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fHE DANIELSVILLE MONITOR
C. B. Ayer*. Publwher
Entered as second class matter at tl>e
Post-office at Danielsville
Official Organ of Madi.on County
Subscription Rates:
One Year, $1.5(1
Six Months, 75 Cents.
Entered at the Danielsville Postoffice
as Second Class Mail Matter under
the Act of Congress Mch. 8, 1879.
ILA W. M. U. MEETS
Ti e Woman’s Missionary Society
of the 11a Baptist church held its i eg
ular meeting Monday afternoon,
March 9, at ti e home of Mrs. A. Y .
Fitzpatrick with thirteen present.
The following program on Ilon.e
Mission Opportunities was given:
Song—O, /non Haste,
prayer—For the power that come:-
through Faith —Miss Maude Gurley
Bible Study—Mrs. Owens
Song—The morning Light Is Break-
ing
Personal Service Period
’Beginning at Jerusalem —Mrs. Hall
Westbrook * *
The Strength of the Hills Is H> s
bo— Mis* Lula Mue Lord
He hath made of one blood all na
tions —Mrf. Jack Gober.
Prayer for negroes, foreigners, and
Indians —Mrs. Gyp Burroughs
Glorify the Lord in the I-'-les of the
Sea—Miss Tellie Mac Rice
These are the words of the Lord .
Mrs. A. Y. Fitzpatrick
Arise and Build —Miss Cora V\ bite .
Prayer —For Cuba and Canal Zone
—Mrs Banister.
God is able to graft them in—Mrs.
Gyp Burroughs
They shall be comforted —Mrs Owe"
Even the Winds and the Sea Obey
Him —Miss Maude Gurley, Ma: ie
Buhlama, Mrs. Ohe Smith.
In the business session it was de
instructed to secure the books and
examination questions. The soviet?
voted to do some White Cross work
for Dr. Ayers, this quarter.
After taking the offering, tl e nee
ing was closed with a prayer by the
president.
The hostesn served n delicious
*nlad course.
PLAY
THE DUST OF THE EARTH
Progrett School House
Cast of Characters:
Pnvid Moore of Maple Farm Cottage,
—Birch Jones.
Susan Jones, his wife—Ruby Chand
ler.
Elizabeth, their daughter— May
Belle Williams.
Jerry, their son—Arthur Maddox
Rev. Dr. Templeton, a young di
vine—Hoke Jonees
Miss Arabella, gossipper—Bessie Me
Connell
John Ryder, Master of the Maples,
—Goss Jo nest
Wandering Toni, a mystery—Jordan
Glenn.
Nell, the dust of the earth—Lucille
Glenn
Admission: 15 and 25 cents
MAKES AUTOS GO 49 MILES
ON ONE GALLON OF GAS
SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.—Janies
A. May of 44090 Lacotah Bldg., has
perfected an amazing new device
that cuts down gas consumption, re
moves all carbon, presents spark plug
trouble and overheating. Many can
have made over 49 miles on a gallon.
Any one can install it in five min
utes. Mr. May wants agents, and
is offering to send one free to one
auto owner in each locality. Write
him today. J t? W’
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(Advertisement)
MONEY TO LOAN
On Farm* and other Real E,tat e
In the Comer territory.
* GHOLSTON BROTHERS
j Off His Perch 1
Gutzon Borglurn, American
sculptor, employed to carve a great
Confederate Memorial on Stone
Mountain, Atlanta, Ga., has been
discharged by the committee. He
is charged with destroying models
after being discharged.
FOR SALE —Small farm on the Ath
ens-lla road. Saw timber and land
in good t tate of cultivation . See—
Paul L. Glenn at Athena Garage,
Athens, Georgia .
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The farmers are all glad to see
this pretty spring-like weather. They
are busy getting ready for farming.
Mr. and Mrs. Belva Simmons oi
near Comer and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Winfrey of near Moons Grove were,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
McCarty Saturday night and Sunday
I Mr. Charlie Moon of South Caro
lina was in this community Saturday
night and Sunday.
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The dinner given by Mr. and Mrs
Howard Brown Wednesday was en
. joyed by all present.
_
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McCarty were
the guests of his parents, Sunday af
ternoon .
M iss Myrtie Benton spent Satur
day night with Miss Julia Sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Bee Bullock and
children of Corner visited hip sister,
Mrs. Davis Brown, Saturday night.
The dance given by Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Christian Saturday night
was enjoyed by a large number.
The people of this communitl en
joy the music made by Mr. Howard
McCarty. It is just fine.
Several from around here attend
ed preaching at Listry Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Carter and
children spent a while Sunday after
noon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
JimWhitworth
1 • Mrs. Dallas Carithers
and children spent Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Callie Benton
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Hi Nerves are soothed, throat Is g
5 refreshed and digestion aided. H
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Athens Busings College
Bookkeeping, flcitl ird and
typewriting.
Save 50 per eeut of expenses
bv attending this sd col. The
Graduates of the Atnens .Busi
ness College always get the
best position. Every graduate
employed. Write for informa
tion to-day.
Box Athens, Ga.
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STRAIGHT SALARY: $35.00 per
week and expenses Man or woman
with rip to introduce POULTRY
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MT. ZION LOCALS
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Messers Coy Bates and Will
Sorrow made a business trip to
Athens last Friday.
Mrs. J. B. Patten visited Mrs
G. E. Man* of Danielsville last
week.
Mr. B. F. O’Kellev and fam
ily visited relatives in Wintei*
ville Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Carithers visited
Mrs. Tom Sanders of Daniels-j
ville Monday.
Miss Estelle Irvin of Moon’s
Grove is spending feveial days
at present with the family of
her uncle, Mr. Will Irvin.
Mr. Harold Berryman from
I near Roystcn was guts! of Mr.
Sam Bates Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Escoe of Ce
dar Grove vicinity spent part
of the past week with relatives
in this community,
Master Thos. Patten spent
the week-end with Mr. 0, T.
Patten’s family near Cedar
Groove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lord enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Hcpe Ca
rithers afc dinner Sunday.
Mr. Loyd Smith and family
spent Sunday with relatives in
Oglethorpe Cos.
Little C, J. and Pembroke
'Patten have beeu quite siek
t.. ■ - -JiV, ‘ 'Cilia
Mis3 Maybel Escoe has been
on the sick list this week.
Several from this community
attended the singing Sunday
night at Miss Eva Escce’s and
report a delightful time.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sorrow
and Mrs, Mary Dudley were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Beusee Sunday.
Miss Ouida Sorrow of Colbert
was the week-end guest of Miss
Lillie Patten.
Rev. Petty from near Friend
ship was guest of *Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Escoe Sunday.
Mr. Sam Bates and sister,
Miss Gladys in company with
Mr. and Mrs. Orion Porterfiled
motored to Roystcn Friday
night to attend the ball at the
City Hall,
Mr. Hollis CarringtGn and
family visited relatives below
Comer Sunday.
Miss Gladys Bates entertain
ed a few special friends Tues
day night complimentary to
Miss Estelle Itvin. The oeca
sion was very enjoyable to
those fortunate enough to be
invited.
Miss Annie Bell Patten was
guest Saturday night of Miss
Frances Carithers.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Irvin gave
the young folks a delightful so
oable Saturday night in honor
of Miss Estelle Irvin of Moon’s
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Lander*
were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Landers Saturday night'
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Patten
and Misses Annie Belle and
‘.Fannie Lou Patten visited in
'Mount Airy community Sunday
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Miriam C. Hamilton, 10 years
o ld of Chicago has been elected
a member of the board of a life
ih;>urance company which hex
father founded.
Legion Adjutant
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James Barton of Fort Dodge and
Des Moines, la., has been made
adjutant of the National American
Legion. An effort is being made
to make the appointment for hia
lifetime. a
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ffoemjr
Undejoitnl^^
If somebody should ask, in
this turbulent time, the reason
we’re first on the roster of
crime —some goggle-eyed don
key will tell ye the cause is the
turrible lack of enforcible laws.
So, forty-eight states, with the
law-makin’ craze, make draft on
the toilers for all they can raise
—to pay fer a Code that no
jurist can span—a blood suckin
beast, a despoiler of man!
This “Land of the Free” by
forefathers ordained, has ham
strung, pan-handled, hog-halter
ed and chained, till the servile
taxpayer, befuddled and coarse,
is the fruit of a mess that no
power can enforce. While the
gunman and thug, in mutual
guffaw, are applaudin’ the force
called “The reign of the Law.
If we’d curb the Banditti that
pillage our domes, we might
have somethin’ left fer our
babies and homes! They’d bank
rupt the land fer pink speed
ways an’ schools, while they
hint that the people are tight
wads an’ fools. In the power of
a plunder-bund, law-ridden null,
be calm, —there’s a poor-house
just over the hill.