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Our Young Methodist People Elect Officers The* You nil People's Missionary So ciety of tli<- Uonyers Methodist church imt at the home of Ir. and Mrs. I*. J Brown Monday afternoon and elected officers for the next ensuing year. Those forming the new organization, including the ten new nioinhers enroll ed at tlds inciting, elected the follow ing officers: Mi-i Joe ltutler, presi dent; Miss Ora tiuiiin, vice president; Miss Olive Mlt ham. recording eecre tnry ; Miss Itosehud Wilson, social ser vice secretary ; Miss l.oiiise McKlvany, corn s-ponding mmJ clary; Miss Sara .Hewlett, treasurer; Miss Mildred Koweif, superintendent ol! puhilclty, with Misses olive Mitcham, Ora Guinn and Sara Hewlett, as program com mittee. The meeting opened with Miss Joe Butler conducting the dcvotionals, fol lowed hy Mi s Olive Mitcham with a splendid paper on “llandlcnpiicd." Miss Ora Guinn gave a good paper on ‘‘Homebody." Mis-- Sara Hewlett f<d lowed with a paper on "What would you (Jo.” Miss i.oulse McFlvany pre sented a pa]a*r on "Which would you rut her lie,” followed h.v quotations hy Miss Florence Bell, Miss jElizubetli May field gave an interesting paper on "Nohody can take your responsibility’.’ following which a round table discus sion was ordered tinder the able lead ership of the new president and ynany helpful conclusions were arrived at. After it most delightful social hour un der the directions of Mrs. Brown, the meeting adjourned to meet hack with Brown on J . Monday afternoon, March 25. Merry Needle Club The Merry Needle club met with Mrs. Irwin Cowan on Thursday, Feb ruary 21. A delightful half hour was spent in sewing after which the hos tess entertained with a clever card throwing. .Mrs. Jack McCollum win ning the prize, a lovely handkerchief. The hostess presented each member with a row of George Washington pins, the object was to remove the pins, then place them hack as quickly as possible. Miss Sara McCollum won the prize, a lovi-ly powder box. The hostess assisted by Mrs. Brisiudine, served a delightful salad course with hot tea. We regret very much that several of our members were unable to he with us. The next meeting will he with Miss Verda Harper on Thurs day, March 7. All members are urged to he present. , MIS SVICRDA HARPER. Press Agent Mrs. Minnie Alniand spent the week end in Atlanta, guest of her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen. *kl On Time—Every Day We pride ourselves upon the promptness of our delivery service. Groceries ordered to be delivered at a certain time are delivered on time. Asa test of this promptness, phone 29 your order today and see now carefully your instructions are followed. Don’t forget to see us for Heavy Feed Stuffs Seed and Seed Oats McDonald & Still I Conyers, Georgia Baptist Record Spring Is not far away. The grass will soon he green, the flowers bloom ing. The birds will sing with a note of freshness ami as God's lieautlful sunshine ismrs its life and health-git ing rays ii|sm tlds earth, tilling e\ery living tiling with a newness of feeling, why not receive it into your hearts as u token of God's love and goodness and feel a renewing of the spirit. Have as an object, in Hie on nining days the message given in the song Get thal's Sunshine Into Your Heart. There was a good attendance at all the last Sunday services. The pastor used as Ids two sermon suhjeets, "On the Threshold of Lent.' and K-al Treasures of Home. Next Sunday the sermon subject of the mottling worship will he "The Kart lily Life of the Holy Spirit, Kv cuing, ‘ Believing Without Se-in-'.' The prayer meetings on Thursday evenings are proving to be especially Interesting. But the fact lias long been known that people can't he in terested in those tilings about which they know nothing. "Study to show thyself approved.” Attend these serv ices in order to do tlds. It is neces sary to he educated along the lines of the Gospel in order to live as a true Christiun. Rockdale News Rain, rain, rain, seems as that is all we get now. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Sock well are still visiting in our community. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hartley and children spent Sunday in Atlanta, guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hill. Mr. Lawrence Underwood spent Sunday with home folks. Mr. Bon Rodgers called on H. E. Hartley Monday night. We was sorry to hear of the mad dog Idling so mays hogs and dogs through our settlement. Little Ben Hill is much improved at tlds writing, we are glad to say. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill and son, Gold en, spent a short while Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hartley. Miss Jewel Hill spent the week-end with home folks. 1 Mr. Torn Bowen and son, of Decatur, called ott Rodgers brothers a while Saturday afternoon. Mrs. H. E. Hartley and son, H. E., Jr., and Mrs. S. W. Rodgers spent one day last week with Mrs. A. W. Mize. Mr. and Mrs. Plus Hill and son, Herbert, spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John McCullough. Little ii. E. Hartley, Jr., has been real sick, hut is some better at this writing. Mr. Horace McCullough spent a few ROCKDALE RECORD, CONYERS, GEORGIA LINES J. L. D. With such a general desire for har mony, and fellowship and'with so many people working for cooiieratlon, brotherly love, progress, eae., Conyers is safe for all for some time, at least. When people work together for one tiling it will surely come. if we claim that we are so smart and so far ahead of “Old Times" no tice how much we quote those who liv ed years ago, also compare what we have written in the "present age” with that of the old writers. We certain ly have not surpassed them and I doubt if we have equalled them. Think of what is being written today and how much of it will lie quoted in the coming days. Some of it I hope will days last week with Adelie and How ard McCullough. Floyd Hartley, of Atlanta, spent a few days tills week with his brother. H. E. Hartley. ■ COME IN AND SEE WHY THIS GOODYEAR BALLOON will give you better traction and and longer wear Langford Motor Cos. Conyers, Ga. never he quoted. \ Some people have a very different idea from ours us to what news is. If I say that tin* daily train arrived on time Monday, would that lie news? Well, a very similar statement appear ed in a news column last week. Whin u fellow cusses in the pres ence of a preacher for whom he lias great respect we believe that it is be cause it is a habit. Good habits can he cultivated so that it will lie natural to say good things unconsciously, too. We forgive you good friend. Our idea of a ride over a rock pile Is about what we get when we go up North Main street in our Ford. Mil stead avenue and South Main com plete the trio. Some of our heroes are men who in tin* past have championed some great cau~e and carried it through success fully. There are many issues 'now that would make heroes of men if they could lead us to a good settle ment. Have we the men? The good people of any community set the standards for that communi ty, so why worry that the worst will overtake us. Goodyera Truck Tires Popular "More and more truck learning of the Goodyear leadership in truck tire manufacturing and mer chandising and, as a result more trucks are now equipped with Good years than ever before,” declared Mr. Davis, of Langford Motor Cos., who sells and services the Goodyear truck tire line at his service station located ■it Conyers, Ga. -An increasing number of truck own ers—including Hie man who owns but one truck—to the large fleet operator, are coming to realize that tiie present Goodyear truck tire lias reached its present point of leadership through scientific effort—and not by accident. “Goodyear engineers years ago be gan studying ways to improve truck tires and from their research work were able to develop many improve ments. The results of their constant study and testing are at hand today in tires so vastly improved that only those familiar with motor truck opera Wedneaday. February 27. 19JB .tlon realize the progress that has been made in Goodyear truck tires. ••The Goodyear contribution than to ward modern motorized truck trans portation is that which approaches perfection in truck tires. “Improvements include new am improved tread designs providing greater tractive power; stronger and tougher tread compounds, insuring the longest period of 100 per cent traction and anew maximum of useful life in the tire; extra durable body stock and body construction, furnishing the ut most of cushioning and setting up spe cial resistance to ordinary tire cdls. "Many Others could lie mentioned, then, too there is the fact, first real ized by Goodyear and Goodyear deal ers, that conditions of truck operation vary and that different kinds of tires are needed for different trucking jobs. “We will be glad to explain the sci ence of truck tire selection and adap tion to truck operators.” Mr. and Mrs. W. L. King sp?nt last Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. King, down in Newton county.