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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1928
Social Activities
OFFICE PHONE 30
GOLD AND BLUE |
Frost touched my garden, One by‘
one ] i
The reses and the larkspur died, ‘
The chill nights crumpled up my
phlox, |
The pinks I'd nursed with lovin';}
pride.. i
pßut underneath the drifting leavos.‘
Still bloomed the burnished mari.
golds,
Nasturtiums and calendulas
Turned golden faces to the cold.
And blue as wind-blown summer
skies,
A bachelor-button bobbed his head.
Then sunshine-gold and brigh-sky
blue,
Blossomed my dying garden bed. |
What gorgcous death for summer
days!
What matter if the flowers are few,
When like: the season they expire
In rhapsedies of gold and blue!
—MARJORIE K. RAWLINGS
SCOTT-CULPEPPER.
The marriage of Miss Sallie B.
Scott, and Mr. T. S. Culpepper, of
Wabasso, Fla., occurred Sunday af—l
ternoon at four-thirty at the home
of the bride, at Wenona, Rev. Mr
Kelley, Baptist minister, performcd‘
the impressive ceremony which was
witnessed by members of the family
and a few cloze friends,
The bride was becomingiy adtired
in a costume of Valcenia blue flat
crepe with corresponding accessories.
She is the oldest daughter of Mr. A.
F. Scott, and a popular and talented
young weman. The past year she was
assistant teacher in the Friendship
school, and was aciive in B. Y. P, U.
and church work.
Mr. Culpepper is the second son
of the late W. C. Culpepper, and 2
brother of Mrs. C. A. Pound, of this
city. He is an cnergetic young busi
ness man and holds a responsible
sition with the Southern Fruit Grow
ers at Wabasso, Ila., where he and
PLACE OF BETTER .
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THURSDAY
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Lowell Sherman
Chester Conkin
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TODAY
James Kirkwood
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8 genlar! Thrilling!
Exeiting!
EDITED BY JULIA NEAL
his bride will reside following a tour'
of Florida. ‘
METHODIST LADIES WILL
HAVE FINE MENI a 7 :
BOOTH TOMORROW.
The Methodist ladies who are run
ning a booth all week at the Fair]
grounds to make money for the pipe
organ fund, announce that tomor
row they will serve a chicken dinner
with baked ham and other “Irills” At
night they will serve hot fried
chicken and oysters, Come out and
dine at this booth, The committee in
charge each day will have excellent
home cooked dishes on the menu,
U. P. C. WILL RUN
BOOTH ALL WEEK.
The U. D, C. will serve meals and
lunches throughout the week at the
Fair grounds, Tomorrow they .will
have a chicken dinner with salods
and home made cakes.
NUTRITION SUGGESTIONS
It begins to look as if a reasonable
amount of plumpness would some
day be the fashion azain, Phose who
are as much below weight must re
member that they will have to eat
‘wether they are hungry or not. A
Lguide in determining as to whether
or not you are seriuosly under
| weight is remember that ten percent.
ivariation either way, above or be
low the so-called normal is allowed
because of variations in bone strue
ture. Anything beyond ten percent
is near the danger lin.e
Athough milk contains all the ele
ments necded for growth in the
body, it is only when produced un
der perfect conditions that this can
be depended on. Nutrition workers
nowadays Imows that it is safer to
add fruit and green vegetables so as
to incure a good supply of the vita
mine thet varies o much in milk ac
cording to health of the cows and
other factors.
In preparing cereals for invalide
see that they are cooked from threc i
to eight hours, It lately has been es
tablished that theoretically starch is
digestible after long cocking. The
fact remains that experience scems
to show that the digestive system
tired by illness is the better for hav
ing is starches well cooked.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Sumner arc
here from Jacksonville visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Terrell
Friends wiil be pleased to know of
the improvement of Mrs, J. O. Kin
ney who bas been quite ill the past
two weeks.
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Office: Citizens Bank Eldgz., Reem
RESIDENCE PHONE 313
Mrs. Willis Shipp and daughter,
Eloise, spent the past week-end \vith‘
friends in Fitzgerald, [
Mrs. George Baynard, of Mucon,J
will join Mrs, C. E. Brown here in;
a few days and both will vigit thoir!
sister, Mrs. Speight n Thomasvlle, :
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson and
dhughter, (N)ss Elizabeth .()hu.-:onl
have returned from a visit to Ureens- |
boro. '
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cobb and ]ittlcl
son spent Sunday in Albany, accom
panying home Miss Mary Ccbb whe
spent the week-end there.
Mrs. P. D. McCarty, of Unadilla,
who has been ill at the home of her
niece, Mrs. O, A, Willocks, was re
moved yesterday to the local hos
pital for treatment. Friends here
kope for carly news of her improve
ment.
Mr. P. D. MecCarty, of Unadilla,
and Mr. and Mrs, Cloward Terrin
tine, of Marshallville, spent Sundey
here having been called on account
of the illncss of Mrs. McCarty.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harris and Mis:z
Mamie Laura Harris have returncd
from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
D. Harris in Jacksonville, They
were accompanied home by the lacter
who will be their guest for a while.
Friends will be gratified to know
of the satisfactory condition of Mr.
J. P. (Red) Terrell, at the local hos
pital. Mr. Terrell was injured sev
eral days ago in a fall from a mov
ing switch engine, and it was neces
sary to amputate his right foot.
TODAY’S RECIPE,
Doughnuts
Cream 1-2 teaspoonful of shorten
ing with 1 cupful of suzar until
well blended. Break in 1 egg and stir
well with a slotted wooden spoon
Sift and mesaure 3 cupsful of bread
flour. Add two teaspoonful of ecin
‘namon, 1-4 teaspoonful of salt. Sift
‘again, add the dry ingredients alter
nately with 1 cup of milk to the egg
and sugar mixture; mix well. Add au
extra cupful of bread flour to make
a soft dough. Take one third of the
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We are compelled te reduce our stock of used cars
in order to make more deliveries on new cars, And
we are going to sell them a'most regardless of
price. We have them of diffcrent makes, models,
colors and sizes. |lf you want a good uscd car we
can get together.
It will 'pay you to look our cars over bhefore you
buy for we can save you moncy, Terms to responsi.
ble parties.
Why Buy a Big Used Car, Win You Can Buy
A New Chevrolet For Less Money.
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THE CORDELE DISPATCH
CO-OP REPORT SERVICE RE
PORTS PROSPECTS IMPROVE,
ATLANTA, Ga.,, October 27—(/)
—The Georgia Co-operative Crop
service report today shows con
tinued improvement in cotton erop.
Prospects since October Ist, on to
October 18, to an indicated total
production for the state of 1,470,000
bales, an incrcase of 10 percent over
the indications on October 1. Prac
tically all parts of the state report
production is greater than was ex
pected earlier in the season.
A yield of 179 pounds per acre
is indicated, compared with 155
pounds harvested in 1925 and 157
pounds in 1924, Fairly uniform
yields are being realized and it is
the absence of large areas of low
outturn, together with a material in
crease in aereage, which places indi
cated production above final gin
nings for any ycar since 1919.
Weather conditions during the pe
riod October 1 to 18 continued large
'y favorable, advancing maturity of
the late crop in the northern dis
tricts ‘and favoring picking in al
FELT STUPID, DULL
Mississippi Lady Says She Took
Black-Draught for These
Symptoms and Was |
“Greatly Relieved.” I
Starkville, Miss.—“l have been a !
user of Black—Drau%ht for about
ftwenty years,” says Mrs, C. . Bun.
tin, of K. F. D. 5, this city.
“] used Black-Draught first for
constigation,” continues Mrs. Bun
tin. “I would feel dull, stupid, and
have severe headaches, even fever
ish. I had an unecasy, tight fecling
in my stomach.
“] read qg:ete a bit about Black-
Draught. I began using it and soon
my bowels acted regularly and I was
greatly relieved. lused iteveryonce
in a while for about eighteen years.
“About two years ago I found I
was having indigestion, a tight
smothering in my chest, then severe
}nfin, especially after eating sweets.
commmenced taking just a pinch of
Black-Draught after meals and by ‘
{lfi-f;;’g this § could eat about any
hing,
“I gave Black-Draught te my chil
dren for colds and headaches. I can
certainly recommend it.”
Thedford’s ' Biack-Draught iy rec
ommencled by thousands of others
for the rolief of indigestion, bilicus
ness and simple aiiments due to
constipation,” Safe, eacy io take.
Costs only 1 cent a dose. NC-171
A D R T
Thedfordsf’nfi
dough, toss o a well floured board
and roll lightly to 1-4 inch in thick
ness. Cut in desired shapes, I'ry in
deep fat. When cool shake in a bag
of sugar.
parts of the state, Except for late
bolls in the Northern district, cotton a
has opened rapidly in all sections.
Scarcity of pickers was a commoen
complaint and much open cotton was
in the fields, particularly in the cen-’
tral belt, !
In the northern territory the carly
crop had been picked but very little
of the late erop was open, In the
southern districts cotton was ]n*m'tic-;
ally all open an da large percentage .
picked. The present estimate for
this state and for the United States '
refers indicated total ginnings fnr!
this season and is subject to some
uncertainty with regard to how much
of the crop produced will be hav- |
vested. Because of low price of cot- l ;‘
ton, farmers are discouraged and l:
may not be disposed to pick the last :
remnants of the erop, even if they :
can do so, l:
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Th ability to make a specch is like | |
credit—good only when it isn’t over- r
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NOTICE !E
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SALI CF UNCLAIMED FREIGUT — "J
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA J‘
RAILWAY COMPANY, ,;'}
Unless previously called for and b
harges paid, or otherwise disposed | ¥
of, the Georgia Southern and Florida }
Railway Company will sell to thel’
tighest bidder for cash at public aue-}
tion on track in the City of Cordele, |
(a., Thursday, October, 28th, at 11:00 :}
a, m.,, seven cars logs consigned to !
the Cordele Sash Door & Lumber |}
Company as follows:
Scuthern 192156, 196618 and 193054, | !
shipped by C. K. Plunkett, Unadilla, !
Ca.; Southern 198692 and 194738 ship- '
ved by Ransom & Robinson, Unadilla, |
Ga.; Southern 191070 and L. & N.
5405 shipped by Dinkins and Bridges,
Elko, Ca.
C. R. BULLOCH, Agent,
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THEATRE |
THURSDAY |
SMILE — LAUGH —
CHUCKLE—GRIN) .
You'll do all of them plus
when yo usee Reginald Den
ny run a hard thin dime into
a million... You'll grin as
soon as he gets under way
and you'll never stop laugh.
ing, smiling, grinning, chuck
ling for one single minute
while Denny does his stuff
in the wildest, merriest, gig
licst picture this King of
Laughmakers ever made. It's
the kind of a funny-hone
tickler you tell your neigh
bors about—a real jopmaker
and no mistake. 2
REGINALD
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CASH
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24 LBS. FLOUR—SWEET
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With The fHen
You wish a good supply of eggs? Well
then feed your hens a good balanced
ration. PURINA HEN CIHOW AND
CHICKEN CHOWDER will turn the
trick.
; LET US FILL YOUR ORDER TODAY
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PIIONE 100 CORDELE, GA.
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*Opposite Light Plant Phone 875 Cordele, Ga.
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