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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1926
Social Activities
OFFICE PHONE 30
' THY. NEIGHBOR? f
Who is thy neighbor? It is he, whom'
thou
Hast power to aid and bless I
Whose aching heart or buring brow
Thy soothing hand may press. _
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Thy neighbor? 'Tis the fainting poor
Whose eyes with want are dim
Whose hunger sends from door tC.
door,
Go thou and succor him, ;
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Thy neighbor? Tis that weary man
g’hose years are at their brim i
Bent low with illness, cares and pain
Go thou and comfort him,
Thy neighbor? Tis the heart bereft
Of every earthly gem-—
Widow and orphan helpless left—
ou and shelter them.
it . —LAURA FOSTER
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. WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB
HOLDS MEETING.
Yesterday the Wioman’s Civie Clut
of Cordele held their regular meet
ing in the assembly room of the I.
brary. Mrs. A. C. Atkins, the presi
dent, presided in her usual capable
manner. Quite a large number was
present congidering the {jeclemert
weather. Several new members were
added to the number which is now |
over a hundred.
The wemen seemed quite enthusi
actic and entered into a discussion of
the best rlans to upbuild Cordele
along all civic lines. Mrs. Westhrook
Mrs. MecDonald and Mrs, Whipple
were appointed as the council of
three to confer with other clubs in
regard to these matters of improve
ment. The treasurer’s. report was
very gratifying considering ihe
short time the club has been in ex
istence. She reported 190—59 on
hand at the present time
One of the ladies told of a meot.
ing she had attended with the doe
tors of the hospital and spoke of its
urgent needs and offered az a sus.
gestion the purchase of the hospita"
building to be used as a Communit,\'l
Club House. It was offered for $3.
000 with a payment of $l,OOO dcwvl
and $1,0090 a year until paid. Ne
definite action was taken on this, bufl
it was voted by those Present to as.
sist the hospital in every way possi
ble and promised their cooperaticr
in all undertakings for the ben'efi‘!
of the hospital to the best of the'y
ability. ‘
At the last meeting the club
pledged to furnish luncheons or}
V’V;nesda,v and Tuesday night {or
1 Kiwanis and Board of Trade and
have made a nice little sum this way
which will be used for civie purposes
In order to carry on this work the
women voted to purchase new lin.
en, silver ware, dishes and glasses
as the men have promised to equir
the rear part of the Board of Trade
provided the women will do the rest
These articles will be purchased at
once and the club will then be ready
to go to work in earnest to upbuild
and beautify Cordele. They have
numerous plans and by fall when
they can plant again, they expect tc
accomplish a great deal for Cor
dele’s improvements,
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MRS. LEE ESPY’S
PIANO RECITAL.
Mrs. A. Lee Espy’s piano pupils
will give a recital at the school au.
ditorium Thursday evening June 3rd
at 8:30 o’clock. The public is cor
dially invited to attend.
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Whalchel Lave
returned from a trip to Florida
While away they visited Rev. and
Mrs. E. 0. Heath in Clearwater.
WEDDING AND
GRADUATION
PRESENTS
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It will be well for you to see
our line of Rings, Watches,
Bracelets, Jewelry, Novelties of
all kinds. Ours are all new and
the very latest in style.
S. M. DEKLE
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EDITED BY JULIA NEAL
NINE CORDELE GIRLS ARE l
GRADUATING FROM G. S. C. W.
Only three of the Cordele girls in
Georgia State College for Women
were mentioned in yesterday's ac
count of graduates this year, but
there are nine of them receiving di
plomas this time. Misses Elanor Mar-|
shal, Maary Strozier and Idoline
Barfield were mentioned yesterday
The others are Misses Jewell Epps
whose parents are now residing at
Sylvester; Joyce Jackson, whose par
ents are now residing in Savannah‘,
Marjon Calhoun, sister of Mrs. A, B
Sta):; Gwendolyn Turk, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Turk; Nellie Mae
Gunn, daughter of Mrs. Gunn onr
Northern Heights; and Bulah Scar
boro. This is the largest number of
Cordele students ever graduating
anywhere at a college out of towr
in any one year. This school is at
Milledgeville, and one of the most
largely attended in the state. Thm'c‘
are numbers of other Cordele girls
in this school. '
Miss Edress Williams, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Williams, grad
uates this time at the State Norma'
in Athens. e
MUSICALE TEAS. ‘
Parents and friends are invited Le¢
the three musical teas given by thc
students of the Comer School of
Music. Advanced students will ap
pear Thursday afternoon, June 3rd
at 4:30 o’clock. Primary and Inter
mediates will appear Thursday even
ing June 3rd at 8:30 o’clock. 1
Invitations have been received tr
the tea given by Miss Pauline Wat:
son, at which time she will appear ir
her certificate program. She will be
assisted by Miss Bobbic Mae Bootp
and Nancy Mize.. }
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Dr. V. O. Harvard of Arabi, was
in town today attending to business
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hinton spent
yesterday in Nashville, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Elliott of
Meansville, are visiting her fahter
Ir. J. H. Starr here
Mrs. T. H. Shackelford of New
man, Ga., % visiting] ihel* mother,
- Mrs. J. F. Calhoun.
Friends will be glad to know Mrs
J. F. Calhoun is improving from her
‘ long illness.
- J. Roy Smith from Fort Lauder
\fdale, Fla., is here on a visit to his
‘{ wife and little daughter at the nome
- of Mrs. D. A. Pitts on Northerr
} Heights.
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Miss Simmons Beauty Parlor
is now operated in our barbershop. lair dressing, massaging,
ete. done in connection with our work in ‘hair cutting for ladies.
We invite our lady friends and the custom in general to visit
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RESIDENCE PHONE 313
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Glisson and
children, spent Sunday in Macon the
guests of relatives,
Rev. F. L. Glisson of Clovis, Ncw'
Mexico, is visiting his brother, W, G
Glisson and family.
Mrs, . H, Gunter and daughter
Agnes, have returned home after
visiting relatives in Palatka, Fla.
Mrs. J. Q. Adams of Vienna, vis
ited her sister, Mrs J. F. Calhoun
here several days this week return
ing home yesterday.
Mrs. C. P. Bush and little son of|
Tampa, are visiting ner mother, Mrs l
J. F. Calhoun and sister, Mrs, A. B
Starr.
Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Durrett expect
to go up to Atlanta Sunday to ai
tend their son, Tom's graduation
from Tech.
- Friends will be sorry to learn of
the illness of Mrs, Coursan’s mother
Mrs. Florry, at the home of Mrs, G
M. Bulloch on Eleventh avenue.
T. J. Durrett, manager of t'.‘sfl
Southern Cotton Oil Company plant
here, left this afternoon for Atlant:
to attend business matters, }
Dr. T. J. McArthur is back from
Atlanta where he went to be sworr
in as a member of the state board
of medical examiners. ‘
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Principal L. E. Culbertson of the.
high school here, left last night with
Mrs. Culbertson and little son to!
spend the summer in Anderson, §
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Mr. Perry Shipp from Macon‘
come up Monday to visit his mother
Mrs. Charles Jackson Shipp. He
leaves tonight for Macon. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Greeser have taken
apartments at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Withirington on Eleventh
Avenue,
Mrs. J. E. Barnhill, Perry, Ga.
who is well known here as Miss Ruth
Hamilton, before her marriage, is
here with her baby visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hamilton.
Mr. C. D. Jordan, first vice presi
dent of the Southern Cotton Oi
Company, with headquarters i New
Orleans, was in the city today wit:
local manager T. J. Durrett going
over the property and fall busines:
prospects.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
M. E. MNISTERS TO START
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MACON, Ga.,, June 2-—Speakers |
‘and instructors of prominence in
Southern Methodism will participate
in the annual Georgia Methodist
Pastors’ school, which begins a 10-
day session Monday in the chapel of
Wesleyan college.
Dr. W. A. Shelton, of Emory Uni
versity, will outline plans and make
announcements concerning details of
class work, Platform speakers wil
inelude Bishop H. A. Boaz, Bishop
W. B. Beauchamp, the Rev. William
G. Thonger, of Belgium, and the Rev
G. E. Holley and Dr. F. S. Parker |
of Nashville, Tenn, H
Besides Dr Shelton, the faculty
will include J. Richard Spann, and
Ora Miner, of Dallas, Texas; Dr. F
S. Parker, of Nashville; Wr, W. J.
Y?ung of Emory University, F. B
Magee, of Atlanta and others,
Mrs, W. C. Hamilton, and daugh
ter, Miss Annie Grace, will leave
soon for a trip of a month or more
out west. They expect to visit W. €
Hamilton Jr., who is in a hospital ir
Avrizona,
; Among those who will go over tc
- Milledgeville to attend graduating
exercises at G. N, I. C. will be Mr
and Mrs. W. C. Hinton. She will have
several nieces to finish there this
year.
Mr, and Mrs, B. Cobb, of Metter
Ga., mother and father of Mrs, Bok
' Dekle, have been visiting their
daughter. They come up to be pres:
ent at the graduation of Eleanor
Dckle last night. They returned tc
their home today.
Professor A. . Ware, who has
been in charge of South Georgia Col
lege at Mcßae left yesterday with
Mrs. Ware for a short stay in the
mountains of North Georgia, Wher
| he returns he will be in charge of
the summer school at South Georgia
College during the remainder of the
summer,
l Retired Minister Tells How He
Keeps in Good Form With
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the Assistance of
Black-Dranght.
West Graham, Va.—The Rev.
Lewis Evans, a well-’known retired
minister, now past 80, living here,
has a high opinion. of Black-
Draught, which he says he has
taken when needed, for 25 years.
“For years I had been - suffering
with my liver,” he says. “Some
times the pain would be very in«
tense and my back would hurt ali
the time. Black-Draught was the
first thing I found that would give
me any relief. 9
“My liver has always been slug
gish. Sometimes it gives me a lot
of troublc. I have suffered a lot
with it—pains in my side and back,
and bad headache, caused from ex
treme biliousness.
“After I found Black-Draught, T
would begin to take it as soon as ¥
felt a spell coming on and it re:
’ lieved the cause at once. I cam
- recommend it to anybody suffer
ing from liver trouble. A dose or
two now and then keeps me in good
form.” J
Made from selected medicinal
roots and herbs, and containing no
dangerous mineral drugs, Black-
Draught is nature’s own remedy
for a tired, lazy liver. NC-166 ‘
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SOLDIERS DIE AS STOLEN
PLANE FALLS IN RIVER
LEAVENWORTH, June 2—(,l’)-‘-'
Two soldiers from Fort Leavenworth
who last night took possession of ar |
| airplane and started off on & joy
ride, met death a short time later
when the “Lorrowed” plane fell inte
the Missouri river near here, A
third soldier swam to safety.
The dead:; Private Otto C. Hatha
way, St. Louis, Mo; Private William
(. Garrett, Lexington, Oklahoma.
Hathaway and Garrett and Private
Lemay, the third member of the
joyride party were attached to the
| air service department at I~‘m'l‘
Leavenworth. Yesterday C. J, Mi
l chael, of Kansas City, arrived at tho‘
post feld n a new plane to visit his}
father and obtained permission toi
leave his plane pending better fly
ing conditions, The soldiers apprn--'
priated the machine. In descending
in a strong wind the plane fell into.
the river, |
A gland extract
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may provide the way
The greatest helps in modern
medicine come through treating
filands. Many things are being
one which never were done before.
The greatest gland is the liver.
Ox gall is now used to make it |
active. And to many people this |
gland method may mean , new
health, new youth.
It Ends Poisons
You think, perhaps, that torpid
liver means merely’ constipation.
1t means far more.
The liver supplies bile—a quart
a day at normal. That bile checks
intestinal germs.
When the bile is scant, the germs
multiply by millions. They supply
the blood a constant stream of poi
sons,
Then come the results of impure
blood — sallow complexions,
pimples, dull eyes, falling hair.
But there are worse results,
Heart and kidney troubles often ‘
result; high blood pressure, pre- |
mature old age. Hardly a person
who reads this could not be ben
efited by an active liver.
Employ the New Way
Drugs cannot stimulate the liver.
The drugs you take for that are
mere cathartics.
A torpid liver calls for ox gall.
You owe to yourself a test. ‘The
results are prompt. They are
usually amazing. You may find in
this simple treatment just the help
you need.
But get genuine ox gall. It comes
in tablets called Dioxol. Each con
tains ten drops of purified ox gall.
There you get the utmost results.
Remember the name — Dioxol.
Your druggist can supply you. Be
forc another day goes by, learn
what this new way does.
“Clip this advertlsement. Take It
\ to our Special Agent, J. D. Ryals Drug
Co., and he will give you a libcral
sample of Dioxol free,”
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and out, all kinds of varnish and finish may be hed from our
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We offer the famoug Glidden lines. lovery gallon carries a guar
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high grade goods. It is an all-season business, a life time job
to know good paints. We are willing {o stay here and live with
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CORDELE, GEORGIA
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