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THE BULLETIN
VOL 26
Russell, Vinson, Talmadge
Daughtry Nominated
Reports from state primary
not complete Friday mcrning.
Grand Jury, Odt. 1932
Bloodworth T, E. (Edwin), Dixon W.
L Vinson EL. Farmer TE. Parker J
C. Dupree BE. Wood A J. Lord J M.
Carr JL. Nelson MC. Adams Sam.
Rozar R. Smith C L, Holder B I. Hart
ey R L. Green W P. Bell W R. Adam
EC. Lord RI. Dominy HI. Lord FI.
Gseen GC. Walters Oscar Wasden F
P. Beek W. L. Branan F D. Tarpley M
A. Brooks W W, Justice M. L. Cars
well C B.
Lord’s Reunion
The Lords held their annual family
reunion Aug. 26. at home of Mr and
Mrs H. M, Bloodworth, Mclntyre.
There were present about 150 de
scendants of Mrs Martha Lord, one
of the pioneer mothers of that exten
sive family connections.
This old Mother in Israel was born
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, f dry goods, as
we sell enough to keep all fresh at all times.
E. Johnson
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA.,
in 1826 and lived to the ripe old age
of 90 yearr.
The practice of the family all gath
ering once each year was begun dur
ing her lifetime and has been contin
ued for about 32 years-
The day was beautiful for this
event; it seemed that nature was
smiling on the occasion, lending the
charm given by the mellowed sun
shine of Indian Summer.
The out of county guests were; Mr
and Mrs W. D. Eihetidgc, Dade
City, Fla; Miss Adeline Miller, Jack
, sonville; Miss Cora Stubbs, Orlando,
Mrs Harris Hill, Miami; Mrs J. D.
Chastain Jr. and children, Margie
and Harold, and sister, Josephine
Etheridge from Atlanta; Mr and Mrs
Boss Jones, Waynesboro
Mr J. D. Collins and son, Roy, and
Mr Memphis Bateman, Macon; Mrs J.
W. Lord, Pelham; Mrs George Car
penter, two daughters and srn, Mill
edgeville; Mr and Mrs Will Byington,
and sister, Milledgeville.
A bountiful dinner was served out
under the oaks which was enjoyed
by all.
FRIDAY, SEP. 16, 1932
Card of Thanks
We take this means of expressing
our heartfelt appreciation to our many
friends for the many acts of kindness
shown us during the illness and death
of our mother, Mrs Emma McAfee.
And we shall always remember
your kindly administrations, expres
sions of sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings: when the dark hour comes
into your lives, mav friends minister
to you as you have to us; and may
God s richest blessings rest upon
each and every one of you.
Mr and Mis R. B. Brown,
at d family.
One Shellfish Family
Shrimps, prawns and crayfish are
allied to the lobster, the crayfish often
beinu called fresh-water lobster.
Cosmetics Special
New line of White Pants, they’re cool and look nice.
Cloth hats for the little fellows.
A new and popular line of Toilet arti
cles-twelve of them-priced at lOC
each in a special introductory sale.
Pen-Jell makes best jelly, Box 10c.
Refrigerated fresh Milk every day.
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'weekjends.
An extra nice line of Flour, The Orient, Delicious, andj Birdseys.
Eat Fruit and Vegetables to keep in good health.
MRS H. B. ADKINS
APPROPRIATE MUSIC
The musical program is an important feature of the funeral ar
rangements. A favorite hymn, which has given comfort and
strength during the trials of life, is the most appropriate accom
paniment to the last farewell. Weare always glad to assist in
making this part of the funeral as beautiful and fitting as possible
Tune in over W. M. A. Z. Monday, Wednesday or Friday at
Six-thirty o’clock and hear our pipe organ recital.
HART’S MORTUARY
755 Cherry Street
Phone 161 Macon, Ga.
Number 43
Mrs Hartley Injured
in Auto Accident
Mrs Anna J. Hartley had her
collar bone broken Sunday after
noon when the car in which she
was riding overturned on the
highway near Madison. She is
now resting as well as could be
expected.
Her son, Mr Robt. L. Hartley,
who was driving, and his wife
and son, Robert, also in the car
at the time of the accident were
bruised and shaken but not seri
ously hurt.
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Mistletoe’s “Homes”
Apple, thorn, maple, poplar, locust,
linden and, occasionally, oak will fur
nish a home for the mistletoe parasite.
