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THURSDAY, AUGUST T. IBM. ■mm 8 iKiiißli litißW. H>j ptUlphTi IjPlj! laifllMiilMiii; mmm Mr. George Bagwell is confined to his room. Miss Elsie Green is the guest of Miss Hortense Braze!, of Buford. Prof. J. J. Brock is at home after attending summer school in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Baynie Durham, of East Point, spent Sunday with rela tives here. Mr and Mrs Howard Townley, of Clarkston, spent Sunday with rela tives here. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Green are spending several days with relatives in Athens. Charlie Pentecost is at home af ter a pleasant visit to relatives in Carters ville. After a pleasant visit to Paul Thomason in Atlanta, Newton Coop er is at home. Mi3S Clara Mae Prater, of Buford, was the week end guest of Miss Gladys Oakes. Mr. and Mrs Ivie Hagopd, of At lanta, were Sunday gUeßts of Mrs. Mary E Hagood. Miss Ruth Jacobs, of Atlanta. Was the attractive week end guest of Mrs. V. L. Hagood. Miss Gladys Oakes has returned home from a pleasant trip to Rome arid Buford friends. Miss Nellie Fay Camp is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. W, C. Wright, ni Covington. Mrs. E. G. Kemp and little sons, Harry and Larry, have returned from a delightful visit to Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Green have returned from Blue Ridge, Ga., Where they attended Baptist assem bly. Mrs. George Sullivan, of Char lotte, N. C., is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ewing and family are spending a few days in Brazelton and Flowery Branch the guests of relatives. Misses Mildred and Kathleen Hamilton, of Gainesville, were the week end guests of Misses Leila and Mary Emma Tanner. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Phillips have returned to their home in Hartweli after a pleasant visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGee. Mr. Piny McConnell, of New York, is at home for the summer. Pliny states that he Will probably again locate in the south soon. i|fr.. and Mrs. D. B. Phillips, of NfcWro*; and' Mrs. J. W. Bofcj. of UlntK lilhlini Ala., were Sunday gttafo of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. PrOett. The Senior B. Y. P. U. of the LaWTenceville Baptist church enjoy ed a weiner roast in the grove be yond Col. Nix’s house Tuesday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rockmore and Miss Letitia Rockmore arrived in Lawrenceville this week after hav ing spent the summer in Virginia Washington, D. C., and Tennessee. Those from Lawrenceville attend ing the Hamilton-Peeples wedding on Tuseday afternoon, August sth, were: Rev. Marvin Franklin, Miss Minnie Peeples, Mrs. G. S. Perry. Messrs. Peeples Houston and Jim 'Craig. Mr. Pralher and family, who have occupied hte Smith cottage on Perry street for some time, are moving to Sf. Petersburg, Fla. Lawrenceville regrets to give up these excellent people. Friend.; will be glad to learn that Mr. Quinlan Comfort, popular mail carrier on- route four, is again back on the job though not yet entirely well. Mr. Comfort has 1 suffered with a swollen ankle for two months. A stranger driving a Ford auto mobile struck the water plug near the Gulf Filling Station early Satur day morning breaking the hydrant loose from the main sewer. Water was cut off and repairs made Sun day night. Save Your Top Crop! Cotton Is Valuable Poison Is Cheap • We have Calcium Arsenate stocks at Memphis, Atlanta, Brunswick, Charleston, .Columbia and Greenville. Get Our Prices For Quick Shipment We sell the Little Giant Blower for dusting cot ton—economical, efficient; retail price $6.50 f. o. b. Atlanta. Special discounts to dealers. ASHCRAFT-WILKINSON COMPANY ATLANTA, CA. Mr and Mrs. T. A. Smith spent Thursday in Atlanta Miss Virginia Thompson i 3 visit ing friends in McDonough. Miss Dorothy Thompson is in Toc coa attending Christian camp. Miss Bessie Poo has returned from a delightful visit to North Carolina. Mr. khd Mrs. Jenkins, of Atlanta, visited friends in our city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brock and children have returned from Clay ton. Mrs. Givens, of Tennessee, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. L. Has lett. Rev. L, E. Smith is conducting a meeting at Ebenezer church near Dacula Mr. and Mrs. Claud Craig and Miss Gippe Craig were in Winder Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McCleskey, of Atlanta, were Sunday guests of rela tives here. Mr. dnd Mrs. Johnnie Bennett are spending several days with relatives in Lavonia. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Robinson and children are visiting relatives in Milledge ville. Miss Roxey Ethridge, of Tryon, Ga., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hinton. Mr. E. H Hoiiar.d and family, of Byron, are the guests of Rev. A. H. Holland and wife. Rev. Marvin Franklin and family have returned from Clayton where they spent a week. Miss Mary Pentecost will leave soon for Seneca, S. C., where she visits Mis 3 Sarah Verner. Mr. and Mrs. John King, of Pitts burg, Pa., will arrive at an early date to be the guests of Mrs. B. L. Patterson Mrs. C W. Jacks and children, of Rocky Mount, N. C., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shackelford. Prof.and Mrs. C. O. Stubbs and Miss Laura Belle Stubbs have re turned from a tour of north Geor gia movntans 'Mr. and Mrs. Will Burchell, of Canton, Ohio, were theg uests of Maj. and Mrs. W. E. Simmons Mon day and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W Clower and sons, George and Mitche 11, are en joying* a delightful trip to Washing ton, DC. and other points. Mrs. E K. Mohtfort, of Monte zuma, ia the guest of Mrs J. W. Nicholson. She waa accompanied here by her mother, -Mre. J. H. Britt, Mr and Mrs. Howard Colley, of Cohcord, N. C., are due here in a few days to he the guests of her parents, Mr. and MrsC R. L. Has lett. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Dorris, Mr. and Mrs Latham Winn, of Decatur and Atlanta, were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. G. C. Montgomery and Miss Eula Cain. The Atlanta Kiwanis Club will send a delegation here Friday night to meet with the Lawrenceville Ki wanis Club. A very entertaining pro. gram has been arranged. All Ki wanians be on hand. Meeting will start at eight o’clock. TURNIP SEED (Bulk) PLANT ON UNTIL THE MID DLE OF AUGUST. You will find the following kinds: Early White Flat Dutch, Yel low Aberdeen, Early Snowball (Globe), White Egg (Globe). Yellow Globe, Purple Top Flat, Rutabagas, Pomeranian Globe, Purple Top (Globe), Seven Top (Salad), Southern Prize (Salad), Mustard and Lettuce. R. L. ROBINSON’S STORE Mr C W. Gobb has returned from LaGrange where he spent the week end Mrs. Carrie Townley’s friends are glad to sec her out after her recent illness Mrs. L. L. Ewing and Mss Annie J. Pentecost are attending Christian camp at Toccoa. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Williams and family of Atlanta, were visitors to our city Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Nicholson had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Carter, of Buford. Mr. Percy Tanner, of Winder, spent Sunday with his parsnts, Mr. an& Mrs. W. T Tanner. Miss Bernice Williams is at home again after spendnig some time with Mrs. Lou Camp in Winder. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Boozer have returned to their home in De catur after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Montgomery and small son, Tom, of Winder, were the guests of friends in Law renceville Sunday. Mrs. D. M. Byrd and sons, Mad ison and James, have returned home after an extended visit to her sis ter, Mrs. Daniel, in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Burtchaell, of Canton, Ohio, are visiting relatives in Lawrenceville. They moved from Waycross to the Ohio city some two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McGill have returned to their home in Hartwell after an extended visit to her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Green. They were accompanied home by Misses Ruth Green and Virginia Ez zard who will remain for several days. A Ford car containing forty-one gallons of corn whisky was captured on the Grayson-Snellville road Tues day afternoon by Deputies Howard and Dick Garner, policeman Mc- Clung and Fred Townley. The driv er, who wrs lodged in jail gave his name as W. V. Sanders, of Atlanta. The sheriff’s posse, composed of Howard and Dick Garner, Lum Brown and “Red” Kilgore, captured a Ca dillac coupe Saturday night on the Grayson and Snellville road. The car contained one hundred gallons of liquor and in it were John Willie Wright and Bob Smith. The men were placed behind the bars, but lat er made bond. MR. AND MRS. SIMMONS EN TERRAIN AT DINNER On last Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Simmons entertained at an elegant six o’clock dinner, in hon or of Mr. and Mrs. Will Burchell, of Canton, Ohio, ther bouse guests. The table had for its centre piece a cut glass vase of snap dragons. Those present besides those men tioned above werAJkr. mad Mrs. A. E. Ewing ams-Mm. J. L. Exam. MEETING OF W. J*. S. OF BAPTIST CHURCH Circle No. 3 of W. M. S. of Bap tist church held a most interesting meeting with Mrs. A. J. Poe, Mon day afternoon. The subject was the “Negro,” and some splendid and helpful talks were given. Mrs. A. J. Poe had charge of the program. Mrs Hannah, of Frost Proof, Fla., a former member, was present and told of the work in her local church. Mrs. Bradford was welcomed as a new member to this circle. After the meeting a delightful so cial half hour was enjoyed, the host ess serving cream and cake. ? NO AMOUNT OF MONEY IS TOO SMALL TO BE SAVED. r The idea that any sum of money can be ‘too small to count” is an idea that keeps the money lenders busy and the poorhouses full. Don't think that the surplus you can save out of your income is too small ever to amount to any thing. It is not so much the amount you save as the REGULARITY with which you save it, that count*. A dollar will start an account here. PiRST NATIONAL BANK Of LawrenceviNe We Pay 4 Per Cent on Savings THE NEWS-HERALD, c—Sfa, At THE STRAND THEATER. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, AUG. 7th and Bth—“Daytime Wives’’ with a big all star cast. They are not creatures of stone—these adorable daytime wives! They love—they play—they dance—they cry—they revel in the sheer delight of living and serving! Know them as they are in all their glorious strength and weakness. Added program, a two reel Pathe comedy. t SATURDAY, AUG. 9—Neal Hart in “Tucker’s Top Hand", a new western picture with everything that means entertainment in the good old western style. Added program, a two-reel Cen tury comedy and a one-reel Hal Roach comedy. REVIVAL SERVICES AT FAIRVIEW CHURCH Revival services will s*art at Fair view Presbyterian church, Sunday, August 10th. These service-, will be conducted bv the new pas'er 'f the Lawrence'.'.‘le and Fair view Irtsby terian churches, Rev. B. ft. Ander son. MISS ANNIE ROSE NIX WEDS VIRGIL SHEARER Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison Nix, of Grayson, announce the marriage of their daughter, Annie Rose, to Virgil G. Shearer, of Atlanta, the wedding taking place on Saturday afternoon, August 2, in the Kirk wood Baptist church, Rev. J. L. Jackson officiating. The above announcement will be read with interest, the bride being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bose Nix, of Grayson, and a talented young lady. She graduated from the Grayson High School this year. HUDGINS-CAIN. The marriage of Miss Cora E. Hudgins, of Clermont, Ga., and O. D. Cain, of Buford, Ga., was sol emnized August 5, 1923. Rev. J. T. Grizzle officiating. The marriage has been kept a se cret one year allowing the bride to complete high school. They are now on their honey moon among the hills of Georgia and North Carolina. VISITORS HONORED AT WEEK END HOUSE PARTY Misses Jennie Lee Matthews and Eleanor Morris, of Tucker, Codcll Lanford of Stone Mountain, Opal and Van Dora Hurst of Lawrence ville, were delightfully entertained by Misses Erma and Mae Garner at their home the Hillcrest near Lil burn. Among the events featured were a kodak and swimming party Satur day afternoon. Saturday evening they were en tertained at a “backward party.” Interesting contests were played, the backward idea was carried out throughout the evening in dress, manners and refreshments. Those being the most backward were Miss Jennie Lee Matthews and Mr. Odell Lanford. Among the guests were Misses Opal and Van Dora Hurst, Eleanor Morris, Codel! Lanford, Jennie Lee Matthews, Pearl Formby, Erma and Mae Garner, Messrs. J. C. Pounds, Lloyd and Odell Lanford and Har vie Britt and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Peevy. Sunday the young ladies attended the all day semi annual communion services at Camp Creek church. SEND US YOUR JOB WORK RESULT OP FORSYTH PRIMARY. At the county primary held Wed nesday in Forsyth county the follow ing were nominated for the offices named: H. S. Brooks, for clerk, about 1.000 majority. W. J. Tidwell, for ordinary, by about 115 majority. E. W. Gilstrap for sheriff, by about 200 plurality. H. L. Hurt for tax collector, by good plurality. J. C. Williams for tax receiver, by good plurality. J. H. Evans for surveyor. W. D. Heard for coroner, by good j majority. The race for school superintendent is so close that it will take the of ficial count to decide. TRI-COUNTY SINGING TO BE HELD AT EBENEZER The Tri-County Singing will be held at Ebenezer church on the second Sunday afternoon in August at 2 o'clock. Committee: J. R. Still, of Gwinnett county; V. E. Bentley, of Walton, and Mr. Duiiagan, of Barrow county, MASONS HELD BIG MEET AT GAINESVILLE The Ninth District Musonic Con vention held its annual session in Gainesville last Thursday, meeting in the high school building, where it held business sessions and elected the officers for the ensuing year. Fovty nine lodges in the district were rep resented and about 500 persons at tended. The grand master was represented by Paster Grand Master Charles L. Bass, who made a splendid talk to the brethren. Addresses were also made by Dr. Joe Sharp and others. Dr. J. J. Bennett, of Jefferson, grand steward, was present at this meeting and was given a warm wel come by his brother Masons. The place of holding the next an nual meeting will be decided upon by a committee which has been appoint ed for that purpose. The new officers are: Worshipful Master—G. F. Kplley. Deputy G. M.—E. D. Kenyon. Senior Warden—Wm. Greenway. Junior Warden—J. D. Burton. Senior Deacon—Frank Robertson. Junior Deacon—J. K. Miller. Senior Steward—Garnet McMillian. Junior Steward—C. C. Pierce. Chaplain—J. A. Sharp. HOW TO GET RID OF THE RED SPIDER ON COTTON This is a sacking insect. It is very small, and lives on the under side of the cotton leaves. It sucks the cot ton leaf and for that reason poison will not kill them. This pest can easily be controlled by spraying the under side of the cotton leaves with kerosene emulsion which is niade as follows: Get two gallons of water with L v a b<*t's of Octagon or the esjuivalerit of any other laundry soap to boiling a& all the soap will be dissolved'. While this- is boiling pour in oho gallon of kerosene oil and stir. Pour this mix ture into another vessel and pump thoroughly for not less than five minutes, allowing the mixture to pour back into the mixture. After it has been pumped for this length of time you should have a thick white mix ture as the oil and water will be emulsified. Add to this nine gallons of cold water or enough to make twelve gallons, and spray the under side of the leaves. If the pumping is done thoroughly no free oil will rise after the mixture is allowed to set for a while, and no damage will be done to the cotton leaves. If the mixing is not thor oughly done there will be free oil which will cause scorched spots on the leaves. Care must be taken to get this mixture in contact with the insect to get results. The red spider passes the winter on the roots of polk stalks and violets mostly. Persons or animals walking through cotton will scatter it to all parts of the fields. A. G. ROBI3ON, County Agent. T.C. GUNTER FANCY, STAPLE AND HEAVY GROCERIES I have opened a first class grocery store, in the ofcl rock warehouse Sikes Brothers old stand, at the depot, and will ap preciate the patronage of the general public. The stock is brand new, just opened up, and consists of the best obtainable in Fancy, Staple and Heavy Groceries. In this fresh new stock you will find anything you want in the grocery line. The prices on these groceries are the very lowest possible . and it will be my policy to sell a great volume at low prices al ways. You can save on your groceries, besides getting fresh goods, by coming here. T. CLARENCE GUNTER • At the Depot ’ Lawrenceville CORINTH. Lilburn, Ga., R. 1, Aug. s.—Rev. L. F. Herring, of Grayson, was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Minor last Saturday. Miss Eula Britt has returned to her home in Florida after spending some time with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Garner. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Waters spent the week end with their daughter, Mrs. Inez Forrester, of Jefferson. The friends of Mr. Lamar Wlialey j will be glad to know that he will re j turn home Tuesday after twelve ! days stay at the Wesley Memorial hospital, where he was operated on. Mr. ami Mrs. H. L. Jenkins, of Atlanta, are spending a few days with her father, Mr. 0. S. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Johnson, Mi3.s Claudie Johnson, of Atlanta, Mrs. Joe Ann Nix, of Stone Mountain, ‘called on Mr. and Mrs. C. S Jones Sunday afternoon. Mr. Dilmon Ferguson is still im- Evqy 1925 embodies the same design of 6 cylinder, valve*in*heaa engine, clutch, transmission, rear, axlc.spring suspension, low pressure tires, 4*whecl brakes, and body lines j. j. Baggett " LAWRENCEVILLE, GEORGIA WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, tfUICK WILL BUILD THEM SHOE WORK f NOTE PRICES BELOW: Leather Half Sole, tacked or seWled 75c Panco Half Sole - SI.OO Good Year Half Sole „ •. SI.OO Leather Whole Sole $1.25 Panco Whole Sole * $1.50 Good Ruber Heels ,50c Turn Soles SI.OO Panco Taps 25c Leather Taps 25c All good material. Work done on that good reliable Landis No. 12 Machine. All work cash on delivery. I don’t have to pay for telephone servee; I own my machinery. That’s the reason I can do work for these prices. Why pay others more? Forty years’ experience. I appreciate your past favors. Yours to serve, PETER SMITH proving after being cut with a pock et kriife. • : The friends of Miss Avis Davis will be interested to know that she was married to Mr. Guy Brownlee, of Atlanta. They were married at the home of the bride’s parents. Rev. L. F. Herring of Grayson, per formed the ceremony, and just a few close friends were invited. Af ter the wedding the happy couple left for Atlanta where they will make their home StireltelieT FOR SICK BABIES LIQUID-NO Hill'll | allWl N 4^pgg|, For Bowel and Teething Troubles .Constipation. Colic. Sour Stomach. 304.0 av ORUGOISTS BABY EASE PAGE FIVE