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THE BULLETIN
Volume 30, Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Georgia. Number 27. Friday, MAY 29, 1936.
Mrs B. S. Fitzpatrick
Mrs B. S. Fitzpatrick, wife of
Twiggs County School Superin- 1
tendent, died in a Macon hospital
Sunday afternoon after an illness
of a few days.
Mrs Fitzpatrick was formerly .
Miss Fleta Butler, of Irwinton,
her parents, Mr and Mrs George
Butler, were prominent early
settlers of this county. Since (
her marriage to Prof. Fitzpartick
she had resided at Fitzpatrick
for fifty five years. She was a
member of Rosebud Methodist
church.
She is survived by her hus- 1
band, and four daughters, Mrs
Bessie Jones, Mrs A. C. Ross,
Miss Fleta Fitzpatrick. MrsJ.W. !
Harwell; sons, George, and B. S V
Fitzpatrick, Jr.; brothers, J. E.
Butler, R. J. Butler, Will and '
Raymond Butler-
Funeral services were held at
Rosebud Methodist church Mon
day afternoon bv J E. Buchan
an and Dr. J. C. Solomon, and
interment was in the Fitzpat
rick cemetery.
Payne-Knight
Mr and Mrs P. D. Payne of
Allentown announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Lona <
Mae, to Mr Lee Knight of Sa
vannah, the ceremony having 1
been performed Mav 19. by Rev.
Mr Vines of Dublin. They vil
live in Savannah
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Sing Convention Sunday
The Wilkinson Countv Singing 1
Convention will be held Sunday, May
31, at Walnut Creek church, near
Allentown. All are invited. Bring 1
lunch.
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Marine Corps Enlistments 1
The U. S. Marine Corps Dis
trict Recruiting Office at Macon, 1
Ga., serving this area, accepts a
limited number of outstanding 1
applicants for general service, '
monthly, between 18 and 25 1
years of age and not less than 5
feet 6 inches in height.
After completion of basic
training the recruits are assign
ed to Infantry, Machine Gur,
Artillery, Motor Transport, Sig
nal, or Aviation units, or are
sent to the Sea School at Norfolk
Va., for training for service
afloat with the Marine detach
ments on battleships, airplane
carriers, an cruisers. No other
branch of the military service of
fers this opportunity for later
specialization.
Interested persons should
write the above office in the Mu
nicipal Auditorium, Macon, for
full information and application
blanks.
Graduating Exercises
Wilkinson County High School,
Monday evening, May 25, 1936.
Processional
Invocation, Rev. I. C. Walker
Salutatory, Grace Hoover
Piano Solo, Margaret Grinstead
Prophecy, Mary Frances Ryle
Song, Class
Valedictory, Margaret Grinstead
Address, Dean W. T, Smalley
Conferring of Seyemh
Grade Certificates, R. A. Barnett
Delivery of Diplomas, NH. Bacon
Benediction
Danville School
The annual concert of the Danville
school music class was given Wednes
day evening under direction of Mrs
F. H. Jobson.
The following pupils were present
ed: Laura Mae Stevens, Virginia
Hulme. Virginia Smith, Joyce Porter,
Sarah Toney, Miriam Lamb, Hazel
Lamb, Martha Parker, Hattie and
Nina HoWell, Evelyn Heath, Bernice
Baker, Angelyn and Ouida Johnson.
Grace Butler, Martha Brooks. M. H.
Stevens, Jr., Thomas E. Lee, Nim
Burke, Joseph Sbelnutt, Robert Job
son, and Ernest Williams of Danville;
Martha N. McCrarv, Edna Sanders,
Billy Jones, Jeffersonville; Miss Lou
ie O’Neal and Mr Richard Custer of
Montrose.
Several ensemble numbers were
given using two pianos with four, six
eight and twelve hands.
The promotion exercises of the Ist
grade were held Wednesday after
noon under supervision of Miss Flo
tied Smith. The pupils wore white
cips and gowns and ' were seated on
the stage which was decorated in
their class colors, pink and blue.
Virginia Ham extended the wel
come: Francis Hill gave the class
prophecy; Lazell Lucas gave a poem
called Young Trees; James Lamb
had charge of the presentation of
gifts; Herschel Lee presented the
class keys to the first grade of next
year; Edith Ellington gave the Vale
dictory; Marvin Phillips gave a mes
sage and Carolyn Baker sang a s lo-
LOCALS.
The Tenth Grade, with a few
guests, enjoyed a picnic at Sandy
Saturday night.
Mrs F- C. Rowe entertained the
Eleventh grade with a party held at
her hime Tuesday evening-
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The new rooms of the school build
ing are nearly completed now that
the concrete floors have been poured
and all that is needed is the “finish
ing touches”.
Members of Wilkinson County ,
High school graduating class were de
lightfully entertained Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr and Mrs F. C.
Rowe, with proming and dancing. Aft
er several hours of this pleasant Das
time. delightful refreshments were
served and enjoyed by all.
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.
MISS ELLEN KING
The Unity Life Insurance Company
Os Columbia, South Carolina,
will sell you through its Representative, W. N. Hill, Gordon, Ga..
a Contingent Endowment Certificate for a Thousand
Dollars that will pay either way—Living or Dead. An investment
Plus Protection. See me and let me explain plan of investment to
you. The rate is just about the rate for Twenty Payment life with
old lines. Can be carried on the monthly plan, if more convenient.
W. N. HILL, Gordon, Ga.
Daughtry Announces
For Reelection
To the Voters of Wilkinson
County:
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for re-election as a member
of the State Legislature and so
licit your vote and influence.
A. W. Daughtry.
Col. Taylor Purdom of Sparta was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday on
legal business.
Mr F. C. Asbell of Atlanta spent
the week with his brother, Mr B. As
bell of Irwinton.
This has been a wearing week for
lawabiding fishermen-
