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THE NEWNAN HERALD. NEWNAN, GA. f FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921
County News Items
Interesting facts Gathered During tho Week by Our
Regular Correspondents.
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LUTHERVILLE.
Mrs. O, F. Allen, Mias Agnes Alien
nml Miss lone ' Hopkins, of Atlanta;
Mrs. T. ,1. Williams and son, Thomas, of
Nownnn; Mrs. A. B, Camp and daugh
ter, Colima, of foreland, and Miss Susie
Mao Spratlin, of St. Charles, have been
the guests for tho past week of Mr. uml
Mi-s. Ernest Hopkins.
Mrs. Chas. F. Vickers, of Quincoy,
Fla., has been tho guest for several days
of her sister, Mrs. Geo. McKoon, ami her
, brothers, Messrs. Hugh, Clarence and
Van Braswell.
Miss Lizzie Mae Null is reported
•quite ill with typhoid fovor.
Mr. and Mrs. '' Buck' 1 Wilson chap-
-oronod a party of young people to Covo
Springs Inst Friday on a picnic outing.
Those in tho pnrty wore Misses Alice
McKoon, Alma McKoon, Annio McKoon
and Opal McKoon of Luthorvillo, Misses
Sudollo Wortham and Elmer llocso of
Newnan, Mr, Aubrey McKoon of Luth
erville, and Mr. Olin Owens of AIvnton,
Mr. Eugono Hopkins spout several
■<lnyB nt Moreland last week with his
aunt, Mrs. A. B. Camp.
Miss Francos Hopkins has returned
from a visit to her grandmother, Mrs.
Betty Hopkins, in Atlanta.
Mrs. Ooo, Vnrdcmun, of Atlanta, is
tlie guest of Mrs. Alton Hobbs this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Phillips, of Belton,
Texas, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Terrell Hurst, left. Sunday for their
home. MV. Willard Hurst, returned with
thorn, having (icen ottered it good posi
tion in the Texas town.
Mrs. “Slum" Bullard mid son, How
ard. of Mnclien', and Mrs. Tom Little
john nml young son, of dnucavilto, H, 0,,
are with Mrs. II. .1. Lnssetler this week,
coming here to attain! the marriage of
Miss Mattie Lussotter and Mr, Webb
Allium, of Union, B. C.
Mrs. Karl Upshaw nml daughter, Wil
lem 1 , wore gnosis for stivernl days Inst
week of Mrs. Lula While, in Atlanta.
Mrs. Elinor Nall, of Lone Oak, spent
Inst, week with her mother, Mrs. Susie
Haynes, and attended the l’rlinltivo Bap
tist meeting.
Miss Ethel Garrett is spending a few
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Albert Lan
ier, in Columbus.,
M'osrs. .Tool and Loon Norris, of At
lanta, visited their mother, Mrs. due
Norris, the past week.
Mr. Fort Nall, of Atlanta, is on a va
cation visit to IiIh parents, Prof, and
Mrs. C. 0. Nall. \
Mr, nml Mrs. Joe I'ye, of Vfbodlnml,
wore guests lust, week of M r. uml Mrs.
Cicero Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Benton.
. Mr. and Sirs. Lonnder Colley huvo as
guests tlds week Rev. and Mrs. .1. L.
Holms, of Unmlilla,
Miss Clara Williams Imd ns'her guest
on Sunday Inst Miss Emma Gay, of Gay.
Miss Lucilo , Seogin, of Atlanta, is
spending Homo time with her „cousin,
Aiiss Claudius MntthowB,
rn.joyod, after which delicious refresh
ments were sorved.
Mrs. E. C. Norris ontOrtnined with a
rook party Saturday evening in honor of
her guest, Miss Myrtle Waldrop, of Co
lumbus, quite n number of friends on
joying her hospitality. After scvornl in
tercsting games cake and cream were
sorved, 3
Miss Olivo ClminblcBB entertained a
number of friends nt an “announcement
pnrty 1 ’ Inst week In honor of Miss
Mattie Lnssctter, a popular bride-elect.
After the guests had all assembled Miss
Chnmbless enmo in with Miss Lnssctter
bearing a largo wlitto box, This was
placed on a table, uml upon being open
ed n beautiful wliito cat with a bow of
pink ribbon around its nock leaped out.
A enrd nttached to the ribbon bore tlio
dnto of the marriage—Aug. 18—nm^ns
tho bewildered pussy scampered about
tho room tho guests had a* lot of fun
chasing nml capturing it. Afterwards
progrosgivo rook was enjoyed, following
which n delicious sweet course was
sorved.
GRANTVILLE.
(Itoms from Colloy-Lambert Co.’s Week
ly Trade Bulletin.)
Mrs. Jako Mayfield and children, of
Columbus, are s|iondlng the week with
Mrs. Eunice Lambert.
MiHB Bessie Holloway and littlo Miss
Marjorie Holloway, who hnvo been
spending some time at Ware Shoals, S.
C„ lmvo returned homo,
Miss Able May Dixon, of Manchester,
is tho guest of Miss Lillian Sowell.
Mr. uml Mrs. Albert Martin uml Miss
Lucilo Sewell, of Atlanta, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Emmett Sewell,
Mrs. Chua. Arnold entertained the Book
Club Friduy Inst ril’tornoon, Delightful
refreshments wore enjoyed after the
Miss Hattie McKoon, of Atlanta, Is
•visiting her ebusin,' Mrs. Will Almbn.
Miss Clnrn Spratlin entertained thirty
of her friends Saturday afternoon nt an
'informal social in honor of her guest,
Miss Elizabeth Borders, of Standing
Rock, Ala. Games of different kinds
Avoro enjoyed, tho charming hostess serv
ing for refreshments delicious cream
- anil eako and fruit. ' - 'tlBWB
Mrs. Tom Redmond nml childreujof
Fftlvbnrn, are apomllng a few days with
tlio former’s parents, Mr. amt Mrs.
Cicero Norris.
Misses Mildred Latimer and Tommie
Lou Payne, of Atlanta, wore week-end
guests of Miss Thelma Latimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keith and elill-
siren, of Newnan, spent Mondny with
Mr, uml Mrs. W. I. Upshaw.
Miss Annio Alorlo Estes, of Atlanta,
is spending awhile with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Atley 1‘lstes.
Mr. Verlln Rood, of Nownnn, spent
Sunday with Mr, nml Mrs. Otis Hood.
Miss V oo I a Jarrell, of Groenvillo, is
visiting Miss Louise Taylor this week.
Mr. nml Mrs. Fred Smith, of Atlnntn
spent Inst wok with Mr. and Mrs. Aiof
• deeni Davis.
game.
Mr. nml Mrs. Ben Moroier, of Clnvkes-
ville, spent tho week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cline.
MIhsoh Mnrgnret Willingham ami
Elizabeth Clyatt, of Lone Oak, nre
gaesls of Miss Mnrtlin Lee this week.
Miss Cordio Hopson, who lias been
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. W. F. Hopson, returned to At
lanta lids week.
Optimism is the slate of inind which
bclloves mati-lmoiiy will he cheaper than
an engagement.
Mr. .14, li, Sowell and family spout
Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. West Smvell,
at Lone Oak.
Mr, Olnudo Titinnn, of Lowell, N. C„
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Enrmott Sewell last, week.
Miss Lueilo Cox, of Tnlbotton, la tho
charming guest of Miss Ethel Bunks
this week.
Tlfo Old Folks’ eMcort given by the
members of tho Pnrsonnge Aid Society,
assisted by Miss Luelle Bryant, Miss
Joan Cotton, Muster James Slmddix and
Mr. Emmett Sowell, wna a decided suc
cess.
MIhs Lillian Sowell oiitortoinod tlie
young pooplo with a “prom.’’ party
Thursdny. During tho evening delight
ful refreshments Avoro onjoyod by the
guests.
Miss Loniso Haynes, of Moreland, is
tho guest of Mrs. Emhiotfc Parks.
Miss Antoinette Marlin, who has boon
spending some time With Mrs. Emmett
Sowell, has returnod to her home in
Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Clms. Arnold is spending the
wcok with her mother, In Maoon,
Mrs. Lon Bishop and littlo daughter,
of Hnrnlson, spent Inst, week with Mrs.
T, M. Lester,
Mrs. R. I. Sowell, of Aloxnmler City,
Aim, is tho guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Willie Mae Sowoll.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dixon, of Sharps-
burg, have been tho guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Bob Smith.
Mr. Win. Banks, who lias boon on an
extended business trip to Cleveland and
New York, is mnv nt home.
Misses Willotte ami Mamie Matthews,
of Atlnntn, spent, the past week-end witli
Mrs. W. A. Post.
WHITE OAK.
Rev. W, H. Stovenson, of Clinton, 8.
C„ has been conducting services at
Smyrna A. R. P. church tlio past few
days.
Mr. Joiln Weldon, Miss Gertrude Wel
don, Mrs. Young Scroggin and children
of Sargent, Mrs. Thos. McDonald and
Miss Lillian McDonald of Raymond,
Miss Tommie Lou McDonald of Wash
ington, I). G, Miss Rachael McEIroy,
Mrs. Hnllic Carmichael and Mrs. Nathan
Young of Nownnn, Mrs. Awtrey and
daughter of Athens, Mrs. .Julia Walker
and children of Atlnntn, anil Miss Hattie
Mae Cnrmlcnl of Columbia, S. C., have
been visiting relatives in our community
uml attending services at tlio A. R. P.
church.
Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Hamlet and littlo
daughter, Hilda, Miss Mae Cox and Mr.
Lester McCrary, of Molena, were
guests of MisseH Mary Jean and Martha
Muttox Sunday.
Wo are glad to report that Mrs. Al
van Russell, avIio has been at the sanita
rium, Nownnn, for several day's, is rap
idly recovering from an operation for
appendicitis.
Mr. Will Johnson nml family, of St.
Charles, Hpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Young.
Miss Daisy Webb, of Moreland, and
Miss Susie Mao Spratlin, of St. Charles,
wore guesl/s of Miss Lucilo Walthall
Saturday,
Mr. Bruce Harris loft a few dayB ago
for Rock Hill, 8. C., having accepted a
position la ii bank at that place.
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jlCut Prices on Coffee!l
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BARGAINS IN HIGH-GRADE GOODS
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Owing to the fact that,we are preparing to 2
5 install up-to-date coffee-roasting machinery we 2
« are selling all our coffee stock at below-cost jl
prices. We guarantee every pound to be satis- II
S factory. » 2
Whoa tho body of Harry H. Hanson,
37, of Washington, D. C., was lowered
into a grave, his dog, Peggy, jumped on
the . descending casket and strenuously
fought tho efforts of three men to re
move her, When tho body of the boy
lay in n casket at his home, Peggy would
not IcnVd it.. Sho Iny beneath it one
whole day; her paws outstretched and
her head resting on them. Peggy fol
lowed tho family to tho funeral, ami ac
companied tho procession to the ceme
tery. Hanson aviis drowned lionr Mount
Vernon.
ECZEMA!
Money back without question
if HUNT’S GUARANTEED
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
(Hunt’s Salve and Soap),fail in
the treatment ofltch, Eczema,
Ringworm.Tettei'orotherltch-
Jnff skin diseases. Try thio
treatment at our risk.
For Sale by John R. Cates Drug Co.
NO MORE
RATS
or mice, after you use RAT-SNAP. It's
a sui-o rodent ldllor. Try a Pits;. and
prove It. Rats killed with RAT-SNAP
leave no smell. Cats or dogs won’t
touch It. Guaranteed.
85e. size (l cuke) enough tor Pantry,
Kitchen or Collar.
(15c. size (2 cakes) for Chicken House,
ooops, or small buildings.
$1.25 size (5 cukes) enough for all
farm and out-buildings, storage build
ings, or factory buildings.
Sold and Guaranteed by
I.ICG-KING DRUG COMPANY.
COWB'l'A DRUG Cfc ROOK COMPANY.
FIFTH AVENUE—Pound can, 29c yj
VOTAN—Pound can, 29c
ST. REGIS—Pound can, 29c s
LUZIANNE—Pound can, 29c jj
DON'T MISS THIS COFFEE SALE 0
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Star Soap, 9 bar.s___ $ .25
24 lbs. Self-rising Flour ,95
48 lbs. Self-rising Flour.___ 1.90
Water-ground Corn Meal,
bushel 1.08
Government Roast Beef,
2-lb. can. $ .19
A good Broom .50
Cotton Seed Hqlls, sack... .85
Good Shorts, 75 lbs__ 1.38
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Government Cuewing Tobacco, (plug) 15c
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“ A few gallons of Ribbon Cane Syrup left— S
11 selling at 48c per gallon. Bring your jug.
I! Good Vinegar, (gallon) 35c. Bring ypur jug. ||
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Mr, Lee Rankin, of Hubble, Ky ., is
Alisa Edna Chnmbless, of Atlanta, i S ,°'" Q thue wltK Mt>ssl ' 9 - Ewoll
ient, Inst week with Mr. Me. °l ,s ° n -
Miss Alda Mae Nall, of Hognnsville,
spent lust week with Mr. uml Mrs. Rus
sell Ubunibless. i. .. — r -•■••• v
Mr. nml Mrs. .lake Miller, of R#ikv , v' C K " os , t 2? Mra .\ K , U - Hopson.
Mount, spent the week-end with Mr. and “ ' IV,". i A S ' ^mliei-t nn-
'• - ■ .. .. nounee tlie birth of a dnlighter on Aug.
Mrs. JoluqMnrtiii.
Dr. Splon B. Cousins and wife nre
spending 11 .c-onple of weeks with Mrs
*■ " '"'"h'uvi i'll
11. who has been mimed Mildred.
AIustiM* Daniel Zueliory! Post entevtaiu-
ed a number of little friends nt a birth*
Ella Cousins. They will leave for Rich-' 5*
mond. Vn., on Sept. 1 where Dr. Cousins I Mrs West Fields"‘Yf r n .
”\Yill take tin his new work n« Hiiufni' I ! v ' ^bone Oak, is the
•■will, take up his now work ns pastor of
the Second Baptist church of that. city.
He is greatly beloved here, mid numer
ous friends in his boyhood homo wish for
him tlio greatest success in his new Held
of labor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Heavy, of Man
chester, were guests Suudtiy of Mrs.
Kiln Cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Dnu Patterson and Miss
Avis Patterson wore guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Annuio Patterson, in Grif-
Uln. *
Air. Jim Brooks, of Unrulson, spent
Sunday with Mr. Bob Plant.
Mrs. Joe Alnion, of .Jacksonville, Fin.,
is visiting Mrs. Herman Chandler ami
Airs. Earl Upshaw.
Airs. Tyre Harvey and Miss Myrtle
Waldrop, of Columbus, wore guests last
week of Mrs. K. 0. Norris.
Miss Lyda Hardaway is visiting her
•grandmother, Airs. Bill Hardaway, nt
Primrose.
Airs. E. P. Hurst, Alias Mnrthngene
guest of Mrs. Leila Thomas.
HARALSON.
Aliss Myrl Wood is now nt home, after
a pleasant visit, with relatives in Car
rollton.
Airs. Liln Gross, of Atlanta, is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.<
Callahan.
Atr. Frank Taylor left this week for
Plums, Ga., to visit his brother. Rev.
Al idler Wingard.
Atr. Shelly Huddleston nml family
left today for Bowling Green Fin., where
they will make their home.
Mrs. J. W. Hutchinson 1ms returned
from a visit of several da vs to her
daughter nt Tucker, Ga.
Air, ami Mrs. Drew nre conducting the
singing ut the revival meeting now in
progress at the Atothodist church, which
adds 'much to the interest and enjoyment
of the services.
airs. e. p. uui-st, Miss Martlingene ^ ,r - .•'• I’- Harley and family have
Hurst mid Mastor Cecil Hurst,’of New- , ' lovc< * mto the house recently vacated by
>ifi n irnro minofu Inof wonlr \fee Mf. Orft Mill 61*. Wi) WAlllAniA * illrtnn
nan, were guests last week of Airs. Ter
rell Hurst.
Air. and Mrs. Leonard Todd, of Ho-
gasville, and Air. and Mrs. Olios. Fuller
and children, of Grantville, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fuller.
Mr. Clms. Wortham and sister, Miss
Fannie Wortham, nre guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Chas. Fuller, in Grantville.
Miss LauiBO Colley entertained in
formally at rook Thursday afternoon in
honor, of Miss Thelma Latimer and the
latter’s guest, Alisa Tommie Lou Payne,
of Atlanta, about thirty guests being
present. Other games besides rook were
Air. Ora Aiillor. We welcome'these ex
eellent people in our community.
We learn that Air. Lewis Slaton, our
former depot agent, has accepted a po
sition with the L, & N. railroad, and left
this week to assume his new duties. Air.
Everett lias' accepted a position with the
same road.
Miss Grace Bedenbaugh, of Senoia, is
visiting relatives here.
A play will bo given at the Bchool
auditorium Friday night, Aug. 26. It
will be ono of tho most enjoyable drn
mntie entertainments ever given here
eeand everybody should see it
ANNOUNCING
The Re-installation of a Corset Department
FEATURING —
MOD ART CORSETS
(FRONT LACE)
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Acceding to the demands from many
of our customers for a better and more
fashionable Corset, and with the entire
field for choice before us, we decided- on
and have stocked, ready for fittings—
MODART CORSETS
Representing the utmost in 8tyle, value
and service. These new Corsets are mod
erately priced—4.50 to 12.50.
Your Corset will be properly fitted by
saleswomen expertly versed in the art of
fitting Corsets for comfort, style and ser
vice. They will be delighted to show and
talk these new Corsets. When you think
of Corsets, think of MODARTS.
The new apparel for fall now on display. Come see them.
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