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-~ Rural Carriers’ Conven
ion May 30, Irwinton.
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. GRADUATING EXERCISES
at First Methodist Church
: DANVILLE, . GEORGIA ‘
: -May 25, 1931. 8:30 P. M.
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- Processional. (Audience Standing) =
Invocation, -~ J. B. Franklin
Song, Faith of Our Fathers ,
~ Salutatory, : 5 Ethel Hall
Valedictory, - : Hembree Carroll
- Introduction of Speaker, , ,
© Address, ' LT Dr. Fred L Jones
v Delivery of Diplomas, ;
Alma Mater. ;
~ Benediction, Rev. C. T. Lawhorne
: Recessional (Audience please stand until class passes out)
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: - Winners in $50,000 Contest
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- \ Top, James Thomas Sharkey, first pri.":e winner; Jower left, ;
: t Mrs. Walter Sweet, winner of second prize; lower right, ‘
E : Julius M. Nolte, winner of third prize. |
) " Pictures show the three major prize winners in the Camel cigarette '
; contest. James Thomas Sharkey, 32, a milkman in Boston, was awarded
: first prize of $25,000; Mrs. Walter Sweet, mother of three children and
¢ wife of a Marine Corps captain stationed at the Brooklyn (N. Y.) Navy °
Yard, won second prize of $10,600, and Julius M. Nolte, real estate dealer,
" and former secretary of the Duluth Commercial Club, received the third
~ prize of $5,000. In addition, five prizes of SI,OOO each, five prizes of SSOO
each and twenty-five prizes of SIOO each were awarded.
The three fortunate prize winners will go to Winston-Salem, N. C,,
where Camel cigarettes are manufactured, to receive their checks.
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better. Try an order and see.
‘Ramah Cemetery
I . All who are interested in Ramah
cemetery are most cordially invited to
meet there - Thursday morning
June 4th., for the purpose of clean
ing the cemetery. ;
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~J. J. McArthur,
New Business
Gainesville, Ga., May - - (Special--
Declaring that Georgia’s future
development will depend on the treat
ment accorded businesses already
located in the state, P, S, Arkwright,
president of the Georgia Power
Company, in an address at Gaines
ville last week, warned that political
attacks on business are the chief
stumbling block in the wavy of the
state’s progress. Agricultuaral
sections as well as the citles will
benefit if outside capital can be
brought into the sfate, he said, and all
sections suffer unless Georgia backs
up its invitation to new industries by
giving fair treatment to those which
come here. The address was made at
the annual joint meeting of the
Gajnesville Rotary and Kiwanis
clubs. .
“For several years,” Mr, Arkwright
said, “‘business has looked forward
with apprehension to the approach of
a session of the state legislature.
This year we, not only the Georgia
Power Company, but all business
interests, look forward to the
approaching session with foreboding
and dread. We see on every side
side evidences of what appears to be
an organized effeort to make existing
businesses as uncomfortable as
possible and thereby make the state
sa uninviting as possible to new
businesses we want to bring into our
state.
To Unveil Marker
The John Ball chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revo
lution will unveil a United States
government marker oo June 14, at
3 o'elock in the afternoon, over the
grave of Malachi Sanders, a soldier of
the War ot 1812, who is buried in
Ramah cemetery two miles south of
‘Gordon, The public is cordially
invited to attend the exercises.
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* STREET OF IRWINTON:
Trouper’s Dream
1 close my eyes against the sun
That warms me into drowsiness,
And fancy acts my best-loved scene,
Os you and I upon the stage, :
With idle words that matter not—
And then the fairy touch of bliss
Upon my lips: and then—Cartain; -
Mr J. T. Sanders is at home from
Brewton-Parker college at Mt. Vernon.
Mr and Mrs Louis Petty and child
| ren spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs
:H: A. Petty at Dawson, . :
E"- Mr and Mr E. J. Kenney and
~childrenof Leary, were guests of Mr
and Mrs Ralph Culpepper and Miss
Iris Ragan Sunday. = ;
*- Misses Eunice Sanders “aad Alma
Hatfield haye returned from Mt.
Vernon where they visited during the
commencement,
. These are 50-50 days. Hot
chocolate for the morning, ice cream
. for the afternoon.
Ed Byington has started building
new rooms on the top of his residence,
' The house when remodeled by his be
- quite attractive. e
. Mr and Mrs M. H. Bowles visited at.
~ Gay last week. - E
. 'MrK, N. Stephéns has been
auditing the county books.
The many friends of Mrs A. C.
Todd will be pleased to learn that she
is recovering satistactorily after an
* operation for apoendicitis, :
Robert Hartley = attended - the
Brewton-Parker commencement.
Mr Grady Sanders of Toomsbor was
in the city Tuesday.. { :
Remember how when you were a
little boy doing come job around the
housesand knocked off a little bit of
skin the hurt entirely disable you,
and losing twice that amount of
natural covering on a fishing trip was
hardly noticed. Well, it happens
that way now. Saw such a case justa
few minutes ago. :
Have you made your guess about
how many will attend the Rural
Letters Carriers convention to
- morrow? :
Hold the thought and peoole will
finally come to your way of thinking
and doing. Charles Elliott sat alone
on Pennyrow all during the school
term, amusing himself with marbles,
puppy dogs and cats, as best he could,
and now he has so much company he
is crowded. :
For the remainder of the summer
the afternoons should be spent under
water.
Mr and Mrs Lee Pennington of
(Gordon were visitors in town
Saturday. :
. " A boy can run errands much better
when rolling a hoop. The hoop
keeps his mind from dwelling on the
fact that he is doing something useful.
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Missionary Social
The Womans Missionary Society of
the Methodist church will entertain
with a social at the home of Mrs,
J. M. Hall Junel, at 4 o'clock
afternoon,
All members of the Baptist
Missionary Society are_also cordially
invited.
- ~Mrs J. 11. Duggan, Sec.
