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I FORT LAMAR
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■ w ,at e very dry here—most all
■fining of a poor or cot
■r.
■ several from her, ware in Dan
;il(. Sunday for the Cor.Tr.ei.ce-
g t sermon of tHe M- C. H. S.
I; and Mrs. J. C. Graham and
■ ' le daughter of Danielsville attend
B'nreaehintf services here last Sun
,nui were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hope Mealor.
I Some few of the farmers are now
Httintr grain and report most of it
Herv good.
I Mrs. W. G. Mealor, who has been
■ c ' k n ! r several days, is now improv-
H g ‘
■ Several from here attended the fu-
Heial of Mr. Dock Dean’s daughter
H Jones Chapel Monday afternoon.
I Mr. Dwight Tabor closed his school
■, Pocataligo last Friday and went
■he first of the week to Oarkesville
■a. on a visit to the A. &M. School
■i thatplace.
| rir. Cleo Higginbotham is at work
■i Commerce since closing his school
■ast week.
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l> COLLIERS ACADEMY
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l [ Lot of grain is being cut these
■days.
Mr. and Mrs. John LaCount spent
■Sunt-ay with the latters parents, Mr.
land Mrs Tom Peterman.
Several about here have been at-
Itending the Commencement of Comer
I Hick School and report the excrcis-
I es fine.
The Circus passed through our
I community Sunday morning enroute
ItoC. ■ r:. r. This was a great atti'ac-
I ticn to see the elephant and camel pa
Ir<! u.- the roads Sunday. This
I see:!.-, out of place on Sunday.
.M:v. Noble Smith spent the v/eek-
I ev. -i;h Mr. Will Smith.
i'i s Amies Graham spent Satur
day afternoon with Miss Mattie Ma 3
Anthony.
Mr. J. J. Silver is still sick but
tvt . . ;••• to see him out again soon. .
Mr. nieord Anthony and family
sp it Sunday with Mr. F. C. T il.r
and family.
- \d from our community atten
I ded doe Quarterly Conference at Mt.
■■■ant Sunday and report a go and
day.
Sunday School here is picking up.
Acme evt nest Sunday to hear Mr.
Webb.
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MT. ZION LOCALS
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Sorr y to report Mr. Wiley Sim
m°DS ■’ te sick the past week.
I '■ F. Mann of Panielsville
Mrs. Jesse Patten Sun
day.
v -nry Turner and daughter
- de of Meadow were guests
c - -ioc Bonds Tuesday.
nj M rs . J. d_ Patten and Mr.
• Pallas Carithprs were in
■ :eri s Friday.
Smith and family and Mr
•-‘■■'ell Smith spent Tues
re’rtives in Comer.
Mr. Loneie EScoe and family of Ce
dar Grove spent Sunday with their
daughter Mrs. G. N. Patten.
Mr. Cleo Carithers of Meadow was
Sunday guest of Mr. Lillus Lord.
Little Pembroke Patten spent sev
eral days last week with his brother,
Mr. Joe Patten near Colbert.
Mr. Vascoe Landers and family
spent Sunday in Danielsville as the
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Landers.
Mr. Doyle Burgess of Carnesville
is spending some time with his broth
er, Mr. Oscar Burgess in th.s \ic ..
Mrs. Burroughs Holcomb and Is!
Hubert Escoe were among Mrs. ...
Patten’s visitors Sunday.
Miss Edna Irvin who lias been <
t
an extended visit to relatives in Mad
ison has returned home to the deligh.
of her many friends.
Mrs. Reece Porterfield and M's
Pauline Irvin spent Tuesday as i e
guests ofMesdames Joe and du.i s
Epps ofMeadow vicinity.
Miss Lillian Carithers of Meadow
was guest Sunday of Miss Francis
Carithers.
Mr. W*. M. Irvin and family were
in Athens shopping Saturday.
Miss Dezzie Mai Martin of Daniels
ville was week-end guest of Miss Lil
lie Patten.
Mr. Earl James and Mr. Teat of
James Sorings visited the fair sex
here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patten of Patter
sons spent part of last week with the
former’s parents in this community.
Mr. Howard IrViin seems to he
“sot” on going to visit some of the
fair sex of Cedar Grove as every
time we hear from him he's headed
in that direction.
Quite a number of our young peo
pie enjoyed a singing Sunday n>
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Turner near Meadow.
The Meadow correspondent needs
to wake up; there is lots of news in
Meadow that ought to be sent in so
let us hear from you.
Miss Evie Lou Mann of Daniels
ville visited Miss A. B. Patten Sun
day.
Mr. Tug Drake from near Colbert
was ove in this community Sunday
visiting his brother, Mr. Wood Drake
Mr. Howard Patten and James Hoi
comb visited Mr. Ben Patten and fam
ily at Franklin Springs recently.
Mrs. Tom Sanders of Dan.clsville
and Mrs. Bryant Lord of Meadow
were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Hope
0 anthers.
Miss Geneva McCarty was week
end guest of Miss Inez Hui of Daniels
ville.
Glad to report Mrs. J. M. Escoc
improving some.
Mr. Arnie Turner of Meadow
spends spends a good deal of time
vniiting friends (?) in this communi
ty lately.
NEW BUSINESS FOR MADISON
COUNTY
The firm of Wea’herly and Brock
Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
at Royston have opened a branch of
their business at Ila. It will I e
looked after there by Howard
Vaughn, who is well known throngi
out Madison County. They have a
full line of caskets and vaults on
display at Ila with all modern equip
ment. They say that they are po
ing to give the same efficient serv ce
bn-f r thev do in Royston.
for,'mere ; Saturday.
TH£ DANIELSVILLE MOM I OK. DANIELSVILLE, GA.
LYSTRA DOTS *
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Simmons of
Bethel spent Saturday night with Mr
L. D. Simmons.
Mrs. Man Patton spent Saturday a.f
ternoon with Mrs. T. M. Kidd.
Mrs. Maggie Canada and son, Mr
A. B. and Mrs. Hester Gentry an-1
so 0. O. and H. G. motor --'
to Flat Woo- Saturuay to see Mr.
Henry Gentry.
The farmers of this section are all
1 usy cutting their grain.
Mrs. J. H. Hendrix dined with
Mrs. Henry Gentry Sunday.
Miss Thelma Gullie spent Friday
P. M. with Mrs. Ed Irvin.
Mr. and Mr’s. Ben Cook have an
nounced the arrival of a fine boy on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gentry spent
the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Guss Compton.
Mr. Floyd Head of Atlanta spent
a while Sunday with Mr. Ben Head.
Miss Pearl Hendrix spent Sunday
P. M. with Mrs. Beula Hoad.
Mast -r L. W. Simmons spent last
cas Simmons.
week with his little niece, Miss Do
ras Simmons.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Junkins
spent the day Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Cleeofious Patton.
FOI* Cold Gi'i UaO
OK&at .
Don’t Furs leith Mustard Plasters!
Musterole works Easier, Quicker
Year doctor advises a musta; and appli
cation to break a cold has gone
down into the chest. The modem mus
tard treatment is Musterole, which
stirs circulation and loosens congestion.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil cf mustard, menthol,
camphor and other si nples. Just rub it
on with the fingers. A warm tir.ple fol
lows ■ —then the welcome relief. There’s
no danger of grip, “flu,” or pneurrcn-D,
if you apply it soon enough. Comes in
jars or tubes, 35 or 65 cents. If for in
fants or small children, ask for the mild
form, “Children’s Musterole.”
Better then a mustard plaster
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Catarrhal Deafness
!s often caused by an inflamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube i.j inflamed you
have a rumbling sousd or Imperfect
Hearing. Unless the Inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be de
stroyed forever.
HAM’S CATARRH MEDICINE will
do wlrat we claim for it—rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh.
Hold by all druggists for over 40 Tears.
F. J. Cheney & Cos., Toledo. Ohio.
The importance of the proper care
of the eyes is irore fully understood
than ever Lefore. Statistics show
that a large percentage of headaches
as well as many nervous conditions,
are the direct results of eye strain
and are entirely relieved by the use
of properly fitted glasses. Come in
on Friday, May 29, and let our
optician from the Chas. A. Green
Optical Company, Atlanta, see if
you need glasses, or if your old ones
are just as comfortable as when you
first bought them.
L. E. GREENE & CO.
Danielsville, Georgia
WEATHERLY & BROCK
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Quality and He vice
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Comer Local ISeivs
Mr. Hubert McWh'rter of At
lanta is the guest of his parents, Mr
and Mrs. J. B. McWhirter. *
Mr. W. A. Rowe is spending
some time at Hot Springs, Ark.
F’ifth District Rally will be held
at Comer Baptist church next Sun
day. A, complete program appears in
this issue.
Supt. and Mrs. O. G. Lancaster
weie visiters to Athens Saturday.
Mesdamos J. M. Kiel and Fuel
Glenn of Danielsville were- spend
the-day guests of Mrs. A. M. Scar
borough Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Maxwell of
McDonough were guests of Mrs. A.
M. Scarborough Monday nigdit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Graham and
daughter of Athens spent last week
end with Mrs. J. T. Turner.
Miss Willie Carithers who taught
at Hogansvillo the* past year arrived
Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Carithers.
Mrs. W. C. Cox will have ns her
guest next week, Mrs. Orion Sey
mour of Monroe, N. C.
Miss Wendell Scarborough of Wab
halla, S. C. spent last week-end
with her mother, Mrs. A. A. Scar
borough.
The many friends of Mrs. A. M.
Scarborough sympathize with her
in the seri rus sickness of her brother
who is in the hospital at Knoxvi'le,
Term.
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Crutcher
had as their guests last week, Miss
Bert Winter, Mrs Osborne and Mrs
Carson and children of Canon, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Turner vis
ited relatives in Athens Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hopkins and
attractive daughters returned Sat
urday from a visit I*o relatives in
Hollywood, Fla.
Miss Ethel Strickland, who taught
Music the past year in Coiner, left
Monday for her home near Bain
bridge.
Mrs. S. M. Seymour has return
ed from Monroe, N. C. Where she
spent several days with Mr. Tom
mie Seymour who has been quite 11
with pneumonia. His friends will be
glad to learn that he is much better
now.
Mrs. L. D. Mattox of Elberton
was the week-end guest of her s s
ter, Mrs. S. J. CarmichaT.
Rev. A. E. Logon went over to
jireach at Atticce Sunday for Rev.
La caster, who had to he away for
a funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Paul have an
nounced the arrival of a daughter.
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j Rev. and Mrs. A . E. Logan mo
i tored to Sparta Tuesday for the fu
| neral of in uncle of Mrs. Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Burton had
as their guests the past week-end,
Mrs. J. J. Hix and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Rice of Tla.
Branon Motor Cos. have this week
received five new cars, and have sold
six.
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FOR SALE—
One good milk cow, priced at
$35.00; Also Duroc Jersey pig* at
$5.00 each
RALPH COLLIER
Little Mary Anne Adair has re
’ turned from a visit to relatives in
Franklin county.
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Mesdames J. W. Gholston an 1
G. W. Whitehead ;et.r.el Friday
from Hartwell where they atten Je4
the Woman's Club meeting.
Prof. Wright, teacher of violin,
will present his pupils in a recital on
June tilth. A full program will ap
pear u \t week. i
NOTICE— \
The Fideiis Class of the Baptist
Sunday School will meet next Tues
day afiUr io' n at. 8:30 o’c lock at the
home of Mrs. J. F. Moon.
NOTICE— ]
Both the Comer Bank and Peoples
Bank will bo closed all day n *xt
Wednesday, June 3rd, on account
of Holiday.
Miss Ruth Wages of Athens is
the guest of Miss Kathleen Carithers
Mr. C. W. Gr'ffeth of Colbert
was in Comer to-day and set himself
up to anew Ford, purchased from
H. T. Branon Motor Cos.
Mrs. Fannie Power of Atlanta was
the week-end guest of Comer rela
tives. | -
Mrs. A. M. Wilkins is in Atlanta
for the graduating of her nephew,
Mr. Julian Hutcherson.
Mbs Merle Matthews tof A Deni
visited Misses llix.
Mrs. C. H. Barnes, Mrs. J. T.
Carithers Jr. and Mrs. A. C. Sop*
rolls were in Haitwell Friday for
the Club meeting.
MRS. GHOLSTON HONORED
Of interest to her many friends
here will be the honor bestowed up
on Mrs. J. W. Gholston at the
Eighth D> te iet Convention of Fed
erated Clubs at Hartwell last week.
Mrs. A. F. Brantley, state presi
dent, appointed Mrs. Gholston as
state chairman of the Division of
Health.
Mrs. Gholston is vice-president of
the District Federation, and is loved
by all not only for her splendid
work, but- for the sweet personality
that goes with her wonderful accom
plishments.
commencement exercises
The graduating exercises on.
Tuesday evening concluded the Com
mencement exercises of Comer High
School. Five evenings of exerc’ses,
and the s' lendld dermon on Sunday*
morning by Dr. Sledd- of Emoiy U
niversity made this commencement
season one enjoyed by large crowds,
son,.; of our p ole 'pronouncing it
the b< t in 'be history of iho school.
The graduates this year are:
Mi-sos Ellen GrifFcth, Evelyn
W 1 Sy’v. nev Hitchcock, Ida Merle
Gareth erg, ('live Jordan, Willie Lee
White; Messers Malcolm Rowe, Eld
ridge Graham, Lawrence Seymour,
H I gh G, a -s, Shelby Williford and
Lewis Evans.
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GHOLSTON BROTHERS