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VOL 19
A MICTION
Attention is called to an error that
was made in the publication of high
est merits made in the Seventh Grade
Examinatimi held at Irwinton on the
•11th April. In ts much as lam
involved in making of the error I take
the liberty of correcting it, but before
doing so I wish to explain how the
error occurred. In grading the papers
we employed some assistance. All
papers that did not receive the
neceif. ry grade to pass were reexamin
ed and submitted tojj me personally
before finally announcing that the
pupil did lot pass In this way 1
r ceived a batch of papers containing
the paper of R ber aAn lerson who
la lea mark of 95 average. This
was the highest marl' I had seen at
the time and without any intention of
having it published I told several
whom I saw about that time that so
far th" l.i best mark attained was
that of Rohit a who made 95. and it
afford d me pleasure to comment up
on the general excellence of her
examination papers on al! suhj cts.
It was never my intention to publish
any of those marks, not that I have
objection a' all to doing s<>, but I just
didn't attach a y particular importance
to this step. However, since this
error has been made for which my
statements were responsible I make
t io fclo-ring correction:
On the Examination of April 11
Calhoun Todd made an average of 96%
Roberta Anderson ' ‘ * 95%
JARRETT PAINT & GLASS COMPANY
Patton’s Sun-Proof Paints
Glass and Painter’s Supplies
Pittsburg PROOF Products
Phone 2606 312 Third Street
Macon, Georgia
You’ll Not Be So Distressed
By Summer’s long, hot days if you are suitably clothed,
from head to feet, and you won’t fuss so much about
what the drouth has done to your garden and fruit, if
you will supply your table with selections from our ex
cellent lines of canned vegetables and fruits.
THAD W. PLAYER
SETTING EGGS
S. C. White Leghorns
From Ferris 265-egg strain mated to
300-egg strain cocks. SI.OO per set
ting of 15, all through May.
MIDDLE GEORGIA LEGHORN FARM
LEWISTON, - GA.
Low Round Trip Sunday Fares
Round Trip tickets will be sold each Sunday at rate of one fare plus
25 cents between all stations on Central of Georgia where one-way fare is
nut more than $6 00. (minimum round trip fare 75 cents).
Tickets limited to date of sale.
Consult Ticket Agent.
Central of Georgia Railway
THE RIGHT WAY
THE BULLETIN
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA., FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925
•m.
On the Examination of May 18
Z tchery Lee made an average of 96%
J- T. DuPree, Jr.
Editorials”
J. FLEMING BLOOJ WORTH
Let’s Save The People
Long time ago during the days of
Bob Toombs and Alexander Stevens
in the days or real oratory there was
much said about the rights of the,
people. In those days newspapers
were few, means of communication
small and the best way people got
onto politics and what was going on
in the affairs of the country s Govern
ment was bv hearing these great
orators who were sincere and in
whom the people trusted, These men
like Toombs. Stevens . and Ben Hill
would speak for hours o t afli is of
Government and tell the people their
rights. The people believed them
and followed them because thev knew
that those leaders were sincere. It is
funny now observing the modern pea
nut politician trying to imitate them.
They rave the rights of the dear
people. They put out. stuff now if it
h d any sense to it what would be
appropriate about 70 years ago.
They have not sense enough to know
that the people are well informed and
know more or least as much about
their rights as the politicians. The
trouble with these modern 75 years
ago now present day accidents is that
they have not sense enough to know
that the arguments of tins day and
time concerns only a man’s views.
The people know as much about the
subjects and issues as the orators.
Go into the homes of this country.
See hew many magazines folks read,
how many papers they receive, Lear
the radios and people in general can
te’l you about all of the big questions.
It is a pity that the little ambitious
leaders are boru out of date
Mr C. M. Hooks attended the
Confederate Veterans reunion, and
will visit relatives in the west before
returning,
Mr. and Mrs L. B Simmons of
Macon visited friends and relatives in
town Friday.
Miss Elezabeth Stubbs daughter of
Mr R. L. Stubbs of Macon (formerly
an Irwinton boy) is to Wed on i
Wednesday, June 24th, to Mr. John
D. Bonde Jr. of Macon.
Sandy is open for the swimmers.
Bet ter join the cool seekers.
Beautiful Month of June
The poet puts a now violet colored ribbon on his type
writer to sing of the loveliness of June, the month of
sweet girl graduates and blushing brides, and they, of
course, put on much new ribbon, for ribbon on a dress is
as the flower on the bush, the graceful vine on the tree.
MISS ELLEN KING
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Up to date in a day |
It is row possible for you ’
to obtain in a day all of the j
benefits that resulted from |
years and years of electric- ;
al experimenting an 1 de
velopment. Through Delco j!
Light you can have mod- g
ern e vertical appliances, |
electric plant, water sys- Is
tern, cabling machine
bringing ' our farm a'd
vour home up- s o-date in a j,
day. See us for details,
price and terms.
•S
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(delco-light) ’
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R. A. ROZAR, Jr. $
Dealer :
Danville, Ga.
TTHE BULLETIN -
" e are prepared to publish in confi rm
ity with the law, Applications for ( ar
ter, Bankrupt Notices, Divorce A| pli
cations, Power of Sale in D eds, Bank
State.ue> ts, Administrators Sales. < tc.
PLFLISHEV EVERY FRIDAY
L kMAR TIGNER,
FLEMING BLOODWORTH.
Editors and Publishers
Subscript bn $1.50 per year,
paid in advance.
Entered as second class wail
matter at the postoffice at Ir
winton, Ga., under the act of
congress of March R. 1879.
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Insurance
Compensation Insurance
N H BACON. Irwinton
NOTICE
BLACK LAKE is posted.
Absolutely no privileges
granted to anyone. All per
sons fishing there are sub
ject to prosecution.
Mrs. E. D. Napier.
ODfIK e,
sotwiopEo ->o 4 ajhit
PACKS O *
jts y- 4 y*
NTC./fNIGH T
HaWsCatsrrh
Mcdictee
rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness
caused by Catarrh.
So/,/ by druggists for over 40 yean
F, J. CHENEY & COoTofodo, Ohic
i
i Sake, pies, bread, candies, fish.
Ice cream. Mrs H. B. Adkins.
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Summer Excursion Fares
For Vacation, Sight-Seeing, Education, Pleasure
Heakh and Recreation
For period May 15 rto September 30, 1925, the Central of Georgia
Railway —The Right way —in connection with rail and steamship lines,
will sell roand-trip Summer Excursion tickets at reduced fires to the Lake,
Mountain and Seaseore Resorts throughout the United States and Canada,
and to Mexico City.
Smnn r Excursion Rates rre available f>r trip going and returning
same route, and to a limited extent going one route and returning another;
also sixty day Circle Tours to the embracing rail and water travel.
A number of conventions wiil be held and popular priced excursions run
dining the summer season, announcements if which will be made from time
to time.
T.bee "Where Ocean Breezes’’. Savannah's Beach is one of the most
delsghtful seashore resorts o i the South Atlantic Coast, and is accessible to
the, people of the South eastern territory by reason of the splendid through
train service of the Central of Georgia System to Savannah, thence by
frequent train service between Savannah and the Islat d.
A most delightful and economical way to travel in summer is by the
Central of Georgia Railway to Savannah, thence steamships of the Ocean
Steamship Company of Savannah or the Merchants and Miners Fransportation
Company to Nev York, Boston, Baltimore. Philadeh hia and eastern summer
resorts. The summer rates are available going via Savannah and ship,
r. turning same route, also going via Savannah an i ship, returning all rail,
or vice versa.
Let us plan your trip for you. We will arrange self dules ind figure
out cost with the idea in mind of affording you th« greatest comfort and con
venience en rau-e and providing the greatest s’ght-seeing. educational,
pleasure, health and recreation value at a minimum of expense.
Illustrative and descriptive booklets of suirmer resorts, educational and
sight-seeing tours, will be fureished upon application.
Courtesy and Efficient Service Always
For particulars consult any agent or representative of the
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
—The Right Way—
JESSE B. HART 8 BRO
Morticians
Reliablfi’and Dependable. At your
service day or night.
Phone 467. Macon Ga
Watch-Don’t Wait
I am going to put out something
Every Week-Something New, at a
price that will make you buy it wheth
er you need it at the moment or not.
Don’t Miss It
■
It won’t be just one item, but they
will be changed from week to week,
but for cash only.
i
E. Johnson
Irwinton .
Irwinton Wins Game
On the local diamond Wednesday
afternoon Irwinton took a nice game
from Toomsboro. As with all the
game this season ihe real playing
was done in the last innings.
Number 31
LOW M TRIP
SUNDAY FARES
Round Trip tickets wiil be sold
each Sunday, at rate of one tare plus
25 cents, between ai' stations on
Central of Georgia where one way
fare is not more than b.i {Minimum
Roumi Trip fare 75 cems.) I'b'kets
limited to date of sale.
Consult Ticket Agent
Central of Georgia Rai’way
The Right Wa.
Toomsboro Locals
Mrs. John Gragg assisted by Mrs
Wayne Gragg Wiil entertain the
Robert Toombs chapter U 1). C a;
her home in To'tnbsboro Wednesday
afternoon June 10th at four o clock.
The Parent and Teachers entertain
at Banqut. The members of Parents
and Fetch rs will eutertain Tuesday
evening u x June 9,h at S:’sa
Banquet A program appropriate
for the occasion" will be given.
Entertainent for all. Plates will be
25 and 50c ice cream will be sold.
Every one cordially invited to come.
Proceeds are for equippment of school.
Miss Wiliie Mae Hall and Miss
Lillie Hall returned '■home after a
pleasant stay with sister in Auburn,
Ala. Miss Lillie Hall graduated there
with first honor.
Mrs Seals E. Ragland and Mrs
Wells Taylor spent the wec-k end with
Miss Maybell Bridwell last week.
Mrs Finney of Milledgeville. Mr
Lance Freeman of Jacksonville, Mr
Charlie T Freeman of Chattanooga
were guests of Mr and Mrs B. Asbell
the week end.
