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At Henson Furniture Cos.
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Prompt Action
We know people appreciate
prompt action when they
call for service—especially
Motor Service. That is
just what you will get
when you call No. 69.
So, the next time you are
stalled out on the road,
call us. Our mechanic will
he with you in a few mom
ents and next—you’ll be
thanking us for our prompt,
efficient service.
Bennett & Mann
Conyers, Georgia
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: You, too,
can make
delicious
ijlpiiHHp dessertsl
HON’T envy some fortunate neighbor
lteoau.se she is able to serve a whole
%-Cvl series of delicious desserts, rarely repeat
ing, no matter how often she entertains,
JygvTiSk You can make them, too, right in your
own home —IF you own a General Elec
trie Refrigerator.
ftfcyy Here are a few suggestions in the way
of desserts: Grape Juice Ice; Strawberry
Milk Sherbet; Lemon Cream Sherbet; Ap
ricot Cream; Pears frozen with Ginger
Ale; Chocolate Mousse .... and there are
many, many others!
It’s scarcely any trouble. Your General Electric Re
frigerator does the hard part the freezing. And
they are so good! So appetizing and enticing for
palates jaded by the ordinary.
That’s only one reason for owning a General Elec
tric Refrigerator. There are others many. Pro-
tection of your fam i 1 y*s
health is one that should be
given much consideration.
If you will come in today
and let us explain you will
find it time well spent. If
you want to take advantage
of these low terms, better
act promptly this sale
closes shortly.
GENERAL
Refrigerator
Georgia Power Company
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THE ROTRDALE REi UH>. iuXVERS, GbORGLV
Mr. :inl Mr*. I*pftwirh ami
Miss In-ni- I. flwii-h. of Decatur. s|K*nt
Sunday in Coiiyer*. ;:ue*!* of Mr. ami
Mrs. K. (>. I.cftwirh.
Mr* Julia Walker ami Mis* Geor
gia Walker spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Granade.
Mi** Anna Cooper. of Decatur, spent
the week-end at Wadley. Ala., guest
of I'astor and Mrs. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. 1,. T. Longshore and
daughter. Mis* Kthleen Longshore, of
Livingston. *p lit Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Joe Slocum and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Broughton Ivey, of
Atlanta, spent the week-end at Con
yers guests of his iiarents. Mr. and
Mrs. I. 11. Ivey.
Mr. and Mrs. .1, 1,. King, of Newton
*l>ent Sunday in Conyers, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.. King.
Master Gibson Hull, one of our two
young golf professionals, has recov
ered from a week or ten days illness
and returned to school for the finish
ing drive this week. He and young
.Joseph go to make up a two some that
will distance anything in this section
either old or young, on the golf course
Miss I.ouis*- Tucker, of Chamblee.
Ga.. Quick Tucker, of Rome. Ga.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Maddox, of Deca
tur. spent the week-end in Conyers
guests of Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Tucker.
Mrs. I. 0. Ivey spent last week at
Kllierton. guest of her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Mintcr
Mrs. ,J. It. Robins and young son.
John Allen Robins. client last week at
Gadsden, Ala., where Mr. Robius i
now located on highway work.
Mrs. J. j. Langford is expected back
home today, following an extended vi*
it in Dallas. Texas, as guest of her
son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
J. Langford.
The depot golf course has l*een put
in i-erfeot condition now and at great
cost to tlie Pro —and a maintenance
fee of ten cents will be charged each
player thereon for each day play i*
indulged in. This is unanimously ac
claimed as the restful and lieauty
simt on highway 12 and the Georgia
railroad lietwien Atlanta and Augusta.
The American flag located on the c-luh
house liapiiens to lie the only flag so
found across this stretch of approxi
mately two hundred miles of Georgia
soil, it is almost worn out and some
liatriotic organization should hoist a
new one in Its plate.
Judge J. It. Irwin and daughter, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Ir
win, motored over to C'edartown Sun
day for tiie day. Judge Irwin says if
any man will ride that far in Georgia
on a rainy day and still lie against
highway hands, life would lie hopeless
for our great system of roads embra -e
five to ten mile stretches and then
eometli hull deep mud that kills all
joy.
Professor Floyd Field, mnthemati *
teacher and dean of men at the Geor
gia School of Technology, has bought
anew Model A Ford automobile af
ter the exceedingly service able ca
reer of his old Model T. He drove the
old car, which he still owns. 150.000
miles, a distance equal to six trips
around the world. He burned 10,000
gallons of gasoline and wore out IT
sets of tires.
In line with the activity of the
Ford Motor Company to stimulate in
terest in aviation, the Rapids Motor
Company. Ford dealers of Dell Rapids.
South Dakota, own and operate a gov
ernment licensed airplane landing
field, equipped with the latest power
night-landing lights.
F. H. Merritt, photographer of San
Pedro. Calif., lias made several trips
by automobile from his home to Bos
ton. Mass. This year he drove a Model
A Ford Tudor Sedan and the entire
round trip cost him sl2* He traveled
miles and his only trouble was
one punctured tire. His daily average
was 325 miles.
FOR SALE
One good milk cow. fresh in.
First Calf.
BARTOW WALKER
Conyers. Ga.
“Flying Dutchman” Safe at Second
The ' KiDr.* Du'chr - Btmidlnifto .ag him out Both
SiISSSS S Crackers. Photograph was made during a prac
tice game.
Low prices on
ford
SERVICE Wsjfp
' ■ Ford Roadwe*
$450
(F O B Deiroit)
All labor charged at
flat rate
Bring your Ford here for the important jobs. We use
only genuine Ford parts and ail labor is charged at a low
flat rate. You know in advance what the cost will be
Satisfaction guaranteed All mechanics specially trained.
Ask about our Special $1 50 Inspection Service. It will
save you money. C
Langford Motor
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Groceries of Quality
at Very Low Prices
There are two distinct advantages
to be gained by shopping here.
1 get aV v t^le 2 - Our prices are always low*
possible quality. er than you expec t to pay*
As proof of our two claims, why not
uo your shopping here today*
PHONE NO. 8
s o'uV'" y DAN-E Flour £75/
W. E. HARDEMAN
Cosn >' ers ’ ♦*. Georgia
YOUR CREBj
IS GOOD
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CITATION
Disnvssion fn.m \ iluiuklraj U
GEORGIA. lt.ick*!;, r„ uil|y ■ and(
WHEREAS, A. F. Walker, 'a,
I ratin' of J. \Y. K i ikiniii-i-t.
scuts tn the Court in his m-titim i® r
filed mid entered ~n ivnird, th ®a
lias fully ailininist. m : said estate ß and
This is, therefor.- p, |
sons i on-erneil, kitiu--i and
to show cause, if am they t
said Administrator should , M
charged from ids a■!■ si ni>tmtin,'■ I
receive Letters of 1 ii..nii ss ji„ 1 I
first Monday in June, 1020.
THUS. II MARSTON, Ortjhfl
CITATION-Vear s Support. |
GEORGIA, Rockdale t"minty. K
To till Whom it May fWen l: l
tiee is hereby given, that the appfl
ers appointed to set apart :m®
siL-n a year's support to Mrs..™
Granade, the widow of Emory I
Granade, deceased, have filed til
award, and unless good and
eient cause is shown, the samel
be made tiie judgment of tin- romil
(lie June Term. 1929. of the Courtl
Ordinary. I
This April 23, 1929.
THOS. H. MARSTON, Quit J
CITATION —YEAR'S SITFORII
GEORGIA. Rockdale ('minty. B
To All Whom it May Concern:®
tice is hereby given, that hte app®
ers appointed to set apart and as®
a year's support to Mrs. J. P. Ti®
tiie widow of J. P. Tilley, dem®
have filed their award, and unit
good and sufficient c-au.se is shew
tiie same will he made tile judga
of the court at the June Term, 1J
of the Court of Ordinary.
This May 1, 1929.
THOS. H. MARSTON,
Ordinary Rockdale Coat
AY. G. Bailey, of Wane hula, Ft
drove his Model A Ford basil
coupe on a 4.000 mile trip carrjit
two passengers and heavy bagjt)
and the cost of oil and gasoline it
only S4O, it rate of one cent per i
WEDNESDAY, Mvy
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