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■; IfV- % [LJr i 2 7/ fef n (jl| * 11 a ti w__z±iL 1 I On Time—Every Day We Pride Ourselves Upon Prompt Service Quality Hoods anil High! Prices dry goods department (m>iils Clothing ml Ladies Dress Goods PETKHS SHOES McDonald & Still j Conyers Phone No* 29 Georgia | Watelt the Spot--- t Each and Every Spot in Your Car Each and every spot in your car where parts move needs oiling reg ularly* Some parts need light oil, other parts need heavy grease* We know the right lubricant to use and how to use it* Drive in* All kinds repair work on all makes of cars, upholstering, paint ing tires and accessories, gas and I oil* I PHONE 69 I Hen nett & Mann 1 I TAX DECEIVERS ROUNDS 1 LORRAINE, April 15 1 HONEY CREEK, April 16 SHEFFIELD, April 17 MILSTEAD, April 18 All other dates not listed above 1 will be in Conyers. Closing date May first. BARTOW WALKER, T. R. I THE ROCKDALE RELUKP, i.uNYERS, GEORGIA Mr. Dan Leftwich, Davidson Col lege senior student, spent the spring holidays in Conyers with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Leftwich. Mr. Boyce Fincher of Atlanta, spent the week-end in Conyers, guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fincher. Mrs. S. J. Kelly spent Thursday in Atlanta shopping and getting ready for Grand Opera. Mr. and Mrs. Broughton Ivey and his father, Mr. I. 0. Ivey of Atlanta, pent the week-end at home with his family. Mr. I.uther Morris, splendid young man of Conyer3, has been transferred from Anniston, Ala. to Atlanta, where he will be connected with the Sinclair Oil company. For the present he will commute between Atlanta and Conyers where he will live with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Morris, Sr. We are delighted to have this young man back in our town and com munity life. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Veal, of Atlanta, where they have made their home for some time will move back to Conyers this week and occupy rooms with his mother, Mrs. W. S. Veal, on North Main street. We are delighted to have this splinded young couple back in Conyers. Mr. Veal will ride the trains to and from At lanta. Mr. W. F. Tucker age 79, died sud-. denly at his home in Rockdale coun ty Tuesday afternoon. He is survived by one brother, Mr. J. Henry Tucker, of the Hewlett & Downs department store, and two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Ba ker and Mrs. Adelaid Bird. He is sur vived by his widow and eight chil dren, three daughters, Clio, Ola and Lona and five sons, Monroe, Cleve land, Jim, Troy and John. Funeral Wednesday by Pastor J. L. Drake and interment in East View cemetery. Mrs. Jennie McCollum Seamans of Atlanta visited the Misses Esther and Sara McCollum last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Allison Cowan and family moved from Conyers over the week-end, back to the farm over near Velta. This most estimable family spent the winter in the Commercial Hotel in Conyers. Miss Laverne Stephenson, who re cently moved to batchelor quarters in an apartment out Ponce de Leon Way in Atlanta, spent the week-end, in Conyers, guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Stephenson. We did not get to interview the young lady, but judgeing from he happy appearance, her new home is all that she could wish for. Miss Margaret Evans of Stone Mountain, spent the week-end in Con yers, guest of Mrs. Ida Beatty. Mrs. Fannie Welborn of Atlanta, spent the week-end in Conyers, guest of her mother, Mrs. G. V. Cowan. Miss Given Riley of Trenton, Fla., will make her home in Conyers for the summer months, living with Mrs. Betty Hicks on Institute street. Con yers is delighted to have this most ex cellent young lady move back home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Purvis and young daughter, Jean, of Chicopee, spent the week-end in Conyers, guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Tharpe Baldwin. Mrs. H. W. Baldwin of Madison, is at the home of Mi\ and Mrs. £ W. Tharpe Baldwin for a few days’ visit. Mrs. Baldwin made like she recognized up upon the occasion of our recent visit to Madison, hut since she did not come up and speak to us, we had rather believe that she did not recog nize us fully, otherwise we could not forgive her. Anyway we had a great time and enjoyed the revival service very much. Mrs. R. L. Hale had as her Sunday guests, Mr. Male, Sammy, Jessie Hale and wife, of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Almand and Mrs. Sue Almand Martin of Madison. “Aunt Sue” is eighty-two year of age, but still en joys a day’s visit. Miss Ida Francis Gleaton, daughter of Col. and Mrs. John S. Gleaton, of Decatur, spent the week-end in Con yers, guest of Mrs. Geo. W. Gleaton. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Dean of College Park spent the week-end in Conyers, guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Will Cowan. Mrs. Brown Tyler and children of Hapeville is spending several days with Mrs. R. W. Tucker. Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Carter spent Wednesday in Tallapoosa, guest of Mrs. Lee Pounds. Mrs. J. J. Langford is leaving today for Dallas, Texas, where she goes for an extended visit with her son, Mr. Arthur J. Langford and family. Miss Ella Sims, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newt Sims, for a year or two departmental supervisor of Sears Roebuck & Cos. in Atlanta, is but an other striking example of industry and determination that is so characteristic of our boys and girls who go out to make their mark in the world. Miss Sims has just been promoted to the position of assistant buyer for this great establishment, a distinct recog nition of her dependability and re sourcefulness and thus it is'that Con yers and old Rockdale county is fur ther honored in the commerial life of America. We have them on the west coast, in the far noth and | throughout these states, who, like Miss Sims, are leading in their field of en deavor. We are proud of you boys and girls. J Walter R. Granade H. R. Stephenson THE ROCKDALE HARDWARE CO. Phone No. 7 WEHAVE THE GOODS Our Delivery Is Prompt Our Prices Are High THE JOHN DEER PLANTERS We Carry a Full Line of The John Deer Planters and Paris A , , for AVERY and VULCAN plow, for OLIVER and Imperial parti FURNITURE DEPARTMENT NEW STYLES and NEW PRICES New Stock— Household Necessities A Select Line of Art Squares, Hugs and Linoleum of Quality CLEAN UP CLEAN Oceda Polish, Paints, Enamels and Brushes Victor Talking Machines Cabinet ane Portable’s The Rockdale Hardware Cos. Conyers, *\ A Georgia CONYERS CO. Conyers, *. ,%^/^^^Georg Don’t Eail to Come In and See Our New Stock of L-A-C-E We Have An All RAYON LACE in PINK—BLUE—RED for 5c Yard Also a Nice Assortment of 10/ LACES In All COLORS and TWO TONES Big New Stock of Aluminumware— (NOTE PRICES) 10 Quart Dishpan, . . 49c 14 Quart Preserving Kettle, . $1.25 4 Quart Milk Cooler, . . .79c 8 Quart Milk Cooler, . . . $1.25 1 Quart 4 Quart Percolator, . . . $1.48 Aluminum Dippers, 2 for ~ . 25c CONYERS I<V COMPANY BED and PARLOR SUITES KITCHENWARE New Line of Corckeryware, Alum inuin and Cooking Utensils, Oil Lamps, Clmrns, and Flower Pots AT PRCES RIGHT WEDNESDAY, \PR„ ~