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THE BULLETIN
YOL 25
Museum at G. S. C. W.
The History Club of the Georgia
State College for® Women will be
glad to hear from those who bhave
pieces of old Georgia pottery, and
who would contribute them to the
mussum.
The students of the col'eze have
brough: many relics from Georgia
attics and several glass cases and files
are filled with letter, papers war relics,
Indian trophies, It is hoped that
every county will have a part in the
enterprise and that eventually it wil
occupy a division of the library at the
college. ~ :
Milledgeville, it is thought, is a
most fitting place to have such a
museum, as the old capitol was there
for gixty-eight years and the most
colorful and dramatic period of
Georgia’s history was enacted there.
Manuseripts. records, stamps,
letters, land grants, books on Georgia,
history, pictures of ~governors, and
and of famous Georgia women are
for the museum,
As they are received, they are
labeled with the name of the donor
and the 'county from which the
articles were sent, in order that every
Will just remind our cus
tomers that we are still
keeping up with the times
with the newest and best
Drygoods and Groceries
In gathering our selections of goods
our aim is satisfactory service to the
public. Things to wear must please
the eye and have the lasting qualities.
Vegetables, fruits, fresh or in cans,
frésh bread, cakes and crackers, and
we make a specialty of good cheese.
-~ E. Johnson
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA.,
person may get credit for gifts,
Much interest has alreuldj' been
shown and it is deyeloping into one of
the most interesting -collections in
Georgia,
Those who wish to send con
tributions of historic interest will lend
their aid to a poject that will be of
incalculable worth to posteriy.
~ If you are coming to Milledgeville
to attend the graduation exercises of
the Georgia State College for Women,
May 30 - June 1, look through the
house aund see if you can find some
thing of histori¢c interest for the
Georgia History Maseum.
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* STREET OF IRWINTON:
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Miss Betty Etheridge, Misses Edna
and Roberta Anderson were guests of
Miss Eunice Sanders Wednesday,
Wednesday afternoon hot as sum
mertime. Waiting for a cream and
watching the boys struggling around,
trying to scare up enough players for
a game with Toomsboro, and Tooms
boro team ready to start. Distract-
FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1931
ingly pretty girl passes along Street
and all forget the game for awhile,
I. .F. Billue exhibitssabout half bush
el of dressed fish, Cloud comes over
town and new spring calves starta
bleating. Reminds me of Tom Simp
‘son and the ice cream pasture. Rain
sprinkling and I won’t have to water
flowers. J. C. Saville, Jr., with a
baseball mitt dangling by one thumb
from hip pocket is riding a bicycle to
and fro on Wreckem corner, Trying
to see everything and make a cigar
ette, Claude Burke pours his tobacco
on the pavement and wraps the paper
areund his finger, and holds a match
to the end. I'm sleepy and den’t care
for the ball game,
Irwinton is winning all the games.
They scored thirty to nine against
Toomsboro Wednesday in Irwinton.
While chasing a long fly, Walter Ad
kins and J. C, Sayille, Jr., met in
the air and both were knocked out
for a few minutes. »
Mr. Howard Hughes, Miss Louise
Hughes of Sycamore, Miss Ida Bur
roughs, ot Ashburn, were guests at
the Stevens Hotel Wednesday.
Miss Sue Dixon has returned from
a visit to relatives a Adrian.
-~ Ralph Culpepper, Jr; “and Dick
Maddox seem to have a large contract
for hauling sand from one side of the
Calls for different things to eat and to
wear. Come in and look at Spring &
Summer goods, and see what appetiz
ing dainties we have to eat at home,
or carry on your pleasure trip.
MISS ELLEN KING
Stop at the new Irwinton Hotel. Near all the stores.
You Will Find at the Popular Store
- On Penny Row
Full line of Fancy Groceries. Candies.
Fresh Bread and Cakes. daily. :
New Garden Seed.
Fresh Fish and Certified Select Oysters on week ends.
An extra nice line of Flour, The Orient, Delicious, and Birdseys.
Eat Fruit and Vegetables to keep in good health.
MRS. H. B. ADKINS
MEAT MARKET
" 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 4 :
e THAD. W. PLAYER
Number 27
vard to the other, and if they haul in
back gain, and so on, it will be an
endless joh sure enough. '
P Haywood singing some kind
ofachant. I pause in my busy
flicht across town to hear. The
words amount to a declaration that
the days of the iceman are now here
and he is rejoiced.
.Frank Johnson and Irwin Everett
swampward bound with hooks, sack
full of gourds, ax and cleaver, and a
big blackfish for bait, My pulse is
not disturbed by the sight. Al I
want is @ swim in Sandy and a peanut
sandwich when I get back to town,
Carriers Convention
The Rural Carriers of the
tenth district will hold their
annual convention in Irwinton at
the courthouse tomorrow, May
30th. An interesting program
of music and speeches has been
prepared and a fish dinner will
be zexlved at noon.
This convention will bring
several hundred people to the
city. Besure to come out and
help make the visitors enjoy the
day. 3
Ice cream at Johnson’s Arcade.
