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COLLIERS ACADEMY Another fine rain Monday after noon . - jj r Robert Turner was Sunday ' tt 0 f Mr. Glenn Ciyder of Clouds Creek. several about here atteTlded P reaCh ing at Clouds Creek Sunday and hean i a fine sermon from Dr. Mell. Mr. Mid Mrs. C. I. Chandler and children were Sunday guests of Mr. Will Smith’s family. Mr. Kline Graham’s condition seems somewhat better at this writ ing we are glad to report. Dr. Mel! was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Power Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Collier at tended the Ga. -Tech ball game Sat urday iurday in Athens. Don’t forget Rev. L. A. White will again preach here next Sund y. Come out and bring someone with you. A wedding of much interest of last week was that of Mr. Henry Power and Miss Minnie Lee Ward. We wish for them a long and happy life. Our Sunday School renieted a ve;y interesting program for ‘’Moth er? D : ' Sunday afternoon. t **** * * * * * LYSTRA DOTS * t * * * * ***• Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hendrix spent Saturday night with Air. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson. M:s. L. D. Simmons visited her scv:. M: , Loyd Simmons Saturday . ML Pcarlie Kidd spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Pearl Hendrix. Mr. Zoonoil Simmons visi'el friends near Royston Saturday night Mr. Mart White from Carlton spent last Monday afternoon with Mr. J. B. Hendrix. We ere sorry to report that Mr. Jim K'dd, who has been ill for some time, is no better. M; and Mrs. Charley G ntry dine • with Mr. and Mrs. Exit Par ham Sunday. Mrs. Ben Head was the after n' t of Mrs. Will Harrington Sunday. . || '.fH i gp dy cordially invited to a I uirsday evening, May 21, rd Heights School, near Brr “er ' 1 Admission: 10c and 15c. Fraying to Play *“ v ■■ ■ II I ■ —I ■ I I t k a [ 1 I * ■? | fr -(•■. ■'•& ■- ") f *■ 'i * [ ; / 1 \ ■' ■ f i • ■>"•• p ' : P * i- "'i / i X lA.CTOCAtTEP, > P '* v ‘ as he is today in a , or “ hospital —still too sick f 'ith the Yanks, tosses and t, , ase he cannot help his tt "‘ its losing streak. CARLTON Fine rain Monday afternoon. We hope everybody gets a fine stand oil cotton new. Quite a number from here attend ed the Ga. -Tech games in Athens Friday and Saturday/" Mr. Geo. Moore was in Lexington Friday. Postmaster J. S. Eberhardt le t Saturday for Fort McPherson te spend two weeks in Citizens Train n . Camp. He entered there as Lieut—i ant. Mr. Harry Carswell of B w ..aa spent the week-end with home "oiks . Miss Elizabeth Thomas spent t' e week end in Athens. Wc are glad to report Mrs. ~~t • 1 David improved enough to be : t home from the hospital. Mr. C. T. Smith of Bogait part Sunday with Mrs. W. W. lower and family. His wife and daughter remaining xver at the bed \ie of her father who remains quite sc!:. His many friends are anxious y a jvaiting his recovery. The mother’s Day program spon sored by the Matron’s Ga s was greatly enjoyed by all Sunday. A Special contribution wa rased for the Georgia Baptist Hospital. The closing exercises of Ca It n High School will begin Friday eve ning, May 22nd, at this time the primary grades will r ender a p. og an On Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock the Commencement sermon will he ore ached by Rev. A. W . Bussey of Bowman. Program Monday n ght will be in charge of the grammar grades, and the High School will have charge of .the program Tuesday night. Everybody is cordially invit ed to attend each exercise. The pupils and patrons are to be congratulated for the splendid ser vice rendered by our efficient corps of teachers this year. The friends of Mrs. G. W. Moore were sorry to hear the sad news that came to her Monday morning of the death of her sister. We extend to h r our heartfelt sympathy. WEATHERLY & EROCK Funeral Directors an 1 E nbalmers Qjaality and Service Roystan Fa Comer Local News Friends of Mrs. H. C. Paul will t regret to learn of her illness. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Pat ick and M's. W. L. Brown cf Ander son, S. C. were week-end gue >s of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Paul. Mrs. J. C. Sea. r >ve-' of R gen is spending some time with Mis. H. C. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Little of Elberton spent Sunday here. Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Ay*-r& of Hwangham, China arrive Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs. C. B. Ayers. Dr. V!. D. Gho’ston of Dan'els ville was a visitor to Comer ye-ter day. Mrs. \. M. Scarborough was a visitor to Athens yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Whitehead were visitors to Athens y<-st r;ay. Friends of Mrs. Susie Bone, who is at St. Mary’s Hospital, will be pleased to learn That she is conva lescent, and will soon oe able .o ie turn home. Miss Betty Lenoir is qvite si k with snarlet fever to the regret ol THE OANIELSVIIi h MOMIOK. OANIfcLSVILLE C,A her friends. Col Hoyt Whellhel Moult ie spent Sunday with hi? parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Wheldhel. - Prof. W. P. Smith of Augusta visited Mr. Willis Noell the pa t week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pershan of Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Power Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bob Compton wa- a visit r to Athens Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long of Carlton were visitors to Comer a a short while Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hopkins left Sunday for a visit to Mr. an] Mrs. B. L. David at Hollywood, Fla. Mr. W. H. Strickland is spend rg some time in Florida. Mr. and Airs. J. A. Sims we e visitors to Athens Friday. Mr. Hal McWhirter of Atlanta is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McWhirter. CCMfc-R COMMENCEMENT Comer Commencement will begin with the music recital Thursday eve ning. The primary and grammar grade exercises, Friday night, th ■ • 'lasting exercise?, Saturday night. Sunday morning at 11:C0 o’clock the commencement sermon; Monday night the High School Pay will be given, and the exercises cl so with the High School graduating class. There will be no admis-ion charges except for Friday and Mimlay nights 15c and 25c will be charged for these nights to defray commerice ment expenses and the' balance will go to repair the stage in the audi torium . A complete program will be found elsewhere in this issue. Mrs. II T. Branon cntettained the Philathea class of the Metho ist church at her home on Main street last Wednesday afternoon. Lovely flowers arranged in bowls and baskets were used as decora tions. Delicious refreshments con sisting of a salad course was served by the hostess, assisted by M'S. Burden. The afternoon was great ly enjoyed by all vrerent. WARD —POWER Of cordial interest to their frie ds was the marriage last Friday of Miss Minirt Lee War! of Washing ton, Ga. and Mr. Henry Power of Smithonia. Miss Ward is pleasantly remem bered as one of our teachers of last year, while Mr. Power is one of sterling young business men of this section. Mr. and Mrs. Power are at the home of the groom’s parents Mr. •nd Mrs .1. D. Power. & This is the greatest and most accu rate Seed Book ever published for the South. 112 pages, 250 actual photo graphic pictures, 4 handsome covei pages in full colors, accurate descrip tions. valuable culture direction* and the most useful Seed Book there is. It is absolutely free, and we want you to have it in your home. Hast ings’ Seeds, “The Standard of the South ” are, as always, the best seeds grown. Garden, field and flowei seeds ■ plants and bulbs that do we.l in the South are all fully described with 1.925 attractive prices, the lowest we can possibly sell good seeds, plan's and bulbs. All our 1925 customers wiU get 5 seed packets of beautiful flowers absolutely free. The big new 1925 Seed Book tells all about it Write for it today. H„ C-.HASTINGS CO., SEEDSMEN, ATLANTA, GA. CO/ v V v \ENCE/ v \ENT Comer High School Annual Piano Recital SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 8:30 P. M. PROGRAM I. Leg Sylphes Valse Bachirarn Eleanor Thompson, Lillian Si ns, 0 nolta Burton, Maltha Carmichael Mabel llenslee, Mary Caro'ine Carmichael 11. On the Homestretch Renard Martha Groves 111. Melody in F Rubinstein Mary Carolyn Carmirhael, Sarah Loftis IV. Play Time Stcry Mary Louise Rowe V. Dance First Rose Waltz Presser Mary Jo Ayers VI. Saltarelle Caprice Lack Martha Carmichael VII. Gavotte Miniature Brown Maltha Groves, Mabel Bui ton VIII. Dance of the Rosebuds Keats Oneita Burton IX. Austrian Song 1 '. Pacher Lillian Sims X. Fairy Queen Polka Goerdeler Favorite Themes “Carmen” Bizefr Mary Carolyn Carmichael • XI. Minuet in G Beethoven Mabel Burton XII. Rustic Dance Schnecker Mabel Burton, Martha G.oves XIII. With Kind Regards Ellis Sarah Loftis XIV. Valse Arabesque Lack Eleanor Thompson XV. Parade Review Englemann Eleanor Thompson Mabel Henslee Martha Carmichael Lillian Sima The Sleeping Beauty A Fairy Play in Three Acts SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Friday, May 22, 8:30 P. M. King H. T. Branon Queen Martha Carmichael Prince Robert Rowe Princess Mary Woods Page Polk Ghob ton Lord High Chamberlain Mabel Bur on CCourt —Eleanor Thompson, Mildr and Collier, Janet Comer, Mabel Hens lee, Mary Cox, Elizabeth Wood', Lillian Sims, Agnes Cain. Ladies-in waiting:—Frances Seymour, Rebecca Dickerson. Witch Geraldine Notdl Crow Ilenry Gerald Birchmore Old Man Algie Nix Wise Women: —Irene Dillard, E 'na Gunter, Clara May Branon, Sara Loftis, Pearl Graham, Ruby Power. Nurse Fay Clodfelter Flowers: —Mary Carolyn Carmichae’, Martha Groves, Vivian Griffcth, Mamie Ruth Teasley, Dorothy Cox, Hazel Thompson, Frances John -on, Nina Duncan, Pauline Sm' th, Ha Let Thompson, Gene II na if e, Undine Power. Fairies: — Bobbie Bi-chmore, Mry Louise Rowe, Edna Comer, Mary .To Ayers, Louise Barnes, Dorothy Collier, Mnybclle Almand, Ollie Clark, Mary Allen Thompson, Ruth McCurdy, Mary Carolyn Davi son, Evelyn Lancaster, Else Cook. Brambles:—James Parks, Julian S'.rickland, Earl White, Kendal Griffeth, Albert Seymour, Fly Cook, Ryfu Steven: , W . C. Groves, Billy Long. ACT I Place—King’s Garden ACT 11. Place —Same as Act I. Time —Fifteen years later. ACT 111 Time —100 years after Act 11. Friday Night, May 22 (To follow primary exercise) FLAY: “MR. BOB” CAST OF CHARACTERS Philip Rcyson R Robert Eberhardt Robert Frown—Clerk ' Lame Hix Jenkins-—Miss Rebecca’s butler Harry Carithers Rebecca Luke—a m• iclen lady Lusarah Johnson Katherine Rogers—her niece Minnie Belle Smith Marion Bryant— Katbe ines fr'end Oneita Burton Patty— Miss Rebecca’s maid Kathleen Benton