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Volume 28,
Carswell Formally
Nominated
George H. Carswell was formally
nominated on October. 12, as sena
tor from the 21st district, by the
Democratic executive committee.
The meeting was presided over by
W. A. Jones, chairman. Delegates
attending were: J. A. Stokes, W. A.
Jones, Victor Davidson, W. C. Coun
cil, H. A. Fountain, A. T. Land,Mrs
C. A. Johnson, Mrs E. C. Adams, H.
E Stephens, of Wilkinson county;W.
L. Marshman, J. C. Shannon. Jr.. L.
L. Griffin, of Twiggs; C. C. Williams
and T. W. Duffr. Jr., Jones county.
Delegates for the next convention
are F. Holmes Johnson. L. P, James,
Jones county; H. V. Jackson and J.
H Vaughn, Twiggs; A. T. Land, W.
C. Council of Wilkinson.
C. C. Williams. representative
elect from Jones county, served as
secretary of the meeting,
Indian Trail Marker
The John Ball chapter of the D.
A. R. unveiled an Indian trail mark
er at Allentown Friday afternoon,
Oct. 12, 1934 This marker is placed
on the paved highway at the intersec
tion of the highway with the Allen
town Cary road.
Mrs A. W. Daughtry, regent of
the chapter, presided, at the unveil
ing exercises. Hon. Victor Davidson
made the address of the afternoon, his
subject being: Wilkinson county’s
Indian history.
Mrs Mark Smith of Thomaston,
state chairman for marking old trails,
spoke. Mrs F. H. Jobson led the
singing; the children who unveiled
the marker wore Indian costumes, one (
of them, Mary Frances Allen, is a ।
great-great-great granddaughter of (
John Ball. ,
. PT A Meeting
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The second meeting of the Wilkin
son County High School PT A for
We Helped Her Save Needless Expense
Word had just been received of her brother’s death several
hundred miles away Before leaving to bring him home, she
wanted to arrange with us for the service here.
Realizing the expense which the trip would entail, we explained
it would be unnecessary for her to go to the other city. Her wish
es and all instructions could be telephoned to our representative <
there, who would take immediate charge and carry out her wishes ’
in every respect, until it was time for us to assume personal
charge here
HART’S MORTUARY
The Home of Sympathetic Service
Macon, Georgia
THE BULLETIN
Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Georgia.
the year was held at the school on
Thursday, Oct. 11,
Superintendent Julian Bloodworth
gave an interesting talk on “The
r Value of a PTA.’’
Miss Juanita Puckett, treasurer,
! teported a net amount, of $43 55 from
Musical Contest; §63 67 from Res
taurant court week. The restaurant
• fund is to be spent for desks in 6th
and 7th grade rooms.
The association voted to sponsor a
1 picture show to be held at the court
house on Monday nights; the desk
committee, Mrs N, 11. Bacon, Mrs
Ralph Culpepper, Mrs J. Hall, to
be in charge of these shows. Also
voted for a restaurant for April court.
The attendance prize was won by
6th and 7th grades.
The October program committee
announced plans for the Hallowe’en
Carnival to be held at T. W. Player's
store October 26.
Plans for Daddies’ Night in No •
vember were discussed.
The Carnival
The P. T. A Carnival, Friday
night, Oct. 26,. will be held in
the Player building, Irwinton.
A lively program of varied
amusements has been arranged.
Hot lunches, candies, drinks.
A happy evening awaits you
at the Carnival.
Card ot Thanks
The success of our P. T. A. restau
rant during court- week was made
possible by the splendid spirit and '
cooperation shown by everyone who :
helped, and we wish to express our
thanks to them. Let us everyone
help with the plans for another next '
court eyen bigger and more success- '
ful than ever.
Mrs C. J. Grinstead,
Pres. P. T, A.
Mrs T. W. Player, Sec-
Number 47. Friday, OCT 19, 1934.
FULL
MEASURE
NO LEGISLATION can entirely
take the place of “ old-fashioned ”
standards of honesty. “Full measure
is more a matter of character than of
law. Our pound has always been
made up of sixteen ounces.
E. Johnson
Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Farm Supplies
For School Days
Comfortable and attractive articles
of clothing for the chilly, wet autumn
School Days. Dainties for Lunches.
MISS ELLEN KING
Fresh milk on sale every day.
Stop at the new Irwinton Hotel. Near all the stores.
Cement Burial Vaults
Coffins, Caskets; delivered if desired.
Ralph Culpepper, , Irwinton
DEPOSITS INSURED
BY
The Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C.
QCIW MAXIMUM INSURANCE
for EACH DEPOSITOR ’PdUUU
Bank With Us--We Appreciate Your Business.
Wilkinson County Bank
F, B. Chambers, H. E. Stephens,
President Cashier
TOOMSBORO, GA.
