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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1926
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- THE FIRST THANKSGIVING
I stood at the portal of morning
That oped the earthward way,
From the paint~d hills of dawning
To first Thanksgiving Day:
And the glory that shone in the
heavens,
‘Glowed through the gate where 1
stood, :
Illuming the paths of birchens—
Torch-bearers of temple wood;
g‘d the light thiat haloed the. faces
Etched in the tree-spaces there,
Bore the incense of primal graces,
And fragrance of peace and prayer:
Every hill and valley and tree
Stretched hands, O God. to Thee.
¢ —W. P. FLEMING
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS IN .
EABY SHOW REPRINTED |
BY SPECIAL REQUEST
- By special request the list of the
babies who won prizes in the Baby
Skow held in connection with the
i Crisp County Fair, is being reprinted
‘today. This list was printed on the
woman’s page in the issue of Sunday
§october_ thirty-first. The . winners
;were as follows: o
Prettiest baby, Birma Gene Mar
tin; fattest baby, H. C. Dowdy; fin
yest baby three to si months, Grace
Deveraux; first prize, Corinne Kin
ney, second prize. 20 9 }
Finest bay sixto twelve months,
Grace Gibson, first prize; Delores "
Banks, second prize. Finest babyT
twelve to eighteen months. Louise
Persall, first prize; Fred Murray,
second prize.
. The prizes were: for finest all
around baby, three to six months,
$3.00, second p rize, $1.50; from six
to twelve months, $3.00 second prize,l‘
$1.650; twelve to eighteen . months,
$3.00, second, $1.50; prettiest baby
between three and eighteen months,
:$2.00; fattest baby between three
and eighteen months, $2.00,
KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN
ENTERTAIN MOTHERS.
A unique and beautiful affair was
the Thanksgiving luncheon with
which the children of Mrs. Stead’s
Kindet‘fgii'fiéh class entertained their
“mothers taday. Plans for “this oc
‘casion’ were made some days ago,
when Mrs. Stead carried the entire
‘clags of little folks out into the
country for a ride and secured the
turkey which was to- be used. Upon
return, the children each made a
drawing of the National bird on
which they wrote in their own words,
an inivtation to their mothers to at
tend this Thanksgiving party -on
Wednesday. |
Every mother was in attendance
this morning, and when they had all
errived, Mrs. Stead made a splendid
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Also Educational Comedy
“NOTHING MATTERS”
and Aesops Fables
TODAY -~ '¢“THE AMATEUR
GENTLEMAN” — with Richard
Barthelmess. Also Comedy and
Aesops.
WE OFFER THE BEST THE
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talk outlining the work of the Kin-
Ldergarten and soliciting their co
‘operation. Then as Miss Marie Stead
played a lively march, the eighteen
little. girls and boys marched in and
'for ‘some minutes entertained their
:mothers with impromptu songs and
recitations. Then the mothers were
ushered into the diningrogm of the
‘Stead home where a delicious seat
ed luncheon was served, including
all the Thanksgiving delicacies. The
place cards were symbolic of the sea
son, and were Hesigned by the chil
-dren, each child decorating the card
for their mother’s place, and finding
there furnished much excitement for
ally &% B D HEEEE Ty
The little folks repeated in con
cert fheir Kindergarten blessing.
While the “grown-ups” were being
entertained downstairs by Miss Lau
ra Lula Stead, the little folks en
joyed a miniature tea party upstairs:
in the kindergarten rooms, under the
supervision of Mrs. Stead. -
Mrs. Stead and Miss Lula Stead
weére assisted by Mrs. Martin High
tower in making this occasion a most
enjoyable one for both- the little
f‘olks and their mothers.“:f : i :
ELECTION OF OFFlcé‘ffiS"” X
FOR MISSIONARY SOCIETY
~ T 8 the election of officers for the
Woman’s Missionary Society for
1927, Mrs. Willis Shipp was elected
president, Mrs. J. M. Clements, vice
president, Mrs. J, T. Westbrook treas
urer, Mrs. M. E. Taylor recording
secretary. Other officers will be ap
pointed later. 4
Mr. W. D. Benson, of Atlanta, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Homer Wheeler.
Mr. Ravenel Dasher, of Griffin,
was the guest the past week-end of
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Arvaniti, -
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Doolittle will
spend Thanksgiving with velatives
at Sandersville. : .
Mrs. Robert Arthur and children,
Eudora and Robert Jr., left today
%o spend the Thanksgiving holidays
‘with relatives in Macon. Mr. Arthur
will join them there tomorrow.
JEWELRY FOR
CHRISTMAS
We invite you to see our
line of gifts for the Christ
mas season. We carry
nothing but highest qual
ity, latest design, depend
able goods for gifts. "We
will be glad of an oppor.
tunity to share your ‘holi
day business.
S. M. DEKLE
PATE BLDG. CORDELE, GA.
The Walker
Barber Shop.
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE
TO OUR FRIENDS AND
PATRONS THAT
Mrs. Ruth Reese
AN EXPERT MARCELLER
of Rockford, Illinois is here and
will render service at this shop.
Mrs. Reese is a graduate of the
Moler Beauty College, of Chi
cago and has been in husiness
for herself for the past. five
years. She gives both the plain
and wax marcells,
Hofiie
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Miss Myrtis Williams will spend
Thanksgiving in St. Augustine visit
ing her sister, Miss Ima Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Holloman will
"spend Thanksgiving with relatives at
Byron.
i' Walter Lee and Ray Guy, of Clax
ton, will spend the Thanksgiving
‘ holidays here with Mr. and Mrs. M.
i H. Mulkey.
1’ Miss Dorothy Holmes has returned
‘from Jacksonville where she spent
‘the past week-end, the guest of Miss
Mamie Laura Harris.
Mr. axkd Mrs. T. E. Arvaniti and
- daughters, Misses Emma and Cor
nefia,‘ will spend Thanksgiving in
Rochelle, the guests of Mrs. Futch.
. Dr. and Mrs. 3. W Mann and lit
tle gon, and Mr. and Mrs. Eph Mat
‘thews and little son, wiil ferm a
partg‘.gpendmg:‘\fthe ']fhanj{figiving
holidays with‘tfiétwes i:md;iw:’f”riemh'
‘at Mt Vernon and Lyons. *
Mr. and Mrs. Waters who have re
cently come to Cordele from Colum
‘bus, are occupying apartments with
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mulkey on Thir
teenth avenue., Mr. Waters is con
neeted with the Seaboard Railway
here.
~ Mr. R. J. Sherrill arrived in Cor
ldele yesterday by automobile from
_Asheville, N. C., and wlil spend a
:week or more here, joining Mrs.
Sherrill who has been visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. Bob Neal for
the past month.
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‘ Miss Arminta Spencé leaves to
'.,night for Atlanta where she will be
Jjoined by Miss Nan Youmans, of Sa
vannah and both will be guests of
friends for Thanksgiving and attend
the football game. Miss Youmans
-.;_;wi..llraeeoifipa-nyz Miss Spence home,
and spend the week-end in Cordele,
"enroute back to Savannah.
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DIVORCE LEGAL
GEORGIA, CRISP COUNTY.
Charlie Buckles vs. Lueller Buckles—
In the Superior Court at January
term, 1927. Suit for divorce. Order
for service by publication.
To Lueller Buckles:
The Court having so ordered; these
are therefore to command you to be
and appear at the K Superior Court of
said county on the 4th Monday in
January. 1927 to answer as required
by law in the above stated case.
Witness the Honorable D. A. R
Crum, Judge of said Court.
© This November the 9th, 1926.
JUANITA REID,
Deputy Clerk.
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RUM BOATS RUSH T LAND
SUPPLY FOR CHRISTMAS
| DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 23. — The
deafening roar of a high-powered mo
torboat and a flash of spray from
the bows mark the leap of the rum
boats with their cargoes of hcliday
liquor from the Canadian shore.
With an utter disregarq for the
prohibition uavy lurking in wait out
cn the river in the deepening shad
ows, equalled only by hig contempt
for the prohibition laws of the United
States, the runner hrazenly pilots his
craft across the narrow strip of water
separating dry Detroit from the well
stocked liquor warehouses on the op
posite banks of the river. !
He knows he will win 9 times out
of 10, with an ordinary run of luck,:
for his 50-mile-an-hour speed boat will
aacily outdistance the slower craft of
the government patrol, |
Christmas and New Year liquor
now is being hauled from the mil
lion dollar stocks in the warehouses.
Just how much, case on case and tier
on tier, is piled at the docks is not
casy to estimate. |
The liguor men who know shiug
their shoulders, smile anq rcfuse to
answer guestions. |
“There will be' plenty. Enough' {n
go 'round.and nothing to do but haul'l
it over,” they say. “We have everyl
’conceivable brand that's called' ‘for,
itoo, and when that's gone there is’
ia. lot more where it came from.” t
But the run on champagne and the
}mcre expensive wines imported fromi
France, has been above expectations
CHILDREN'S ILLS |
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Arkansas Lady Says She Has |
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Never Found a Better Laxa- |
tive Than Thedford’s l
Black-Draught. |
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Minerat Sgrings, Ark.—“We use
Black-Draught in our family of six
children,” says Mrs. C. E. Nutt, of
this place, “and we find it a good
bowel regulator. I give it to my
children for colds and constipation,
or any other stomach disorders
and it certainly is very hellf)ful. I
‘have never known it to fail them.
Where there are so many children,
it is a good idea to keep a laxative
on hang, and Black-Draught is what
we use,
“I have taken it myself for indi
gestion. I would feel dxz‘fir , have Fas
and sour stomach. I would also feel »
a tightness in my chest. I took a
good dose of Thedford’s Black-
Draught when I felt that wag and
it would relieve me. I would feel
better for days.
“My husband takes Black-Draufiht
for biliousness. He says he has
mnever found its equal. When he has
the tired, heavy feceling, he takes
Black-Draugll:t_ night and morning
for a few days and he doesn’t com
plain any more. I sure do recom
mend Black-Draught.”
Sold everywhere. Get a packalsa
of Black-Draught, today Costs only
one cent a dose. NC-175
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; COME TO
THE GIFT SHOP ..
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WOMANS EXCHANGE
Orders taken for home
made cakes, bread,
pies, cheese straws,
cream puffs
AND
. CANDIES
ALL KIND
Fruit Cake Ingredients
White Raisins—Seeded Raisins— Seedless
Raisins—Currants—Dates—Figs — Citron
— Lemon and Orange Peel — Shelled Al
monds—Shelled Pecans—Crystalized Pine
apples—Cherries—Swans down Cake Flour
WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY
THANKSGIVING
Wall Street Grocery
PHONE 105
lthis year. With depletion of these|
‘stocks in the warehouse, the priees
‘have risen until champagnes that cost
fa mere $45 a week ago bring §lO a
!case more today.
!CHURCHES OF CHRIST, P. T. A.
. HIT BY LEGION FOR SPEECHES
' CHARLOTTE, N. C., November
“'24»-*(1{’)»- The Federal Council of
'l(‘.i"urchvs of Christ in America is
| backing Pacifist speakers and the
iiitcratur‘c of the national council
jof Parent-Teachers Association is
' tinged with “red,” is a charge
i brought by the eecutive committees
| of the North Carolina department of
. the American Legion and legion
E auiliary.
| They ecall upon the state legion
; posts to check the spread of pacit
| ism and ask that reports be obtain
}' ed on speakers suspected of having
| pacifist or communist leanings.
,Through reports on such speakers
| and their itineraries, efforts will be
!' made to cancel their engagements
g for addresses.
l TAX BOOKS CLOSE
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I. .Don’t forget the City Tax.books
I,closc December 19th. 4
| —s. J. HILL, City Manager
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OUR EIGHT BY. TEN—Projection,
prints colored to life and well-framed
cannot be excelled for Christmas
presents. Come and sit for yours
i vight away. Cotield Studio, Cordele,
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for unpaid balance. For
particulars write
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