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Jl NE 12 ’ 1929 Sf7he YELLOW \ft PENCIL / with the ( f/RED BAND EAGLE —fi MIKADO Buy MiUteacl Ice Plenty of ICE Keeps food good Ills real economy to use plenty of ice during the summer to protect your i’oocl stuffs. The great saving in foods repays many times the cost of the ice over used. A.E, Johnson H AMERICAN THEATRE BARra?ELMESS 111 SCARLET SEAS With BETTY COMPSON and LORETTA YOUNG Dick Barthelmess Thrills As Hard Boiled Sailor in New Film “Scarlet Seas.” One of the Most Dramatic and Colorful Roles the First National Star Has Ever Acted on the Screen Free Drawing Tickets for Next week Admission 15c and 25c ... . ... •o* oCo*o*oo*ooo*oooo*o'- •^•O#000*C See Saturday Night Program Elsewhere i%%S^SSSS^^SSSSB^S^^SS^2^S^^%%?i%•^SSi^ SSSS^^^SSSSSSSSS2SSBSS2^^ ,0 * Coining Next Sills in “THE CRASH” W eek . • • Mr. Luther Still. the Atwater Knit ro.liu man, spent last week-en.l in Conyers, guest of his parents. Mayor ami Mrs. L. R. still. Mrs. Lena It. Alexander, our most excellent Smyrna teacher, must have heroine enthused over teaching his tory, especially that part where the slogan was “go west young man,” for she tallied out bright and early Tups ila.v morning far Mount (’aim, Texas motoring through with her brother! Mr. J. W. Benson, of Two Buttes. Colo., who has been visiting in Geor gia. We don't know, hut Two ButLs Colo., must he twins. 0 Air. Clifford Bohanan, a resent grad uate of Lexington University, is al home for several days with his par enls. Mr. and Mrs. X. F. Bolmnan. be lore returning to organize a Lexing ton Hatchery, in Atlanta, of which lie is slated for manager. Wlmopingcough is the most preval ent disturbance we have in Conyers and ltockdale county just at present. Tliis is a most dreadful and danger ous ailment and close attention is necessary in most every ease or perm anent injury may ensue. Fresh air without exposure and nourishing food ipiickly digested is about all parents ■an do for it. By all means have the family physician visit patient daily. Mr. E. W. Fuller, our printer's devil or devil’s printer, better known as 'Lubber,” tjhe hard working young man in tlie office of the Record, left Tuesday for the citizens’ military training camp of Fort McClelland, where he will learn to hate war in stead of getting ready for war. A most enjoyable affair of the past week was a. party given on Wednes day, June 5 by Mary Agnes Tucker at her home on Mjlstead avenue. After all the guests arrived a pleasant two hours was spent in proming. At a late hour cream and cake were served. Those invited were Misses Louise Almand. Helen Almand, Mary Cowan. Rebekali Patrick, Rosebud Wilson. Sa ra Hewlett. Ora Guinn. Mary It. Left wieli, Mary Potts, Anna Lee Wallis, Olive Mitcham, Rebie Wilkinson. Lou ise McElvany, Florence Bell, Lula Mann Jewell Morris. Mary A. Ric?, Willie Sue Stanton, Fannie Mae White. Janet Wilson. Mary Tucker, Louise Tucker and Mrs. Candler Da vid; Messrs. Ralph O'Neal. Luther Cowan. Louis Kent. Eli Walker. Hor ace Milligan, Arthur Will Cowan. Stent man Tuck, - Norman Walker, Frank Fleming, L. It. Still. Hamilton McDonald, Lewis Mann. Dowman Wil son. Keating Pharr. Elliott Thrasher, Howard Walker, Joe Towns. Walter Giles, Harvey Woolev. Marion Pharr, Weynian Tucker and Air. Candler Daniel. THE ROCKDALE RECORD. CONYERS. GEORGIA Saturday is Southern ka ,j?: I|pf Goodyear Day f M . SMifo \ ' k m jT II I The illustration it from am sketch ft I) || | of the completed Gadsden Plant Southern Tire History , The South has gone Goodyear— a great one day sale. Together and we’re organizing a little cel- with other Goodyear dealers in ebration of our own to mark the this vicinity, we hope to sell Sat early opening of Goodyear’s Vi V urday more than a day’s output great new tire plant at Gadsden, Bw\J to show our appreciation of the Alabama. iIDU, Lrafjf opening of this plant and to This plant will be the most mod- ||S||®y| fjw Md Bhow that U * B none lo ° large * 1 ern tire factory in the world, the PHjißjl Goodyear tires—Pathfinder, All last word in equipment and fa- Sllnlmil 'llllCl Weather or Double Eagle—are cilities. Its capacity is 5,000 jUßUfiSflll ffllßf definitely superior in tread and tires per day—Southern made carcass as we can show you. for the Southern trade. lIMIMIHBBf He, P UB lo celehrate “<* help And we’re going to offer special yourself to wonderful tire values values in Goodyears Saturday in TOfiKsSj|slH|jjE' by coming in to see us Saturday. I"' , l Look At These Bargains Pathfinder ........ 5 * 45 30x4.50 Pathfinder ST* 1 R 29x4.40 Pathfinder SO * ls 29x4.50 All-Weather $9* 5 ° Other Sizes Equally Low. Langford Motor Cos. > i | Conyers, Georgia -