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(JOLLIEI& ACADEMY l* •.-* • • • * • '• r'“ Bad weather and sickness keep lot of people in these days Miss Eva Estes has been sick for the past few days. Mr and Mrs Wade Smith of Enterprise were the g-uest of Mr Mark Johnson and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Isham Thomas aud Mr Oscar Franklin were the guest of relatives of near Royston Sunday. Miss Helen Bridges spent the week-end with homefolks at Indian Creek. Mr C I Chandler made a busi ness trip to Colbert one day last week, Messers R H Martin and . J 0 Chandler attended the Agricul tural college in Athens last Wednesday. r ' ' - Mr Willie Graham’s family has sickness in at this writing. Mr and Mrs Earl Anthony had as their guest Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Mrs C J Chandler and children. Mr and Mrs R S Collier had as ther guest, Mr and Mrs Mathews and family of Carlton Sunday Miss Mattie Mae Anthony and brother. Dederick were Sunday eyening guest of Mr and Mrs J, 0. Chandler. Mr and Mrs L O Chandler spenta while Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Tom Peter man. Mr and Mrs Wfß Patton had as their guest Sunday, Mr and Mrs Dan McCannon of Union and Mr and Mrs Odell Smith. Mr and Mrs R. T. Tucker at tended the funeral of Mr Drake Mrs Tucker’s uncle, at Vine yard Creek Saturday. Mrs Mell Tucker is much im proved since lsst writing. Mr and Mrs Hvatt Wheeless had as their Sunda guest, Mr and Mrs Sam Smith and little son- e are proud of what Madi son did for our bridge across the river. If Oglethorpe will do the same we will have a fine bridge. Thanks to Madison. HULL DOTS Here we come again after be ing absent so long. Vve are having some fine wea ther now for killing hogs and r - J. R. Gheatham killed two. rs > Major has returned from a visit to relatives. Master Truman Bullock visit ed his friend, Roger Cheatham. Last Sunday evening Mr. Dewey Patten and Miss Olie Brown Jwere happily married. wish for them a long hap- P> life. Fred Hev.att and wife of Whitehall yisitsd their par ents Sunday, / " m 1 1 " 11 Johnie Cheatham yisited Mr. Marvin Davis ffbnday. Lot of people in our eommuni ty suffering with colds. > Mr. Gray and family visited Mr Seagraves and spent the day. Mrs. Seagraves is quite sick but hope she will scon be well. Mr. J. R. Cheatham had the misfortune to lose one of his fatteding hogs. 11 MEADOW *********** This week and last week lo cals. Here we come after being absent for a long time. We are sorry to learn that Weldon Pass has Whooping Cough. Miss Fannie Lou Fields was the guest of Miss Pauline Pass Sunday night. The Singing given by Misses Maudie Sue and Addie Miller Sunday afternoon was enjoyed by all present. Mr J A Epps is visiting his son, in South Georgia at this writing. Mr Lillious Lord and Mr Ben Turner was the guest of Mr Cleo Carithers Saturday night The singing given by Miss Leavie Nelms last Sunday nigh was enjoyed by a large crowd, Mr Ben Pass is visiting rela tives around Sawdust this week We are sorry to report that Mr William Rollins is on the sick list we wish him a speedy recover. Miss Lucy Meadow was the guest of Miss Fi&r.ccs Caiitf er this weekend, Mr and Mrs Pope Turner was the guest of their former par ents, Mr and Mrs CH. Turner The Candv drawing given by Mr Grover Lord Saturday night was enjoyed by all prasent, Mr and Mrs Carl Ashworth was the guest of their latter parents'a while Sunday night. Miss Lillian Carithers was visiting relrtives at Ccmer this weekend. Our School is progressing nicely at present we have about 160 on roll now. Mr Alvin Nelms was theguest of Mr Dewey Lee Miller Sun. Mrs Virgil Sorrells was the guest of Miss Maudie Sue Mil ler one night last week. Remember that every first Saturdry and Sunday is our regular preaching days we are glad to hear of our new pastor which'is Brother Spearman, Preacher Parks preoched t good sermoa last Sunday. Mr Grover Lord was theguest of LC Pass last Saturday night 1* mpwtqk. omm-smut- o*. * ' POC AT ALIGO • fir 0 • - • • • t • I 111 ft • • Everybody enjoyed the sing ing at Providence Sunday af ternoon. Mr and Mrs Hoyt McCurdy of Comer were in our vicinity Friday. Mrs. Mattie White was called to Comer Sunday on aeccunt of the serious ill ness of her moth er Mrs, E. E. Stone. We re gret very much to hear of her illness. Mr. and Mrs, L. S. Short spent awhile Salurday after noon with Mr and Mrs Ed WH son. Mr. Earl Jones and Miss Ir ene McClellan of Bond Acade my syent awhile Thursday night with Mr- and Mrs J, B, Culberson. Mr. and Mrs Farlie Seagraves announce the arrival of a fine boy on Sunday February first. Mr. and Mrs. Rowo Allen din ed with and Mrs Richard Sea graves Sunday. Little Misses Jeanette Brown and Eva Lee Vaughn spent Sun dsy with Mrs T. E. Langford. Misses Reba Sue Culberson and Fannie Mae McClellan spen Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs J B Culberson. Mr and Mrs Jrwel Haggard made a business trip to Com merce Saturday. As the beople were leaving the singing at Providence Sun day afternoon, Mr. W, Wilson while backing his car, lost con trol and a number cf people were hurt, Mrs Dallas Fitch be ing the most serious. She was improving Monday. No blame was attached to any one, FOR SALE— -1 two-yr. old Rhode Island Red Roos ter and 3 laying pullets, all good stock and nice color. Price $4.50. Box 92, No. 2, Danielsville, Ga. Blinding Headaches “For about twenty year?,” says Mr. P. A. Walker, a well known citizen of Newburg, Ky., “one of our family reme dies has been Black-Draught, the old reliable. . . I use it for colds, biliousness, sour stomach and indigestion. I was subject to headaches when my liver would get out of order. I would have blinding headaches and couldn't stoop about my work, just couldn’t go. I used Thedford’s BLACK-DRAUGHT and it relieved me. “About eight years ago my wife got down with liver and stomach trouble. .. We tried all week to help her,. . . but she didn’t get anv better. One day I said to the doctor, ‘I believe I will try Black- Draught, it helps my liver.' He said that I might try it and to follow directions. She was nauseated and couldn’t eat or rest. She be gan taking Black-Draught and in two days she was greatly improved and in a week she was up.” " Try Black-Draught. It costa only one cent a dose. Sold everywhere. E-99 THE WAY TO Make Money ' ' v 'ste Save it in the cost of Paint t for painting your house by made ing your own PURE PAINT with L & M SEMI-PASTE PAINT and PURE LINSEEQ OIL COST—ready for use s2*B2 Per Gallon 3 gallons of Pure Linseed Oil are mixed into every 4 gallons of the L & M SEMI-PASTE PAINT, to make 7 gallons of the best and cheapest Paint ready to use. Longest years of wear assured, be cause made with WHITE LEAD and costly WHITE ZINC added to make the paint durable. ** GUARANTEE— Ue a gallon out of any parchate, i and if not perfectly eatiefactory, the balance may be returned without payment being made fer any paint ueed -FOR SALE BY - GHOLSTON BROS. I Comer, C MOVED TO Roper Building We will buy your chickens, eggs, butter, corn, peas or most anything you have to sell. We pay the highest price. Our chick en coop is right at the back (.four store you can drive right up and unload. Prices for Sat. Feb. 7th or Hens I9c pound Friers 30c pound Eggs 45c dozen Corn 1.50 bushel Peas 3.25 bushel Butter 20c pound W. T. Cook COMER. GA