The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1915-1947, July 30, 1920, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextSECOND SECTION The Newnan herald hewn AN HERALD j Consolidated with Cowutn Advertiser September, 1886. I ,ri Established 1866. tConsolidated with Newnan News January, 1918. 1 NEWNAN, GA., FRIDAY, JULY 30. 1920. Vol. 55—No. 44 OPR W IVES AND DAUGHTERS^, Write for the booklet “Our Wives and Daughters.” Full of information every women should have; including voluntary testi mony and advice from women in all walks of life who know by experience what Stella Vitae will do for women. Stella Vitae is the famous pre scription of an old family phy sician, successfully used in a long, life-time practice, Sold under agreement that if the first bottle fails to benefit money will be refunded. Ask your druggist. k THACHER MEDICINE CO., Mrt. D. S. Hamilton, of Milner, Ga.,Route 1,writes: “Itgives me pleasure to testify to the benefit which both my daughter and myself have derived from the UBe of STELLA VITAE. For some time the doctors ot onr neighborhood had treated my daughter without success. One bottle of STELLA VITAE in three weeks’ time completely cured her. My own health has been restored by STELLA VITAE; and no dootor has been called upon to treat any mem ber of my family since I began using Dr. Thaoher’s Reme dies.” Chattaaooai, Ten*., U. 3. A. STELLA-VIT/E woman's relief mother's cordial SUMMER VACATION TRIPS VIA ATLANTA & WEST POINT R. R. Attractive round-trip fares to Baltimore, Phila delphia, New York and points East via steamer. Attractive round-trip fares to San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Denver and points West.' Choice of going via one route and returning another. Attractive round-trip fares to resorts in Ala bama, Florida; Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. For detailed information and rates apply to J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. j. e. McClure, Ticket Agent. TURIN. Friends of Rev, J. 0. Cninp will re gret to lenrn of the death of Ms wife, which occurred a few dnys ago at their home in the For West. She will be ro- memberccl hero ns the daughter of the late Milos Jones. Mrs. Win. Gay. of Sharpsburg, n sistor of deceased, is the. only member of the original Jones family now living. Mrs. Camp was a splendid woman, a thorough Christian, and loved by all who know her. We wero called to Whitewater chinch on Tuesday of last weok to conduct the funeral of Mr. Jas. Nations, an old rcBi- dont of that community, his death occur ring In the 91st year of his age. He was ono of Fayotte’s best citizens, a Con' federate Veteran, and a devout member of the Baptist church. Going through Whitewater cemetory we noted tho rest ing place of n number of people at whose funerals we officiated over fifty yeurs ago. We have baptized and buried many dear friends during the long span of years allotted to us, but our race is nearly run, and the time drawetli nigh when the “scenes that know ns now will know us no more forever.” Mrs. Alice Jonos eiitortainod at nn elegant luncheon oil Tuesday last iti honor of Mrs. Aull, of South Carolina! This fine old colonial homo, so well adapt ed fqr entertnining, nover appeared more nttractlye or inviting than upon this oc casion. Beautiful flowers adorned every nook and corner. Mrs. Jones was as sisted ill entertnining by lior two charm ing daughters, Mrs. J. 0. Owen, of Griffin, and' Miss Norma Jones. A' tempting three-course luncheon was sorved. The guests included Mrs. Aull, Mrs. J. B. Shell, jr„ Mrs. R. W. Adamson, Mrs. R. T. Moses, Mrs. L. T. Moses, Mrs. J. B. Shell, sr., Miss Iula Page, Miss Nora Paigo and Miss Rebio Reeso, of Turin, and Mrs. Leo Hand, Mrs, Blanclio Moses and Mrs. V. B. Ingram, jr., of Sonoia. After the luncheon the entire party mo tored to Newnan and “took in” the movies, thus ending a delightful day. Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, of Cornelia, is on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Shell, jr. Miss Mary Shell has returned from a delightful visit to the mountains of North Georgia. The many friends of Mrs JS. 0. Linch and Miss Frances Gray regrot to them leave for their new home at Lako Charles, La. Their going away is a loss to tho community, but the beBt wishes of everyone follow them. Interesting revival services aro ill prog ress at the Methodist church here this week. Dr. Rembert G. Smith, of New- nan, is doing the preaching. July 27th. ‘ ‘ So would I, ” said the girl who still ask me to sew the buttons on his shirt, ’ ’ said the girl who believed in woman’s independence and all that sort of thing. “So would I,” said the girl who still had hopes... WELCOME. Ruv, W, E .Fuller filled IiIb appoint ments at Providence church Saturday and Sunday. Several from our community attended tho general meeting nt Franklin Friday. Mrs. 1. T. Mattox and daughter, Edna, and little Miss Elizabeth Carmicnl, of Hampton, who have been spending the pnst week with Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Boono, loft Monday for their respective homos. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, of Ho- gansvillo, spout Sunday with Mrs. Janio Hodnott and daughters. Mr. nml Mrs. J. C. Newman, of Now- nan, and Mrs, .1. D, Newman, of At lanta, worshiped nt Providence church Sunday, and wero dinner guests of Mr. olid Mrs. R. L. Pitman. Mr. mid Mrs. 0. F. Wood nnd daugh ter, Virginia, spent Saturday in Atlanta, Oapt. W. B. Sharp, of Shnrpsburg, spout tho wook-end with Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Witcher. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Smith, of Hogans- villo, and MIbs Ida Hodnott motored to Newnan Sunday afternoon to bring Miss Willlo Love to her boarding place here. Misses [Catherine Hodnott and Marie Lou Dial spout Sunday with Miss 'Nina Tompkins Mr, nnd Mrs. J. E, Boono nnd their guosts, Mrs. I T, Mattox, Edna Mattox and -Elizabeth Carmicnl, spont Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. O, R, Sims, nt IIognnB- ville. - Mi. nml Mrs. J. A, Johnson and baby, of Carrollton, aro visiting Mr, and Mrs. J, C. McKoy. Mrs. W. Y. Atkinson, of Newnan, visit ed our school Friday afternoon and talked very interestingly to tho children, Strange to say, Mrs. AtkiiiBon, who lives only 7 miles away, did not know wo lmd such a fine school. Now, wo want moro peoplo who arc interested in higlior ed ucation to visit us. Superintendent Starr and tho Board of Education are doing a great work for tho rural schools of Coweta, nnd with tho rapid strides wo arc now making in a few years our pupils will vio with high-school students any where. Wo are proud of our trustooH, our faculty, nnd our student body. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thigpen aro visiting relatives in Alabama tills weok. Studios in the B. Y. P. IT. manual have boor, postponed until after pr, trad ed meeting. July 27th. o t Fundamental rules of buBinosB aro so simple that a fool can’t loarn them, and so hard that a lazy man won’t, o Take Burden Off Daddy. According to Chinese custom the wife’s family Is to provide a certain amount of baby clothes, shoes and caps for the first-born. Rich fam ilies usually supply everything for the child! for five or ten years. The wife will be looked down upor. by her hus band's people If her own family can not furnish plenty of clothes. SHARPSBURG. Mrs. Preston Epps and baby, of At lanta, spent sovornl days last wook with Mrs. Mattie Ingram, Miss Mary Fox North has returned from a two-weeks’ visit to friends in Oodnrtown, Mr. Herman Lnvo, of Griffin, spoilt Tuesday night with Mr. L. E. Wood, Mr. J. R, Ingram and Mrs. Kate Gorily spent Friday and Saturday in Bnrues- vlllc, Misses Euln Carpenter nnd Kathorino Pnssolt, of Nownntl, are spending tho wook with Miss Ednn Harris. Miss Cecil Colo spoilt last, wdok la At lanta, tho guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. L, Glass. Mrs. Will Prnthor, of Nownnn, spont Friday with Mrs. Roxlo Bridges. Misses Louiso Bridges, Bitha McLean, Eliznboth Smith, Christine Wood, Mary Bridgos nnd Sara Smith aro attending a house party nt Bnrnosvlfio, tho guosts of Miss Martha Butlor. Llttlo Miss Nan GIiisb, of Atlanta, Is spending tho siunmor with lior mint, Mrs. R. Colo. Miss Robocon Ingram is sponding boiuo time In Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. W. C. Latimer nnd baby, of Newnan, spont Sunday with Mrs. F. B, Vineyard. Mr. and Mrs, Walkin' Horne, of Now- linn, spont Sunday with Mr, nnd Mi's. Jim Spratlilig. Mr. Onrl Spratlilig Is sponding tho weok at Gay. July 27th. o BETHEL, Mrs. Fonrl Harrison,’and children, of Orchard Hill, aro visiting rolntlvos here this weok, Mr. nnd Mrs. ,T. Z. McCollough, of Sapulkn, Okln., visited tho former’s sis ter, Mrs. ,T. W, Byrom, recently. Mr. L. 0. Bnlloy, Mr. and Mrs, ,T. F, Bailey and Mr, nnd Mrs. W. A. Bniloy spent the week-end with relatives In Car- roll county. Mrs. W. E. Hardin and dnuglltor, Lu- cile, visited Mrs. T. W. Cook, iu Seiioin, tho pnst wook, MIsh Myrtlo Moses, from near Waco, is visiting friends lioro this wook. Mr. Albert Crawford visited his mother at Belt BrnkoB tho past neck. Miss Kathorino WntHon 1h visiting relatives near White Oak. Mrs. Cliff Noill, of Carrollton,' visited friends here Sunday. MIhs Bossio Brittain spoilt tho week end with her pnronts in Newnan, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Nixon, of Ni'cnn Grovo, spent Sunday afternoon with friends hero. Mr. and Mrs. Jonos Entrokin, of Tal lapoosa. visited rolatlvoB hero recently. Mr. Topi Wilson mid'ion, Raymond attended tho singing n't Mt. Zion Sunday. Mr Ray Stownrt spont tho wook-end with f 'lends in Carroll county. July 27th. HOMEWOOD. Mr. and Mrs. Josbo Grimes. visited rolntlvos at Handy Sunday afternoon. Miss Mnrie Forbus Is visiting hor nloeo, Mrs G. C. Newman, at Cornor Branch. Mr. Rtissoll Worthuni, of Atlanta, Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs, Georgia Payton, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Bilbo, of Wel come, were guosts of Missus Jonnle and Lizzie Liieklo Sunday. Mrs. Jesse Grimes was In Newnan Friday shopping, Mr. and Mrs, J. K. Hnrdogroo, Mr. Charlie Hnrdogroo nnd Miss Alico Hardo- groo, of Midway, vlsitod Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Story Sunday. Mr, mid Mrs. .Timtnlo Story wero week end guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. John A Bonvors, nt Mt. Carmel. July ?7th. o It’s n cinch that the merchant who files his recoipts and lottors ima hall keg docsn’t ndvortlso. Dandruff was killing my hair* 3 A fewappUcotlonnofWlldroot loosened S and removed quantities of dandruff— = theitchlngotoppcd. Today It la thicker = and more beautiful than ever.” iVIldroofc = wffiggfa&dl S treatment. am poo or Wild root 3 iiuml = THE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC = — —■ 1———— m 5 For aalo hen under a | 3 money-hack guarantee 5 COWETA DRUG & BOOK CO. Mill,II, FOR DIVORCE. GEORGIA—Coweta County: Llbol for Divorce, In Cowota Superior Court, September torm, 1020. Cliff Stovorson vs. Ida Stoverson. To tho defendant, Ida Stovorson: You aro horoby required, In porson or by attorney, to bo and appear at tho noxt term of tho Superior Court, to be hold In and for said oounty. on tho flrBt Monday In Soptombor, 1920, then arid there to answer tho plaintiff In an no tion for a total divorce; as In default thereof the Court will proceed thereon as to Justtdo may appertain. Witness the Ilonorablo J. R. Torrell, Judge of said Court, this tho 28th day of Juno, 1020.. L. TURNER, Olerk. W. L, Stallings, Plaintiff’s Attorney, DOVE SEASON AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 1 ,4 Huntsmen all over the country are making big plans for the dove season, and we don’t intend for them to be disappointed in Coweta county, so far as being able to get the right kind of shells is concerned. is the shell _ Our ^tock con^ts of about 100,000 Shells, in all gauges and loads. f We are prepared to sell you the Shell you like best, and we are in po- C7TI sition to make straight wholesale prices in case lots of 500. As proof of this statement, look over the prices lifted here— 12-Gauge Winchester Repeating Shells DRACHMS * OUNCES SIZE 16-Gauge Winchester Repeating Shells 20-Gauge Winchester Repeating Shells DRACHMS OUNCES SIZE POWDER SHOT SHOT 3 1 1 to 10 DRACHMS POWDER OUNCES SIZE SHOT SHOT POWDER SHOT SHOT 21 7 a v 6 to 10 $39.96 per 1,000 21 1 5 to 10 $38.45 Per thousand , t DRACHMS OUNCES SIZE POWDER SHOT SHOT 3 11-8 1 to 10 $37.00 $41.47 per 1,000 - ' Per thousand Let us supply your needs in this line. Johnson Hardware Co. T h e WWCHESTBR Store PHONE 81 NEWNAN. <3A,

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The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1915-1947, July 30, 1920, Image 1