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ROCKDALE RECORD Official Organ of Rockdale County and the City of Conyers R. F. TAYLOR, Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE One year $1.50 Six months -75 THE ROCKDALE RECORD assumes no responsibility for views expressed by correspondents or contributors- All copy submitted for publication must be signed by the author. SHADOW PRINT ORGANDIE IN PINK WITH WHITE MARGUERITES DRINT organdies hold a prominent L place la the fashions of the seu son. They are of line textures and exquisite colorings. Pastels are used for dance frocks, dainty printing of designs In one color and floral pat terns which lend an urge to the hand some girl to hie herself to the mil liners and invest In one of the ever popular leghorn hats decorated with a wide velvet ribbon streamer. Some of the well-liked color effects are pro duced by a white ground besprinkled with gay flornl patterns, and a wide spacing separating the figures. Polka dots nre charming and I lie smaller plaid patterns are splendid for chil dren’s dresses. Among the ensembles of the present summer season, printed crepes are prominent. Numerous individual color schemes are possible from the great collection. Brown backgrounds with green colorings in dainty all-over effects, necktie patterns and prints with decidedly irregular motif scat tered over the background, are notnlde designs. Yellow with navy, wtiite and red, and various other com binations of colors in flornl prints nre much in evidence. These floral prints in chiffon nre in such vast numbers, It requires cure In making a selection Auction Sale! Farm Tools of all Kinds, including Wagon and Harness, Stalk Choppers, One and Two Horse Plows, Mules, Cow, Corn, Fodder, Etc* In fact ev erything needed for the operation of a good farm* Will also sell some Household Goods* Sale will be held at my home in Sheffield District Friday, Nov. 29th Commencing at Nine O’clock. Come and buy what you need. J. R. ETHRIDGE NOTICE On account of the unusual condi tion that our county lias had to face this year, In the matter of road con struction, and bridge* building we have had to use considerable more money than we had anticipated and as a con sequence, we are ohllgcsl in order to meet the obligations soon due urge the tax payers of the county to settle their taxes at least by Decemlier the 20th, as tin* tax books cclose that date; and El Fas will he Issued at once. Please give this your prompt atten tion, by order of the* hoard of County Commissioners. This Nov. sth, 1920. J. J. SIMM, Chairman. TIIOS. 11. MARNTON, Ordinary. and it must he the decision of the one who is to wear the garment. It may he pleasing to the eye of the shopper, hut she should consider how it will look to others—and such Is the test that should be made of any other ap parel. Often flattery lurks In various patterns and just as often It Is a puz zle to select the one that will be of the most service from that standpoint. Shadow print organdie in pink, sprinkled with white marguerites is the material used for the afternoon frock here Illustrated. Crisp and cool and girlish, It will win the heart of nearly every young woman Interested In clothes, and what young woman Is not? A full flowing circular skirt, unusually long, takes one back to Mar tha Washington days. It is attached (o a tight-lltting, long-sleeved bodice that shows every curve of the body. A broad sash about the hips and a huge bow In the side back add to Its quaintness and lend that ancient charming feature which Is so differ ent. The neckline Is pointed in front and cut well out on the shoulders. With this dress is worn n strikingly becoming leghorn lint nnd sntln clip pers to match the lint. JULIA BOTTOM LEY. (©. 1929, Wcstorn Newspaper Untea.) THE ROCKDALE RECORD. CONYERS. GEORGIA W ANT TO LAUGH? "AUNT LUCIA!” THE GREAT COLLEGIATE COMEDY BIGGEST AFFAIR EVER STAGED IN COVINGTON Screams of Laughter-Be Sure to be there 100 Local People 100 AUSPICES OF THE COVINGTON P. T. A. j Directed By Universal Producing Company j High School Auditorium Covington, Georgia Thursday and Friday November 14th and 15th