle Patten. . We hone all the correspondents will be faithful during this year to send in the community news and make our paper ijiore interesting by so doing. and ft, . vi£- Him— ;. * finds tJok THOUGH it’s called “the old" eld story” it is ever, ever new, from the embers of Redemp tion’s blessed past; over nine teen hundred Christmases have voiced allegiance true —each Christmas morn more hallowed than the last. We celebrate this birthday with the anthem and the feast, for the shepherds must be diligent as when they saw “the bright an’ mornin’ star” a-fclaein’ in the east, an’ heard the strains of “Peace, Good-will to Men.” We contem plate the table, loaded down with blessin’s rare, provided by a gracious Master-hand, while faith endows ability to feed Ilis presence there—it’s a faith that all His children understand. Let doubts an’ fears assail us by whatever law they may—we’ll treat ’em with the dignity of sedrn —and pray divine forgive ness on this blessed Christmas- Jay, from evil thoughts to which all flesh is born. Lord, jive us strength and meekness, in the journey as we run, for Thou hast conquered death, that vve may live. Go with us through the snadders till the spell of life is done, —rememberin’ to forgive as we forgive. Athens Business College Bookkeeping, shoithai.d and typewriting. Save 50 per ceut of expenses bv attending this school. The Graduates of the Atnens Busi ness College always get the best position. Every graduate employed. Write for informa tion today. Box Athens, Ga. COOK WANTED— Will hire man and woman without children . W. A. ROWE I 1 r- J> ■ try . > (T.*> i 1 jS l I A'TACTFUL MAN"IS H£ WHO LOOKS OH W’rULC SOME. OTHER ©Et-L SPIUi-5 TK o- / j-_ _ v * y I —Y” 1 ; s' — : ,<c**“* ‘v.y ♦ ( {kS}- 'A,-/-, V- V* -/ •y' * /jY* v . • f. ■<- *!. . ' . ♦ * f’ Vg 'gA ‘i i"*■ t ; f ' ’ ’h f | r h.’.L * f/ . A - bC ~V ■ , i \ i i y l • *k*' / >. - ' 1 ~ 1- —- * * SAY "BAY^K you j Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for) Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago ; t Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism /I Accept only “Baver” package; whiclfcontains proven directions, ’ > Handy ‘ Bayer” boxes of 12 tablet* Also boltk’3 of 24 and HK>—Druggist*, j Aswlrin la the trade mi-1 of Bayer Manufacture of MoaoaceUcaddeater of SalleyUcacl* j I UpP How to ake Money! PAINT facts Illustration describes bow to make BEST—PURf—PAINT • For $2.82 a Gallon jrptg> L& M SEMI PASTE PRINT (SGALS is White Lead and Costly White Zinc to assure longest years of They are simply adding Linseed Wear, as pi'OVGll by 50 yeUlb of utmost satisfactory use. least cost because in Semi-Paste form, and therefore you mix 3 quarts of Linseed Oil into each gallon, and 30 make 1% gallons of Pure Paint for $2.82 per gallon. GUARANTEE- Use a gallon out of any you buy, and if not per fectly satisfactory the remainder can be returned without payment being made for the one gallon used. FOR SALE BT GHOLSTON BROS. Comer 9 CS-a. Child ren Gy for To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions on each prcHy, Physicians everywhere recommend lit Dry Cleaning, Steam Pressing Red and Black Pressing Club Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Streets ATHENS, GEORGIA. Hats Cleaned and Blocked Cleaning, Dyeing, Altering & Pre ssir.g .I’. L. STKPHTvXS, Manager.