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The Danielsville rionitor. v()L XXX our. tk.p to new York „ New York. * ' ,eft the best city in the f'Y, ' s the best ?ote in it that m ' CefrviUh nd to **0I,le “" t friend Roof B®">> ‘* nd Athens . 6 C“whore S enn friend Hugh t 0 A vpc and gave us an enjoy a- HayS ” *n we boarded the Con “r f Georgia, R. K. and awoke 1 1 ~r;ah. Ga. on morning lh TAN- md were entertainer. ty r t ,o Savannah newspapers. The tel and Ne- t for MW * the Hofei Savannah and after a 1 v hours entertainment the Legion Z Savannah gave', us a luncheon vort h while .it which we met our friend and teacher the Rev. Joe a Thomas who is now pastoriug m that beautiful city. The Savannah are indeed news gatherer Zd alert to that which is progressive an d worth while, giving wholesome matter for their readers and whte sheets in every respect. At 3:00 o’clock we boarded the City of Chattannooga of the Ocean Steamship Co’s fleet and we . just vant to tell you folks it is indeed a palace to behold. Her state roms are lovely and comfortable and her service is beyond expectation. Man a_live, we never saw as much to eat as could be handed one man—every imaginable fish, fresh meat, vege table and other delicacies were hand ed out and yet more to spare. The S. S. is 401 feet long and is esuip ped with all necessities to make a voyage enjoyable and happy. Be sides her passengers, which on this trip was around 200, she was lad ened with freight, tons of food :n fresh meats, vegetables, eggs, coffee, sugar, milk, and every thing imag inable to eat. However we sha’l confess nil these dekcacies could r.ot appeal to our appetite because we Were busy letting things out of our mouth instead of putting things in. we even let go cabbage, onions, Eng lish peas, Irish potatoes, that the lady on our left had planted in the garden at home many months previ ous. Oh, my—golly we were sick— way past sick—and remained in this uncomfortable condition until 3:00 P. M. Sunday when we began to come to ourselves and had a de lightful voyage. The S. S. Comtva ny gave us cvcy attention and we shall ever feel grateful to their man agement—Mr. TANARUS,. A. Downs, the president and wife, Mr. and Mrs. An nervine. General P.us°enger Agt., and Mr. Book. Geul Frt. Agt, as well as our own dean congenial, af fable and pleasant Jack McCartney with his an-inb’e wife who showed us every kindness and courtesy pos sible. making th’s govaee one al wevs to bn r n membr>red. proving the ’> S. R. and R. R. lines the su- P‘Cr e choice of many travelers, fte wd! te 1 ! you something of the S. C,ty of Chattanooga 1 as we are lust now on the wav to New York. ~ M•. and Mr. t>. A. M. *EW BUSINESS FOR MADISON COUNTY firm rf Wea'hcrly and Brock ~' nera ’ rc an- 1 Embalme-s, fit i_ VO ' l T? frf thv*r K- * ""'s at IK. B, will le t,>r there hy Howard - who is well known through out _ r ' '* caskets and vaults on k'> with all enrio- Ment ipi . a. oy pay that they arc po- to covp *v„ '' e e ?ame serv.ee tCte >= they do in Royston. MINISTERS’ CONFERENCE The sext session of the Baptist Ministers Conference of Northeast Georgia will be held at Athens, 11:00 A. M., May 11th. A full at tendance is desired. GIGANTIC SHOE SALE Beginning: Saturday. May 9th 1 I am forced to make room for anew stock of shoes therefore every pair now in stock is to go. The Prices Will Surprise You. The V i!ues Will Please Yon, Be on hand early to gel your choice. p H PPOQT Oomer 9 £3* sat* VOICES FROM MEMORY LANE Danielsville, Georgia, Friday, MAY, 8, 1925 NOTICE Any one interested in getting La redo- Soy beans, please call #r write me by May 12th. We can get these at a good price. A dandy crop to use instead of peas. Esper E. Hall, Cos. Agt. FOK JaLE— Nice Cow, fresh in. Price S3S.O? RALPH COLLIER LOST PIG Strayed one red pig with black spots; finder please notify. M M GUNTER, Comer, Ga. By A. B CHAPIN CAR OF CALCIUM ARSENATE The state has shipptd a car of calcium arsenate to Moss Bonded Warehouse, Athens, wni.m is avail able at eight cents per pom!. This car will arrive and be in their ware - house by May 11 and we are passing this news to our farmer friends to take immediate advantage of thi3 opportunity. You may notify them at once and call for the arsenate next week. MR. PAUL SHANK INJURED We are indeed sorry to learn of the serious accident of Mr. Paul Shank which occurred recently on his farm in Wilkes County. Mr. Shank was plowing with a tractor and from meager details we leam that he was caught in the plow, and injured severely in both feet and legs and is now at local hospital aad from what we can learn no am putation will be necessary. Paul will be remembered here as the son of Rev. J. A. Shank who filled the pulpit at the Baptist church here for quite a while, and married Miss Dolly OTtelley. * MT. AIRY • * * •*-••••* Mr. and Mrs John David had a j their guest Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. | Jim Hall and little daughter of Ath ens. Miss Geneva McCarty spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Joe Escoe of Cedar Grove. | Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sheridan and children were week-end guests of rel atives at Homer. Mr. Oscar Burgess made a busi ; ues3 trip to Athens Tuesday. Mrs. Bertie Chatham and chil dren were Saturday guests of Mrs. H. D. King. | Sevtra! from here attended the singing at Friendship Sunday. Rev. Burgess of Oamesville spent j Sunday night with his son, Mr. Os j car Burgess. Mrs. Eberhardt of Greenville, S. C. was the week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hendrix if Greenville, S. C. were visiting in onr community the past week-end. Mr. end Mrs. C. G. Moore of Danielsville were guests Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Pow fcr. Mr. David Gunnin motored io Commerce Saturday. The Personal Element Professional skill is not the only requirements of a funeral <lirector. He must possess a kindly and sympathetic person ality and so in p r e s s those he serves. Our service is more in the nature of the kindly assistance of helpf l friends nr I ,t. attemtps in nome measure to re lieve the heavy burden of you r !o ■ s. Wgafliorly & Brock Funeral Director and Embji liners Hoy h ton - tin Number