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VVKI.NKSDAY, JUNE 19, 1929 At Henson Furniture Cos. yo Vs r good dit Mr Mrs. Moody Summers, of |V ‘ villf; ,„ n . sient Sunday in Conyers 1U , 5 ,.. of his mother, Mrs. M. C. Sum iner* _ Ml aIK I Mrs. L. V. Vernon, of San Buy Milstead Ice Plenty of I C E Keeps food good It is real economy to use plenty of ice during the summer to protect your food stuffs. The great saving in foods repays many times the cost of the ice over used. A. E. Johnson We give very careful attention to all business entrusted to us. An opportunity to serve you will be appreciated. Bank of Conyers VV. T. Baldwin, President M. W. Hull, Cashier R. L. Huff, V. Pres H. D. Austin, Asst. Cash. KERR Mason and Wide Mouth Fruit Jars Extra Tops and Jelly Glasses r Successful Canning Assured McDonald Conyers Hardware &. Still Company Phone 29 Phone 83 Conyers, Georgia Antonio, Texas, arrived in Conyers over the week-end for an ertended vis it with lur parents, Hon. and Mrs. W. II Wallace. Mr. Wallace says lie has about a bushel of meal and they will likely stay as long as it lasts. Dr. Dr. and Mrs. R. 8. Carter and children are in Wadley, Ala., taking their annual vacation with Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Carter. Mrs. Carl Granade is on an extend ed visit with relatives and friends in Waynesboro. Mrs. W. K. Downs returned to her home in Conyers over the week-end from Florida, where she sikmi! the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Downs at Clewistou. Claud is happy in the Bank of Clewistou and Lucile is having a great time running one of Florida’s popular hotels. Miss Doris Walker, of Douglasviile, and Messrs. A. G. and Eli Walker, of Atlanta, spent last week-end at Walk er-Pottsville with their parents, Air. and Mrs. A. F. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Patrick and grandchildren, Florence and Mary Bell, are spending this week at Roan oke, Ala., guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Wood. Mrs. T. H. Barksdale and children went to Tate. Ga.. last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Guinn for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Cannon, of Cov ington. spent last Sunday in Conyers, guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. R- Cannon. Miss Martha Ramsey, of Covington, one of our popular and efficient school teachers, spent last Wednesday and Thursday in Conyers, guests of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lee. Mr. J. Tom Tucker left Sunday for Florida, where he will visit relatives and friends for a week or ten days. Miss Mildred Plunkett has if turned from Asheville, N. C., greatly restored in health and happy to he hack in Conyers with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Plunkett and her many Conyers friends. Conyers is very hap* py to have this beautiful and talented young lady back home and in its life. Mrs. Jno. T. A. McCollum and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lloyd spent' the week-end in Atlanta, guests of Lieut Col. and Mrs. Arthur McCollum. THE ROCKDALE RECORD. CONYERS. GEORGIA Presbyterians Install Their New Pastor Sunday in the Presbyterian church there-will he an installation service of the new pastor. Rev. Hurry K. Ifol land. A commission from the Atlanta Presbytery, consisting of several prom inent ministers and several ciders, will have charge of the service. This commission installed the pastor in the church at Smyrna on last Sunday afternoon, and with the installation services on next Sunday evening, the new pastor will officially take charge of the pastorate in its entirety. The installation service will take place at the regular hour of the evening serv ice. 8:15 p. in. The pastor will preach at the morning service. The piddle is cordially invited to both of these serv ices, and especially to the service in the evening. l' | f i ¥ H I LEAVING* ON A TRIP g 8 'V7 r OU’RE probably going on another long trip this ij || Summer in your car. You’d like to enjoy it without even a stop for a puncture. fl I |B You’re going to hit all sorts of roads, and probably Sj J) will travel pretty fast at times. You want to ride El A with the greatest safety and comfort possible. I 8 l’m writing you a “prescription,” therefore, against || all worry about tires until you finally trade in your ® jjjj car, and I hope you’ll take it. 0 8 It calls for a set of the new Goodyear Double Eagle I Will | I sUNMuI ® 0 Tires. | These are the finest tires that the world’s largest | a B rubber company can build when costs are totally K ,j j , Notice the practically double U fi disregarded. thick All-Weather Tread. m a® liut there’, more than thin to SB Double Kuftlca. Every ounce w. Can I show you these tires?~-I’ll be glad to bring £ U 1 one over, or to have you drop in soon to see them. rubber company ha- y et | DOUBLE EAGLES | 0 We also have heavy duty and regular Goodyear All- 0 K Weathers and Goodyear Pathfinders at lower prices. |j i LANGFORD MOTOR j \ Conyers, COIVIPANY Georgia 9 / j| \2I>eYELLOW j£a PENCIL I vS®, with the ( YJ/REDBAND .^GLE EAGUS^^I MIKADO nmaaanßH Mr. and Mrs. g. E. Plunkett and sou George, of Atlanta, were guests of his THE J. R. WATKINS COMPANY 1 world famous Vanilla and other I products may be had in Conyers I at Conyers Hardware Company, in Milstead at R. P. Harbin’s Barber Shop. Oders phoned No. 83 or 131-J fill ed following day. H. K. FORRESTER The Watkins Dealer father, Mr. W. P. Plunkett, last Sun day.