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THE BULLETIN
VOL 26
Irwinton People
In Auto Wreck
Mr and Mrs Lynwood Stokes
had a narrow escape Sunday af
ternoon when their auto collided 1
with another car driven by Mr
Griffin near the home of Mr E.
J. Dennard of Gordon. The
car of Mr Stokes was overturned
and badly damaged but none of
the parties in the wreck were
injured except few minor bruis
es. Other motorists found them
a few minutes after the accident-
Wilkinson Co. D. A. R.
Has Interesting Meeting
The John Ball chapter, D. A. R.,
met on June &th at the home of Mrs
J. F. Porter, in Danville, the regent.
Mrs Porter, presiding.
The f blowing program was render
el: Prayer, chaplain, Mrs Gertrude
Carswell; song. America. The spe
cial feature of the afternoon was a
splendid lecture by Prof. W. J. Brad-
You Can Find
The Goods Here
For the Home and Farm
Ladies dress goods, and shoes and hose
handkerchiefs, toilet preparations and
various kinds of threads and sewing
materials.
Men’s and boys’ furnishings for both
dress and work.
Your needs in hardware and kitch
en utensils.
And always something good to cook
or handy for the can opener.
Get my prices on staple groceries, shoes,Jdry goods, as
we sell enough to keep all fresh at all times.
E. Johnson
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA.,
ley, professor of history, Mercer
University. His subject, George
and Martha Washington, was pre
sented in an interesting way through
a large collection of historical pic
tures, which was very much enjoyed.
Mrs J. H. Duggan gave a paper
The Home Life of Washington. A
salute to the flag was given by the
chapter.
Good reports were made by the
committees. Mrs Victor Davidson
was presented with a past regent oin,
as a token of gratitude and apprecia -
tion of her splendid work as regent of
the chapter. Mrs A. W. Daughtry
presented the pin, and expressed the
love and loyalty of the chapter. Mrs
Davidson responded in her usual
charming manner.
A delicious salad ice course was
served by the hostess, assisted bv
Miss Mary Maxwell and Mrs A. W.
Daughtry. The following visiters
were present; Miss Annie Daughtry,
Danville, Miss Helen Daughtry,
Macon, Miss Mary Maxwell, Dan
ville. Mrs F. H. Jobson, Danville,
Miss Audrey Dunklin, Palatka, Fla.,
FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1932
Miss Vida Hoo' f s, Cochran.
Mr Daughtry Announces
For Representative
To the Voters of Wilkinson
County
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for Representative of Wil
kinson County in the General
Assembly, subject to the rules
of the white Democratic primary
of September 14. I will appre
ciate your vote and support.
A. W. Daughtry.
Mr Baldwin Announces
for Solicitor General
To the Voters of Wilkinson
County:
I hereby announce for re elec
tion to the office of Solicitor Gen
eral of the Ocmulgee Circuit. It
elected, I pledge myself to a
faithful performance of my du-
For Smmer Days
Dresses,Hats, Hose, Shoes for the fam
ily. There are many articles of food
for the party at home, the days outing
or a camping trip. Good. Save time.
MISS ELLEN KING
Stop at the new Irwinton Hotel. Near all the stores.
Plenty of Garden Seed for you.
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
X,
CONCERNING COST
The cost of a funeral service depends altogether upon the taste
and resources of the family. Our stock of burial merchandise
covers a wide range of price, with the best possible values at ev
ery level. And regardless of cost, every service receives the same
reverent, thoughtful attention. Our price does not exceed any
other anywhere.
HART’S MORTUARY
755 Cherry Street
Phone 161 Macon, Ga.
Number 31
ties as prescribed by law. Your
vote will be appreciated.
C. S. Baldwin,*Jr.
’ Madison, Georgia.
i
Black Birds’ Jubilee
Pleases Large Audience
Mr Richard Camp’s play, the
, Black Birds’ Jubilee, at the Ir
winton school Wednesday even
ing, sponsored by Quinn-Lindsey
Post, American Legion, and di
rected by Mr Camp, delighted a
large audience. Plenty of good,
jokes, and msuic, singing and
dancing, pretty costumes made
up a varied and interesting pro
gram.
A special surprise feature two
tap dances by Mr Lane Stokes
was greatly enjoyed.
Mr Camp left Thursday to
begin rehearsals of the play in
another town.
