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THE BULLETIN
VOL 24
JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAY
/ “HOME TIES"
Toomsborp High School Auditorium
Friday Night 8:30. May 2. 1930
Cast of Characters
Martin Winn, With memories of the past, E. Waggoner
Lenard Everett, A son of the soil, Forest Townsend
Harold Vincent, From New York, * Earl Brown
Josiah Tizzard, An umbrella mender, Joseph Freeman
Ruth Winn, Martin’s daughter, Eva Lee Raiford
Alma Wayne, Her friend from the city, Celia Freeman
Aunt Melissa, Mrs Martin’s sister, Nettie Ware
Mrs Poplin, Widow with a pension and symptoms,
• Jessie Mae Mercer
Lindat Jane, Who helps around, Mervin Lord
SYNOPSIS
Act 1. An afternoon in June, between five and six o clock.
The home-coming.
Act 2. One month later. Visitors from the city.
Act 3. An afternoon the next week. The party.
Act 4. The following January, six months having elapsed
The wedding announcement,
and “Home, Sweet Home ’’
Time of Playing: Two Hours and a half.
For The Home
WE SELL
Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Safes
Chairs, Rockers, and Shoes, Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, and in
fact everything that is kept in any
General Store, and more than in most
of them, but we do not handle coffins,
don’t need them. z
•20 & 25c Ginghams at 15
25 & 30c “ at 20
Don’t Miss It
Flour $1.05 up.
E. Johnson
Irwinton
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA.,
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1930
Dannenberg Won
Irwinton got together a few players
last Thursday afternoon and tried to
interest Dannenberg. They did
make it lively for the visitors after the
first inning or two, but that was after
they had got a long lead on the home
team. The score was ten to three in
favor of the city hoys, but tliey made
no whoopee over their victory, for
they missed from oar team the
familiar faces of James and Joe Boone.
Buck Dixon, Byington Lindsey, and
Walker the pitcher who threw the
bills over the plate and past 'their
bats last summer. We will give
them a real game when the college
boys are at home again.
Gordon Brings Play
The Path Across The Hill, a play
by the Gordon School will be present
ed at the Irwinton school auditorium
tonight. This play is reported by
those who saw it at Gordon to be
unusually good. It is sponsored by
the local P. T. A.
For The Seniors
The first social event of the season
complimentary to the senior class was
..the picnic given by the Girls’ Auxili
ary on last Monday afternoon at the
big spring at the home of Miss Kate
Asbell.
MEAT MARKET
“Don’t Go Way”
In connection with my other line I have opened up a Meat
Market and will appreciate a call. I also have a general line
of groceries, and hardware, caps, and ladies hats. Don’t forget
to call on
THAD W. PLAYER
Coffins and Caskets. Agent Idle Hour Nurseries
Spring, At Last
And with it many eye-delighting
new patterns of dress goods and all
the lovely spring wearables. Get a
ready made and wear while sewing.
MISS ELLEN KING
THE GARDEN IS LATE
But the time when your health de
mands vegetables and fruits is here.
Let our store be your garden.
MRS. H. B. ADKINS
Number 24
One was reminded of “Sweethearts
on Parade’’ as niue hiking couples
left the “Street of Irwinton’’ at 4:30
p. m, led by the Marathon hikers,
Miss Buena Hatfield and Mr Rollie
Bell, with Miss Mildred Smith and
Mr Felix Billue Bringing up the rear.
Laughter, frolic and fun and an
occasional trip to the house for forgot,
ten necessities was the order of the
afternoon until beneath the maple
trees and just above “where the cool
spring bubbles up”, the table was
spread, with delicious- sandwiches,
cakes and ice cold lemonade.
With hearts still cheerful but foot
steps lagging they began their march
homeward.
Irwinton seemed further,
The hills steeper,
The way rougher,
The gullies deeper
On returning.
Richard Cason Dies
Toomsboro, May 1,
Richard Cason twelve year old son
of, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cason died
suddenly here Wednesday at 12:30
o’clock, a"ter an illness of two days,
and was buried Thursday afternoon at
the family Cemetery a few miles out
from here, Besides his parents he is
survived by two brothers and two
sisters.
