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BFFICE PHONE 30
THE LARGE FAMILY
'trubhers and sisters and cousins and
: aunts, uncles and grandfolks, too
~ €hildren of this one and -children of
that, all of the blood of you;
This is the family—your’s and mine
and bigger it yearly grows;
Qh, the pleasures come fast when
the family’s large, and so do the
¢ cares and woes. 3
When the family’s small you may run
& “the years with seldom a touch of
; t‘, grief,
Two or three lambs you may keep
in the fold away from wolf or
" thief;
. But with many to love, and with
many to guard there are some
- that will go astray, .
" And over and over your tears shall
®F. fall when the Shepherd calls one
: away.
FE ik %
They bring you joys with their smil
ing eyes; they lavish their love
/ on you; -
‘When the family’s large you have
much they miss who cherish but
one or two'
- But your faith must wear to the cir
' cle’s rim for many a blow shall I
nL ) AT
For as oftten come joys to the larger
* throng, so often shall sorrow,
call : i
¥
There is always a care when the
family’s large, there is ever a
pressing need
For the strength you have ana the
ta!th you hold, and often ~Four
heart will bleed,
{But this is the price you must pay
for all the love that has come tc
you—
You must praver be, for you’ll suf
" fer more than the smaller
families do.
—BY EDGAR A. GUEST]
IPROGRESSIVE HOUSE PARTY
Tihe following girls of the high
#school set are enjoying a progressive
house parnty this week, the party be
ing entertained a day amd night by
each girl in the crowd: Misses Willie
Pearl Grubbs, Sara Mae Slade, Lydia
Coney, Emylee Sheppard, Dorothy
Strangward, of Sylvester, Earline Mc-
Kenzie, and Katherine Strickland.
Miss Willie Pearl Grubbs is entas
taining the panty today and tomor.
row they will be guests of Miss
Katherine Strickland.
Norman [ustitute Business College l
Are you interested in a business course? We of- .
fer bookkeeping, Gregg and Progressive short
hand, touch typewriting, penmanship, commercial
spelling, business arithmetic, commercial law,
business English. Board, room, ete., for only $1
per day. For further information and catalogue
write :
L. H. Browning, President
: Norman Park, Georgia.
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ORDER FOR-QUAEHY GROCERIES==I] 4
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Fresh Meat
Everything Good To Eat
. PHONE 541
CORDELE, GA. ™
MR. AND MRS. FEINGOLD e
MR. AND MRS. FESINGOLD
Mr. and Mrs. Tke Perlis entertain
ed with an elaborate six o’clock din
ner on Sunday in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Feingold, of Albany. who
have returned from their wedding
trlp to roints in the East.
The bheautifully embossed wedding
cake adorned the prettily appointed
table, this being cut by Mr. L. J.
Roobin.
An elaborate ‘course dinner was
served, coyers being laid for the
following: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fein
gold, of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. M. P.
Feingold, of Albany, Mr. Fisher, of
Albany, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gottlieb and
two liltle daughtérs, of Tuskegee,
‘Ala., Mr. and Mrs. I, Perlis, Mr. and
Mrs. Myer 'R. Miller and little daugh
ter, Mr. and ‘Mrs. L. J. Roobin, Miss
Ada Perlis Mr. and Mrs, Ike Perlis.
PINEHURST CROWD ENJOY
DAY AT WILLIAMS POOL
A party composed of twenty young
people from Pinehurst, chaperoned by
Mrs. A. M. Wilson. enjoyed a swim
'ming party and riecnic here today at
‘Williams pool.
After a refreshing swim in the .
morning, a picni¢ luncheon was
served at noon in the shade of the ,
trees and later the crowd went in the
water again before depanting for |
home. :
. This resort is proving very popu
lar for out of town crowds this sum
mer.
MISS SEAMAN HOSTESS o
° Miss Frances Seaman entertained a
few friends in delightful informal |
manner last eyvening at her home on
Thirteentth avenue. Proms, music and
bridge were enjoyed until a late hour,
and refreshments of punch and wa
fers were served. The hostess was
asgisted in entertaining by her moth
er, Mrs, P. G. Seaman. |
The guests included: Misses Jewel
Luffman, Frances Clifford Willis,
Blizabeth Neal. Martha Westbrook,
Crystelle IFenn Annie Ree McGougan
Lola Dekle, Earline McKenzie Lou
ise Fenn, Lura Lifsey, Ethel and An
na Berta Diffee, Messrs Alan Me-
Dougal, W. W. Drake, Bass, Clift
Wilson, Frank Shaw, Mansfield Bar
wick, Edwin Shingler, James Bowen.
_Tom McArthur and Sam Miller.
Mr. C. A. Sirmans, of Adel, is the
‘guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Morris.
" EDITED BY' JULIA! NEAL
Mr, P, G. Seaman spent yesterday
ifn Tifton on business.
o Eriends of Miss Esther Chesley will
regret o know of her continued ill
ness. ’ _
Mrs. J. C. Greer has as her guests
her sister, Miss Floy Williams and
Miss Grace Carmichael, of Senoia.
Miss Lizzie Lou ‘Raines has return
ed from Valdosta where she attend
.ed Summer School at G. S. W. C.
_ Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Perry spen{’the
rast week-end with Mr. and Mrs, W.
O. Roberts at Millen,
Mr. E. G. Dighy and family return
ed yesterday from a ten days stay in
‘Atianta.
Misses Frances Clifford Willis and
Willie Mae McCollum, have erturned
from a' visit to friends in Savannah.
Mrs. J. P. Wardlaw; of Brinson, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. O.
~T. Gower. ’
l‘ Mrs. R.. H. Leach, of Griffin is
\the guest of her sister. Mrs. E. B.
Dighy, ot Twelfth avenus
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: VMi-s. Brower and daughter, Miss An
nie Mae Brower, and Mrs. G. W.
Shipp have returned from White
fprings, Fla.
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‘Mrs. Orbie Bazemore and little son,
‘Walter Orbie of Plan,p City, Fla., are
gue<ts of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Baze-
more. : !
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~ Carles Perry spent ithe past week
end with his couin, J. R. Causey, Jr.,
‘who accompanied him on his return
vesterday to spend the week here.
Mrs. J. S. Shingler and two little
sons, of Ashburn, are guests of Mrs.
‘Shingler’s rarents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Henderson.
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" Miss Pearl Fort, of Atlanta, stop
ped over in Tifton Saturday night
with Mrs. W. (B. Bennetit, enroute
from White Springs, Fla.,, to Cor
dele.—Tifton Gazette. 2
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jackson, of
Americus, were guests Sunday of
relatives here, leaving Monday for a
trip to Jacksonville, Miami, and oth
er points in Florida. : : '
~ Mrs. J. C. Williamson, Misses Lil
lian and Ernestine Williamson and
Lucile Fountain have returned from
a visit of several days to Dr, and
Mrs. D. L. Smith, in Cuthbert.
Mrs. William Bivins Jr., and little
daughter, Joanne, left today for Day
tona Beach, Fla., where they will be
joimed by Mr. Bivins, for a stay cf
several weeks there and at other
points in Florida.
! FRUIT
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- PINTS, -
. QUARTS,
AND
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GALLON
~ SIES
Prices Right
Geo. .i, i
HE CORDELE DISPATCH
" RESIDENCE PHONE 313
Mr. and, Mrs. A. 12 Jordan and
daughter, Gertrude, of Jacksonville,
are guests of Mrs G. M. Bulloch and
family. »
Miss Kate Launius, Miss Nellie
Thrasher, Miss Annie Lou Thrasher,
and Mr. J. R. Lauinus, of Ashburn,
were visitors in city yesterday.
} Mrs, A. E. Grant and children,
‘Dobbin and Mary Jo. of Atlanta, ar
rived yesterday and are guests of
Mrs. E. K. Markert. Later they will
visit Mrs. N. E. Ware and other
friends in the city. ‘
Mr. M. Gottlieb, of Tuskegee, Ala.,
is spending several days here with
his wife and little daughters who
are visiting the former’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 1. Perlis.
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Mrs. O. B. Johnson and grand sons,
Billie Gentry and James Lamar re
turned to their home in Macon after
‘2, two weeks stay with her brother
and sister Mr. and Mrs. W, A.
Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Morris and sons.
H. G. and James, Mrs. T. A. Ms
Iver;, Miss Janie Beth Mcllver, Mr®.
J. R. Mathis, Miss Birdie Mathis,
Charlie Dennard, Miss Lutie Dixon
and sister, Mrs. Giddens, of Moultrie
formed a congemal party srending
Sunday at St. Simons.
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DR. J. W. MANN-—Veterinarian. Office
Phone 74 Res. Phone 3574.
HARRIS AND BALLENGER
Insurance and Surety Donds
~ CORDELE. GA,
V. C. GRUBS, DENTIST—Special at
tention to Riges dsease and Ortha
dontia. Phone 43. Holmes Bldg. Dr.
Kendall office. :
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DR. A, J, WHELCHEL—CGvnecology
Office American Bank & Trust Co
Blug. J
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A. §. BUSSEY, Attorney at Lawe
State and lederal Dbractice, Office
over Exchange Bank, Corcele, Ga.
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DR. T. E. BRADLEY—IIye, Tar Nose,
Throat and Fitting ~of Glasses.
Office Williams Bldg.
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DR. M. R. SMlTH—lnternal Medicine
and Surgery. Office American Bank
& Trust Co. Bldg.
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HOUSE PLAJ'W‘S AND ESTIMATES—
Churches, Theatres , office, store,
factory, hotel and residence buildings
planned and costs figured. C. V., Arn
old, Architect, Phone 65, Cordele, Ga,
1 el APPEARANCES
WML Are Deceittul
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AN A SUIT THAT IS 2 YEARS OLD .
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. S YEARS OLDER!
' We know a man of 58 who looks like 35 and we know a man of 40
who looks like 60. The first wouldn’ think of going without two
new Michaels-Stern suits a season. The last wears old clothes
as a matter of course and of course old age finds an easy vietim to
creep up on. Youth isn’t a matter of months nearly as much as a
matter of models. A few extra calendars make little difference to
the man who has plenty of new, stylish clothes. Dress up Cordele
—the rest of the world is doing it. .
Showing here this week beautiful, tropical “Value First”’ that
are as cool as a cucumber is supposed to be, and the minute you
slip into one and snap out of your yawn the greatest enemy of
mankind leaves your abode as quickly as though the house were
(uarantined. \ i
‘Value First’”’ Business Suits—Tropical Suits—Sport Suits
~J. T. Westbrook And Brother
- CORDELE, GEORGIA * E
Dress Up! You'll make more money the day you start wearing ouny Better Clothes. |
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Remember that our advertising can tell but a small part of the
many things we have for you at the store and that we are ready all
the time to assist you with our best advice in selecting just what
is best suited to your personal needs. Our prices ave lower in July
than at any other time of the year during our semi-annual stock
reduction. . aid
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RUSSIAN EGGS IN GERMANY
Han burg, July 14. (AP);"I-‘uur mil
lion eggs, the largest shipment from
I have purchased the
Parlor Market, form
erly operated by Mr,
J. F. Morris. I earn
estly solicit your pat
ronage. You - will
find a full line of
choice meats at our
place at reasonable
prices. We deliver
anywhere in town.
- PHONE 606
WALL STREET
Rusgia since early in 1914, were re
ceived here recently from Leningrad.
The eggs. which came in a. Hoviet
gieamship, were sold to German deal
ers, and were worth approximately
$12g,000.
The H. . Wheeler Warchouse will be op
erated this year in the same manner as heretofore,
for the convenience and interest of all cotton grow
ers.” We are appreciative of the business given us
heretofore and pledge most careful handling of
any cotton entrusted with us this year. Mr. R. W.
(Bobbie) Williams will be in charge.
H. C. Wheeler, Warehouse
: CORDELE, GA. o
Fire Insurance Automobile Insurance
FARM LOANS 6 1-2 PER CENT,
J.D. COBB & SON
Surety Bonds Liability Insurance
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