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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS - | ADS
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o Atlanta Sun-
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Herman Dorris went
day.
Horn—to Mr. and Mr
ton. a .son.
Mr. Julian Upshaw spent Sunday ini
College Park-
Miss Frankie Hudson motored to At
lanta Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. M Almand were in
Atlanta Tuesday.
Miss Ida Barron
came up
f rom
Ar-
Miss
Frankie Bridwell returned to
her
lama Saturday to \
isit her pa
ents,
Mr.
home
in Dmiglasville Tuesday, aftc
r a
and Mrs. \V. T. Bai
pleasa
it visit to Mrs. Tom Miller
and
Mrs.
News.
R. M. Fetiland—Lanier Co
nty
Mr. and Mrs. A.
(’. C6bb, 0
Atln
nta,
sprnt Sunday with
her parei
ts, J
dgt
and Mrs. J. H. McLarty.
Mr.
and Mrs. W- M. Almand,
Mr.
of Atlanta, was in
shopping
Mr. H. P- Sible
the city Monday.
Mrs. J. E. Phillips
Atlanta Monday.
Miss Ruby Skinner
relatives at Villa Rica.
Mr. J. O.Connally and family motor
ed to Atlanta Monday.
Miss Lillie Wilkenson spent Sut
•viilt friends at Villa Rica.
Mr. Timon Bowdon. of McDonough,
was in the city Monday.
John Hurto
re visiting n
and family, of" C»rif-
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Griffith
relatives at Flint Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Prysock. of Atlanta, is a
of her daughter. Mrs. J. A. Dorri:
Mr. Julian Arn
to spend a few da
d arrived Wedn
with his family,
Rev- \V. H. Clark spent a portion
the week with his father at Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. J. \V- James attended the
Southeastern fair in Atlanta. Tuesda
Mrs. Nellie R. Galbraith, of Willis-
in, Fla., is spending >ome time with her
ister. Mrs. J. M. Harding.
Mrs. J. A. Dorris and little niece,:
and Mrs. Robert McKoy, Mr. and Mrs.
S. S. Perkins, Miss Verna Perkins and
Mr. Clark Carver motored to Atlanta
Sunday.
Prof. Hampden Wilson, of Virginia, Ceiling, Flooring 'and Shingles.
Francis Tripp, spent a portion v of the' sc hool inspector for U. S. R. C. hospitals. Morris & Abercrombie,
week with relatives in Atlanta. I traveling for eight states, enroute for
I Southern cities, spent last Thursday
Mrs. Lena Edwards and Mrs. Edgar n jj,|,t with his sister, Mrs. Fredrick Wil-
Agnew, of Canton, were guests of Mr- son .
and Mrs. G. M. Edwards Sunday. |
t To the delight of her many friends,
Mr. Tliad McKoy left Monday for Miss Mae Hindsman returned from
Macon, where he goes as a delegate t’cdartown Saturday, where she had
from the local lodge to the Masonic con- temporary charge of the telephone ex-
vention. j change, during the illness of the regular
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vj J
a,
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lager
Mr. Reuben Kirin
Times, spent the we
folks here, returning
Sundnv.
Mi:
Helen T.ivlo
rctumeil 1
Wednesda\
of the Calhour
-end with home-
his post of dut\
who has been the
i Gladys Stewart.I
in Summervill.
Miss Li.:, :ie R. Campbell, of Stephens,
1 ml Miss Irene Mayes, of Marietta
were guests of Miss Mattie Belle Ed
wards Sunday.
Mr. David S. Taylor, of near Bill Arp
1 ml one of our county’s best citizens, who
aas been ill a month with preunionia. is
rted
Col. and Mr
turned from a ■
countv.
Astor Merritt ha\
sit to points in I Ini
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hall attended
“Editors’ Day” at the Southeastern Fair
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Vansaut, residing
near town, announce the birth of a son on
Monday.
Mr. T. A. Jordan, of Villa Rica, spent j
Monday here with his sons, J. T. and j
Andrew Jordan.
T. R.
Judge J. H. McLarty and Di
Whitley attended the democratic con
vention at Macon this week as delegates
from Douglas county.
Miss F.toile Banks, who is a student -it
Bessie Tift, and Miss Chlotilde Banks,
who is teaching school at Zchulon, spent
Sunday with homefolks.
The Roman Coliseum.
I The Roman colDeuin was the largest
j nnd most splendid of the buildings
known In architecture ns amphithea
ters, which the Romans Invented for
exhibiting gladiatorial combats, fights
of wild beasts and other spectacles.
The repetition of arch beyond arch
nnd story over story gives ibis amphi
theater its Imposing grandeur. This
principle "f reduplication of parts, of j
which the Gothic architects after- j
wards made so much use. Is carried to j
11 greater extent than in any other Ro
man building. It did not have a roof, j
The upper story is not arched like the (
three lower stories, but solid and witl
pilasters. Some architects think
was meant wholly for the purpose
supporting and working the great Ve
larium or silk awning that covered the
arena during the representation,
which may not have been attempted
when the amphitheater was first erect-
1 mile
from
Chapel Hill. Will 'sell
|cheap
for
cash, might trade for a
! automobile.
Address, P. 0. Box 826,
| Atlant
a, Gti
26-2
1 Now
r lino
of cook sovos, heaters and
i range;
! just
in at good prices at Al-
! mntul
& Mi
•Koy.
j.. a:
NT El
) SALESMAN, with car, to
sell sowing
machines. Experience not
j necess
ary.
Attractive proposition of-
fored.
S,et
■ Fred Halcomhe Singer
: Shoop,
, Mnr
ietta, Ga. 28-1.
111XTER RESORT FARES,
SEA SOX 1920-21
1 \OCtff., -\k AjLCAv
You can get the bigger part of a “wish-bone,” but
it will do you no good unless you TRY for the thing
you WISH for.
“W|sh” to get ahead, and only WISH, and you won’t
get ahead. But TRY to get ahead by BANKING thal
money you have in your pocket RIGHT NOW and you
will get ahead.
excursion tickets on
orts in the Southcas
Mr. (). M. Jordan and so
Villa Rica, and Mr. Earl
(’arrollton, spent Monday i
ville with Mr. II. G. Hall.
ed.
Is It; resorts in Arizona and Texas* daily j
0 1 October i, 1920 to April 30, 1921/ in
clusive; final return limit May 31, I92I.
Stop-overs allowed at all stations on
either going or return trip* or both,
within final limit of ticket, upon appli
cation to Conductor.
For full information as to rates,
schedules, etc., apply to nearest Agent or
n. Fred, of
Harden, of I to
The Passion for Haste.
A Japanese Imron visited the Unl-
rslLy of California, and on leaving
ns put aboard a partly tilled local 1 Passenger Representative.
r - j CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
At the junction the party transferred
a much-crowded through car. .Tnp-
ese courtesy weathered the test so
i* as manners went, but the baron
Misses Florence Hutcheson, Ellen j
Mrs. G. D. Merrell, of Carrollton, Winn ' Er “ cstine Ge ” »"■> Fa y c j
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, chaperoned by Mrs. P. H. I
J. M. Harding. Winn, attended the fair Saturday.
could not resist the question: “Why
did we leave the comfortable car for
this one, which is so crowded?”
He was told: “Oh, we save two
minutes getting Into Snu Francisco."
“All. said he, “nnd wlmt will we do
with the two minutes?”
F. J. Robison,
General Passenger Agent.
MONEY TO LOAN
nake farm loans on 3 ami 5
oI lege Park. G . Ro
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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Deposits Insured
N. R. Henderson Cashier.
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Can make, immediate delivery on several new Ford Touring Cars and also have other roid
models in stock.'
market.
The Ford car at the present reduced price is the greatest money value ever placed on the
If you want delivery any time in the next few months let us place your order now
BATTERY SERVICE
Mr. Fred Giles has charge of our battery service department and we are prepared to repair
or rebuild any make of battery.
We carry a full line of Columbus batteries for all makes of cars for sale and also carry a
full line of replacement parts.
Your batteries should be inspected and refilled with distilled water every few weeks and
we are glad to.offer you this free inspection service.
Can supply rental batteries for all makes of batteries while we are charging yours.
“ASK FOR FRED.’’
FORD CARS
J. R. DUNCAN
FORDSON TRACTORS