The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-07-21


jurist as he lcctUrc,. TO the ciasses
In law, and many Georgian Of TO- I
day has reached influential positions
because Judge Speer was his friend. |
We reached Cornelia just as the
morning services were closing in the |
different churches. Here we stop
ped and gave the Ford and S.
Ford drivers understand the quanti-
ties the numerals indicate. We left
Cornelia and on the way out were
PASSED by high powered roadster
carrying four people, two men and
two women. That bunch wasn't ex-
actly happy or fitted up, or some
thing or other, for they had left Cor
nelia all grouped up in front togeth-
er, or to be exact, well seated. When
they passed us one fellow was all
alone, in his glory on little fido
seat back up from the tonneau, and
his pretty white pants were taking
on some color from the red hills of
Georgia. In few minutes we mass
ed the roadster drawn up at the side
Of the road, and one of the pirlics
was doing her best to persuade her
pet, from his perch back in the rear,
up front again out of the heat We
left them, holding a conversation.
and reached the conclusion that it
might not have been as hot back on
Inc little seat as it was up front
At Sulphur Springs we stopped for
few minutes to take some refresh
| ing plain water. At this place a
large number Of cars parked up the
surroundings, and big number of
apparently happy and prosperous
.oik were enjoying beautiful Sun
day afternoon. In few minutes
after leaving the springs we ran into
Gainesville, passing, on our right as
we vert in, the buildings of Breneau
College. At Gainesville we stopped
NJ the up-to-datc refrcshment and
So.t drink palace established by a
forncr citizen of Easlcy, Mr.. Joe
George. Just out from Gainesville
we came upon the county, state and
naAona highway that leads on to
AHanta This road is well laid out
and VIII be, when thoroughly COM
pictcd, a perfect speedway. We
made no further stop until we reach
ed Buford, at which place we turned
nearly south over splendid road
leading to Lawrenceville. Here we
stopped for a few minutes and took
some soft, cooling drinks. 1t was
now nearly 5 o'clock, and soon after
leaving Lawrenceville our vision lift
ed the top Of Stone Mountain as it
stood far away over the tree tops,
all opal and emerald in the evening
sun. q
When we reached Decatur we rar
into another group of South Caro-
linlans on a trip to Georgia ais"
:. After shaking hands and talking fo
few minutes with these fellow
compatriots we drove out from De
catur into the Druid Hills section O
the city and entered Atlanta alons
Ponce de Leon avenue. At 20 min
utes to z o'clock we had stopped or
Luckie street, and while we. were
waiting for our bachelor fellow tray
cler to arrange matters with the lady
who owned the food and beds, mo-
tor bus carrying it's full cargo of
white capped happy nurses from the
Baptist hospital rolled by, and in its
| wake, to show that he was plumb
smart, scurried little almost hu-
man thing in racing car The lit
tie animal didn't get much attention
and soon darted by the bus on into
the heart of the city. Our good old
bachelor friend got everything salts
factorly arranged and we were soon
seated at the upper table enjoying a
we'll cooked and well served meal.
At $3.50 p. IN. we were seated in
the Baptist Tabernacle and it was
a pleasure to us as the members of
the choir filed in and took their seats
to see our hostess among the num-
Der The tones Of the great pipe
ORGAN mingling with the voices of
more than 70 people in the choir and
probably a thousand in the congrc
cation who joined i'll the singing in
spired each of us. DR.. Ham has
church Of which any famous preach
cr might we'll be proud; and from
what we observed there Sunday night
he has a continuous revival i'm his
church. He has a very engaging
way Of locating the religious drift of