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A Mood
A life all languorous and filled with idle dreams,
Mere pleasing mockeries, as empty, but as bright
As some tinseled pageantry in circustime that streams
Down past me, far into the ghostly, deep'ning night.
’Tis true I live in dreams, the gladdest hours I know,
In friendships fanciful and love that is ideal.
They vanish! Dare I murmur at the passing of the show?
It served my purpose well. I did not wish them real.
But if, with passing time there comes a dreamless day,—
It turns me chill and shuddering —the thought of such a fate;
If these gay fantasies that through my mind now sway
Should leave me mournfully alone, some day, when 'tis too late.
To come, for comforting, to mortals I naw shun,—
If dream sick, shadow weary, would my fellow creatures stand.
Faces indifferent, turn from me one by one?
While I, ah! Heaven above!-I grasp a phantom hand!
—Mary Tigner.
School Supplies
The necessary .furniture and other
needed material for the school room,
comfortable, serviceable and not ex
pensive. See my illustrated booklet.
Miss Ellen King
Reduced Round Trip Fares
for Summer Travel
To Mountain, Lake and Seashore
in the North, South, East or West
Tybee, “Where Ocean Breezes Blow,” also Brunswick, Ga.,
Atlantic Beach, Pablo Beach, Mayport, Jacksonville, Panama City,
Fla., on the South Atiantie Coast.
New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New Eng
land resorts, also eiverse route fares to New York and Boston, via
Savannah and Steamship. These fares- include meals and berth
aboard ship.
Season and Week-End Fares to seashore, lake and mountain
resorts in the Southeast and to all parts of the United States and
Canada. These substantial reductions in passenger fares will
enable you to travel cheaper than you have in the past six years.
For total fares, train schedules, routes, service, sleeping
car, paalor car and steamship accommodations, ask the nearest
agent of the
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
The Right Way
Mingo News
Remember folks that we are
still having Saturday meeting at
Salem on every second Saturday
at 11 o’clock (same as on Sun
day) Everyoody is invited to
come. Now let us strive more
than ever before to keep our
church growing, and on the
bright side.
Mr Ennis Miller and family
spent Sunday With Mr and .Mrs
F I. Lord.
Mr and Mrs W P Lord called on
Mr and Mrs T J Holland Wednes
day afternoon.
Misses Loma Tillman and and
Mint Lord were out ridinig Satur-।
day afternoon guess who.
Mr Frank Collins and family
spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs
P L Nesbitt,
I
Mrs Mollie Orr spent last week I
in Toomsboro with her daughter
Mrs Fred Mercer.
Miss Loma Tillman was the
week end guest of Misses Mint
and Willie Lou Lord.
Miss Willie Lord spent last
week with her aunt Mrs W L
Freeman.
Mrs Lucile Collins and children
spent Tuesday with Mrs W P Lord, j
Mr Joe Nesbitt called on Mr J W
Fordham and family Sunday P M
Mr Walter Hooks and nephew
Mr Millerd Underwood of near
Dublin visited Mr and Mrs S A
Mr D S Hohn a Korean student
of Emory Academy at Oxfork Ga
is spending his vacation with Mrs
W L Freeman. Mr Hohn is a very
industrious and intelligent young 1
man. It has already been stated
that if he remain in our commun
ity very long that he will improve
some of our people.
Cross Roads Local Items
The farmers of our community are ;
very busy this week shipping their
watermelons.
Mr G T Walters spent Monday
afternoon Mclntyre.
; । Mr J J Shepherd and L F Brown j
made a business trip to Toomsboro i
I Tuesday.
I
; Mrs Anna Brown spent Tuesday
■afternoon with Mrs J J Shepherd.
| Mr Elm er Shepherd is on the sick
list this week.
We are very glad to hear that
Ruby Waters has fully recovered of
tonsilitis.
Miss Lillian Wood spent last week,
with Misses Merlin Day and Jewell
Lavender;
Mr and Mrs Ed Dixon announce
.the birth of a son July 16- to be called
Thomas Edu in.
Mrs J G Walters and. Misses Hattie
and Ruby spent Friday as ternoon with
| Miss Jessie Shepherd.
Those who enjoyed the water
melon at. Mrs W. 1.. Freemans
Tuesday After noon we re Mrs E A.
Watkins, Misses (les tie Watkins.
Berta Oawtlion, Wilfe Lou Lord and
Agnes Fiie«nf Am, AJ.it and Mrs W. L.
Freeman and thtrrr gKie it from Korea.
Mr Neal Lord spent; S iturday P. M.
with Mr E. A. Waskins .
MrW. 0. Freemar i and family
। spent Sunday, with’ N ,rs J. T. Wright.
Local Items
Mr and Mrs J E Butler and chil
dren have retur nud h ome after a visit
to Barnesville.
Mr WA A ones of Gordon was in
the city Moadby..
Mr Leon. Player-an I Miss Floried
Carswell mutoned' tn G ordon Monday.
Mr Jas. T. Str .nicy was in town
Tuesday. Hb 1 .as jus c returned from
a stay at Alto,.'Ga.
Messrs Fietni ng 8100 Iworth and E.
Pierce made a business trip to Dub
lin Tuesday.
Messrs Ra iph <!ulpepp< ?r, E. John
son, Fitzhug h Lee, and H. E. Pendle
ton made a business trip to Bain
bridge this |reek.
Whether It Is A Special
BIG SALE
or during the weeks and months of cur
regular, everyday business, you will
always find that you get splendid bar
gains when you trade with the
Gordon Mercantile
Company
FOR MEN, WONEN AND'CHILDREN
await you here and we invite you. ° to
come look and make your selection.
Gordon Mercantile
Company
Gordon, Georgia
Our First ^Consideration Is
SAFETY
For the many patrons that we have, but in the operation
of our bank we are trying to give them something more
than a safe place in which to deposit their funds. Vve
have combined Safety with Courtesy and Service.
SAFETY—COURTESY—SERVICE
We would take pleasure in having all or a share of your patron
aj ;e and we believe you would find it nleasant to do business with
m;. Won’t you give us a chance?
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
GORDON, GA.
I. B. Stinson, President F. S. English, Cashier
Come to ?
TYB E E,
Tflheh Ocean Breezes Blow I
SOS'
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Excursion " |
Fares via
Central of Georgia Railway |
THE RIGHT WAY- |
Os all the good times to get. people
to react your advertisement in Ihe
Bulletin, right now is it. The adver
tisements themselves are interesting,
and the weekly cash prize makes them
more interesting than ever before.
Read all the page, another announce
ment may be hidden there for you.
r ”w’ r -1
l o l he rarmers
Os Wilkinson County
It is time that we get together
and figure' ahead a little and get some
fixed idea and work to it.
lam going to put in a Five
Thousand Bushel Sweet Potato House,
and I expect the Co-opera tiongof every
Farmer to get enough potatoes of a
Merchantable Grade to fill it.
‘lam not going to say a word
about Cottou-because I do not be
lieve it can be grown in the woods.
I am going to stress it on peavine
bay, velvet beans, sweet potatoes and
a good variety of field peas, as you
can make them and sell them at ope
dollar per bushel and make money at
it and I think it is time for us to have
meetings and make some plans for
the future, as nothing will come by
laying down on the job.
E. Johnson ■
IRWINTON
” I. W. STEVENS
Meat Market and Groceries
Plara Peas-rii buy them from you.
59 Bushels of Tillman Peas for Sale
Mclntyre, Georgia
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llrwinton Bank
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Character is good collateral.
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, We have never sued anyone.
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i stockholders and customers.
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