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' When Poramount cast about in
search of 2 ngw comedy and a new
eomedian, “Kid Boots” was on the
glib tongue of the theatrical world.
*Kid Boots” tock blaze Brozdway
by storm and fun-thirsty New York
supported Frorenz Ziegfeld's produc
tion for 'three iyears. Now, Para
mount'’s film version, advertised for
‘nhuwing. at the Circle Theatre on
Monday and Tuesday is heralded as
the mirth provoker of the season.
Eddie Cantor, ace of musical come
gdigns; the “Kid” of “Kid Bogts?
enacts his original celorful role. A
gupporting cast of remarkable talent
arrays itself with the scintillating
sgtar. Opposite Camtor is Clara Bow,
aslluring portrayver of 'flapper charac
terizations, whose recent triumph in
“Mantrap” was the talk of filmdom.
Lawrence CGray, handsome leading
man in Paramount pictures with
“{loria Swanson and Bebe Daniels,
plays the youthful heir who suc
cumbs to Billie Dove but isg already
entangled with alluring Natalie Kings
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New York's picturesque eadt ®side,
where second-hand stores reign su
premoe and keen. competition develops
. twange methods, offerg. wide scope
for the copening :;f:x:l!(.-,s.;g*(f:nnor. as
the “‘cmué-on“’ finds Ixifils(:l[ up to
hin neek in difficulties. Through a
rapid gequence of riotpusly funny sit
uations, Eddie is thrust into an ex
clusive golf club ag a caddy—and he
has never even scen a golf bail!
tlis predicatment becomes more in
volved with the entrance of Clara and
. her villainous would-be lover. TFur
ther color i 3 lent by the conflicting
loves of the Lawrence Gray—Dßillie
Dove—Natalie Kingston triangle.
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able. 1t is callod MELLO-GLO. You
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the houndary of the United States. .
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7 GREAT PROGRESS IS SHOWNIN I
| BOARD OF TRADE WORK iN 1926 |
k\ BY MISS OFFEA CGBB, SECRETARY /'
In the work of this year now end- |
ing, the first thing done of impor- ‘
tance was to move the general of-!
fice from uxistairs to the first flom-.!
Now that the headquar'ters of the!
board are on Seventh street; we finui
that we have more of the town peo~;
ple taking an interest in the work, |
s well as more out-of-town visitors;
coming in. A tourist information bu-!
rcau has been maintained, and ut%
cvery opportnity that has come, lit-i
erature of the advantages of tbwnf
and county has been given them. The |
cecertary at every chance tells thcz;reg
passers-by of the opportunities of |
buisness of this section. A day Scl~!
dom passes that someone is not giv-‘
en some information through, this de-]
partment of our organization. I
Through the efforts of Messrs F. |
M. Conner and P. M. Brownin;::,l
Crisp became one of four counties in'
Georgia to whom the Seaboard rail-g
road gave a page advertisement inl
the manufacturers Record for adver
tising the resources of Crisp county.
This advertisement was published on
October 22, 1925 and went into the |
hands of every large and a greafl
number of small business men in thel
United States. The Manufacturers |
Record is a widely known magazine ‘
and is read by thousands of people.
Crisp county in/fndebted to Messrs%
Conner and Browning for this fine!
gift. Col. W. H. Dorris and countyl
Agent J. K, Luck secured the facts
and data for this. o
Last fall a branch of the Atlanta
business college opened in Cordele,
thereby making it possible for those
oirls and boys who wich husinesqz
training to receive instructions at |
home. Not only does it give this op-i
vortunity to the boys and girls her:-|
but students have come from Lilly,)
Poulan, Camilla, Warwick, ‘Richlandi
and other places. Mifty-five students
bave enrolled and sixteen have al
veady accepted positions. The coop--
cration of Cordele and Crisp county
v needed to make this school perma
nent,
An advisory committee consisting
of two members has been appointed
cach month to assist the president
and scceretary with the work, there
by eiving each member an epportuni
ty to help arouse an interest.
Through the enthusiasm of some of
our merchants our retail merchants
associations has been organized this
vear with Mr. R. L. Dekle, president. !
The erganization has 23 mombcrs.l
This association has been greatly |
needed and it is hoped that much‘
good will be nccomplishcd through
lodern Vietnhods of 'arming
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In the ecarly part of the year ai
mass meeting of the women of Cor-|
dele was held and 2 Woman’s Civic |
‘(.'lub was organizecd with over 100}
members. This club is to be com-'
mended for the fine work they have
done in’ cleaning un the town andl
making Cordele a better—;clez*.ncr!
place to live. Cordele is proud of heri
Woman‘s club.
The whole of Crisp county has!
benefitted from the most deli;fl]tfuli
radio program broadcast over 'WSB%
on April 26. The static was ln'ying'fT
but the program gave Crisp county%
some publicity. Messages came from
as fa rnorth as Massachusetts. ThoSc%
who in any way contributed to the |
success of the program are to bef
congratulated. One thousand copies{
of Judge Fleming’s address werei
rrinted and these have been sent out |
to those desiring infoismation ofi
Crisp county, as well as to the press.
of Georgia, l
The Woman’s Civie CEib has asked !
‘the priviiegc of using part of the}
board of trade offices for'a com
munity dining room. T lis was grant
ed. After considering the matter the
directors decided to cooperate with
them in this and the president ap
pointed Messrs Guyt Gleaton and J. |
E. English a commnittee to raise the!
‘money to renovate the walls zmdi
floors. The woman’s club conscntedl
to give the dishes, linens, ete. The |
committee raised $227. This project?
has not heen completed. |
. A meeting of the officials of t'ne!
Seaboard together with z'epresenta-l
tives from towns along the Seabom‘d';
was held in the board of tradcg
rooms in June for the purpose ni'i
‘cnnsidvrim_-; the matter of the 1e: |
moval of the Shoo-Fly. It was do-;
cided that if the Seaboard woiild ex-l
‘tended the train which spends nihhti
at Helena to Americus and if possi- |
ble to Columbus, the removal of thot
Shoo-Fly would he accepted. How
ever, the Georgia 'Public Service
Commission has taken no action con- |
cerning this, }
On April 10 Crisp county :1?:«1!
Cordele voted to exempt new inz.ll'.:a~l&
tries from taxation for a period ()L‘l
5 years. The secretary bought 250 |
auto tags te advertise this advantace !
and sold enough to pay for thcm.’
Then it was decided to send the bal-|
ance to the tourist camp to put on |
cars going out of the state. Mr. Har
rison, the manager, has put these oni
the cars. '
Having learned that a petition hud‘
been presented to a small number.
of the business houses fpz' the dis
continuange of the Southern anoo-{
Fly mail, the Sccretary was instruct-}
ed by the directors to carry anot,her(
petition to our business men askinf%‘j
for tie continuance of the mail. Itl
was almost unanimously agreed that
this should be continued. The secre-‘
tary forwarded this to the Chief
Railway Mail Clerk and no action
was taken to discontinue the mail
service, : : |
The Natiopal Highway is now bé-l
ing paved at a cost of approximate-'
ly $500,600. Crisp is dcing this and!
is not going in debt. The county‘
commissioners with Mr. John Shep
pard their chairman, are to be con-i
zratulated on this fine addition to
the many assets of the county. ’
One of the outstanding features
of the year is’the most excellent
county fair held in October. Thisl
was made pessible through the work
of County Agent Luck and Miss
Ruby Holbrook, lifomé Demonstra-.
ticn Agent. Those who atiended thc’|
largest fairs in the state have said
that Crisp county’s fair was far bet—‘
ter and a credit to the county, Mr.:
Dekle, the president of the fair as
sociation, reports that after the bills
are raid that a nice surplus will be
left. _ ‘
Yesterday afternoen a meeting was
held in the board of trade room ofl
representatives from the, towns
along the National Highway. Route;
3 which is via Griffin, Americus, Al‘
hany, Thomasville on into Florida is
working very hard to get the tourist
routed that way instead of over the
National Highwvay, or Route 7. The
Appalachian Scenic Highway had a
meeting in Atlanta in October 20.
A large delegation went from Routc‘
3, but only one delegate went from
route 7. This delegate from Route 7
was Col. W. H. Dorris. It seemed
that the matter was.cut and dried to
send the tourists over Route 35 butj
Col. Dorris arranged for them to
send a committee to inspect each
route before making a decision. Col.
Dorris has made a most excellient
brief and has mailed this to the
committee in order for the com
mittee to know of the facts before
the route is definitely made over
Route 3. This meeting yesterday was
to organize the towns along the way
to do what they can to have this
route designated as the Appalachian
Scenic Highway. Col. W. H. Dorris,
was made president of the orgahiza
tion. A mecting has been called of
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