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THE BULLETIN
Volume 29,
Memorial Services
Memorial services for Senator
George H. Carswell, and Judge
John S. Davis, will be held at
April term superior court The
time will be announced.
Attention, Boys
Col. Glenn Asbell will hold meet
ing of young boys in Irwinton next
Tuesday afternoon at four o’clock for
purpose of organizing the Royal Am
bassadors. In the meantime ask him
about his plans.
In Toomsboro
Misses Doris Lindsey, Ruby Lock
hart., and Anbie Wye Marshall spent
the weekend at their homes in Ten
nille.
Mrs T. E Lord had as her guests
on a trip to Macon Saturday, Misses
Ruth Higginbotham, Inez Mercer and
Johnny Miller.
Mr William Rawlins and Mr
James Holland of Sande'rsville were
visitors in Toomsboro Sunday.
Miss Sally Pippin was the guest of
Miss Annie Wye Marshall Sunday.
Misses Barbara Chambers, Celia
Freeman, Nettie Ware have returned
to G. S C. W. after spending the
spring holidays with homefolks.
Mrs H- E. Stephens and Misses
Willie Mae Lord, Martha and Mary
Stephens spent Thursday afternoon
in Milledgeville.
Misses Martha Jane Lord and
Martha Jackson, who are attend ng
school at Cochran, had as their guest
for the spring holidays, Miss Eliza'
beth Taylor of Cochran.
Mrs F, B. Chambers, Mrs W. H.
Freeman, Misses Barbara Chambers
and Celia Freeman, and Mr Frank
Chambers soent Thursday in MaCon
Mrs Hewitt and Mr Ray Hewitt of
Louisville visited Mrs Hewitt s
daughter, Mrs Earl Brown, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr Carter Maddox of Rebecca vis
ited his sister, Mrs J. H. Hoihman,
the past weekend.
The Seniors are haying their play
“The Path Across the Hill” tonight.
Mules For Sale
Wilkinson County will sell at pub
lic outcry before the courthouse deor
at Irwinton, on Tuesday, April 2nd,
1935, Seventeen mules Terms, Cash.
G. M. Toney, Superintendent.
PTA lunches court Week.
Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Georgia.
Reginald Fowler
Robbed
Reginald Fowler, furniture
salesman for his father, H. G.
Fowler, was sandbagged and
robbed of about S2O last Satur
day night. The holdup occurred
near Friendship school. He was
unable to give a good descrip
tion of the robbers.
Calhoun Todd Writes
Prize Paper
First prize for paper on engin
eering in contest of the Student
American Society ot Mechanical
Engineers at Knoxville was won
by A. C. Todd, Jr,, of Georgia
Tech, the amount SSO. Subject
Economic Aspects of Stream-
Lining for Automobiles.
LOCALS.
Friends regret the serious ill
ness of Mrs Anna Hartley.
Mrs W. W. Walden, Mr and
and Mrs Ennis Boyer are visit
ing Mr Pat Walden at San Fran
cisco.
Interesting Field Day
Field Day exercises for the colored
schools of the county were held iu Ir
winton last Friday
Many peonle visited the school and
examined the fine displays of needle
work, basketry, handicraft and decor
ative art. In the exhibits contest
Toomsboro was awarded first prize.
Showings of all the schools were very
creditable. Numerous athletic events
enlivened the day.
WATKINS
Household Remedies
Brought to your door the Thu d
week each month by authorized
representative.
Cash paid for poultry.
Feathers for sale.
(Agents wanted for adjoining
Counties.)
W. J. Robinson,
Irwinton, Ga.
Watermelon Seed
Cuban Queen Watermelon Seed
SI.OO pound, at Miss Ellen King’s
store, or write to T. A- Justice, Ir
winton, Georgia.
Look for Tin Gun Tommie.
Number /8.
We suggest some of the things cus
tomers may find at our store to help
make their shopping more enjoyable.
Shelter for the car, filling station ser
vice, store room comfortably warm,
full line dry goods, hardware, groceries
fruits, candies, bread, cakes, crackers,
cold drinks, fresh milk, and appetizing
lunch items.
E. Johnson
Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Farm Supplies
Hats, Dresses and Shoes
New and very attractive Spring
Hats, Dresses and Shoes ready for you
and many other interesting articles
now on display in the store.
MISS ELLEN KING
Stop at the new Irwinton Hotel. Near all the stores.
Cement Burial Vaults
Coffins, Caskets; delivered if desired.
Ralph Culpepper, Irwinton
S EE
M. S. LEE COMPANY
Gordon, Ga.
for your 1935 supply of
“AA QUALITY
Fertilizers
Old Dominion & AGRICO
Mr Philip Covington is direct
ing rehearsals of a melodrama of
the old wild west to be present
ed next week.
Friday, MAR 29, 1935.
Senator George W. DuPree
and Representative A. W.
Daughtry were in town during
the week.
