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GO TO l cal lTCSs Mr. R. H. Ko.v, former nuiierlntend rut of tin* Conyers schools, more re cently engaged In selling school sup plies, came up from his home In Syl vester, Ga., over the* week-end for a Visit with his many friends in Con yers. Mesdames R. s. Carter, Geo. It Mai-orn. and C. C. Wulker motored to Atlanta Thursday, where they spent the day shopping. Mr. and Mrs .1. Will Cowan had as their week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. W. T- Dean, of College Park, (la. Aldermifn tiro. I). Malcom, other wise retired, is Indulging in heavy sport these days —that of hunting rab bits without a gun- George brought us a rabbit the other day that was ho tired it went to sleep before we knock ed it in the head. Mr- and Mrs. Kern Rowan had as week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trimble nnd family and Mr- and Mrs. It. T. Brooks and family of Decatur- The reason we list him by his second name Is. he has a white mule nuined Itob and we don’t like his mule- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Granade had as their week-end guests Mr- and Mrs. J. T. Allen, of Atlanta- Miss Mary Still entertaljiksl over the week-end for Miss Mabel Thomp son. of Rome, Ga. Miss Thompson will he rt memhered as one of our splendid high school teachers of last year, Mlhh Gertrude Reagan sis*nt the week-end at Milstead, guest of her friend, Miss Luelle Mayhue- Mr. Joe Underwood, of Rockdale, spent last week in Atlanta. Mr. Under wood Is one of the live wires in the Rockdale church and itopular leader of its younger set. Miss Mildred Harvey, •of Atlauta. spent tin* week-end in Conyers, guest of tier parents, Mr and Mrs. H. P. Treadwell. Miss Annett Nix, of Atlanta, spent the week-end in Conyers, guest of her parents, Chief and Mrs. Clms. Nix Aur riqtorter approached Postmis tress Miss Rather McCollum this week and asked her if site knew anything. Said she did not. Rather frank con fession- TAX NOTICE Your City Taxes for the year 1928 > are past due and execution will be is sued against you for the amount $ The City Council has demanded that I enforce collections of same at once or levy and advertise your property for sale before the Court House door. The Mayor .and Aldermen have notified me to wind these matters up, so please give it your immediate atten tion and save yourself the expense of levy and sale. By order of the Mayor and Aider men, City of Conyers, Georgia. This 12th day of February, 1929. Charlie Nix, City Tax Collector. Mr. John McCollum returned to Conyers over the week-end and is rest ing fairly well, just t: nervous disturb ance following a trip to Douglusvllle with Misses l.oui/.elle and Laverne Stephenson and Misses Ksthi r and Sara McCollum to spend the day with Miss Doris Walker and Dr. and Mrs. \V. S. O'Neal- Returning, they atopited for supper with Mr. and Mrs- Ernest Plunkett at Decatur. Can you im agine now quiet these four young la- | dies were on the trip and then how much Quieter it got when they got with j Doris and then to make it perfectly still, they ndded Dr. O’Neal to the party. Well, compare it with the noise of u [k*ii falling and you will appre ciate what John was up against. Mr. <loo. D. Malcom Is wearing a different hat and not anew one as first thought by 11. H- Parham and Lon Rice. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hollingsworth entertained over the week-end for their son, lulls, and Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Dickey and daughter, of Atlanta. Mr- and Mrs. Geo. D. Malcom enter tained over the week-end for their son, George, nnd his cousins, Mr. and Mrs- Clifford Malcom, of Atlnntu. Mrs- R. II- Still and young son re turned over the week-end from a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Saye. at Rutledge. Mr. and Mis. I*. II- Thornton have with them this week, Ills brother, Dr. T. R. Thornton, of Union Point. The Matrons’ club will entertain this evening with a Valentine party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliott. Fortunately it's going to be on the order of a tacjlty affair, somewhat like numerous Valentines you see in book stores and this will enable them to invite Opher Cooper, our young man school teacher. Mr. Harold Hale, one of our young nnd progressive citizens and merchants, is exjtected home this week-end follow ing an emergency operation for appen dicitis some two weeks ago at Wesley Memorial hospital. Mr. Emory J. Granade suffered a stroke of paralysis some ten days ago, since which time he has been serious ly ill ut his home in Conyers, but re- IKirts coming from bis bedside are en con raging this week. Mrs. C. ()■ Baird and young son, of Atluntu. spent the week-end in Conyers guests of her father, Mr. J. T. Tucker. Miss Margaret Spray I terry, Oth grade teacher, spent the week-end at Dalton, Ga-, guest of her parents. ROCKDALt) RECORD. CONYERS, GEORGIA GAILEY’S fa Comer Fincher, Dick Walker, Guy Stowers and Mut Tribble, spent Sunday with Joseph Towns, Jr., and figured out his problem of getting a pretty seventeen year old brunette to receive his love letters. They arrived at sev eral conclusions, but advised him to try out Ids new Whippet auto first jand if that doesn’t get results, to change back to the easier type-, that of] the blonde. This seems to be “why men prefer blonds.” Miss Belle Pirkle lias returned from an extended visit with her brother, It ,G. Pirkle. at Mayfield, and sister, Mrs. C. E Anthony, at Ilhigh Shoals, Ga. Henry McCalla and Mercer Hull en gaged Chet Cannon apd Carl Sims in what was supposed to have been a hot foursome over on Riverside Fri day, but if, as jwycologlsts tell us, there is no such thing as pain, we want to know what 1s it that Henry and Mercer gave Chet and Carl. You Get All-Weather Tread atld Supertwist—both in Goodyear “The Greatest Tire in the World” Goodyear Tires, and only Goodyears, give you the fam- MU I ous All-Weather Tread and a INOW HOW carcass of Supertwist. Super- si T 1 i_ o twist Cords flex and yield and About 1 Üb6S; stretch far beyond ordinary cords. They make Goodyear Good Tubes are TIRE Tires ride easier and last long- ECONOMY. Always car er. Don’t neglect Supertwist ry a spare ; How about a when considering tire value— long-wearing, money-sav nor the super-tough, wear-resisting All- ing Goodyear? We Weather T'read* have your size have your size* in a GOODYEAR, at a money-sraing price. Langford Motor Company Conyers, Georgia Rev- W. R- Buhh-r, of Clio. Ala stopped over in ('onyers today, curouto home from Nashville, Tenn-, where' he hns been doing post graduate work slate January the first. Hi* will be joined by bis wife, formerly Miss Fran ces McCollum and will motor through jln their new Whippei coach tomorrow- A friend called us up I lie other day and inquired is our home was on tlK* bus line. Thinking that possibly -he wanted to buy us out, and knowing' I the advantages of a bus at times, we | gladly admitted that it was on the bus line. All la* said was. that we'd better move it as a bus was comipg. He hung up before we could exchange greetings. John R. White, our excellent drink man (not necessarily, drinking man) has had the wheels on his little “May 'Flower” runabout painted White, which we understand, has a meaning all its own. ....... ,|. I,• ■' ■ *% •%% j*o*cooc*3#ak'#ooooo*oo*o ■ l A. J. Almand Co* I Lithonia, Ga. 1 •<. y } o# Of ii See us for price and quality on Plows j •: and Farming Implements. Also Lum i; ber, Shingles, Doors and Windows, ■: Lime and Cement, ;i Courteous Treatment. Prompt Service. | GIVE US A TRIAL *.* § Wednesday. February 13, 1929 SHOES Better Shoes- ior Less Money