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CANNON’S
BLOOD BATH
Give Your Blood a Bath with
Hot Springs
ISI ood Medicine
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Cannon’s Drn£ Store
Phone 9 Conyers, Georgia
We give very careful attention to all business
entrusted to us. An opportunity to serve you will
be appreciated.
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Bank of Conyers
W. T. Baldwin, President M. W. Hull, Cashier
R. L. Huff, V. Pres H. D. Austin, Asst. Cash.
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Chapman Tonsorial Parlors
(Next Door to City Fount)
Conyers, Georgia
WILLIAM HAYDEN ALEXANDER
Invites his customers and friends to call on
him at this place, his new location.
J. R. CHAPMAN, Prop.
What Awful Tales
Comes from the Tire Graveyard
Sad tales of abuse and neglect. Tires that
could have been in service today—if their
owner had given them a square deal and
sent them to us for repairing. Our service
is one that assures you of economy on your
tire bills. Check over your tires today and
bring us the ones that show advance signs
of passing out.
Curb Service- Gas and Oils
McClelland’s Garage
Phone 16 .*. Conyers, Ga.
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THE ROCKDALE RBlimi*. cuNYERS, GEORGIA
Mr. Thos. J. Callaway, of LaGrange,
(in., spent Tuesday in Conyers and
Rockdale county, where lie is evre
popular and influential by reason of
his several years' progressive leader
ship while serving as vice president
and general manager of the Mllstead
Mfg. Cos. Mrs. Callaway lias been con
lined at an Atlanta hospital for sev
iral days under treatment, where she
will most likely remain for another
week or ten days. Her many friends
in this community wish for her com
plete restoration of health.
Miss Irene Bowen returns to her
post with tlie Fourth National hank
in Atlanta tomorrow after a ten-day
vacation, spent with her mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Bowen, at Conyers, entertain
ing over last week-end Misses Emma
Boyd Cowan, of Conyers and Cather
ine Gillespy, of Atlanta and Messrs.
Charles Baber and Oscar McGowen. of
Atlanta, and Julius Parker, of Cov
ington. Beginning this wipk, Miss
Bowen moves back to Conyers and
\yjll again commute between Conyers
and Atlanta.
Mrs. C. E. Bailey, of Columbia, S.
C., daughter of Hon. and Mrs. W. U.
Wallace, is on an extended visit with
her parents in Conyers. Mrs. Bailey
delights in leading her mother, aunt
ißetty. now almost blind and stooped
with age, about the streets of Con
yers, where aunt Betty once led her
around in early childhood. Once a
man, twice a child as it were. Mrs.
Bailey is the better half of Charlie
Bailey, conductor on the Southern
Railway out of Columbia.
Mrs. Printup Wilson, of Fort Val
iev. remains over for another week’s
visit in Conyers with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. I. Bowen. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson operate the Winona Hotel at
Fort Valley. Fort Valley is the heart
of our famous Georgia Peach belt of
national reputs not only for its rosy
fruit, but equally us well for its beau
tiful women.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION OF
MRS. JULIA WALKER
An occasion of much interest to a
host to friends and relatives was ihe
celebration of the 78tli birthday of
Mrs. Julia Walker at her home on
March !!4.
About noon children and grand chil
dren from far and near came driving
in until about <SO people had assembled
to offer congratulations and wish Mrs.
Walker many happy returns of the
day. As this was also the birthday
of her oldest son, Mr. Bartow. Walker,
he also shared some of the honors of
the occasion. It is always a joyous
time when the members of this happy
family gather at the old home, es
pecially on such an occasion as this.
A part of the festivities not to be
overlooked was the bountiful spread
around which the family gathered. It
being such a beautiful day, dinner was
spread on long tables under the trees.
At the conclusion of this dinner, Mrs.
Walker cut and served the beautiful
birthday cake adorned with the 78
candles.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Bartow* Walker and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Adolphus Walker and family, Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Potts and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Grenade and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardemon,
Mrs. Virgil Howell and children, Miss
Georgia Walker and Mrs. Julia Walk
er. Mrs. Lillie McDaniel, Mr. Bert Mad
dox. Mr. and Mrs. John Harden, all
of Conyers, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Dodson and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. N.
Walker and family, Mr. A. G. Walker
and Mrs. Whatley, of Atlanta. Mrs.
Ralph Champion, Mrs. Maggie Cham
pion, of Greensboro, Miss Doris Walk
er, of Douglasville, and Rev. I. G.
Walker, of Atlanta.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Bettye Tribble celebrated her
'sixth birthday last Saturday after
noon, March 23, entertained by her
t mother and Miss Joe Butler its joint
.hostess.
There was many games enjoyed by
the children, among which was pin
ning the tail on a large horse. Nora
White won the prize, which was a
large white rabbit.
Among those who enjoyed the par
ty were the following: Jackie und
Dana Cowan, ißetty Elliott, Nora
White, Ruth Patrick, Velma and Gra
dy Carter, George Owens, Jr., Floria
Mann. Dean and Margaret Miller, Bob
bie Brisendine, Lenora and Betty Ai
ken, Winfree Patrick, Ida Sue Rice,
Waldo Bowen, Jr., Evelyn White, Mor
ris Sims, Fred Mann and Annette El
lis.
Delicious refreshments were served
by Mrs. E. L. Tribble, Mrs. W T . S. But
ler and Miss Joe Butler.
The children all went away with
a happy heart, carrying an Easter
chicken.
Job Printing
Yes!
The kind that
J will appeal to you
as quality work
prices reasonable
THE RECORD
Conyers, Georgia
Conyers Ten Cent Company
STILL IN BUSINESS
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Our Recent Sale Went Over Beautifully,
and we appreciate your steady patronage.
OUR RE-ORGANIZATION
Is now complete and we are in position
to give our patrons more complete service
“More for Less”—Our Motto
Watch our BARGAIN Window Display
What Makes a Good Farmer?
GOOD TOOLS
Is One Contributing Factor
It will pay you to test out our line of
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Farm Tools and Implements
Bulk Garden Seed
Flower Pots, Baby Chick
Feeders
See Us for Your Sporting Goods
Wright & Ditson Black Circle Golf Balls
40c, This Week Only
Mack P. Tribble
Conyers Hardware
“The Old GVwvivirv Conyers,
Reliable’’ v/Ollipaliy Georgia*
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1929