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Coiner Local JSews Many of the officers and teachers of fcomer Baptist church are studying “Stewardship and Missions.” Rev. Ixigan is teaeher of the class, and any who are interested are invited to meet with the class next Sunday afternoon at 2:00 oclock at the church. Practically all the classes of Bap tist Sunday School will assemble in the class rooms of the Annex next Sunday morning. A great deal cr work in yet to le done, yet the rooms have been assigned to the different departments. Mr4. H. G. Paul, who has been quite sick, is able to be up. Mrs. VV. A. Lenoir and Mrs. Hope Power spent Monday in Dan iolsvillo. Friends of Mr. an! Mrs. Dupree Cox will be glad to icarn that their little daughters are almost well, af ter aving wi oping cough. Mr. R. P. Wright of Carlton, Ca. was in (’■ mcr M m lay in interest of his Paris Green Mixtuie to kill 801 l Weevils, wliich was u 'd by a l ir e number of our planters last year with splendid results. Mrs. A. M. Ilix has been sick for *< veral days. Mr. It. 'I . R .tone of Darliels ville was a vi tor here Monday. Mr. and Mr . .lack Pershon of /.then , gient Sund iv with Mr. am! Mrs. ('. W,. Power. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Sanders of Atlanta si en*> bet ek end with M "s. T. 11. Sanders. • Mrs. C. I Adair and little dauph ter, Mary Anne, returned Sunday iddr f- T,T i*- Fla., whe'e they spent several weeks with rel atives . Mrs. VV. F. Carithers and Mrs. J. P. (Jholston were visitors to Athens Saturday. Miss Paris llix left Monday for Athens where she lias accepted a pet ition. Mrs. S. .1. Carmichael, after an illness of several days, is able to be out again. Mr. and Mis. Hoyt McCurdy had ns their guests Sunday, Mrs. R. L. Crow and daughter, Miss Annie Dean of Carmesville. and Mr. J. T. FWtson of Royston. Mesdamos .1. \V. Gholston, S. J. Carmichael and (’. H. Ayers attend ed the meeting of Carlti n Woman’;: Club on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Malcl Burton spent last week end in Danielsville. Friends lof Mrs. .Joe Comer will regret to learn that she is sick. Miss Myrt Rogers, who teaches at Carlton, -pent last week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs.. G. W. Whitehead nnd Mr. Hiram Whitehead matured to Bowman Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. W. (I hoist on spent Tues day in Athens. Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Lowe of Col bert spent Fiiday night with Mr. nnd Mrs W. P. Howe. Mn. Joe Moore is quite sick. Mr. N. B. Carmichael of Tennes fre is visiting his brother, Mr. S. J. Carmichael. Mrs. S. J. Carmichael motored to Carlton yesterday to see Mrs. Ham Fbcrhardt who is seriously ill. Mi's. J. W . Gholston is in Atlanta attending the Woman s Club execu tive Board meeting. Little Mary V, oods has been ab sent from school tin.- week on ac count of sickiH .s. Little K B. Woods Jr. has been quite sick. Master Joe Fdwin Porterfield i quite sicW. Today the ice-covered ground from yesterday reminds us that it i still real winter. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Davis and children. Me: \\ . ('. ('hr tan and Mr. Janu Christian of E’berton nnd Mrs. Tom Murray of Athens were gm -ts of Mr. amJ Mrs. R. B. Williford :'unda\ . Mrs. J. R. Hardin and children have returned to their Lome in I ake land, Fla. after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. W illiams. The bridge over South river, oive mile from Comer on the Cos ner- W inter\ die road, which has benn in bad condition for some time and which became impassable since the heavy sains, is i eing put in good c n lit mi Ly the county force, thanks to Mr. Griffeth. , *• V I Miss Emma Groves, after spend ing the past week in Colbert, has re turned home. • •** DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUR Bureau of Live Stock Industry Special Order No 62 Effective on and after December 25th, 1924. Regulation prohibiting the impor tation of domestic fowls into the State of Georgia. Whereas, it has been determined that a dangerously infectious and contagious disease, known as Euro pean Fowl Plague, exists among hens, roosters, chickens, turkey.s etc. in everal eastern and middle west ern states, and Wheseas, the extent of the spread of this disease is not as yet definitely kaown and because there is grave danger that such disease may be brought into the State of Georgia, Therefore, I, Peter F. Bahnsen, State Veterinarian of Georgia, to prevent the introduction of such disease into the State of Georgia, do hereby promulgate the following or der: The movement of any live hens, roosters, capons, chickens, turkeys docks, geene, pigcjrus etc., into the State of Georgia from anv point out ride of the State in hereby prohibit ed. The mov & rent into the State of any coop or crate which has been used for shipping or transporting Inns, roosters, capons, chickens, turkeys, geese, pigeons etc., from any point outside of the State is hereby prohibited. Promulgated by Peter F. Bahnsen, State Veterinarian Approved, Dec. 23rd, 1924 By .1. .1. Brown, Cojn’r of Agriculture. DR J. H. MOORE Veterinary Surgeon Running fits cured; Dentistry and Lameness a Specialty. Office Phone 11 ; R? Phone 354 ELBERTON, GEORGIA Oglesby Stables N, 1-23, tf CARLTON WOMAN’S CLUB A lovely event of Tuesday after noon was the January meeting of the Carlton Woman’s Club at the home of Mrs. Ed Stevens, with Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. F. I>. Smith and Mrs. J . W. Grimes, joint hostesses. Spring flowers in charming arrango ment, with soft lights made the home delightfully attractive. With Mrs. A. W. Mathews presiding, the meet ing opened with the Lord’s prayer led by Mrs. J. W<. Gholston. Re nponso t roll call was given with musical numbers. After an interesting business ses sion the meeting was fumed over t# the program committee. The Study of Music being featured, under the leadership of Miss Florence William son, who presided at the piano, was beautifuully rendered as follows: Leading “Value and Influence of Music To the Human Race”— - Miss In a Sayer. Costume Solo—“ Poor Butterfly’’— Little Martha Smith. \ i er.i Duet—“ Sleepy Hollow Tune” —Misses Elizabeth Thomas and Rosalie Thornton. Sketch of McDowell- Mrs. c. C Mathews. Piano Solo— Miss Flor nee William- ! son. me doois of the dining room were t en opened, where with its red rs :s, nnd i ark ground of trees. M s. Joe W L tehond appeared, dress ed as an Indian Princes?., and char '■ miy sung—•“By The Waters iof Minnetaqua. ” Ti'.c visitors of the atternooa, Mrs. J. W. Gholston, Mr> S. J. Carmi chael and Mrs. C. B Ayers of Co mer, were presented to the club. As a token of appreciation of her ef fort? in the organisation of this dub, Mrs. Mathews present ed~Mrs. Gho’ston with a pot of white hya cinth. An elaborate salad course was served by the hostesses. 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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR the NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GA No. 1737 In Bankruptcy In re Willie Lee White, Bankrupt A petition for discharge having been filed in conformity with law by above named bankrupt, and the Court having ordered that the hear ing upon said petition be had or Feb. 14, 1925 at ten o’clock A. M at the United States District Court room, in the city of ATLANTA, Georgia, notice is hereby given to all creditors and other persons in interest to appear at said time and plale and show huse, if any they have, why the prayer of the bankrupt for discharge should not be granted. 0. C. Fuller, Clerk 11, 1-23, 2t : By SATTERFIELD