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THE BULLETIN
Volume 30, Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Georgia.
Fiddlers Convention
A Fiddlers Convention is to be at
Gordon School Saturday night, April
2bth.
LOCALS.
Misses Louise and Odine Peavy of
Unadilla, are guests of Miss Clara
Beall.
Rehearsals started Tuesday night
for an operetta, Gyosy Troubadour,
coached by Miss Elizabeth Todd of
Wilkinson County High School. This
will be the next P. T- A entertain
ment.
Mr George Carswell. Jr., Miss Nan
Wood of Atlanta visited relatives
Sunday.
Mrs Norman Brown and son,
iam, have returned from a visit to
relatives at Byron.
Mrs Norman Brooks, of Leesville,
La., was a visitor in Irwinton Tues
day. To many schoolday friends
Mrs Brooks is remembered as Miss
Jimmie Lavender.
Mr and Mrs C. S. Baldwin of Mad
ison were visitors in town Saturday.
Col Frank Evans of Milledgeville
was at the courthouse Saturday.
Mr and Mrs J. H. Johnson of
Flippen, Mrs Nannie Royston and
Mrs Faye Clarke of Jonesboro visited
Mrs Miriam Tigner and family Sun
day.
Miss Faye Culpepper visited rela
tives near Albany the past weekend.
Miss Ellen Jackson of Macon is
yisiting Mrs R L. Hartley.
Mr T. H. Bragg has returned from
a visit to Mr and Mrs Burke Lee in
Jacksonville.
The school building will probably
be finished about June 1.
Miss Hixie Gentry of Montrose was
guest of Miss Buena Hatfield the
paet weekend.
Miss Kingery of Normantown spent
Seniors at Toomsboro Present Play
The Senior Class of the Toomsboro High School will present
a three act comedy.
THE PRICE TAG
in the Toomsboro School auditorium
Friday Night, Apr. 24th. at 8:15
Admission 10 and 20c
last weekend with Miss Mattiewill
Beall-
Mr and Mrs C. E. Todd and daugh
ter, Edna Earle, are spending a few
days in New York.
John and Dean Duggan are hav
ing a sWell time with mumps. Ralph
Culpepper, Jr., is willing to trade his
for any old thing. William Brown is
peeved because he can’t have mumps
like the other fellows.
0. K Etheridge is delegate to Re
publican state convention; J. T. Tree
man alternate. A. T. Fountain dele
gate to district convention. O. E.
Etheridge alternate. County exec
utive committee: J. F. Wood, chm;
L hatfield, vice chm; 0. K. Ether
idge; sec; O E Etheridge, treas; A.
T. Fountain. M. G. Miller, D. F.
Taylor, and J. J. Treeman.
The loafer is a curious fellow. He
has plenty of time for his curiousness
to grow out on him like toadstools on
a dead stump. One or the oddest
things about him is his treatment of
benches. Now, if there is one piece
of street furniture he does love it is a
storefront bench, yet he will sit him
down on one of these comfortable,
pantspolished seats and steadily whit
tle it out from under himself until he
is forced to get up —and he do mor
tally dislike standing. Just look at
the benches at the front of Johnson's
old store building.
The League of Nations has qualified
as the foremost wristslapper of mod
ern times.
Mrs C. E. Davis
Mrs C E Davis died at her home
in Gordon Thursday Surviving her
are her husband, and two sons, Ed
win and Lanier Davis.
Services will begin at the Irwinton
Methodist church the first Sunday in
June, continuing through the third
Sunday.
Number 22.
MODERN MEAT COUNTER
Ralph Culpepper has installed an up
to date counter for his market. You’re
invited to see it. Fresh meat, eggs,
cheese, milk attractively displayed.
For Spring and Summer Wear
Dress Goods, Shoes, Hosiery in the
newest and most attractive styles.
Hardware and kitchen ware, and
and all the vegetables, fruits, fresh or
canned for well balanced meals.
Filling Station and Service for the
Car: shelter for bad weather.
E. Johnson
Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Farm Supplies
Everybody Come To The Picnic
This delightful season is here. Get
ready with Paper Cups, Plate, Oiled
paper, Pickles, Olives, Cherries, Bread
Cake, Fruit Salad-Wonder Ade the
delicious new drink, 1 Gallon for 10c.
Greeting cards for birthdays, anni
versaries, sick friends; many other
cards for special occasions.
MISS ELLEN KING
SERVICE COACH LINES, INC
Main Office
DUBLIN, GEOGIA
EASTMAN - DUBLIN - MILLEDGEVILLE
Wrightsville and Vidalia
Make connection? Milledgeville with Southern Stages for Macon,
Sandersville & Augusta; Southeastern Stages and Pace Motor
Line, for points between Milledgeville and Atlanta. Connections
Dublin, for Wrightsville, Eastman, Swainsboro, Statesboro and
Savannah.
Friday, APR 24, 1936.
