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PHARMACY WEEK K^°U s sectP ect our prescription department—see how carefully your prescriptions are filled pi . . a^p Cn SCt as larmac Y Week, in appreciation of the great work the Druggist is doing for mankind. . Cl f n an ar niacist work in close harmony to perform immesurable service for you, to guard your health. Phar macy is a science, years of study is required. Your Druggist is your friend. THE CITY PHARMACY. , Social and Personal Items - jlv. Rd Almand of Monroe was in tmvn Saturday attending to business. jj rs . B. It. Smith of Cartersville sjient Sunday Conyers, with liis fam ily. Miss Clide Mann of Decatur was the rek end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mis. W. 0. Mann. Mr. Herbert Summers and Mr. .T. It. Kotins attended the Tech-A. &M. game Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will MrKeniue spent die week end in Thomaston with rel atives. Mr. and Mrs. CLeve /Almand and Miss Pearl Cook spent Sunday in At lanta, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cook. Mr .and Mrs. Jakia Sharp and little son Billy, visited Mr. L. A. Sharp, Sunday. Miss Millie Bowen was the week end guest of Miss Rolline Taylor at Cov ington. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Henson and children spent Sunday in Atlanta, guest of friends. Mr. F. L. Stephenson of Decatur, and son Frank Jr., of G. M. A. were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Gailey. Miss Elizabeth Guinn of Hartwell was the week end guest of her sisters, Mrs. C. R. Vaughn and Mrs. T. H. Bardsdale. Mr. Fred Wallace of Atlanta was the guest Sunday of his brother, Mr. Aler ter Wallace. ! Mrs. J. T. Alton spent several days last week at the bedside of her sister, Mrs. G. C. Starr who is sick with flu. Mr. Cooper of Atlanta was the week end guest of his brother, Mr. O. It. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Bowen and son, U., Jr., spent Sunday in Atlanta, guests of relatives. Miss Laviern Stephenson of Atlan ta was the week end guest of her pa tents, Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts spent Sunday in Atlanta, guest of Mrs. L. G. Stowers. ROUND TRIP EXCUR SION FARES VIA . 3 Bju££] |9BB lu H| HoHb mßmintgmm BoHBBBg mmr'wja RAIN OR SHINE Atlanta, Georgia Southeastern Fair, Oct. 4*ll i *i 1 Farmers Day, Oct. 9 Childrens Day, Oct. 11 * Tech-N. C. Football, Oct. 10-11 1-36 Athens, Georgia Georgia-Yale Football, Oct. lUI2 2.79 Macon, Georgia Georgia State Fair, Oct. 16-19; via Atlanta, 7*17; via Covington, 5-19; via Camak, 9. Miss Sara Frances Rowan of Atlanta was Hie week end guest of her pa tents, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowan. Mi’s. Bond of Lithonia was guest Sunday of her mother, Mrs. Frank Mcl ktiiiel. ' Miss Eleanor Trihble of Atlanta was tli(‘ week end guest of her imrents, Dr. and Mrs. E. L .Tribhlo. IMrs. Mercer Wallace and Mrs. John Huff spent several days last week in Atlanta. Mrs. Byron Ilicks and sou, James, were week end guests'of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mayfield. Mr. C. C. Wallace is visiting rela tives in Atlanta this week. Miss Alice Adams of Atlanta spent the week end at the Conyers Hotel, as guest of Miss Sarah Whitaker. Mr. Carter Jackson, Pro at James K. Key Golf Course and Mr. Stafford Wallace of Atlanta came down Sunday to match two of Riverside Golf Club's best players, Henry MeCalla and Jos eph Towns. The Atlanta golf bugs were guests of Mr. R. O. Gaikey. Mrs. H. W. Baldwin Sr., spent Fri day evening with her son, Mr. W. T. Baldwin. Mrs. Baldwin was enroll to from Colorado to her home in Madi son, Ga. •**” Mrs. T. W. Parker and daughters, Mary and Helen spent the week lend in Atlanta, guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. I?. O. Grannde, Mr. Carl Granade, Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Gmnade, Mr. and Mrs. W, 11. Gita mule of Con yers, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Harde man of Atlanta, attended Ihe funeral of Mrs. Jane Jackson at Hayston. Go., Sunday. Air. T. H. Barksdale whose terri tory is in South Carolina spent sever al days this week in Conyers, with his family. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Tribble will move this week into the Longshore house on Institute Street, The many friends of Mrs. W. R. Davis will be glad to learn she is im proving! after having been quite ill. Eugene Farmer, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Farmer bad the misfortune THE ROCKDALE RECORD. CONYERS. GEORGIA of breaking Ids arm, Monday morning while cranking a Ford. The many friends of Mrs. W. IT. Wal lace regret to learn she is not improv ing. Mrs. R. i). Lackey and daughter, who were seriously injured in an auto accident several weeks ago, are rapidly improving. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. lKnnard of At lanta were guests Sunday of Misses Susie Lee and Lillian Plunkett. Miss Helen Hannah of Conyers High School will represent Rockdale County in the Spelling Bee Contest to Isi held < Mol km- tilth, at the South eastern Fair in Atlanta. Friday is the children’s day at the Fair. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. King and Mr. J. T. Tucker spent ""Sunday in Atuln ta, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 0. Baird. Miss Nanell Ford of Decatur, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Almand of Tampa, Fla., were week end guests of Mrs. John F. Almand. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Idas Hill was rushed! to the Doctors office after having swallowed gaso line. She remains critically ill. Mr. H. C. Cowan is suffering with influenza. We wish him a speedy re covery. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bishop and Miss Willard MUshop of Ocala, FI a., are guests of Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Maid son, .Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Mize. Mr. John L. King, of Hampton Roads, Norfolk, Va., arrived Sunday for a visit with relatives and friends - in Conyers. HOOTEN -WILSON Miss Nellie Hooten and Mr. Rosser Wilson were happily married October sth, byi Rev. T. H. Martson. NIGHT BRIDGE CLUB Dr. and Mrs. C. It. Cannon enter tained the Friday Night Bridge Club at their home on Milstead Avenue. The home was beautifully decorated with garden flowers. Bridge siippe r was served on the small tables before the game. Five tables were played. Mrs. It. B. Elliott won top score for ladies and Mr. M. L. Mobley won top score for men. Just the members of the Bridge Club were present. MERRY NEEDLE CLUB Miss Verda Harper entertained the Merry Needle Club Thursday after noon at her home on South Main Street. After a pleasant hour of sewing, the hostess Served a delicious salad course with ice ten. Just the members of the dug were present. The home was beautifully decorated with garden flowers. After tlie busi ness session, the hostess entertained her guest with an interesting Yo-Yo contest. Mrs. W. L. King l won tlie prize; a Yo-Yo. BIRTHDAY PARTY On Saturday afternoon Claud Smith jr„ (Billy) entertained a number of his classmates and friends at his home on Rosser Street at party honoring his ninth birthday. In the center of the table surround ed by garden flowers, was the Purge ,eake holding nine candles in pink candle holders. The children present received a candy favor. A number of games were enjoyed. Those present: Maggie Almand, Fran ces Beard, Luiise Byrd, Virginia Huff. Mary Will Wheeler, Owen Rob erts, Waldo Bowen. Jr., Doris Henson, Billie Cowan, Evelyn White, Sjumeer Laird, Jr., Mary Alice Laird, Char lotte Eubanks. C. OF C. MEETING The Children of the Confederacy will meet next Thursday afternoon, Oct. 10, at 4 :00 o’clock at the hotel, with Misses Renee Cannon, Sara Mor i ris, Helen Hannah, and Margaret Cowan as joint hostesses. All mem bers are urged to be present. Tlie following program will be ren dered under the leadership of the historian, Rebio Wilkinson. I. Song, old Black Joe. 11. lord's Prayer in Concert. 3. Business Session eondurted by the President, Joe Butler. 4. How the slaves were treated during the War Between the States. — Leltoy Brlsendine, Jr. KeadinW, Origin of the Banjo, Sara McDowell. Story of Bill Yapp, an old Time Slave, Joe Butler. Some Stories of Faithful Slaves, Im promptu. Special song, Virginia Huff. Reading, “Unc' Guile's White Folks", W. O. Mann, Jr. History of the Children of the Con federaey Organization, Rebio Wilkin son. Song, My Old Kentucky Home. Rebio Wilkinson. Historian. Susanne Wesley Class of the Meth odist S. S., will meet at the home of Mrs. James Mann, Monday aftornon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Lon Rice and Mrs. James Mann as joint hostess. All members urged to lie present. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES We bad 110 present at Sunday School. Morning preaching service was con ducted by our regular pastor and we were glad to have PresidinUl Elder Dempsey with us for a sliprt time dur ing t his session. Evening service was conducted by The Leaguers, and the following pro gram rendered: Song, Jesus I Come. Song, Saved, Saved! Subject: Iswt and Saved. Scripture, Luke 15:1-7; 10:0-10. Prayer, Miss Mary Frances Cowan. Duet, Miss Louise Hale and Miss Viola Owens. lyost Without Knowing 11, Miss Joe Butler. Lost and Knowing It, Mr. Dickerson. Solo, Miss Lois Sharp. Saved “To”, Miss Louise Hale. Talk by Rev. J. IL Jordan. Song, Blesl Be The Tie. League Benediction. ANNUAL MEETING OF AUXILIA RIES OF GROUP FIVE ATLANTA PREJSBYTERIAL Tuesday, October 1 1910, l.ilhonia Presbyterian Church. A meeting of unusual interest was the annual meeting of Auxiliaries ol Group 5 of Um* Atlanta Pr sbylerial. held at Lithonia Clmrch, Oclolwu- Ist. Although (lie day was exceedingly stormy, quite a number of ladies went from Conyers Presbyterian rlmreh, in cluding Mesdames J. M. MdCollurn. Daisy Cowan, J. W. Hollingsworth, Ida Beattie. E. O. Leftwich, T. H. Barks dale, J. W. Weber, C. C. Walker, 1-e Roy Brisdendine, R. S. Carter, Mrs. J G. Newton and Miss Jennie Joe Mc- Collum. The following very interesting pro gram \yas gendered: Call to order. Hymn. Devotional, Mrs. J. C. Blackburn, Welcome, Mrs. Fannie Franklin. ■Response, Mrs. Frank Herrington. Roll Call of Auxiliaries and Presi dent's Reports. Work for the Year. Mrs. J. A. Craig. Value of Training School, Mrs. 11. C. Dean. Conference of Cause Secretaries. Report of Registration, Mrs. Jack Pratt. Lunch 12 1 :‘{0 —Hymn. Inspiration! Address, Miss Farmer. Missionary to Africa. Demonstration of Circle Meeting, Conyers Auxiliary. Bible Hour, Mrs. Wade Boggs. Prayer. Ajournment. ADMINISTRATORS SALE GEORGIA, Rockdale County. By virtue of an order of tbe Court of Ordinary of Rockdale County, will be sold, at public out cry, on the first Tuesday in November, 1929, at tbe ••ourt house door in said county, Is tween the legal hours of sale, to wit: 1 Brick Store room in the Kith Dis trict of Rtf-kdale county, Stale of Georgia, and located on the south side of Center Street Jn the City of Con yers, and hounded ast follows: North by Center Street; Hast by vacant lot of tlie A. D. Summers Estate; South by Mrs. J. J. Langford and West, by M. H. Plunkett. ' Also one vacant lot adjoining said store room and located on South side of Center Street in City of Conyers, said District, State and county, and ImuiMlcd as follows: North, by Center Street; East, Miss Griddle Jones; South, by Rank of Rockdale and West, by Brick Store room of said A. D. Summers Estate; Also One Hundred acres, more or less, in Bilb District said Stale and county, and hounded as follows: North by E. S. Abbott lands; East, by 10. S. Abbott lands and It. C. Granadc; South, by Joe Plunkett lands and West, by it. <l. Granade. Same being part of band Lot No. 201 and known as (lie Crutchfield place. Said lands will be sold for cash. This 71b day of October, 1020. A. J. SUMMERS, Administrator of Estate of A. D. Summers, de ceased. (let. HrlS-25. Nov. 1. | Keeps His Old Pep as 50 Years Nears | & Jimmy Austin, peppery coach 1 x of the St. Louis Browns, re- x |> fuses to grow old. The once 4 X great shortstop is now nearing 1 |> llfly years of nge hut there is <| a no youngster on the field who a £ can outhustle him. Austin is a one of the lirst men out and j? with his colleague in coaching, x A Bill Klllefer, the last to leave. % x Klllefer, however, Is younger, x & Possibly no major league club I x lias two more energetic man- x & agerial assistants. The Brown i X pair assay heavily in baseball X knowledge and are real llenten- <| X ants to Cnpt. Dan Howley. % 's>'s>'s> <s>•'♦ ’<♦'><s*s><s><§> <§Xs*sK*> Time to Dodge Nnturnlly, the pedestrian views with alarm the fact that a car Is now within the rench of every man.—Lit tle Rock (Ark.) Gazette Atwater Kent L, SCREEN-GRIP RADIO Wires Your Home for Football! It brings you tbe Nation’s twenty finest football games this Fall. “Bill” Munday and Graham Me' Namee will be on hand to report them for you play' by-play. Don’t miss them. Get your Atwater Kent Radio to-day! 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