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In Toomsboro
Miss Barbara Chambers returned to
her home here Friday from GSCW,
where she has been attending school.
Miss Patricia Holliman of Unadilla
and Miss Caroline Holliman of Mcln
tyre were the weekend guests of Mrs
J. H. Holliman,
Misses Nettie Ware and Celia Free
man arrived at their homes Monday,
after receiving their degrees at GSCW
Mrs T. E Lord and little daughter,
Patsy, have returned to their home
after a yisit to Mrs Lord’s parents, Mr
and Mrs Chauncey Brinson, Wrights
ville
Mrs H. E. Stephens, Mrs H. D.
Hughes, and Misses Willorine Free
man and Martha and Mary Stephens
spent Friday in Macon.
Mrs J H. Holliman entertained
with a fish fry tor Misses Caroline
and Patricia Holliman Saturday af
ternoon.
Rabies Information
Rabies in animals in Georgia has
shown a decided increase in recent
years. The disease in humans aver
ages about three a year. The num
ber or livestock which die each year
from the disease in the state is tre
mendous. It is not advisable for any
owner to depend entirely on vaccine
to protect dog from rabies, Do not
kill suspected dog too early, he may
be in first stages of rabies, and brain
when examined may show no evi
dence of the disease and yet the sali
va may be infected and dangerous.
Keep the dog confined a week, if it
remains alive and well a week from
date of biting, it was not rabid.
Treatment is necessary only when
the person’s skin is broken by a bite
or scratch; when fresh wounds are
touched by saliva; or the exposure in
children is uncertain; or with high
strung people who cannot be other
wise satisfied.
Danville School
Winners of awards offered by John
Ball Chapter, Daughters of American
Revolution, were the following stu
dents in the High School: Marie Car
ter winning the silver loving cup
offered for the best essay on the sub
ject; Indian Contribution to Georgia;
while the citizenship medal was
awarded to Thomas Edward Lee. A
book of poems was presented to Doris
McCants who won second place in
the essay contest. The loving cup
has been won three years in succes
sion by students of the Danville High
school, and at the close of a year the
winner will return the cup to the
school where it will remain perma
nently.
The John Ball Chapter offered a
citizenship medal to a student in the
7th grade in each school in Wilkin-
son counts*
Melba Nobles won a gold medal
presented by the Twiggs County
Board of Education for her remark
able attendance record, never having
missed a day from the time she en
tered school until she graduated from
the 11th grade. In her childhood
she walked a distance of 4 12 miles
every day to school.
The following awards were made in
the Danville 4 H Style Review.
Francs Floyd, Ist place; Lovie Hoov
er, 2nd; Frances Sims, 3rd.
In the May flower show, Ist place
in vegetable display went to the
Danville sth and 6th grades, who
also won 2nd place in wild flower dis
play,
Best display of flowers went to the
Danville school, the exhibit being
arranged by Emma Ruth Rozar and
Nina Howell.
The first grade won second place on
thtir dish garden.
In the class of bird houses, Ernest
Williams won Ist place, M. 11. Stev
ens, Jr, 2nd
Miss Myrtice Blackman of Gordon
was the guest of Miss Evelyn Lee
during Commencement.
Mr and Mrs Andrew J. Kingery of
Summit were guests of Mr and Mrs
A, W- Daughtry, Mr Kingery making
the baccalaureate address to the grad
uating class.
Hon. Hugh Howell of Atlanta, who
made the address at the graduating
exercises of the 7th grade was a guest
in the home of Mrs Dudley M.
Hughes.
The Grammar grades of the school
presented the following program:
The little Dutch Mill, by 2d, 3d, 4th
grade girls with Zilpha Lou Chance,
soloist and Mirriam Lamb and Inez
Bozeman, dancers; while the boys of
tho ;e grades gave a flag drill.
The 2d 3d, 4th and sth grades
gave a pantomime of An Old Sw et
heart of Mine.
The sth and 6th grades presented
a play: Punkin Hill Grammar School
Graduation.
The program closed with choruses:
Snowball, Mighty Lak a Rose, and
Little Man, You’ye had a Busy Dav,
by the girls of the 2d. 3d, 4th grades.
Home Loans Ready
Victor Davidson, County At
torney for the Home Owner’s
Loan Corporation, received no
tice that new loans could be pro
cured for the next thirty days,
so all those desiring these loans,
please see him at once.
Bite of the Vampire
The vampire is well known to scien
tists at work In the Canal zone. Its
bite, though painful, might be negligi
ble, but certain Individual vampires
transmit a blood organism fatal to
live stock.
Lion Must Have Meat
An adult lion in captivity eats about
sixteen pounds of meat a day.
AIR CONDITIONED
Buffet Lounge Coach
New Feature In Train Travel Between Atlanta, Macon and Savan
nah On Day Trains 1 and 2.
No heat, noise, dust, cinders or drafts to mar your complete rest, relaxation
and comfort. Travel by train in these most modern cars is a pleasure and a
joy-
The Lounge—ls equipped with delightfully comfortable, portable chairs of
the latest design and type, upholstered in leather, insuring rail travel luxury
also Radio, and Smoking Stands.
The Buffet —From the Buffet will be served delicious food, also refreshments
cigars, cigarettes, etc, at reasonable prices.
Seats —Semi-Reclining-Revolving Individual seats may be reserved in ad
vance.
Ladies’ Room —Beautifully decorated Ladies’ Room is provided in these
cars and is equipped with all modern'conveniences.
Porter —An experienced porter will set all times cater to your comfort and
well-being and serye you from the Buflet.
Seat Fares —Moderate charges will be made for a reserved seat in addition
to your railroad ticket.
Railroad Tickets —All classes of railroad tickets will be honored in these
cars, including ij^c a mile coach tickets.
Following are tyypical fares for transportation and seat in Air Condi
tioned Buffet Lounge Coach
between: Railroad Seat
Savannah and Macon $2.87 $0.75
Savannah and Atlanta 4 19 1 00
Atlanta and Macon 1.33 .40
Atlanta and Griffin .65 .25
Macon and Tennille .85 .25
MaCon and Millen 1.69 .40
Also Pre-cooled Sleepers on Niffht Trains 3 and 4
between Atlanta and Savannah
For Travel information. Rates, Schedules, Advance Seat and Berth Reserv
ations apply to Ticket Agent.
We Solicit your Patronage.
Central of Georgia Railway
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