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The Danielsville ITonitor. vOL XXX MEETING GEORGIA COTTON growers association At, the Annual Meeting of the (Vor-m Cotton Growers Co-opefla- L Association held in Atlanta last * k the new Board of Directors f the Association held its first meet a nd the following officers were named unanimously for the coming Sent: 0. E. Cowell, Lavoma lst Vice Pres: W. T. McArthus, McGregor, Ga. 2nd Vice Pres: C.IR. W afe, Law renceville, G. Secretary: Claude" Eubanks, East man, Ga. Executive Committee i ; j E. Gonwell, Lavonia, G.. w T. McArthur, McGregor, Ga. f R. Ware, Lawrenceville, Ga A. K. Snc-ad, Carrollton, Ga. A. M. Wilkins, Comer, Ga. To represent the Association on the Board of Trustees of the Amer ican Cotton Growers Exchange, which is an overhead organization of the twelve Cotton Co-operatives, the Directors of the Association named, as Trustees: J, E. Conwell, Lavonia, Ga. J. M. Council, Americus, Ga. J. A. Bowers, Meigs, Ga. The first meeting of the Board of Directors followed an election held, in the.'twenty Cotton Districts of the State on April 11th. The meet ing yesterday confirmed the follow ing as members of the present Br*d of Directors which consists of 1 : L. A. Dean, Ro-me C. R. Ware. Lawrenceville O. A. Addington, Lavonia H. A. Adams, Elberton Dan Witcher, Carlton W. J. Franklin, ZebjJon W. B. Rice, Dublin A. M. Wilkins, Comer ,T. Hugh Cilreath, Cartersville A. K. Snead, Carrollton B. L. Redwine, Madras J. M. Council, Americus' D. B. Frankl in, State sboro W. T. McArthur, Sr., McGregor Claude' Eubank3, Eastman W. J. Oliver, Shellman .7. A. Bowers. Meigs Ben Baker, Ellenton J. E. Conwell, Lavonia J. W. Morton, Athens One of the features of tbe An imal Meeting of the members of the > Association was an address de livered by Mr. Eugene Black, Pres ident of the Atlanta Trust Company. In his address Mr, Black reiterated his belief in Go-operative Marketing and confidence in the Management of the Georiria 1 Cotton Growers Co operative Association. With refer ence to the problem of the Associ ation, the speaker said: “Any man who loves Georgia and is interested in her prosperity, is not opposed to Co-operative Market ing for cotton and other farm rcts. in mv opinion. Where we find one opposed to it, his onnosition is urrr.’V h',£?d on some financial "nd V f wV-1 -'li antagonized to-the extent in his com ttiunitr) the Association grows.” It was pointed out at the meeting that the Association had handled Tnore cotton during the past year th m in any previous y°ar since or ration. The new Board of Di r rmve the management its emert ami appreciation for the p eieni m&nnor ip vhieh the af- r- of ‘ha organization have been c and eted during the nast year. A hp r n f the members of the Board fr ' < "def talks in pointing out the sp’end’d rtanner in which the Man cement, under the direction of f ' ' ent Conwell. has carried on * :C and fferent Departments of the or ffsnization. NOTICE Announcing To You The Opening On Saturday May 2nd. Of anew business, J. H. Frost, Gen eral Merchandise. We have anew stock of goods to show you in addition to stock purchased from Comer Mercantile Cos. You will be interested ini our prices, Come i * in and see for We will appreei ate your visit ami your patronage. -Give us a trial. 4 CASH and ONE PRICE to all. J. H. FROST Comer, GS-a, CARLTON Tee dry weather is hurting small grj-ain and gardens. There is lets of cotton that will not come up till :t rains. Mr. F. L. Martin is ahead of ev ery body else. He bo?an chopp ng cotton Monday. He believes in proverb: “The early bird catches the worm." Mrs J. W. Grimes accompanied Mr. and Mrs. E.W’ Stsvens to Ath ens last Fridaay Mr. Harry Carswell of Gibaon Mer cer visited homefolka tre week-end. Danielsville, Georgia, Friday, MAY, 1, l</25 I i Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sheerer v's . ited tiieer daughte r at S. N. S. Sun day. Mr. and Dan Witcher attended church here Sunday. Mr. J. A. Sayer and family were visiting in Elberton Sunday. Mr. S. D. Thaxfcon and son visit -led the former's sister, Mrs. H. D. Wynn Monday afternoon. Mr. -and Mrs. F. L, Martin at tended the funeral of Mr . Cl fford Armor at Sardis Church, Wilkes Cos. last P’riday. After taking two games from Co mer (not Cimr) team, the Carlton team lost tee third to them Monday afternoon. Sorry o report (' e serious illnc r of M. . W. W. Power. We wish NOTICE I have at Last succeeded in set tling the affairs of The Comer Mer cant'le Go. and the business will no longer he run under that name but 'will be owned and operated by son-in-law, F. H. Frost, ao “F. H. Frost, General Merchandise.” He has just received a nice shipment of new goods and will havej them on display on Saturday, May 2nd. Call and see what he has. If you find what you want, I feel sure he will sell at a very small margin of profit. A visit from you will be appreciated by him and by me. J. N. B. THOMPSON SPECIAL FARES, S. A. L. SEABOARD announces reduced fares to the following occasions: Annual United Confederate Vet erans, Dallas, Texas, May 19-22, 1925. Southern Baprist Convention, Memphis, Tenn, May 13-18, 1925. For fares, information or Pullman reservations, call on nearest SEA BOARD Ticket Agent, of write R. E CAMP, Dist. Pass’r Agt.': i SAL, Atlanta, Ga. G. G. LaHATTE, Trbv. Passer Agt. SAL, Atlanta, Ga. FRED GEISSLER,. Ass’t Asst. Passfr Traffic Mgt. SAL, Atlanta, Ga MADISON COUNTY HIGH SOPHOMORE CLASS) 28 A is for Aurelia, | Who always goes home leaping On every Wednesday, The day for her sweeping. B is for Bennie, The bonehead of our class, He never knows his histsry, And in Biology gets there last. G--is for Collier, \ ‘ Whom the girls all adore, ilc never goes away Leaving a book on the floor. D—is for Dewitt, Also Dezzie Mae, They always know their lessons, At least, that’s what they say. F—For Frances and Florence, Our Caesar sharks, , They always know them lessons You ought to see their marks. 7--for Irma, •• Why don’t you speak? I’ve asked you three times. But haven’t heard you squeak. J —is for James, f Sunshine or rain tie may come in late, But he comes just the same. M—is for Minnie, Mary Williams too They keep tho whoL room laughing At funny things they do N where is my hat? Says little Nee.se, May I get water? May I see these? O—is for Ola and Oneita, Whom we all adore; They surely play baseball You ought to see them score. ’- k for Fai.l Whom a “certain giri" loves, As if he were one from the above. R— is for Ruby and Rcba, Our Sophonmre twin? They know to yell When our baseball tean wins. R— is for Roy, Who thinks he knows it all, Espescially in Algebra and in Basket Ball. W— is for Willie Oh, she’s a genius, She makes a hundred on Geometry. But never gets nU meanness. Dezzie Mae Mar-in Minnie Harwell ' Sophomores Number