The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1915-1947, October 14, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text) ■ * Q j WAN HERALD, NEWNAN, GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921 THE NEWNAN HERALD NEWNAN, GA., FRIDAY, OCT. 14. Official Organ of Coweta County. ..(as. E. Brown. O. W. Pasnuvant. BROWN It PASSAVANT Editors and I’ulilUhrra. Tho Herald ofilco la located In tho ■Ooodrum Hulldlnif. 12 Jackson Street. 'Phone 6. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE. SENOIA. Miss Cecil Littlo and Miss Laima Lit tile, of Commerce, On,, nnd Mra. .1. A. Bennett nml little boh, of Griffis, were Tecont guests of Miss Opal McKnight. Mrs. O. B. Mann and little son, .1. C'„ nnd MUs Ruth Norris spent tho ■week-und at Lutherville. Mr. Goo. Ware and Miss Routlie, of Atlanta, wore guests of Mrs. E. S. Wore Sunday. Mr. It. L. Longlno la spending a few days with Ids mother at College Park. Mr.' and Mrs. Y.< 4/. Olivo, whose marriage was a happy soeial event in Tnlbotton on Tuesday Inst, Imvo arrived jii Benoia ami will make their homo with Mrs, Annie Davis, Mrs. Leo Hand is visiting Mrs. H. A. Hnll, in Nownnn, this wook. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D, Gibson, who nro now ‘ living nt La'vonta, wore bore for n weoK-enil visit. Mr. and Mrs, 0. F. Nixon nnd Mr. nml Mrs. Carl Banders, of NoWnnn, visit' cd relatives nml friends hero Sunday. Col. 0. A. Huddleston nnd wifo, of Greenville, wore guests of tho former’s mother Sunday. MrH. 0. 0. McKnight entertained at n very enjoyable sowing party on Thurs day nftornoon Inst, complimentary to Mrs. G. M. Bync, of Albany. Other guests word' Mrs. ,1. A. Bennett of Grif fin, Misses Cecil nnd Launn Littlo o< •Commerce, Mesdnines J. II. McKnight, .1. A. McKnight, R. 'M. McKulgld, M. K. Linch, 0. L. Row, Nixon Arnall, Misses M argil ret nnd Opal McKnight. Mrs. Y. A. Olive wnH honor guest at an afternoon ton Tuesday nt tho homo ■of Mrs. H. G. Hutchinson, in East High •binds. Assisting in rocniving wore tho guest of honor, Mesdnines Annie Dnvis, -I. M, Tribble, .1, D. Hunter, W. Ar nnll and J. II. McKnight. AbouJ,-sixty 'guests railed during the afternoon. a GRANTVILLE. ' '(linns from Colloy-Lninhert Company's Weokly Trade Bullotin.) Mrs. R. L. Downs and children, of Savannah, nro guests of Mrs. J. B. Nail tills week. , « Miss Lon Ella Culler, of LaGriingo, spent the week-end with hor parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Culler. Mrs. Inn Thompson is visiting her daughter; Mrs, .lake Mayfield, in .Co lumbus, 1 Mr. Lee Ponder, of Atlmitn, spent 'the weok-end in Grnutville. Mr. and Mrs. ^Douglas Maaglmm tiji- noum o tho birth* of n sun on Oct. G, . *who will bnnr tho nnino of Dougins, jr. Miss Sara Letson, w)io is attending m business nollcge til,, Atlimbi, spent .the week-end at imme, 'V 1 ■ . s; - Mr. Jim Lambert,Tone oi' haY old' boys who is now in West Pom him boeoriio. n frequent visitor' In GVnntylllo. Koop it np, Jim; we nro with yqd. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent lOviins hidioimec ^ho birth of a son on Clc(. 0,' wild tins ■boon uhristenert Vincont; jr, ’It's wicked to deceive your, wife, And any mini 1 (|i f, v, Makes tho greatest mistake of ids life Wlio tliiiiks lie•enu'. V. don and Mr. Jacobs nil are on the sick list tlds week. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vineyard spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. I’, B. Vine yard, in Bhnrpsburg. Coko's Chapel Sunday-school gave Mr. Nornmti Patterson a M cotton*|>ieku»K party Monday, which was much appre ciated, as ho has been confined to Ids room for about a month nnd unable to attend to Ids farm work. Nearly nil the school children of our community arc attending Starr District Bchool. Wo nro through picking cotton, nml many farmers are getting ready to sow wheat and oats. If “hard times had come long before now we would all be better off. Experience is said to be n hard teacher, nnd the present crisis In our affairs has ccrtninly tuught us n lesson wo are not likely to forgot soon. Mrs. Luther Todd mid children spent Tuesday with Mrs. ft. L. Brrjlth., CORNER BRANCH. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Millions, of Wel come, spent tho week-end witli Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Davis. Mrs. O. H. Brooks and daughter, Sybil, spout Tuesday witli Mrs. Monroe Talley, tlco ' at ’Possum Trot. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joo Brown und son, J. E., of Now Hope, spent Sumlny witli tho former’s mother, Mrs. Fannie Brown. Dr. nnd Mrs. H. B. Jackson, of Dres, don, wero also guests of Mrs, Brown Sumlny night. Mrs. Will Weld), of Corinth, is quite 111 at tho homo of hor sister, Mrs. Fan ilia Brown. MIhsoh Ethel and Frances Millians spent tho week-end witli homofolks here. Mr. Stacy Davis, who was brought homo a few days ngo, is much better, and wo liopo will soon bo able to ro- snmo Ids studies at Fnrmors' High School, Sargent. Littlo Misses l,conn ami Edna Attn way Imvo returned to Fairburn, after spending somo timo with their grandpa- reals, M'r. nnd Mrs. J. M. Morrison. This October air is crisp and bracing, and tho fnrmors of our soction are busy Bowing groin end preparing tho hind to liogin an oarly#i"op in 11122. Mr, nnd Mrs. Mlli.oii Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Oleve Genvry, of Sargent, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Davis Sun day. Miss Louolina . Garner is spending n fow days with hor grandmother in Enst Nownan. Mrp. Eddie Brown spent the week oink with rolntives nnd friends lit Roop villOj^nnd wns u guost Sunday 1 nt n din nor givoli In honor of hor father's d2d birthday. Mrs, J. T, Brooks, of Nownnn, is tho guest, todny of Mra. O. B. Brooks. MrB. J, >1. Cleveland ami Miss May- belle Sewell wpont Monday and Tues- •dny in Atlanta. \ t Mrs. Willie Mao Sowoll ontortniuod ■ut a supper party Tuesday ovoning. Those present wow Misses Mary Nall, Ethel Roark and, Noll Bagwell, and Messrs. Jim "Lambert and Jesse Wul- dace of West Point. Miss Bessie 'Bohannon, of Atlanta, is the guest of Mrs. W, A. Bolmnnon. Last • Saturday our Grnntvlllo boys do Tentod tire Morolnnd ball team witli n score (Vf fi'to ,1. Wo hope Moreland is satisfied now. Rev, R. M. Dixon wns in Manchester •Sunday. Mrs. S. E. Leigli is busy this wi?uk umking preparations for her exhibit, nt Hie Southeastern Fair in Atlanta. The ■display consists of fund-modeled day figures, the arrangement of the. group ■ representing “The Spnn of Life." Tho mightiness of tho pen is in the •think. News is about ns scarce this week as ’ cotton will be next spring. Although the price bus declined a couple of cents ‘ within , the past two or three days, we heard n limn say it wns only taking root tw go higher. Maybe lie's right. We know dots of ]>eop]o who are itoping that way. They say that anticipation ii about 90 per cent, of enjoyment, i'lmt \ ' why the optimist always feels good, From North Carolina comes ‘be fol "lowing story: A friend of mine re coived the following letter: “Dour Sir: If you don't deposit. $1,000 under tlie bridge nt three-mile creek tonight -wo will blow up your wife. (Signed) “Blnuk Hand. He replied: “Gentlemen: 1 haven't got the $1,000, lint am interested in y ur 'proposition. E. D. A. Dean spent Mondnv in Mrs., L. Atlanta. Some folks never 'borrow trouul): Hhey just borrow a dollar nnd forget it. 'LONGSTREET. Rev. F. J. Amis filled bis appointment at Ebeuexer church Saturday and Sun day, preaching excellent sermons, ns be nlwnyB does. Miss Opal Gnmel, of Pomlvlew, spent Sunday afternoon with the Misses Vine yard, Our community mourned tlie loss of another good citizen when Mr. S. H. Todd was claimed by death on tho 1st inst He hail been in failing .health for several months, and his demise was not unexpected. A large concourse of •Borrowing friends attended the funeral, whicli was held at Coke’s Chapel. The family have our suicoro sympathy in their bereavement. MrB. Leon Todd, Mr. Norman Patter son, Mrs. 15. C. Baker, Mia. B. B. Wei- New Advertisements. Notice of DUchnrue In nuakru|itcy. In the DlstrJct u _Court h of n t£o United States, for o the a Nortlmrn (strict No. 74V). In Bankruptcy, i.. <; i, ft tt. 15. Wynn, ns n part- 1 nirslilp and Individually, Bankrupt. , „„fitinn for discharge having been A P ln conformity with law l.y above- r^hrde»rtS.b% n t!i h rfng CO uMd ? e e i l % n io b o e k h m d m" ^rtb^SSd^ates axes, for the purpose of raising a Unking fund to meet maturities on School Bonds and to pay interest on nmc. In tho Starr School District of •aid county, 20 cents on the one hun dred dollars, and the same Ib hereby levied upoh all the taxable property situate and being In the said Starr School District of said county. This Sept. 30, 1021. By order of the Board: " , T. Q. FARMER, JR., lerk Commissioners Ronds and Rev enue, Coweta county, On, nistric Court-room In tho city of At- lantm Oeorgla, notice_lH_hereby^lven to all creditors‘ and other ."persons In intorest to appear at said time and und Show cause. If any they have.. nines and show causo, If any they nave, n/sv the prayer of the bankrupt tor discharge dumb) not be granted. dIHcnnrgc »n c FULLER, Clerk. (iUAnblAN'8 SALE. GEORGIA.—Coweta County: By virtue of an order of tho Court of Ordinary, granted at the October term, 1921. will be sold at public out cry before the court-house door of said county, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In No vember, 1921, the following property of Louise and Lucy Jones,, minors, to- wlt: A PROCLAMATION. GEORGIA: By THOS W. HARDWICK. Governor WhercaH^Oliriclal Information has been received at this Department that mailing Brooks, colored, Is cha.;«r»d with the murder of his wife on July 24 ‘ 1016 In Coweta county, Ga., end escaped and is now fugitive from jus- A certain tract or parcel of land In the town of Grantvtlle, Coweta county, Ga., and bounded rh follows: Begin at the corner of Eliza . Ros ser lot and run in an easterly direc tion along Cemetery street 120 feet, thence In a southerly direction B0 yards? thence In a westerly direction 120 feet to said Rosser lot. thence In a -northerly direction 60 yards along said Rosser line to the point. The Interest of said minors In sukl lot to be sold being a remain der Interest. TermB—CASH. This Oet. 6 ' 19 ' J1 ' P £ANCY*JONI53. Guardian. HALE. A DM INI STB ATOB’H GEORGIA—Coweta County: By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Coweta county. Ga., granted upon the application of D. H Methvln, as administrator on the estate of Thomas W. Methvln. deceas ed, for tho purpose of Paying debts and distribution, there will be sold before the court-house door, at pub lic outcry, to the highest bidder, in the city of Newnan, between the le gal hours of sale on the first lues- day In November, 1921, as the prop erty of said deceased, the following described lands, towlt: , A certain tract or parcel of land lying and being In the First land dis trict of said county and In the town of Senolap. Om, being a brick store house anrH-Wt, fronting on the east side of Main street twenty feet and _ . j. fifty-five feet, and known anf 'dlstTn" gutshed In the plan of saw town of Senola as lot No. 2. section 10 oc Also, one house nnd lot in said town of Senola, fronting on the west side of Main street one hundred feet more or less, and extending back west along the south side of Hunter street or even width two hundred feet, more or less, and known and distinguished as the Thomas W. Methvln home- place. Also, a vacant lot situated at the northoast Intersection of Main ans Hunter streets, fronting south on Hun ter street one hundred feet, more or less, and extending back north of.even width along the east Bide of Mai street two. hundred feet, more or less containing one-half acre, more or 1pr« Also, a vacant lot situated on the west side of the public rend or street leading from said town of Senola to Fayetteville, and known as the Brantly and Shields fishpond prooertv or lot, containing one acre, more or less; Terms of sale CASH. 1921. Prs. fee, $13.32. D. R. MMTHVIN, Admr. on eBtate of T. \V. Meth deceased. This Oct. 1. Methvln, I have thought proper, therefore, to sue tills mv Proclamation, hereby offering a reward of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY (130.00) DOLLARS for^the nnnrehenKion and delivery of Starling Brooks, colored, sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of c’oweta county nnd State, And I do, moreover, charge and re- milro all officers In this State, civ II and military, to be vigilant In endeav oring to apprehend the said Starling Brooks, In order that he may be brought to trial for tho offense with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and seal of the State, this the 7th day of October. 1021 ’ re^OS. W. HARDWICK. Governor. By the Governor: 8. O. McLENDON, Secretary of State. Letters of Dismission. GEORGIA—Coweta County: F T. Meaclium. executor of tho es tate of Doc Moreland. decoasod, having applied to the Court of Or dinary of said county for. letters of dlnnry or sain cuumy iui, «.. dismission, aJl persons concerned are required to show cause In said Court by the first Monday In November next, 1C any they can, why sail application ../.i bn tvt>o ntn tl TIiIh Opt. 4. II 11II.V UIC.T *1 " ■'“• • "I 1 L , . should not bo granted. This Oct. 4. 1921, J. A. It. CAMP, Ordinary. Twelve Months’ Hnpnort. GEORGIA—Coweta County: The return of the appraisers setting apart twelve months' support-to the family of W. M. Keith, deceased, having been filed in my office, all per sons concerned are cited to show cause by the first Monday In November, 1D21, why said application for twelve months' support should not be granted. This Oct. 4, 1921. J, A. R, CAMP. Ordinary. WELCOME. Iffiv. VV. E. Fuller filled his appoint ment at Providence church Siltimlny nnd Sunday. On Sunday lie nocopted .a call to prcncli for us another year. Bvo. Fuller is fiilod with ontliUBiasni nnd zeal for tlie Master’s oauso, and it was a great fliitUfaetiou tq know ho will con tinue with us in our Christityi labors. Rov. E. C, Smith, of Newhnn, preach ed at Providence church Sunday night. Mr. Cook cninc with him nml assisted witli thp music, playing the Cornet.; Mr: and Mrs. L. W. Bowors, jr., and bnby; of White Onk, spent Sundtiy ,;wit!i Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Summer. •Wo regret to report tliut tho condi tion, of Mr. J. W. Slimmer und thilt Of little, .Sybil Summor is not improved. Mr. Summer is suffering from risings in both outs, Mrs. R. P. Dial'is on'the sick list this wook. V':'. Mv. X. O. Nowimiu and family at tended the football’ game in Ncwnnu Friday afternoon. Rov. F. J. Amis attended tlie fuilond of Mr, J. E. Pinson, in Newniin, Mon day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wood' and cliil- itVA aiid • Mr. Otis Houston spoilt Sun day at Moreland. Our seliool will open Monday, mid wo, hope all pupils will bo present oil open ing day. The faculty will be composod of M>bb Mario Jarvis, principal, nnd MissoH Jolly and Copeland, assistants. Mfs. Loo Stovall and children are visit ing Rev. and Mrs. F. J. Amis. Dr, Amid and family, of Franklin, wero their guosts Sunday also. Mr. Lowis Keith has n position in Atlanta. Mr. (Jims. Witcher, of Atlanta, spent Su'udny with ids parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. C. T. Witcher. Miss Grace Bridges, of Sargent spent tlie week-ond with Mrs. Aubrey Carter. Mrs. J, A. Johnson and baby, of Ma con, who have been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McKoy, re turned homo this week, compnniod by Mr. Jo been up' to spend the-weok-end. Mrs. Cluis. Wilson mid daughter, Fran ces, of Macon, spent tlie week-end with Judge O. M. Lavender, It was our pleasure to attend tlie Community fair nt Mt. Carmel school- house Friday afternoon. Exhibits were entered by Miss Collins' club girls nml Misses Austin's mid Bridges ’ pupils. Wo wisli more of our people hud been present, for -the exhibits showed wlmt ii. community cmi do. One mother snid, Wo are nil going to bo children next year and have a sure-enough fair.” What one community elm do, another can, und it behooves ns all to become enlisted in this work, for the time is nt hand to become more practically edu cated. Interesting talks were innde by Prof. J. M, Starr, Mrs.• Sasser, teacher of domestic science in tlie Newniin pub- lie schools, Rev. R. C. Cleekler, of La Grange, and Prof. B. M. Drake. MY, Harvey North, of Nownnn, was also asked to talk, but declined, saying lie was no speaker, but a hearty co-operator. “One definition of an education struck me so forcibly I want to give it: • Edu cation is learning to do a tliiug well, and then doing it.’ ’’ said Rev. Mr. Cleekler. Mrs. Moore, of Newnan, spent Sun ilny with her daughter, Mrs. Pete Mor row, and worshiped nt Providence church. Letters of Administration. GEORGIA—Gowets County: Mrs. Sara L. Sewell having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said County for letters of administration on tlie estate of E. R. C. Sewell, deceased, all persons concerned aro required to show oauso In said Court by the .first Mon day In November next, if any they can, why said application should not be granted. This Oet. 4. 1921. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary. Letters of ytdmlnlstrntlon. GEORGIA—Coweta County: " Mrs. Hattie B. Ely having applied to he Court of Ordinary of sald‘county for letters of administration oh the es tate of Lewis Brooks, (■" deoeased, all persons concerned ; aro required to show cause In Bald Court, by the first Monday in November next,, if ,apy .they tan, ■ why said application should, ‘not- Vo granted. This Oct. .4. J.0 " ), x - ■ J* A) R. " *"" r Letters of AdinljnIstratii OEORGIA—Coweta .County: Mrs. Lula L. BaUai'd,having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said county for letters of administration on .the estate of Pearl Smith,. Detoaged. . all; sons concerned are required; to show, oausA In said Court by, the -first- Mon day In. November ndxt. If any they can; why said application shbuld.- tiot' he granted. This Oct. 4. 1921, ’ . 921. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary, Letters of Guardianship. GEORGIA—Coweta County. Mrs. Pearl Leigh. Btrloklafid, having applied to tho CoU|‘t of said 'bounty for letters of guardianship', for Ben Leigh Strickland, lunatic, dll persons concerned are required, to show cause In said Court by the first Monday in November next, If any they ogn, .why " he'Kranted. said application, should not This Oct. 3. 1021, , . J. A. R, CAMP, Ordinary. Application for Leave tp; Sell. GEORGIA—Coweta County: J. P. Dunbar, administrator on the estate of A. H. Arnold, • deceased, having applied to the Cour.t of;Ordi- nary of said county for leave to sell lands and personal property of said doceased, all persons con cerned aro required fo show cause In said Court by the first Monday in No vember next, If any they enn, why Bald application should not he granted. This Oct. 4. 1921. J. A. R. CAMP. Ordinary. Application For Leave to Hell. GEORGIA—Coweta County: W. L. Stallings, administrator oh the - estate of Chits. H. Newton, deaeased, limy wero Iht having applied to tho Court of Ordi- Jolmson, who liacv nft ry of said county for leave to. sell lands belonging to said deoeased, all persons concerned are required to show cause In said Court by the first Mon day In November next, If any they can, why said application should not be granted. This Oct. 4, 1921. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary. Application for Leave 'to Sell. GEORGIA—Coweta County': ' L. A. Johnson, administrator- on the estate of Mrs. J. B. Slaughter, de ceased, having applied to the Court .of Ordinary of said county for leave to sell lands of said doceased, all persons concerned aro required to show cause In said Court- by the first Monday in November noxt, If any they can, why said application should not be granted. Oct. 4, 1921. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordlnary- Thls CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thunk the good people of Newnan for kindnesses shown us upon the deatli of our dear daughter and niece, Mrs. C. B. Oglesby. These neigh borly offices are appreciated, and will be gratefully remembered. Mr. D. A. Nolan and Family. Mr. T. G. Farmer and Family Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. G. NY. Jaekson. Application for Leave to Sell. GEORGIA—Coweta County: Marie Sewell and Marguerite Sewelt, administrators on thp estate of Wil bur R. Sewell, deceased, having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said county tor leave to sell Liberty Bonds and lands belonging to said deceased, all presons concerned are required to show cause In said Court by the first Mon day In November next, if any they can, why said application should not be granted. This Oct. 3. W21. J. A. R. CAMP. Ordinary. Application for Leave to Sell. Georgia—Coweta county. C. H. Kempson and 1. A. Scott, ad mlnlstrators on the' estate of J, A. Kempson, deceased, having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said county for leave to sell lands belonging to said deceased, all persons concerned are required to show cause in said Court by the first Monday in Novem ber next, if any they can, why said should not be granted. 1921. • , J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary. application should This Oet. 5. TAX ASSESSMENT FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES. GEORGIA—Coweta County: Court of Commisloners of Roads and Revenue of said county, sitting for county purposes, this Sept. 30, 1921: Ordered, that there be collected by the Tax Collector of said county for the year 1921. In ndditlon to. all other W' •' •LS;': Y--. .i,_:..... :* •• ny . • *vV: 1 /r.-ivs v ., }' ‘ y uShms 2. 3. Good Drug Store 99 We strive daily to make good our slogan, “ A Good Drug Store.” It takes lots of good features to make a good drug store, because we are judged from so many angles. Good Service— It consists in prompt, courteous, intelligent service. Good Quality— We do not sacrifice quality to make the price attractive. Good Prices— Prices are a secondary consideration. We intend to sell our goods at a profit-^-but at a profit only. Free Delivery— Use our two ’phones and bicycle boys for quick delivery. there are many other features that we are proud of. Come to see us and get acquainted. Make our store your headquarters. LEE-KING DRUG COMPANY "A GOOD DRUG STORE” TWO PHONES 66 PROMPT DELIVERY EFFICIENT SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY 4. The Store That Underbuys and Undersells’’ There are hundreds of people trading with us that are not old customers, and they all say that they come because they get better goods here for less money.. ARE YOXJ TRADING WITH US? JUST RECEIVED— 1000 bushels Georgia Rust-Proof Oats, per bushel 80c 200 bushels (only) recleaned Appier Oat^, per bushel 85c 100 bushels Rosen Rye, per bushel Suear-Cured Hams, per lb 28c Side Meat, per lb __12c 3-lb. can Fifth Avenue Coffee..$1.10 p ure Larc l, per lb .— 14c Our Special Santos Coffee, per lb._25c , T A 12 12c (No Better Coffee) Compound Lard, per lb A GOOD COFFEE lSVfe cents C. S. Meal — *2.25 C. S. Hulls. .85 Fresh Wheat Shorts.- 1.65 Best Pure Shorts 1.90 Velvet Bean Meal __.$L5^ Ground Feed L7 J Wheat Bran. L6 U White Beet Pulp... 2.2^ Just received another large car-load of “Kitchen Queen,” “Look out” and “-None Better” Flour. Make your SI worth $1.12 by buying from us. Phone 342 — WE DELIVER - Phone 58 H. C. Arnali Mdse. Co. jtrt’.V • / , 4*K-»' V ) * ’ -•• i ■ \ ■■ - >■ i-v *

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The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1915-1947, October 14, 1921, Image 2