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/ THE NEWMAN HERALD. NEWNaN, GA., FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 Letter* of Administration. ^en^A^rltur^AylhraplIed to the rf'nurt of oVdlnary of said county for letters of administration on the estate if Tho*. H. Herring, deceased, all per sons concerned are required to show iause in said Court by thiMlrst Monday In September noxt. 1 why sa“* M granted, If any they can, why "said' application should not be wny ■ - This Aug. 1st, 1821. R. CAMP, Ordinary, J. A. Wotlce to Debtors nnd Creditors. , GEORGIA—Coweta County: All creditors of the estate of A. H. Arnold, late of Coweta county, Ga„ deceased are hereby are hereby notified to render in their demands to the under- 1 r s .. tn 1 n nr • nnd oil nan. slimed according to law; and all per sons indobted to said estate are re quired to make Immediate payment to Administrator. Letters of Guardianship. GEORGIA—Coweta County. Mrs. L. E. Moore having applied to the Court of Ordinary, of said county (or guardltlnshlp of the property of L. E Moore, a lunatic, all persons con cerned are repulred to show cauBe In said Court by the first Monday In Sep tember next, If any they can, why said annllcatton should not be granted, This Aug. 1st, 1821. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary., Letters of Administration. Local Happenings Told in Short Paragraphs. NEWS AND PER80NAL ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST TO OUR LOCAL READERS. ' Sow turnips. Buy at Boone’s and save. Get tho habit—smoke an “Elmrose. ” Suporior Court only seventeen days off. ’Phone 85 for quick baggage transfer. Mt. Zion camp-meeting begins today. hats and neckwear at New fall Boone’s. Born, Aug. 10, to Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Wright—a son. Born, Aug. 12, to Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Cranford—a son. a — Largest Btoek of floor coverings in Newnnn at Boone’s. picnic "GEORGIA—Coweta County: Loonev Shropshire having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said county, . ,, (or letters o( administration on tli6 The boll weevil is having a ■estate of Merrltls Chandler, deceased, these showery days, all persons concerned are required to c show cause in said Court by the first -R nrn Aim 1(1 to Mr nnd Mm R E, Monday In September next, If any they L, a P rn > Aug. iu, to mr, aim rais. n. x., , can, why said application Bhould not be Summers—a daughter, granted. This Aug, 1st, 1921. — — J. A. R, CAMP, Ordinary. | Mr. D. W. Boono and family are viBit- Letters of Administration. ing relatives in Quincey, Fla. ■ GEORGIA—Coweta County. W. L. Stallings having applied to the For Sale.—Desirable residence lot on 'K, °o f f °a»s y trSt f .o B n al o d n C t°h U e nt e y stI?^l Clark atreot ' ; Apply atfttiTj office. imrs?n8 r ioneerned e are 0 ?4qu| e red a tq d show Inspect our remnant counter; also ofir .cause in said Court by the first Monday 10c. counter. .Boone’s, in September next, if any they can, by Rev. P. C. Barkley, of Cairo, Gn., who did the preaching, Friday was ob served as "homecoming dny,’’ with din ner on the grounds. Three sermons were preached on this occasion, which brought | the meeting to a close. . The anniversary of the W. G.\ Post Blblo Class will bo observed at tho’Flrst Methodist church next Sunday with a sermon by Dr. Clins. L. Bnss, of At lanta, nnd other Interesting exercises. Dr. Bass has a wide reputation us a pulpit orator, and no doubt will bo Tho Get one and put it away for next sum mor. * Mrs. Lola Adams. . "~Z— . . . I greeted by a large congregation. Money to Loan on Farm Lands.—Am pubUc cor(Unll lnviteil prepared to make loans on farm lands at ' „— a reasonable rate of Interest. Loans There were ono hundred nnd ton np closed without delay. T. G. Farmer, jr. jplieants for license when tho recent _ , ' —° — , .. Iteaehers ’ exaininntion was hold, nliout D T . and Mrs. W. E, Brown left Thurs-1 tiventy of wham", applied- for renewals. day for a two-weeks visit to Duvonport, q,j 10 c > xnm ii m tldn pnpers‘cover more than Iojva, where they will attend the sixt 12,500 pages, anil bb soon as thoy can be annual Chiropractic Lyceum and reunion. I g 0 „ P ovor arid graded Superintendent After a visit of several days hero with will issue .licenses to those who his children, Messrs. Olmrles, Edward, ba '° 'not all requirements. Franklin mil Boy Barber, Mr. L. E. Bar- Notice to Public.—Owing to tho ber lias returned to his home in Heard f ac j t) m t Suporior Court will be in sosslou county. o the first week of September, tho noxt rag For Sale.—Five shares of stock in $}><>«»? oi tho County Cominlsaion Newnan Cotton Mills, and throe sliares 09 "'ll ho held on Wednesday, Aug. 31, of stock in McIntosh Mills. If' Intel" ™ 08 .® having business of any sort with osted name price. Address 0. S. E, care tbo board will take notice. By ordor Newnan Herald . | of tho board. Ono hundred nnd fifteen teachers are I THE COUNTY CLUB, employed to touch these Bohools—fiC for D|jrln(? the nlne mont hs of tho past whlto schools and 50 for the colbred term nfteon girls made their home at schools. I the County Club, five of theso remaining FIELD CROP SPECIALIST PRAISES Ieosro^ronrdVnsTl!.^"mr month!°The SANDERS PASTURE. Hirst month the cost was $14, but they. Mr. T. B. Sanders has rocoived n letter was a general decrease, the last month from Prof. Paul Tabor, field crop spo- being only $6.00. Much of this was paid clnlist of tho Stnto College of Agrlcul- with country prodhee brought from turo, praising highly tho fine pasture homo, for which market prices were nb which Mr. Sanders has built up on Ilia lowed. It Is the desire of tho club to, farm near Dodson undor tho direction still further roiluro living expenses, and : and with tho encouragement of Mr. J. in vlow of tho amount of canning done F. Jackson, agricultural agent of thu | this sonson the cost of board con bo Central of Georgia Ynilwny. Prof. Ta- easily cheapened. Foodstuffs of all bor was present nt tho pnsturo domon- kinds nro ehonper nlso. stration on tho Sanders farm a Bliort Possibly eight girls will return for, time ago, and expresses his pleasure and the coming school term. This will allow appreciation nt tho flno showing made, room for four moro; probably six can In' Ids lettor to Mr. Sanders ho says: bo accommodated. Any girl desiring to "Dear Mr. Snnders: I hnvo just fin- attend the city public .schools atid wlsh- islioil visiting tho pasture demonstrations ing to Btny nt tho County Cl\jb should along tho Central of' Georgia railway, writo or call and mnko arrangements as and wish to thank you for all you did early ns possible. T. G. Farinor, jr., Clerk. Miss Thornton, of Jacksonville, Fin., Gov. Hardwick lias expressed hlmBelf JB „ r , ns being well satisfied with tho work of * llaa Thornton, of Jacksonville, Fin. tho late Legislature. All wo have to say ehnrge of Mrs. Lola Adams is that the - Governor must be easily sat isfied. Nobody else is. to mnke tho meeting at your place a suc cess. We held ’ twonty-nino mootings, 1th an average attendance of .thirty-five farmers. Of all the ones wo stnrtod this yortr your pasture ranks first. I think you will continue to bo pleased with It, I particularly If you keep it well grazed. In itdmbors your meeting ranked second largest. I was very much surprised nt I having seventy-five, whoa I hnd forecast i^v thirty-five, 1 111 OfipioIllUllI IlpJvw. u any tiioy Wtillt | why said application Bhould not be granted. This Aug. 1st, 1921. J. A. R. CAMP. Ordlnavy. Modart” corsets ore better. That'i why wo sell them. Kereey & Prather. New work shoos for men and women I priced right. Boone’s. Letters of Dismission. -GEORGIA—Coweta County: B. C. McKoy, administrator on the -estate o( Mrs. Sarah A. Grimes,, deceas ed, having applied to the Court ol Or- , , dinary of eald county for letters of scales, dismission from his said truBt, all per- , „ „ , . „ _ sons concerned are required to show I Beautiful dresses for early fall. Bee -cause in said Court,by. the,first Monday (hem ~' - - °"— ' 1 * - ** - ■ *' ■’ can. For dSale—Five-ton Good condition. pitlcsa -Wagon Allen Bros. ' be in September'.'hext,' if. any. they why said application should not /granted. This, Aug. 1st, -1921. ■ J.JAV.R. .CAMP, - Ordinary. ' Letters of Dismission. 'GEORGIA—Coweta County: John James Wells, administrator on 'the estate of Paul Henry Wells, de ceased, having applied to the Court or Kersey & Prather Rural schools throughout the county will open the first Monday in September, The pesky mosquito is an ungrateful insect. It biteB the hand that feeds it. __ Mr. J. H. Byram, 2of Atlanta, spent Ordinary of said* county for letters of I Sunday with his mother, Mts. Wm. By dismission from his said trust, all per- ram sons concerned are required to show | cause in said Court by the Art Monday V cause in sai.a coun oy me lire mcinuay ■ .... TIr n ... , „ . .„„ in September next, if any they can. Mrs. W. B. Piliks and children are -why said application should not be I visiting the former’s parents at Logans- ■granted. This Aug. B, 1921. Iville Ga J. A. R. CAMP. Ordinary. ’ ua< Notice to Debtors nnd Creditors. Judge V. A. Littlejohn, of Americas, 'GEORGIA—Coweta County; spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs, All creditors of the -estate of Claude H. C. Sappe. •C. Clilbteath, late of said State and o tr pi^rm U „ n ct er New fall millinery noxt week. Miss name of CulurGRtli s Pharmacy^ are I« « j ;n » • 'hereby‘notified to render in their de- Mary Cranford will be in charge again mands against him individually, or this season. Boone’s. against Culbreath’s Pharmacy, to the —o mnderslgned according to law; and a)l For Rent.—Five-room surburban cot- persons indebted to said estate, or to . ■ , ... „„ „i,:i,i.„„ 'Culbreath’s Pharmacy, are required to parties with no small children, make Immediate payment, to me. This |’Phone 270J. August 1st,' 1921. MRS. LETA A. CULBREATH, Admr. P. O. Ad-dress—Palmetto,. Ga. work-room tho coming season. For sev eral seasons pttBt Miss Thornton had charge of Newnan’s Place in Jacksou- MIbb Emngene Daniel, of Turin, who ville, and wo.consider ourselves fortu- graduated from Bossie Tift College last unto in securing her services for the la Bummer, has gone to Butler, Tenn., and dies of Nownan. will teach piano the ooming year in Wan-1 ‘ 1 The Shop of Quality. ’ ’ tnge College, nt that place. ° . n ■ Touchers chosen by the trustees of A fool writer on "Health Hints’’says stnrr District School for tho coming the best way to avoid discomfort from yonr aro as follows: Prof. J. C. Sowoll, the summer heat is to forgot It. Some principal; Mrs. J. C. Sowell, high school people try to escape thoir debts that department; Miss Kate Branan and way, but seldom get away with it, |Mlss Maude Beqknm, grammar grades; n I. a „s m |Mrs. L. E. Wood, primary dopartmoat. , ? f Tan jP a > F a,> T”! 8 [All were highly rooommended, and tho hole the first of the week on a visit!. . th f acu ltv a Btromr to his brothor, Mr. G. R. Black. Thoy I “ UBt0C9 consUler tl10 Mculty a 9trong went up to LaFayette, Ga., Tuesday for/ ' a short visit to their sister, Mrs. Lump-,. _ . , kin, ,. Troup county’s tax-rate for 1921 is o I $17.50, on the' thousand. In addition to Rev. B. E. Hardaway, of Columbia, S. lthe above, special taxos for school pur- C., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. poses are levied in six districts. In Atkinson the first of tho week, leaving several other districts that haven’t in Tuesday night for a visit to his parents, dependent school systems a tax of $2 Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Hardaway, at Thorn- on tho thousand 1b levlod, which is In asvllle, N. C. addition to the gonernl tax of $17.50 for , „ r°—: . , , county purposes. Thus the taxpayers of All persons owning lots in Son^jtvlow 0U1 . 8istor colm ty will pay this yenr cemetery, Moreland, aro requested to on t | 10 thousand for county and clean them off by Sept. 1, removing all 8chool p Ur p 08 ea, to which must bo added 4snnli J ....1.... .ID T I _ * ‘ A . .. . > 1 DEATH CLAIMS ANOTHER CITIZEN. Death clnimod another good citizen Prompt attention given all ordors. when Mr. G, W. St. John pnssed nwny on Newnnn Button & Pleating WorkB. Friday morning last, nnd the siuL^jvetit hns caused general sorrow in tho com munity. For oighteen yonrs he had been 5-rnom liouso, corner lot; rontB for lots, Fair close in. Notice of Discharge In Bankruptcy. In the District Court of the United States, (or the Northern District of Georgia No. 7087. In Bankruptcy. In re H.F. Smith, Bankrupt.- A petition for discharge having been •filed in conformity with law by above •named bankrupt,(and the Court hav Mr. and Mvb. Edward A. Morgan, of | Augusta, are-guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jt. C. Morgan this week. Mrs. J. Carl Branan and little son, Jack, of Atlanta, are visiting Mrs. 11, 0. Morgan this week. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Shearouse, of Sav annali, are spending the week with Mir, named Dankrupt,f ana tne uourt nav- i , -I T 1ng ordered that the hearing upon sa|d | antl Mia - *<• Loy Wiliams, petition be had on Sept. 3, 1921, at FOR SALE. ML „!■■■■ liouso, corner lot; actively idontlflod with tho commercial I $35. Price $3,600. and civic life of Nownan, nnd Ills Intog- 5-room liouso and four rtty and stralghtforwnrdiiOBH la business I stroet. Price $4,500. denlings ns woll as la Ills personal Inti- 8-room house, cornor lot, nmoles won tho confidence nnd regard of Bnrgnin nt the price, everyone. A good man nnd useful citl-1 6-room house and lot, Templo avenue, sen ho was. nnd no hlghor encomium Bargain. could be pnid any man. I fl-room house nnd lot, LnGrango street. 'Mr. St. John emmo to Newnnn from Price $2,000. Heard county, where ho wns born and I 0-room liouso, Onvendor street; rents grow to manhood. In 1003 ho entered I for $20. Price $2,000. businoss In partnership with Messrs. R. I 8-room house nnd 10 ncrcs land, Green- J. Burnett nnd J. T. Brooks, tho stylo villo stjroet. of the firm being Barnott-St. John Co., FOR RENT, nnd remained a member until his death. | ^. T00m hou8e nn ,i i 0 t, Temple avenue. trash and surplus dirt. By order of J. t ] ie gtnto tax of $? on the thousand, Mr. St. John wns 55 years of nge, anl1 1 i/ oona *ho hni r flpnn find Sweet A, Hutchmson and H. M. Camp, ccmete- , nn ki ng a total of ^4.50. is survived by Ills wife and one son, | n6ep8 WB (lairUlWII UHU OWVVi. ry committee. ,, „ . r 0 '-- I Tho traffic in liquor lms bocomo such a Mr. 8. A. Chandler, asswtant manager oryin cvil in Troup connt y that, tho of the 1< aimers Wardhouse for the past g rflll( j -jury at its recent session felt it two years, has boon promoted to the L c | u t y • to make tho following prosent- mt^ingorship, succeeding Mr. J. H. Sum- mant . << Somo pe0 pie, both white and mers in that position, who tendered his color0(1 aecm to i, av0 ] 08t sight of law resignation on Aug. L • ami order in their efforts to dofoat tho At the meeting of tho Grand Council, P™MW«on Act by the unidwM sale Jr. O. U. A. M„ in Savannah last week of 1 >. uor ' ™ w . oold Mr. John W. Kersey was appointed on “ ^ tho law committed, .and Mr. W. Mi to cast thoir bnllots for officers who will nforco the law, as thiB iB one way by Haynie was also honored by appointment 1 ,.°T C , as Dernitv State WerJos | which wo can hope to bring to justice offenders of law and order. Mr. W. M. Keith, a well-known citizen of Sonola, died Wednesday night at the as Deputy State Warden. O Mattresses Renovated.—Wo are horo for 30 days renovating mattresses of all kinds. Work called, for and delivered same day. Satisfaction guaranteed. ^ I Newnan Sanitarium. Ho was brought to intorestod address Southern Mattress J' 16 Hamtanum i , ? bo V t ton days f. K ° Co., 10 Perry street, Newnan. ten o’clock a. m. at the United States "District Court-room, In the city of At lanta, Georgia, notice is hereby given to all creditors and other persons in interesting to appear at said time and plane and.show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of -the bankrupt for •discharge shoutd -not be granted. O. C. FULLER, Clerk. Judge Hutchinson has called a special term of Campbell Superior Court for tho fourth Monday in October. Mrs. Lela.Adams left Wednesday for New York, where she will spend ten days purchasing fall millinery. \ “ SHERIFF’S SALE FOR SEPTEMBER. 'GEORGIA—Coweta County XKT 111 Vv n r. rt I ,1 V, P r, ,, , ■> IV, n ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant, of New- _ nan, (fame last week on a visit to rola- Will be sold before* the* court-house I tives here.—Cedartown Standard: door In Newnan, said county, between o /- the legal hours of sale, on the first Prof. W. L. Strieker returned home Tucsd&y in September.- 1931. to tibe I Siiiwlnv oftei* a month^s visit to rela* highest and best bidder the following | f" aday - rflt™ described property, to-wlt: A certain i triangular piece of prop erty situate in the city of Newnan, tivos in Mississippi and -Louisiana. Men—You can buy your new fall “Uit No ld 73 ta w m n0 "' with a guaranteed price. We’ll fit ho. 73 W. Washington street-in a - al . d | you — t i, a t : H sure. Kersey & Prather. Wanted |house for to Rent.—Six or eight-room one year; pay rent in ad- A. Mnhonc. city of Newnan, and bounded as fol lows: On the north by Central of Georgia railway, on the east and south by said W. Washington street, and on lllullnD the west by place of Ed Patterson. I'ion (formerly known as the "Joe Boyd place, |tance. Phone 190. but more commonly known as the old „ „ . , ” . „ „„„„ Jordan Field place.) Levied on as the . For Sale at a Bargain.—Ono 1920 property of Ed Long and Charlie Long Buick car.' Fine condition; good tireB; to Hatisfy a fl. fa. Issued from the City It, [t, "Court of Newnan in favor of I, N. Orr | newly painted. ^ D. W, Boone. ^ Congress will rocess next Wednesday, This Aug. 9, 1921. | a nd Congressman Wright nnd wife are Co. vs. the said Ed "Long and Charlie Long. Defendants In fl. fa. notified in terms of the law. Prs. fee, $7.52. J. D. BREWSTER. Sheriff. PETITION FOR RENEWAL OF CHARTER. -GEORGIA—Coweta County. To the Superior Court of said county: The petition . - pany shows— 1. That .it is a corporation of said ■county. 2. That it was'incorporated by On or- aer and Judgment Of this honorable :f° art °n the 3d 'day of September, i 8 ?!’ as appears from'the minutes of | expected home by the end^of the week. For Rent.—Desirable furnished room; best neighborhood; every convenience, Apply P. N. E., P. O. box 574, Newnan. Mr. J. T. Cash, of the Fourth dis trict, brought three waternplons to town Tuesday whose combined weight was 130 pounds. Notice to Our Customers.—Although we dislike to do so, we are compelled to by. Dr. W. A. Turner, who hail charge of elmngo our business to a dash basis for the case after the patient reached Now- all machinery repairs, effective Sept, l. jnnp. Mr. Keith waa 55 years of ago We will continue to sell farm machinery and is survived by'his widow and threo on terms. Powell & Keith. children—Miss Mary Frances Keith mid — o Messrs. Albert C. and Harry Keith. T he A hopeful sign of reviving industry .body was turned ovor to tho J. W. in the local field is found in the fact Owens Co., undertakers, nnd will be that during the .past, week the R. D. taken to Sonoia todny-for the funeral Cole Mfg. Co. shipped’steel towers and and interment. Decensed was a son of tanks to four-different States—New Jer- Mr. A. M. Keith, of this city. sey, Arkansas, North Carolina and South o Carolina. Just before the Legislature adjourned o- last week a joint committee of the Sen- A man stays away from church be- ate and House was appointed to go. over cause ‘,‘it’s too hot; ’’ yet the snme chap the whole question of taxation anil report will chase a golf ball, ovor the links for at the next session of the General AsBem hours at a time .in the hot sun and call bly. Income tax, ad valorem tax, inhor it "recreation.’’ |itance tax, excise tax, tax equalization . , , I find all related subjects, will be gone G-npsfH Mrs M “'"P 1 ™ 0 ' 1 bcr into thoroughly by the committee with and Miss M ' i? yd ? : ? lon,la ’ a view to devising a tax system that will A n M w;n, S i U 4 rna l v of Birmingham,.L naWe the statE to ( , opo w Rh the prob Fm,'qtrrPi„n 4 W1 i mm i" g Pa 1 ty - at of raising revenue in sufficient terwnrds n wnt!^i n f Bday " 1 . ortnn 0' -^' amount from year to year to satisfy tho loved nt cutting was en- constantly Increasing demands upon the joyed at Mrs. Queue's home. Treasury; It was a high compliment to The Alamo Theatre has inaugurated ? 0 "' , B - T. Thompson that he should a Saturday morning show for children, I havo been choson aa one of tlle Hou s° which begins at 10 a. m. and runs through about two and one-half hours, Sunshine and showers have been alter- ■said’Court,’’Book ‘Gj'page*158.**to* Which Inating bo swiftly and frequently the past JnavX • Judsmcut Petitioner asks f e w days it isn’t safe to leave home with- i. -« t0 r efer and exhibit-to-the Court „ 1lt „ n as °Hen as may be necessary. out an umbrella. ?: That petitioner was incorporated « n r n m j under said Judgment for a period of Mr. and Mra. E. L. Belflower and sons, rl'rfiU. y , year a- with the privilege of Bruce and'Wayne, of Houston, Texas, i 8 m2 1 . at . the expiration thereof. xfr »nd Mrs W R Coats That the charter granted to petl- are T vlalUng M . r ' ana Mrs> w - "• uoat9 ’ Goner will-expire “on September 2, 1921. on Jefferson street. -till* hat. at a meeting of the stock- "?‘“ e ; ra of petitioner, held at the com- There will be a special meeting of the 192La ?esotati?nwlsadn^a°ns soYj B. Y. P. U. at the First Baptist church ® at ered on the nfinJtes Pt authorizing uext Suiiday night at 7:30 o’clock. Sub- of directors to take such ject,,"Sanctification, ’ i ®P® as may be required by law to , o- twenty .L2 r a _,Pe r *°d of Fifteen hundred pairs ladies’ good renewal: y and the^boartfot Erectors, at hose—black, white, gray and Palm Beach iq? 1 n eet, I 1 sr held on the 29th aay of July, —values up to 25c. Special sale at 10c. S,e»d d oS __o B00ne ’ 9 - SSy4s^^® t, W»«y8f al “* re f pei e *l°°Sr ° alda " d Ledge, No. 69, K. of P., Charter as ln-subh cases -maRe and will meet Monday night at 8. Work in ^ prays thatl™^,' a „ ter Publication as required by law, I mfiuesteu. an order and judgment of this Court r e Ftanted renewing its rank of Esquire. A full attendance is Sanford Hubbard, C. C. ’ - .™ = ^rng its charter for a| So far as we are'concerned, summer is Sen'A < Ir,I!£- t ), ve , t i, t; Z ye fi. r . 3 f , rom after I over. We have nothing but the new r<.n„ with.the-privilege of | ( ,, 1 rlv fall carmen ts. Come see them. —. .SS.| n.vM bu6*PTr _ enewal at the expiration thereof. W. S. ASKEW COMPANY, By Eugene Askew, President. Filed in office this August 1, 1921. L. TURNER. Clerk S. C.. C. C. | early fall garments. Come see them. Kersey & Prather. Hudson 5-pasenger touring ear, newly I painted, new top, new tir^p, guaranteed in | first-class condition, at a bargain. R. B. Askew. •GEORGIA—Coweta County. On,. , i Turner, Clerk of the Superior •certlfv 18a i. d count y' a ° hereby I Men—Oor taUor is here today, (Fri certiry that the above and foregoing . ^ J ‘ fn a true and correct copy or petition May,) and will be here tomorrow, (Satur- 4?I,-£ en ew a l of charter of "W. S. AS- day.) Come in and see him. hi my as appeara of flle I Kersey & Prather. ■eS". 6 ,',® my hand and the seal of said I „:ii:„„„ Lourt this the 1st day of August. 1921.1 Closing out all summei millinery— L. TURNER. Clerk S. C., C. C. |$7.50 hats, choice $1; $15 hats, $2J30. the purpose of having an operation for gallstone, but owing to his weakened condition tins would not bo attempted members for n place on this important ifi< u o _ u u committee. The only mistake Speakor at "which" a" "special'affiissljf^price “of l? eiU t m , ade wn ? in not naming hini for 10c. for children is made. Adult admis-l the ® haI ™ a " 8hl P- GOOD Mrs. W. C. McBrlilo, Pres’t, 14 Robinson street. Solf-govornmont menus self-support. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS RATES—Ono cent a word for each In sertion. Minimum charge, 10 cents. ' TERMS—Gash In advance. Hemstitching, Pleating, Buttons.— Tho firm liuilt tip a fine trade, and hns 1 ranked high evor slnco in tho commercial I world. Much of this success wns due to I the native ability and helpful influence I of tho now silent nnrtnor of tho firm; and, save tho members of his family, nono will misH him more keenly or mourn him moro sincerely tlinn will his Into | associates in business. 5-room house nnd lot, Clark street. 8-room liouso and lot, Snlbide avenue. J. H. McKOY & SON. / — FOR SALE BY — LEE-KING DRUG CO. CORN COLLODIAN Removes corns, bunions, and callouses without pain or soreness. Manufactured, guaranteed and sold by LEE-KING DRUG CO. Newnan, Ga. sions will be 15c. for this show. On Friday evening last, at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Hendon, occurred Col. Sam W. Wilkes, industrial agent i, - ... . . of the Georgia railroad, was in the city S“ , £F la « e ^ M^Wditon Wood and for a few hours Monday. ' Col. Wilkes Brook, Rev. S. G. Woodall was for several years traveling freight P er f°™ w K tho ceremtay in a very lm- agent of the Atlanta and West Point P r f 9a * vo manner. Only a few close road, and has hosts of friends in New- frl0nda of th « contracting parties were nan, who are always glim to see him El e9ent to , wltneaa tho happy affair. The bride is a young woman of many The speakers at the County Farm Bu- charms. She was reared in Newnan, but reau barbecue, which will be an enjoyable I'®“me to LaGrange a few months ago, affair taking place at Raymond on Tues- ainca which time she has won many day, Augi 30, will . be Mr. P. H. Sanders, I friends. Mr. Brook haB been connected manager of the State Farm Bureau Ex-- w ‘th J. B.- paramore in the jewelry bus- change, and Mrs. M. E. Judd, vice-1 ’ 1108 " for some time. Ho is a man of un- ’chairman of the State Farm Bureau. usual business ability, and his dignified _ «»- - bearing and affable manner impresed all Bargains in Farm Machinery and with whom lie has come in contact. The Wagons. Wo have several one and two- bride and groom loft immediately after house wagons to close out for less money the ceremony for a Bhort bridal trip, than we could rcplaee them today. Also, Mr. and Mra. Brook will be at home with a few Thomas Crown mowers and rakes Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Woodward.—La ta sell cheap. Terms. Grange Graphic. H. C. Glover Auto Co. | o Not,Vo (n m r, , „ During the past school year one hun- 3910 ren,bres " ! ,1! ;r' r r e Codo ,? f drdd ami fifty pupils from tho rural dis- d guardians within Uricts attended the Newnan public Z l ZTuo^ln P J P „l intm / nt ’ r 1 by P 0019 ’ of whom graduated, and thLeaftar to °f each yoar I quite as many wiil . probably bo enrolled narv ” This is tho l-fn—™ 8 °. rdl ‘ when the fall tenn opens. The tuition and euardiiiTiH niiiif 8 dSISS 6 ^ P u P iIs the g™doB designated below and guardians mast comply with it. ig ^ a f d 0 ut of the school fund, as fol- J. A. R, Camp, Ordinary. ] 0W8; Pupils living in a one-teacher Mr. C. B. Grimes, of Fort Valley ach ° o1 district; pupils above the eighth who spent last week with relatives in « r . ade li,/ia K in a two-teacher school dis- the Fourth district, gave The Herald a trlct; pupiIa above the nlnth grade . pleasant call Friday. He is located in Ing in a three or four-teacher school dis- the heart "of the fruit belt^-in fact, is * rlct : pu P ila above the tenth 8 rad .f “V* himself the owner of an extensive orchard ia a fiv « or six-teacher school (Ub- —and said the peach-growers of that sec- Tuition of high school pupils tlon had had a very successful season. frona rural Uricts as designated above n will be paid on a pro rata basis to put Hev. J. T. Harris has just closed a I them on an equality with city pupils, successful revival meeting at Bethlehem I There are 70 rural schools in the county Baptist church, in which be was assisted I—34 for whites and 42 for negroes. by Jaraos. His only other near relatives are Ills father, Mr. O. N. St. John, and a sister, Mrs. ,T. T. Brooks—both of this city. The funeral took place Saturday morning nt 10 o’clock, from tho resi dence on Greenville stroet. Services wore conducted by ills imstor, Dr. Rcmbort G. Smith, and tlio interment, was at Oak Hill, Tho nnllbonrors wore Messrs. John'] Couch, Paul Smith, T. M. Goodrum, Gar land Jones, H. H. North, G. S. Dardon, A. W. Powors and Dr, Z, Greene,^ OPEN AIR MEETING IN FULL ' SWING. Great Crowds Hear Strong Sermons— Unusual Prayer and Fellow ship Movement. Tho annual open-air mooting of tho Presbyterian church wnB started Sunday by the pastor, Rev. J. E. Hannah, as sisted by Rev, Trigg A. M. Thomas, the noted ovangollst from Kansas City, Mo., is now in full swing. Preaching services uro hold In the tabernacle every evening (except Sunday) nt 7.30 o’clock-, with groat throngs attending. Tho good sing ing and the strong preaching by Dr. Thomas continues ttf draw and interest tho people. Tho fellowship mooting espe cially'for men, to which all are /invited, nt 11 n. m. each wonk day in front of tho court-houso, when Dr> Thomas preaches a brief but Htrong and inter-, esting sermon, is well attended and do ing much good. Tho ■ women of tho church nnd City havo boon organized Into a grent prayer movement, nnd are meet ing in different homes for half an hour of prayer oacli morning (except Satur day nnd Sunday) at 0 o’clock. The boys and girls nnd young people have boon organized into Win-Ono-Clubs' for special work during tho revival, and meet the evangelist each evoning in the church at 7:15 for a few ininutos off con feronce nnd prayer. Tho men of the church gather irt the session-room of tho church for n sonson of prayer juBt be fore each service. The young people also meet in the chiirch each day at 9:30 n m. for prayer and song practlco. Tonight Dr. Thomas will preach his sermon on "Backsliders,’’ and all church mombors as woll as non-church members should hear him. The only service scheduled for Saturday is the big meet ing in front of the court-house at 4 p. m., to which all aro Invited. Dr. Thomas will preach on "The A. B. O. of Roll gion.’’ In addition to the regular Sun day morning and evening services, a great mass meeting will be held at the tabernacle for women only nt 4 p. m., when Dr. Thomas will preach on "Con secration and Christian Service,'’ and -all women and girls are most cordially invited. Tho sermon subjects for Sun day morning and evening are "Justifl cation by Faith’’ and "Tho Pre-omi nonce of Christ.” Other sermon sub jects will be as follows: Monday night, Is There a Hell?” Tuesdny night, Straight Talk on Forbidden Sub jects; ” Wednesday night, "OlfRtime l\VE HAVE FOR Repentance;” Thursday night, "The Fellow Who Got Married, and Other Excuses. ’ ’ Special subjects of sermons to bo preached in front of the court house will be announced at the different services each day, Everybody cordially invited to attend the services and unite in the work for Christ, the church, and a better Newnan A dressmaker may not have a grace-1*-. _ . i r it i ■ j. ful form, but she knows how to make |Loncr?te work Ot all Kinds, up for it. ORCHARD BRAND Calcium Arsenate Will Save Your COTTON Stock On Hand For IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WRITE OR CALL T*. B. McRITCHIE & 60. NEWNAN, GA. INSTALL A SANITARY WELL CURB. —Permanent —No repairs < —No replacement —Fits any well. See us for prices. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Concrete Water Troughs Concrete Flower Boxes Concrete Well Piping. All things that are supposed to cornel to him "who waits are subject to change I without notice. Fortunate is the man whose conscience | is a guide rather than a goad. Laws do not make reforms. Reforms make laws. Concrete Burial Vaults. Concrete Fence Posts. Let us give you estimates. C. M. AMIS Newnan, Ga. Phone 540